Summer Program Guide 2009

At-A-Glance Event Guide _________________________________ 1–4

Safety and Sites __________________________________________ 5

I Camp ____________________________________________ 6–35

Camp Double E _______________________________________ 6–7

Camp Flying T ________________________________________ 8–9

Camp Four Winds ___________________________________ 10–11

Camp Hazen _______________________________________ 12–13

Camp Loga Vista _______________________________________ 14

Old Cowtown Museum _______________________________ 15–17

Starwoods Outdoor Center ____________________________ 18–27

Camp Wah-Shah-She _________________________________ 28–35

Programs by Region ___________________________________ 36–51

Central Kansas (Salina Region) _________________________ 36–39

Flint Hills (Emporia Region) ___________________________ 40–41

Golden Plains (Wichita Region) _________________________ 42–43

Sunflower (Hays Region) _________________________________ 44

Tumbleweed (Garden City Region) ______________________ 45–48

Wheatbelt (Hutchinson Region) ________________________ 49–51

Program Aide and Camp Skills Leader Information __________ 52–53

Adult and Teen Training ________________________________ 54–55

Reserve Your Spot ____________________________________ 56–58

FAQ's __________________________________________________ 59

Cookie Credits __________________________________________ 60

Forms ________________________________________ End of Guide

Grade Level LegendD – Girl Scout Daisies (grades K-1)

B – Girl Scout Brownies (grades 2-3)

J – Girl Scout Juniors (grades 4-5)

C – Girl Scout Cadettes (grades 6-8)

S – Girl Scout Seniors (grades 9-10)

A – Girl Scout Ambassadors (grades 11-12)

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May 2009 Date Program Title Age Level Location Page 27 (Day) Express Yourself D B Oakley 44 Through Art 27 (Overnight) Express Yourself B Oakley 44 Through Art

June 2009 Date Program Title Age Level Location Page 1 Girls Can Fish Too! D B Four Winds 11 1 Girl Time D B J C Salina 36 1-3 Campbots J C Starwoods 20 1-3 Campology J Starwoods 21 1-3 Camp Cook C Starwoods 20 1-4 Star Bright B J Starwoods 26 1-4 Tails & Scales B Starwoods 27 1-5 Horses Of Course J C S A Wichita 42 2 (Day) Express Yourself D B Atwood 44 Through Art 2 (Overnight) Express Yourself B Atwood 44 Through Art 2 Girls Can Fish Too! J C Four Winds 11 2 Why Cycle? J C S A Hutchinson 51 3 Big Brownie Bus Trip B Salina 36 3 Crafty Creations D Wichita 42 3-4 Night Owls J Starwoods 23 4 Crafty Creations B Wichita 42 4 Flower Power D Starwoods 22 5 Crafty Creations J Wichita 42 5-6 She & Me Super Sleepover D B Starwoods 25 5-7 Santa Fe Trail Campout/Hike B J C S A Garden City 47 6 Where The Buffalo Roam D B J C Garden City 48 7-9 Junior Blast J Four Winds 11 8 Flower Power D Starwoods 22 8 The Mixed-up Chameleon D B J Great Bend 38 8-9 Pampered Camper B Starwoods 23

June 2009 Date Program Title Age Level Location Page 8-11 Campology C Starwoods 21 8-11 Kaleidoscope Camp B-3 J C S A Camp Hazen 12 8-12 Day Away Camp B Starwoods 22 8-12 Horses Of Course J C S A Wichita 42 8-12 Pedals & Paddles J Starwoods 24 9 Flower Power D Starwoods 22 9 Walter the Baker D B J Great Bend 38 9-11 Meade Lake Campout B-3 J C S A Meade State Lake 46 9-12 Advanced Victorian Lifestyles J Old Cowtown 17 9-12 Victorian Lifestyles J Old Cowtown 17 10 (Day) Express Yourself D B Phillipsburg 44 Through Art 10 (Overnight) Express Yourself B Phillipsburg 44 Through Art 10 Firefly Fairies D B Double E 6 10 Frontier Fun D B Old Cowtown 16 10-11 Pampered Camper B Starwoods 23 10-12 Super Troopers B Starwoods 26 10-12 Super Troopers J Starwoods 26 10-12 Teen Blast at Night C S A Four Winds 11 11 Frontier Fun D B Old Cowtown 16 11-12 Intern-Women At OCM C S A Old Cowtown 16 18-19 Intern-Women At OCM C S A Old Cowtown 16 12-14 Family Summer Fun Weekend D B J C S A Four Winds 10 12-14 Father/Daughter Camp Out D B J C S A Scott Lake 45 12-14 Smoky Hill River Festival C S A Salina 37 Face Painting 14 Dad Daughter Fish And Hike D B J C S A Burlington 40 15 (Day) Express Yourself D B WaKeeney 44 Through Art 10 (Overnight) Express Yourself B WaKeeney 44 Through Art 15 Flip Flop In The Sun D Loga Vista 14 15 Girl Time D B J C Great Bend 36 15-16 Buddy Bash B Starwoods 19

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June 2009 Date Program Title Age-Level Location Page 15-16 Scentsational B Starwoods 24 15-16 Sew What J Starwoods 24 15-17 Take Flight J Starwoods 27 15-18 Camper Sampler D B Camp Hazen 12 15-18 In Charge B Starwoods 22 15-18 Passport Thru Time D B J Garden City 47 15-18 Soccer Camp D B J Wichita 43 15-18 Splash Zone J Starwoods 25 15-18 Zink Goes To Camp B-3 J C S A Camp Hazen 13 15-19 Horses Of Course J C S A Wichita 42 16-17 Flip Flop In The Sun B Loga Vista 14 16-19 Advanced Victorian Lifestyles J Old Cowtown 17 16-19 Victorian Lifestyles J Old Cowtown 17 17 Frontier Fun D B Old Cowtown 16 17 Mystery Getaway C S A Emporia 41 17-18 Buddy Bash B Starwoods 19 17-18 Scentsational J Starwoods 24 17-18 Sew Glam C Starwoods 24 17-19 Flip Flop In The Sun J Loga Vista 14 18 Brownie Beach Boogie B Starwoods 19 18 Frontier Fun D B Old Cowtown 16 18-19 Outta This World B J Garden City 47 19-21 Art-Attack J Fort Hays State 44 19-21 Camping With My Guy D B J C Starwoods 20 20 Wet N’ Wild B J Johnson City 48 20 Where The Sidewalk Ends D B J C S A McPherson 51 21-24 Camp Hollywood B J Flying T 8 22 Flower Power D Starwoods 22 22 Walter the Baker D B J Salina 38 22-23 Pampered Camper B Starwoods 23 22-24 Tents & Trails D Harvey Co. Park West 43 22-24 Tents & Trails B Harvey Co. Park West 43 22-25 Campology C Starwoods 21 22-25 Stargazers B-3 J C S A Camp Hazen 13

