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Citrus Peel Vol. 10
Citrus Peel Vol. 10
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TROOP<br />
STORIES<br />
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TRINITY LUTHERAN TROOPS IN<br />
ROCKLEDGE<br />
Several girls from the Trinity Lutheran Troops in<br />
Rockledge (7011, 7012, 7013, 7014, 7025) braved<br />
the gloomy weather to participate in the Cocoa<br />
Area Trash Bash by cleaning Lee Wenner Park in<br />
Downtown Cocoa on April 12, 2018.<br />
The girls and Troop adults picked up four large<br />
bags of trash, then participated in an Outdoor<br />
Scavenger Hunt, made bird feeders, learned<br />
how long litter lasts in our environment, and<br />
participated in other Earth Day type activities<br />
before heading to the Cocoa Civic Center for<br />
lunch, provided by the City of Cocoa, Keep<br />
Brevard Beautiful and Chick-fil-a.<br />
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THE SUPERSTAR DADS OF TROOP 1372<br />
One of our dads, Tony Maddox, has helped us with crafts,<br />
done activities to help the girls achieve badges, and acts as<br />
a driver when needed. He has been a great help to our troop.<br />
Recently, he helped us get one of our troop leaders and 2<br />
of our girls to a bridging event. He had plans that night, but<br />
there was a storm coming and he wanted to make sure everyone<br />
was safe. Before the troop leader could even get the<br />
girls loaded in the van, he hopped in the driver seat and said<br />
he was going to miss men’s group so he could drive them to<br />
and from the meeting because of the bad storm that was<br />
coming. This is just one example of what he has done for the<br />
troop.<br />
Our other dad, Daniel Hart, has helped us pick up cookies<br />
for Cookie Sales, transport our girls, and makes sure the<br />
girls have what they need or goes and gets it at a moment’s<br />
notice. Perfect example was when we went to SeaWorld.<br />
While the girls were inside watching Shamu, we were planing<br />
the trip home and knew the girls would be hungry. While he<br />
was waiting outside for us, he went to McDonald’s and got<br />
food for all the girls that came. When we came out, every girl<br />
had a happy meal and drink while we made our way home.<br />
Both were also ready to roll up their sleeves and help during<br />
the cookie sales. They had no problems helping us get cookies,<br />
pass out cookies to the girls, and help with both sales.<br />
We can’t thank them enough for what they do. They are<br />
great additions to our troop.<br />
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SNA GIRL SCOUT BTN EVENT<br />
April Brunner, UCF Daytona Beach SNA<br />
President and Troop 1943 Co-Leader<br />
On April 21st 2018, Girl Scouts in the Volusia<br />
County area were invited to UCF Daytona<br />
Beach for a nursing exploration day. The<br />
event called “Meet the Knights,” was run<br />
by the Student Nurses’ Association of UCF<br />
Daytona Beach and Troop 1943. This four<br />
hour session consisted of presentations from<br />
students and faculty, inspirational videos, an<br />
interactive experience in the nursing lab and<br />
a handwashing experiment. In order to earn<br />
their “nursing exploration badges” each Girl<br />
Scout level had a list of requirements they<br />
had to accomplish. Cadettes, Seniors and<br />
Ambassadors had to finish eight activities,<br />
and Juniors had to finish six. Some of the<br />
activities the girls were exposed to at this<br />
event included:<br />
• learning about different nursing specialties<br />
(ER nurse, pediatric nurse, psychiatric nurse,<br />
etc)<br />
• learning about the women who founded the<br />
field of nursing including Clara Barton and<br />
Florence Nightingale