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Contact: Tami
De La Fuente/Marianita K. Paddock
1-800-392-4340, ext. 1277 or ext.
1207
713-778-4604 or 713-707-7190 (pagers)
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Girl
Scouts of San Jacinto Council Hosts Recruitment Rally
Parents
Welcomed To Learn More About The Timeless Values of Girl Scouting
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(FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE-Houston, August 12, 2002) Girl Scouts of San Jacinto
Council's Beaumont Service Center, District 6, will host a Fall Recruitment
Fair at First Church of God at 4450 Crow Road on Tuesday, August 20 at
6:00 p.m. Parents may sign up to be troop leaders, and register their
daughters for a one-time fee of $7.00. Adult volunteer applications will
be accepted at the event. Volunteer positions include serving as a troop
leader, or a troop parent volunteer or in service unit or district-level
assignments.
The evening's activities include traditional Girl Scout songs, fun crafts,
and other kid-friendly events for younger brothers and sisters. The event
is open to whole families. "Girl Scouting really is a family affair.
It's also a great way for parents to spend time with their daughters in
a way that reinforces the values that they are trying to teach,"
says GSSJC Membership Manager Laura Hernandez for District 6 (Beaumont/Port
Arthur).
Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council is celebrating 80 years of building
strong young women in the communities of greater southeast Texas. In Girl
Scouting, girls can discover the power, friendship and fun of girls together.
They can experience everything from learning sign language and how to
build a campfire, to Native American cooking and trips to other countries.
Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council is the premiere organization for all
girls-building character, values and skills for a lifetime. As the largest
Girl Scout Council in Texas, San Jacinto serves more than 54,000 girls
and 14,000 adults in 21 east and southeast Texas counties. For information
about joining Girl Scouts, call 1-800-392-4340 and ask for Membership.
Visit us online at www.gssjc.org.
GSSJS
Pluralism Statement
Embracing and promoting pluralism is an integral part of every
activity and plan of Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council, not disconnected
or separate projects. Only individuals willing to accept and be educated
about the basic tenet that Girl Scouting is for all girls may serve in
volunteer leadership or staff positions.
Girl Scouts
of San Jacinto Council l Brand Management & Fund Development Department
3110 Southwest Freeway l Houston, TX 77098
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