Date Program Title Age-Level Location Page 22-26 Day Away Camp B Starwoods 22 22-26 Horses Of Course J C S A Wichita 42 22-26 Pedals & Paddles J Starwoods 24 23 Flower Power D Starwoods 22 23 I See a Song D B J Salina 38 23-24 Brownies N’ Bonnets B Old Cowtown 15 24 Older Girl Bus Trip C S A Salina 39 Oceans of Fun 24-25 Pampered Camper B Starwoods 23 24-26 Super Troopers B Starwoods 26 24-26 Super Troopers J Starwoods 26 24-26 Tents & Trails J Harvey Co. Park West 43 25 Where The Sidewalk Ends D B J C S A Hutchinson 51 25-26 America…I Love You B J C Garden City 45 25-26 History & Mysteries C S A Old Cowtown 16 25-26 Summer Fun Overnight Adv. B J C Great Bend 37 27 Linking Girls To The Land J C S A Garden City 46 28-29 Make New Bears B Four Winds 11 29 Digital Photography J C S A Pratt 49 29 Let's Trek B J C Flying T 9 29 The Grouchy Ladybug D B J Salina 38 29-7/3 Horses Of Course J C S A Wichita 42 29-7/1 Storybook Tales D B Garden City 47 30-7/2 Starwoods Or Bust B J C Starwoods 37

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Date Program Title Age Level Location Page 14-16 Space Cadettes C Starwoods 25 14-17 Pioneers, Petticoats, C S A Old Cowtown 17 And The Prairie 15 Flower Power D Starwoods 22 15 Green Is The Thing J C S A So. Hutch 50 15-16 Get Fired Up C Starwoods 22 15-17 Roughin' It J C Flying T 9 16 Road Trip To Savings C S A Emporia 41 16 Brownie Beach Boogie B Starwoods 19 17-24 Got Sails? C S A Loga Vista 14 18 Groom Your Room J C S A Dodge City 46 18 Optical Illusion D B J C Holcomb 46 18 Future Builders 1 C S A Hutchinson 50 20 Daisy Days D Hutchinson 49 20 Weird Science B Hutchinson 51 20-21 Brownies N’ Bonnets B Old Cowtown 15 20-22 Mythical Magic D B J Garden City 46 20-23 Tennis Camp B J Wichita 43 20-23 Tennis Camp C S A Wichita 43 21 Paula's Explosion Scrapbooking C S A Emporia 41 21 Sew What J Emporia 41 21-24 Oodles Of Fun D B Hutchinson 50 22 Sew What B Emporia 41 23-25 Cowgirl Up B J C Flying T 8 25 Future Builders 2 C S A Camp Hazen 12 25 Discovering The Colors J C Emporia 40 Of Chemistry 27-30 Dance It Up B J C Flying T 8 31-8/2 Father/Daughter Camp Out D B J C S A Scott Lake 45

July 2009 Date Program Title Age Level Location Page 1-2 “Cast” Away Camp B J C S A Meade State Lake 45 6 Daisy Days D Anthony 49 6 Weird Science B Anthony 51 6-9 Rhinestones And Royalty B J Flying T 9 6-7 Buddy Bash B Starwoods 19 6-7 Memory Magic B Starwoods 23 6-8 Campbots J C Starwoods 20 6-8 Campology J Starwoods 21 6-8 Camp Cook C Starwoods 20 6-8 Splash Zone B Starwoods 25 6-9 In Charge B Starwoods 22 6-9 Where The Sidewalk Ends D B Wichita 43 6-10 Horses Of Course J C S A Wichita 42 7-10 Culinary Creations J C S A Garden City 45 7-10 Sunflower Society C-6th grade Old Cowtown 17 8-9 Buddy Bash B Starwoods 19 8-9 Memory Magic J Starwoods 23 8-10 CSI: Camp Site Investigator J Starwoods 20 8-10 Space Cadettes C Starwoods 25 9 Brownie Beach Boogie B Starwoods 19 9 Car Sense S A Hutchinson 49 9 Playful Pixies D Double E 6 9 Sun Catchers B Double E 7 10 Junior Bus Trip J Salina 36 10-11 Camp Rock-Boogie J Four Winds 10 10-12 Moonlight Mischief C S A Double E 6 11 Future Builders 1 C S A Anthony 50 12 Dad Daughter Bowling D B J C S A Emporia 40 12-16 Expedition Challenge J C Four Winds 10 13 Daisy Days D Larned 49 13 Dancin’ Divas D B Starwoods 21 13 Weird Science B Larned 51 13-14 Clay Creations J Starwoods 21 13-14 Roughin' It B Flying T 9

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August 2009 Date Program Title Age Level Location Page 1 Splish Splash D B J C S A Pratt 51 8 Future Builders 3 C S A Hutchinson 50

Wah-Shah-SheDate Program Title Age Level Location Page6/05-6/07 Core/Family Camp ALL Wah-Shah-She 28 6/07-6/10 Mississippi Muddin’ 4-6 Wah-Shah-She 31 6/07-6/13 A Smidgen 4-5 Wah-Shah-She 296/07-6/13 Badge R's 4-5 Wah-Shah-She 296/07-6/13 Bubble Up 4-5 Wah-Shah-She 29 6/07-6/13 Cowgirl Ways 4-6 Wah-Shah-She 30 6/07-6/13 Flip And Dip 5-8 Wah-Shah-She 30 6/07-6/13 Freak Factor 5-8 Wah-Shah-She 306/07-6/13 Twilight Zone 5-8 Wah-Shah-She 33 6/07-6/13 Wet And Wild 4-6 Wah-Shah-She 336/07-6/27 C.I.T. 1 8-11 Wah-Shah-She 346/07-6/27 C.I.T. 2 9-11 Wah-Shah-She 34 6/11 Little Bits K-4 Wah-Shah-She 31 6/14-6/17 Hannah Bobana 4 Wah-Shah-She 316/14-6/20 Action Packed 6-11 Wah-Shah-She 296/14-6/20 Beach Bummin’ 5-8 Wah-Shah-She 296/14-6/20 Diagon Alley 4-5 Wah-Shah-She 306/14-6/20 Globe Trotting 4-6 Wah-Shah-She 316/14-6/20 Inching & Pinching 5-7 Wah-Shah-She 31 6/14-6/20 Showtime 4-7 Wah-Shah-She 326/14-6/20 Treasure Trek 4-7 Wah-Shah-She 336/14-6/20 Wonka Willies 5-8 Wah-Shah-She 346/17-6/20 Bump In The Night 4-5 Wah-Shah-She 296/21-6/24 Picture Perfect 4-5 Wah-Shah-She 326/21-6/27 A Smidgen 4-5 Wah-Shah-She 29 6/21-6/27 Beach Bummin’ 5-8 Wah-Shah-She 296/21-6/27 Bubble Up 4-5 Wah-Shah-She 296/21-6/27 Forensic Fever 6-11 Wah-Shah-She 30

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Wah-Shah-She Date Program Title Age Level Location Page 6/21-6/27 Pampered Camper 5-8 Wah-Shah-She 32 6/21-6/27 Wander Wonder 6-9 Wah-Shah-She 33 6/21-6/27 Wet And Wild 4-6 Wah-Shah-She 33 6/21-6/27 Badge R's 4-5 Wah-Shah-She 29 6/23 Little Bits K-4 Wah-Shah-She 31 6/24-6/27 Hannah Bobana 4 Wah-Shah-She 31 6/28-7/1 Get Gakked 4-5 Wah-Shah-She 30 6/28-7/1 Glam And Glitter 4-5 Wah-Shah-She 31 6/28-7/1 Mississippi Muddin’ 4-6 Wah-Shah-She 31 6/28-7/1 Okie Karaoke 4-7 Wah-Shah-She 32 6/28-7/1 Pack Rat 6-11 Wah-Shah-She 32 6/28-7/1 Pirate's Pizzazz 4-6 Wah-Shah-She 32 6/28-7/1 Sleuth Squad 4-6 Wah-Shah-She 33 6/28-7/1 Whales Tales 4 Wah-Shah-She 33

About Our SitesGirl Scouts of Kansas Heartland program staff ensures that all programs taking place on Girl Scout property or off-site locations follow the Girl Scout “Safety-Wise” standards. You will find information about Kansas Heartland camp properties before each section.

Swimming InformationAll swimming activities are supervised by currently certified American Red Cross Lifeguards or equivalent with adult watchers as required by Girl Scout “Safety-Wise” standards.

Camp Loga Vista is located on Wellington Lake. The public swimming area is roped and buoyed.

Starwoods Outdoor Center swimming area is a small private flat water lake with a gentle sloping sand beach, a swimming dock with a roped and buoyed swimming area marked by depth from one to 10 feet. No diving is allowed from swimming dock.

Boating InformationAll boating activities are under the direction of a qualified waterfront/aquatic director and certified lifeguards as required by Girl Scout “Safety-Wise.” Each person wears a U. S. Coast Guard approved personal flotation device (PFD) at all times when boating regardless of swimming ability.

Camp Four Winds is a 13 acre flat lake with one-person kayaks and canoes.

Camp Loga Vista is located on Wellington Lake and has one-person kayaks, one or two-person sunfish sailboats and canoes.

Harvey County West Park is a public flat water lake with canoes.

Starwoods Outdoor Center is a private flat water lake with pedal boats for two to four people and canoes.

Summer Program StaffGirl Scouts take safety seriously. In an effort to assure you of your daughter’s safety and well-being, we want to take a moment to explain how we hire and choose our paid seasonal staff.

Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland hires adult seasonal staff to fill specific job responsibilities (camp directors, waterfront, program activities, unit counselors, etc.) for the delivery of summer program. Only adults ages 18 or older are responsible for the supervision ofparticipants. All seasonal staff must complete a written application with three character/skill references. All references are checked, a personal interview with the site director is conducted and the applicant undergoes a Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) and Department of Motor Vehicles background check. In addition, supervisors regularly monitor the performance of seasonal staff members.

Safety and Sites

Note: Since Starwoods Outdoor Center is an

American Camping Association accredited

site, a range of skills are verified during the

40 hours of onsite training to ensure that

seasonal staff can provide quality program

delivery and a safe environment for each

child placed under their care and supervision.

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Camp Double E, 794 Road 200, EmporiaThis 8.3 acre camp is located just north and west of Emporia on the Neosho River. This property includes two cabins, two shelter houses, a platform tent and a gazebo to be used year round. Enjoy the upper and lower hiking trails, climbing rope, basketball court and a variety of other sports.

Additional Information: Register as a troop or individual. No tagalongs and no walk-in registrations. No sandals or flip-flops. Please arrive with sunscreen and bug spray already applied. Dress appropriately for the weather.

For questions about Camp Double E or programs taking place at this facility, contact Linda Jones or Amy Miller at (800) 342-4532 or (620) 342-4532.

Firefly Fairies D B

Come sing and dance around the campfire. Toast marshmallows and create your own fairytale.

Wednesday, June 10 7 to 9 p.m.

Code: 3-FFDBCost: $5 per girlReservation Deadline: May 29Capacity: 25 girl max., 10 girl min.

Moonlight MischiefC S A

Your dream campout! Stay up late, sleep in late! With challenging flashlight tag, scavenger hunts in the dark, viewing constellations, nighttime games and activities, you will experience an unforgettable campout.

July 10-12 Friday 7 p.m. through Sunday 11 a.m.

Code: 3-MMCSACost: $20 per girlReservation Deadline: June 19Capacity: 25 girl max., 10 girl min.

Additional Information: Bring overnight supplies including your bedroll. Bring board games, sunscreen, and bug spray. GSKH is not responsible for lost, stolen or broken items, including but not limited to cell phones, MP3 players or any other electronic devices or personal possessions.

Playful PixiesD

Join other Daisies at Camp Double E to play games and create crafts while discovering some of the secrets of nature. Connect with Mother Nature to learn how you can take action to preserve your earth.

Thursday, July 9 9 to 11 a.m.

Code: 3-PPDCost: $5 per girlReservation Deadline: June 19Capacity: 25 girl max., 10 girl min.

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Sun CatchersB

Join other Brownies at Camp Double E to play games and create crafts while discovering some of the secrets of nature. Connect with Mother Nature to learn how you can take action to preserve your earth.

Thursday, July 9 1 to 4 p.m.

Code: 3-SCBCost: $5 per girlReservation Deadline: June 19Capacity: 25 girl max., 10 girl min.

7 = New Program

Camp Flying T, 5101 W. River Road, SyracuseThis 23 acre Girl Scout camp is located near Syracuse. Features: earthen shelter that sleeps 20 in bunks; full kitchen; bathrooms with showers; zip line; fire ring; outdoor brick stove; slip n’ slide and plenty of nature to enjoy.

Additional Information: Packing list will be mailed prior to program date.

Transportation to Camp Flying T: Depart from and return to Garden City Girl Scout Center. Please indicate if transportation is needed on Reservation Form.Cost: $15 Capacity: Min. of eight girls required.

For questions about Camp Flying T or programs taking place at this facility, contact Christina Britton at (888) 900-7061 or (620) 276-7061.

Camp HollywoodB J

Roll out the red carpet and put on your Vera Wang. Camp Flying T has gone Hollywood. We will work on acting skills, make-up, hair “do’s” and “don’ts” and socialize with the rich and famous. We will do all this in time to attend a movie premier in style.

June 21-24 Sunday 4 p.m. through Wednesday 5 p.m.

Code: 6-CHBJCost: $125Reservation Deadline: June 12Capacity: 20 girl max., 10 girl min.

Cowgirl UpB J C

Giddy up, cowgirl! All good cowgirls know how to treat their horse and equipment. We will learn about the body and care of a horse and horse handling. Like the cowgirls of old, we’ll sleep under the stars and cook over an open fire. This is a NEW progressive camp.

July 23-25 Thursday 1 p.m. through Saturday 3 p.m.

Code: 6-CUBJC Cost: $75Reservation Deadline: July 3Capacity: 20 girl max., 10 girl min.

Dance it UpB J C

Get down, boogie, oogie, oogie! Come join the fun as we learn dances of new and old from places near and far. Come get your groove on! Bebop to the beat! Have some fun and learn to dance.

July 27-30 Monday 11 a.m. through Thursday 3 p.m.

Code: 6-DIUCost: $125Reservation Deadline: July 10Capacity: 20 girl max., 10 girl min.

8 = New Program

Let’s TrekB J C

Trekking is a term used in Europe for wandering around the countryside. We’re going to TREK around the 23 acres of Flying T and discover all the hidden treasures of the camp. We’ll be able to see traces of the animals that make the camp their home.

Monday, June 29 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Code: 6-LTBJCCost: $20Reservation Deadline: June 19 Capacity: 35 girl max., 15 girl min.

Rhinestones and RoyaltyB J

Have you ever wanted to be a princess? Do you wonder what a princess life is like? Well, here’s your chance. We will learn about fairytale princesses, as well as real ones. Join us on an adventure of learning what it’s like to be a princess.

July 6-9 Monday 10 a.m. through Thursday 5 p.m. Code: 6-RRBJCost: $125Reservation Deadline: June 22Capacity: 20 girl max., 10 girl min.

Roughin’ ItB J C

Are you a rough and tough sort of girl? Have you ever wanted to sleep out under the stars? Do you want to cook your dinner over an open fire and tell stories around the campfire? Join us for a night on the “range.”

Brownies: July 13-14 Monday 11 a.m. through Tuesday 5 p.m. Code: 6-RIBCost: $55Juniors and Cadettes: July 15-17 Wednesday 11 a.m. through Friday 5 p.m. Code: 6-RIJCCost: $75

Reservation Deadline: June 26Capacity: 20 girl max., 10 girl min.

9 = New Program

Camp Four Winds, 9236 S. E. Quivira Road, LeonLocated east of Leon, this property includes a 13 acre lake, Compass Center, Tree House and platform huts. Camp Four Winds is a great place for hiking, fishing and enjoying nature.

Additional Information: Register as a troop or individual with the exception of Summer Family Fun. Tagalongs cannot be accommodated with the exception of Summer Family Fun. Site Volunteer Training and Outdoor Training must be completed for noted programs. Cost includes activity supplies and summer patch.

For questions about Camp Four Winds or programs taking place at this facility, contact Mary Wilson at (888) 472-3683 or (316) 684-6531.

Camp Rock-BoogieJ

5-6-7-8!!! Grab your boogie shoes so you can dance the day and night away. Learn dances from the “Irish Dancers” group. Activities include learning different dances and songs, costuming, making a craft, swimming and stargazing.

July 10-11 Friday 7 p.m. through Saturday 7 p.m.

Code: 4-FWRBCost: $55 per girl, adults freeReservation Deadline: June 22Capacity: 60 girl max., 40 girl min.

Additional Information: Adults required, must have Outdoor Training and Site Volunteer Training. Volunteer Camp Skills Leaders needed. Includes Saturday breakfast and lunch (please eat Friday evening meal before arriving).

Expedition ChallengeJ C

Like a little challenge to your summer? Camp teams will challenge each other throughout the week. Some of the challenges include water activities, archery, building structures, nature findings, cook-ing, and a song challenge at last campfire. Teams will stay in the tree house, platform huts and a tent unit. Think of it as the Kansas version of the Amazing Race!

July 12-16 Sunday 3 p.m. through Thursday 6 p.m.

Code: 4-FWEC Cost: $125 per girlReservation Deadline: June 28Capacity: 50 girl max., 20 girl min.

Additional Information: A physical is required for this program. Six adult female volunteers needed, must have Outdoor Training and Site Volunteer Training.

Family Summer Fun WeekendD B J C S A

Enjoy a relaxing weekend camping with your family without all the work! This action-packed weekend is filled with archery, water activities, crafts, games, hiking, swimming, fishing, and of course, a campfire with s’mores. Bring your family and your camping gear and leave the cooking and all the work to us!

June 12-14 Friday arrive between 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. through Sunday 10 a.m.

Code: 156 Cost: $100 per familyReservation Deadline: May 29Capacity: 30 families max., 5 families min.

Additional Information: Each family member must register. Tree House and platform huts available on first-come, first-served basis. Tents are available for rent, $5 each. Fee includes Friday dinner, Saturday breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snack and Sunday breakfast. Volunteer Camp Skill Leaders needed.

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Girls Can Fish Too!D B

Spend the day fishing and learning about the basics of fishing. You will have a chance to catch a fish, try Brownie Bows, take a nature hike and work on a craft all in the great out-doors. You will leave from and return to the Wichita Girl Scout Center.

Daisies and Brownies Monday, June 1 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.Code: 4-400BJuniors and Cadettes Tuesday, June 2 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.Code: 4-400J

Cost: $37 per girl, $5 adult bus fee Reservation Deadline: May 22Capacity: 50 girl max., 20 girl min.

Additional Information: Includes transporta-tion and snacks. Bus is provided from Wichita Girl Scout Center, 360 Lexington Rd. With enough requests, we will have a bus stop in Andover and Augusta.

Daisies, BrowniesAdult volunteers needed; one adult per 8-10 girls registered, please no extra adults. Volunteer Program Aides and Camp Skills Leaders needed.

Juniors, CadettesNo adults required. Volunteer Camp Skills Leaders needed.

Junior BlastJ

Start the summer out with a Blast! This three-day two-night campout is just for Girl Scout Juniors. Activities include archery, outdoor cooking, swimming, canoeing, kayaking, fishing and crafts. Finish off the night with stargazing, skits, hikes and a campfire.

June 7-9Sunday 3 p.m. through Tuesday 5 p.m.

Code: 410Cost: $80 per girlReservation Deadline: May 22Capacity: 125 girl max., 50 girl min.

Additional Information: Adults volunteers needed, must have Outdoor Training and Site Volunteer Training. Volunteer Camp Skills Leaders needed. Cost includes all meals.

Make New BearsB

Make a new bear friend and keep old girl friends. Design and make a camp outfit for your bear friend and take her along with you as you discover the treasures of a traditional overnight camp including canoeing, archery, campfire and more.

June 28-29 Sunday 3 p.m. through Monday 5 p.m.

Code: 4-FWMBCost: $55 per girlReservation Deadline: June 12Capacity: 50 girl max., 20 girl min.

Additional Information: Adult volunteers are needed, four adults per unit. Volunteers must have Outdoor Training and Site Volunteer Training. Volunteer Camp Skills Leaders needed. Cost includes new stuffed bear, meals and snack.

Teen Blast at N ightC S A

Start your summer out playing, not working, at camp! This camp is designed with you in mind; you will help set the camp program for this three-day adventure. Experience water activities, outdoor cooking, advanced archery and crafts.When the moon comes out try canoeing, hiking, stargazing and more!

June 10-12 Wednesday 6 p.m. through Friday 5 p.m.

Code: 420Cost: $80 per girlReservation Deadline: May 25Capacity: 50 girl max., 12 girl min.

Additional Information: Includes Thursday breakfast, lunch and dinner, Friday breakfast and lunch (please eat Wednesday evening meal before arriving).

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Camp Hazen, 30303 Trail West Rd. S.W., SylviaThis property is semi-primitive with a lodge, two shelter pavilions and platform tents. There are a variety of nature trails and a craft building to keep you busy.

Additional Information: You will want to wear your play clothes and bring a hat, bug spray, sunscreen and closed-toe shoes (sandals are not appropriate), sit-upon and mess kit.

For questions about Camp Hazen or programs taking place at this facility, contact Debbie Rippie at (800) 495-5166 or (620) 662-5485.

Camper SamplerD B

Enjoy traditional camp activities including playing in the water, arts and crafts, hikes, nature, songs, games and a cookout. Try new things while hanging out with new friends.

June 15-18, Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily

Code: 5-HCSCost: $30 per girlReservation Deadline: May 29Capacity: 50 girl max., 10 girl min.

Future Builders 2C S A

In Future Builders 2, you will learn about power tools and how to use them. In the third and final Future Builders, you will be working with Interfaith Housing to put those newly learned skills to work. Information on Future Builders 1 and 3 is located on page 50.

Saturday, July 25 1 to 6 p.m.

Code: 5-FB2Cost: $10 per girlReservation Deadline: July 10Capacity: 60 girl max., 10 girl min.

Additional Information: Supper will be provided, bring a mess kit. Wear appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes. No sandals or clothes that hang or have strings that might catch on things.

Kaleidoscope CampB-Third grade, J C S A

Looking through a kaleidoscope you see many different things. At this camp you will experience many different things including: singing; creating arts and crafts; archery; hiking; playing games; getting wet; learning outdoor skills; making new friends and more!

June 8-11 Monday 8 a.m. through Thursday 3 p.m.

Code: 5-HKCCost: $40 per girlReservation Deadline: May 18Capacity: 100 girl max., 50 girl min.

Additional Information: Bring your overnight gear, tent, sleeping bag and pillow.

12 = New Program

StargazersB-Third grade, J C S A

Why stay home when you can come to camp? Sleep in and stay up late. Come do your nails, do yoga, go for a hike, write in a journal, make jewelry, and do some stargazing. Enjoy archery, outdoor cooking, arts & crafts and of course a campfire with s’mores, songs and skits.


Code: 4-HSG Cost: $40 per girlReservation Deadline: June 1Capacity: 100 girl max., 50 girl min.


Zink Goes to CampB-Third grade, J C S A

What makes you special? Meet Zink, a special Zebra with spots instead of stripes. Zink will share his message of compassion, respect, and understanding while showing you all the fun things you can do at camp. Leave camp with a baby Zink just for you!


Code: 5-HZC Cost: $40 per girlReservation Deadline: May 29Capacity: 75 girl max., 30 girl min.


13 = New Program

Camp Loga Vista, 513 S. Lakeview Rd., WellingtonLocated on Wellington Lake, this camp has a lot to offer. The cozy cabin has a large screened-in porch, covered deck and spacious living room with fireplace, kitchen and outdoor pavilion.

Additional Information: Register as a troop or individual. Tagalongs cannot be accommodated. Site Volunteer Training and Outdoor Training must be completed for noted programs. Cost includes activity supplies, crafts and summer patch.

For questions about Camp Loga Vista or programs taking place at this facility, contact Mary Wilson at (888) 472-3683 or (316) 684-6531.

Flip-Flop in the SunD B J

Enjoy lots of summer sun and water fun at flip-flop camp. As a Daisy you will explore science and nature, try Brownie Bows, crafts and swimming. Brownies will camp overnight and try water activities, crafts, outdoor cooking, explore nature and do Brownie Bows (second graders) or archery (third graders). Juniors have a two-night campout packed full of water and boating fun, archery, outdoor cooking, crafts and more.

DaisiesMonday, June 159 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.Code: 175-DCost: $35

Free for adult volunteers

Reservation Deadline: June 1

Capacity: 75 max., 25 min. per session

Additional Information: Adult volunteers needed, must have Outdoor Training and Site Volunteer Training. Brownie and Junior troops must meet adult to girl ratios. Program Aides and Volunteer Camp Skills Leaders needed. Cost includes snack for Daisies and meals for Brownies and Juniors.

Got Sails? C S A

Captain Girl Scout, enjoy this week-long camp packed with sun and water activities including sailing, canoeing, kayaking, swimming and a trip to the Wellington water park. If you don’t know much about boating, don’t worry. By week’s end you’ll be soloing on your own in the middle of Wellington Lake.

July 17-24 Friday 7 p.m. through Friday 6 p.m. Code: 306Cost: $185 per girlReservation Deadline: July 3Capacity: 25 girl max., 10 girl min.

Additional Information: A physical is required. Must be comfortable in the water. Kansas State Boaters Education card is required for sailing on the lake, (Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland will offer a boaters class on Wednesday, May 28 at the Wichita office). Cost includes all meals (please eat Friday evening meal before arriving), water park fees and transportation to water park.

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BrowniesJune 16-17Tuesday 9 a.m. through Wednesday NoonCode: 176-BCost: $60

JuniorsJune 17-19Wednesday 3:30 p.m. through Friday Noon Code: 177-JCost: $80 per Junior

Old Cowtown Museum, 1865 Museum Blvd., Wichita Girl Scouts help bring Old Cowtown Museum (OCM) to life as they demonstrate typical activities of girls and women in the 1870’s. Girls and adults participating in this unique educational opportunity are dressed in period costumes and “act” as historical characters.

Old Cowtown Museum Costumes: Many girls and adults like to provide their own unique costume, following the museum’s guidelines for sewing and fabric choice. The patterns for costumes are available for checkout from Karen by calling (316) 522-8973. For more information, contact Mary Wilson at [email protected]. Girls who find it difficult to make their own costume may rent a full costume from those available in inventory on a first-reserved, first-served basis. There is an additional $22 fee when renting a costume. Girls must provide their own long black socks and ankle-high black shoes. Complete the costume rental form found in the back of this guide. Attach a check to the costume rental form and send it to the Wichita Girl Scout Center or pay online. Adults volunteering as unit staff or teens volunteering as Museum Aides or Museum Leaders-in-Training (LIT) may also request the use of a full costume at no charge. All participants must be in period costumes approved by the Girl Scout costume coordinator.

Additional Information: Register as a troop or individual. Tagalongs can not be accommodated with the exception of Frontier Fun. Site Volunteer Training must be completed for noted programs. Cost includes snacks, crafts, activities supplies, and OCM summer patch. For girls who are interested in attending Old Cowtown Museum and need accommodations, contact Mary Wilson at (888) 472-3683 or (316) 684-6531.

For questions about Old Cowtown Museum or programs taking place at this facility, contact Mary Wilson at (888) 472-3683 or (316) 684-6531.

Brownies N ’BonnetsB

During this two-day program you will wear bonnets, make Victorian-era crafts, experience 1870’s style cooking and earn the Folk Arts Girl Scout Badge.

Session 4: Tuesday and Wednesday, June 23-24 Session 8: Monday and Tuesday, July 20-21 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Code: Session 4: 707-4Session 8: 707-8Cost: $40 per girl, no charge for bonnetsReservation Deadline: Session 4: June 1; Session 8: July 6Capacity: 72 girl max., 12 girl min.

Additional Information: Adult volunteers needed; must have Site Volunteer Training and must meet one adult per six girl ratio. Dresses not required. Cost includes Folk Arts Girl Scout Badge.

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Frontier FunD B

Discover living history and earn Our Council’s Own Frontier Fun Try-it. Frontier Fun activities are led by Girl Scout staff.

Session 2: Wednesday, June 10 or Thursday, June 11 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.

Session 3: June 17, Wednesday, or June 18, Thursday 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.

Code: Session 2: Wednesday 704-2WSession 2: Thursday 704-2ThSession 3: Wednesday 704-3WSession 3: Thursday 704-3Th Cost: $12 per Girl Scout, $5 per adult and sibling (fee is nonrefundable)Reservation Deadline: Session 2: May 27 Session 3: June 3Capacity: 25 girl max., 15 girl min.

Additional Information: Each girl must be accompanied by an adult, either a parent or a troop leader. Families welcome, all family members attending must register. No walk-ins or additional non-paid visitors. Dresses not required. Cost includes Fron-tier Fun Try-It.

History & MysteriesC S A

An overnight at Old Cowtown! Pack your bedroll and come explore 1870’s Kansas history and some of its mysteries at Old Cowtown Museum. You might be a little surprised by what you find out.

Session 4: June 25-26 Thursday 9 a.m. through Friday 4 p.m.

Code: 4-OLHMCost: $50 per girlReservation Deadline: June 1Capacity: 30 girl max., 10 girl min.

Additional Information: Adult volunteers needed, must have Site Volunteer Training. Participants must be in time-period clothing approved by the Girl Scout costume coordinator. Cost includes Thursday supper, Friday meals, snacks, crafts, activities and Girl Scouts at Old Cowtown Patch.

Intern-Women at CowtownC S A

The typical 1870’s woman had to be competent in many areas to successfully carry out her role in Victorian society. This internship will help you gain the knowledge and self-assurance to be a proficient domestic volunteer for Old Cowtown Museum. Girl Scout staff will prepare you for the entrance interview, and upon acceptance to the program you will work with Cowtown staff to be able to present a woman’s life to the visiting public. Upon completion of the program, you will need to apply to Old Cowtown Museum. Once your application is accepted, you will work directly with Old Cowtown Museum Staff in a variety of roles throughout the museum.

Session 2: Thursday and Friday, June 11-12 Session 3: Thursday and Friday, June 18-19 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Girls participate in both sessions.

Code: 4-OCIWCost: $10 per girl Reservation Deadline: May 23Capacity: 5 girl max., 2 girl min.

Additional Information: Must have attended the Pioneers, Petticoats and the Prairie program or worked as a museum LIT at any of the past summer programs. Girl participants must be in time-period clothing.

16 = New Program

Pioneers, Petticoats, and the PrairieC S A

This session is designed especially for teens, for those who have never experienced Girl Scout Cowtown programs or those who love coming back year after year. Complete an advanced time-period craft, make a Victorian hat and hat pin, and practice dances and social graces from the 1870’s. Learn what it takes to be a schoolmarm and bake in the wood burning stove.

Session 7: Tuesday through Friday, July 14-17 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Code: 705Cost: $75 per girl Reservation Deadline: June 26Capacity: 36 girl max., 12 girl min.; 2 adults per 12 girls

Additional Information: Adult volunteers needed, must have Site Volunteer Training. Cost includes Women of the Frontier Interest Badge. Girl and adult participants must be in time-period clothing.

Sunflower SocietyCadette-Sixth grade only

Live the Victorian life during your time at Old Cowtown. Learn how to do calligraphy, make pressed flowers, advanced stitching, quilting and 1870’s style cooking. Enjoy a Victorian luncheon, “high” tea and a birthday party where you will exchange birthday gifts that you have crafted.

Session 6: Tuesday through Frday, July 7-10 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Code: 706Cost: $75 per girl Reservation Deadline: June 19Capacity: 48 girl max., 12 girl min.; 2 adults per 12 girls

Additional Information: Adult volunteers needed, must have Site Volunteer Training. Girl and adult participants must be in time-period clothing.

Victorian LifestylesJ

Become a Victorian girl during this program. Make Victorian-era crafts, do needlework, play games with 1870’s toys, sample pioneer cooking, perform daily chores, and learn etiquette and elocution. Girls will also earn the Our Council’s Own Prairie Pioneers Badge.

Session 2: Tuesday through Friday, June 9-12 Session 3: Tuesday through Friday, June 16-19 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Code: Session 2: 701-2 Session 3: 701-3Cost: $70 per girlReservation Deadline: May 31Capacity: 36 girl max., 12 girl min.; 2 adults per 12 girls

Additional Information: Adult volunteers needed, must have Site Volunteer Training. Girl and adult participants must be in time-period clothing.

Advanced Victorian LifestylesJ

As a Victorian girl you will do advanced time-period crafts, cooking projects, play Victorian parlor games, social events, chores, advanced dancing, etiquette and elocution. Girls will also earn the Our Council’s Own Prairie Pioneers Badge.

Session 2: Tuesday through Friday, June 9-12 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Session 3: Tuesday through Friday, June 16-19 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Code: Session 2: 702-2 Session 3: 702-3 Cost: $70 per girlReservation Deadline: May 29Capacity: 36 girl max., 12 girl min.;2 adults per 12 girls

Additional Information: Adult volunteers needed, must have Site Volunteer Training. Girl and adult participants must be in time period clothing. Cost includes Junior Prairie Pioneers Girl Scout Badge.

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Starwoods Outdoor Center, 7800 S. 103rd St. W., ClearwaterThis 160 acre camp facility includes a lodge, tipis, covered wagons, platform tent unit, Science and Nature Center, Sports Pavilion, waterfront with sand beach, three troop houses, Ceremony Island, nature trails and sports trails.

Additional Information: Cost includes summer opportunity patch or program specific patch and Starwoods drinking cup.

For questions about Starwoods Outdoor Center or programs taking place at this facility, contact Melissa Loibl (888) 472-3683 or (620) 545-8310.

Starwoods Outdoor Center became an ACA accredited site Oct. 18, 2005. This “stamp of approval” by the

American Camping Association means that the activities offered year round offer a solid foundation of health,

safety and program quality standards. These standards were established by experts from the American Academy of

Pediatrics, the American Red Cross, the camping industry and other youth service agencies to assure that current

practices at the site reflect the most up-to-date, research based standards in site operation.

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Blast from the PastJ

Blast through the past starting in the Wild West. Walk the Chisholm Trail and enjoy a chuckwagon lunch surrounded by covered wagons. Wear your poodle skirts on Tuesday and explore the wonderful world of Dr. Theodore Seuss Geisel and his contributions to the WWII efforts. We’ll wrap up our tour through time with a totally rad 1980’s dance party.

Session 7: July 13-16Monday and Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. dailyWednesday, 9 a.m. through Thursday 4 p.m.

Code: 4-BPJCost: $115 per girlIncludes: Daily snacks, Monday lunch, Wednesday dinner, Thursday breakfast and lunchCapacity: 16 girl max., 8 girl min.

Additional Information: – Staff Provided– Individual Participation

Brownie Beach BoogieB

Come dressed for the most rockin’ Hawaiian luau Starwoods has to offer. Swim, play beach games, build sand castles, make your own lei, and end the day with a dance party and ice cream sundaes in the lodge. Luau themed activities will be conducted indoors if the weather does not cooperate.

Session 3: Thursday, June 18 Session 6: Thursday, July 9 Session 7: Thursday, July 16 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily

Code: Session 3: 4-BBASession 6: 4-BBBSession 7: 4-BBCCost: $40 per girlIncludes: Snack Capacity: 80 girl max., 40 girl min.

Additional Information: – Girls must register with an adult – Troops Invited

Buddy BashB

Spending time with your special Girl Scout buddy is easy this summer at Starwoods Outdoor Center. All you have to do is get with your buddy and register to attend this camp together. Sleep over in Lily’s Pad unit house, make a special craft, play in the water and on the beach, and visit the Starwoods Science & Nature Center.

Session 3: June 15-16 Session 3: June 17-18 Session 6: July 6-7 Session 6: July 8-9 Monday 6 p.m. through Tuesday 4 p.m. or Wednesday 6 p.m. through Thursday 4 p.m. Code: Session 3: 4-BB3ASession 3: 4-BB3BSession 6: 4-BB6ASession 6: 4-BB6BCost: $65 per girl Includes: Evening snack, breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snackCapacity: 16 girl max., 8 girl min.


19 = New Program

Camp CookC

Prepare to get creative in the kitchen. Explore indoor and outdoor cooking methods, meal planning and preparation are certainly on the menu, but so is grocery shopping. As part of your grocery shopping excursion you will have the opportunity to visit a local farmer’s market. If eating is what you like to do then this is the camp for you.

Session 1: June 1-3 Session 6: July 6-8 Monday 9 a.m. through Wednesday 4 p.m. Code: Session 1: 4-CCC1Session 6: 4-CCC6Cost: $115 per girlIncludes: All meals and snacksCapacity: 12 girl max., 6 girl min.

Additional Information: Bring three favorite recipes from home.– Staff Provided– Individual Participation

CSI: Camp Site Investigator J

Where has the camp director gone? It is up to you to find her; the fate of the camp is in your hands. Learn how to cast impressions, use a centrifuge, and create slides for viewing through microscopes. Experience other not-so-mysterious adventures Starwoods has to offer like swimming, crafting and campfires.

Camping with My GuyD B J C

Sleep in a tipi, covered wagon, platform tent, bunkhouse, or your own tent with your dad. We’ve got lots of special activities planned for just the two of you. Do a special craft, “fly” airplane simulators, take a twilight pedal boat ride, swim, play glow-in-the-dark air golf, take a night hike, make a campfire, and eat s’mores.

Session 3: June 19-21 Friday 6 p.m. through Sunday 10 a.m.

Code: 902Cost: $75 per pair, $20 for each additional girlIncludes: Saturday breakfast, lunch, dinner, Sunday breakfast and s’mores Capacity: 60 girl and adult pairs max., 30 girl and adult pairs min.

Additional Information: Accompanying adults must be at least 21 years old.Fishing available, bring your own gear and bait. No license needed. Indicate sleeping unit preference when registering.

20 = New Program

Session 6: July 8-10 Wednesday 6 p.m. through Friday Noon

Code: 4-CSICost: $80 per girlIncludes: Thursday breakfast, lunch, and dinner and Friday breakfastCapacity: 16 girl max., 8 girl min.


CampbotsJ C

Wish you had a robot to do the dishes for you or take out the trash? Join us for this fun hands-on camp where you will work in teams to design, build, program and test LEGO robots! Teams will put their robot building skills to the test racing their Campbots against other teams’ robotic creations.

Session 1: June 1-3 Session 6: July 6-8 Monday 9 a.m. through Wednesday 4 p.m.

Code: Session 1: 4-CB1Session 6: 4-CB6Cost: $115 per girlIncludes: Daily snacks; Monday dinner; Tuesday breakfast, lunch and dinner; Wednesday breakfast and lunchCapacity: 24 girl max., 12 girl min.


CampologyJ C

Camp for real; camp like a girl. Spend your time “lost” on the “other” side of the lake learning about fire building, outdoor living, knot tying and crafting. There will be plenty of time to play in and on the water. Canoe, pedal boat and a take twilight swim.

Juniors: Session 1: June 1-3 Session 6: July 6-8 Monday 9 a.m. through Wednesday 4 p.m.Cadettes: Session 2: June 8-11 Session 4: June 22-25 Monday 9 a.m. through Thursday 4 p.m.

Code: Session 1: Junior: 4-JC1Session 6: Junior: 4-JC6Session 2: Cadette: 4-CC2Session 4: Cadette: 4-CC4Cost: Juniors: $115 per girl Cadettes: $135 per girlIncludes: Daily snacks, all meals except for Monday breakfast and lunchCapacity: Juniors: 16 girl max., 8 girl min. Cadettes: 12 girl max., 6 girl min.

Additional Information: Juniors will sleep in platform tents. Cadettes will pitch tents to sleep in. – Staff Provided– Individual Participation

Clay CreationsJ

For all of you budding artists, this camp is just for you. Pour slip into ceramic molds, learn how to load and fire a kiln, paint fired pieces, and fashion one-of-a-kind beads and other creations from clay.

Session 7: July 13-14 Monday 9 a.m. through Tuesday 4 p.m.

Code: 243-JCost: $90 per girlIncludes: Daily snack, Monday dinner, Tuesday breakfast and lunchCapacity: 12 girl max., 6 girl min.

Additional Information: – Individual Participation – Staff Provided

Dancin’ DivasD B

You got to move it, move it…on over to Starwoods, Starwoods. During this day of dancin’, we’ll work on the Dancercize Try-It, make a craft, and have plenty of fun.

Session 7: Monday, July 13 Session 7: Tuesday, July 14 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily

Code: Session 7: Monday 4-DDBMSession 7: Tuesday 4-DDBTCost: $40 per girlIncludes: SnackCapacity: 40 girl max., 20 girl min.

Additional Information: – Individual Participation – Staff Provided– Troops Invited

21 = New Program

Day Away CampB

Our fun, well-trained staff is awaiting your arrival, ready to help you a have safe and fun summer camp experience while you hike, explore science and nature, make crafts, swim, and go boating. Camp out Thursday night and cook your own dinner over a campfire. Later in the evening everyone will meet up for an all-camp campfire, skits and s’mores.

Session 2: June 8-12 Session 4: June 22-26 Monday through Wednesday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily Thursday 9 a.m. through Friday Noon

Code: Session 2: 4-DAC2Session 4: 4-DAC4Cost: $120 per girlIncludes: Daily snacks, Thursday dinner and Friday breakfastCapacity: 36 girl max., 18 girl min.

Additional Information: – No Adults Required– Individual Participation

Flower PowerD

Amazing Daisy and her friends, the Garden Girls, have a fun day planned for you and your leaders exploring Starwoods Outdoor Center. Enjoy playing in the water when it gets hot. In addition to cooling off at our waterfront, you are sure to have fun crafting, exploring nature and making friends.

Session 1: Thursday, June 4 Session 2: Monday, June 8 Session 2: Tuesday, June 9 Session 3: Monday, June 22 Session 3: Tuesday, June 23 Session 7: Wednesday, July 15 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Code: Session 1: Thursday: 4-FP1Session 2: Monday: 4-FP2MSession 2: Tuesday: 4-FP2TSession 3: Monday: 4-FP3MSession 3: Tuesday: 4-FP3TSession 7: Wednesday: 4-FP7WCost: $40 per girlIncludes: SnackCapacity: 60 girl max., 20 girl min.

Additional Information: – Adults Required– Troops Invited– Individual girl registrations accompanied by adult welcome

Get Fired UpC

Sure, you’ll get the chance to work with clay, but there are lots of other cool things you can make with a kiln as well. In addition to learning about ceramics and how to load and fire a kiln, you’ll get to fuse glass and make other “uniquely you” creations during your stay.

Session 7: July 15-16 Wednesday 9 a.m. through Thursday 4 p.m.

Code: 243-CCost: $90 per girlIncludes: Daily snack, Wednesday dinner, Thursday breakfast and lunchCapacity: 12 girl max., 6 girl min.

Additional Information: – Individual Participation – Staff Provided

In ChargeB

You know best what it is you want to do at camp, so we’re going to let you be in charge. You and the rest of your “In Charge” Unit will spend the first morning at camp deciding which fun activities you will participate in as a group. There is so much to choose from, you are sure to find yourself wishing you had more time.

Session 3: June 15-18 Session 6: July 6-9 Monday and Tuesday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily Wednesday 9 a.m. through Thursday 4 p.m.

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22 = New Program

N ight OwlsJ

Are you nocturnal? Do you admire the beauty of the night sky? If so, then join other girls just like you for this nighttime adventure and perch yourselves at Sandee Point. You’ll have the opportunity for a twilight swim, telescope viewing, “magical” night hike, and to get up-close and personal with other nocturnal creatures.

Session 1: June 3-4 Wednesday 6 p.m. through Thursday 4 p.m.

Code: 515Cost: $65 per girlIncludes: Wednesday night snack, Thursday breakfast, lunch and snack Capacity: 16 girl max., 8 girl min.


Pampered CamperB

Spring Creek Inn will be the perfect place to spend the night hanging out with other Brownies and working on Try-Its from the “Taking Care of Yourself ” section of your Try-It book. During your second day at Starwoods you will have the opportunity to swim, visit our craft barn, and play at the Sports Pavilion.

Session 2: June 8-9 Session 2: June 10-11 Session 4: June 22-23 Session 4: June 24-25 Monday 6 p.m. through Tuesday 4 p.m. or Wednesday 6 p.m. through Thursday 4 p.m.

Code: Session 2: June 8-9: 4-PC2ASession 2: June 10-11: 4-PC2BSession 4: June 22-23: 4-PC4ASession 4: June 24-25: 4-PC4BCost: $65 per girlIncludes: Snacks, breakfast and lunchCapacity: 18 girl max., 10 girl min.


23 = New Program

Code: Session 3: 4-BIN3Session 6: 4-BIN6Cost: $115 per girlIncludes: Wednesday night snack, Thursday breakfast, lunch, and snackCapacity: 16 girl max., 8 girl min.


Memory MagicB J

The magic of memories is what this camp is all about. While you’re sure to make lots of enduring camp memories, you’ll learn about preserving them as well. We’ll get crafty and learn some new and unique scrapbooking techniques, how to make a French memo board, and other fun memory keepers for your room.

Brownies: Session 6: Monday and Tuesday, July 6-7 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. dailyJuniors: Session 6: Wednesday and Thursday, July 8-9 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily

Code: Session 6: Brownies: 4-MMB6Session 6: Juniors: 4-MMJ6Cost: $75 per girlIncludes: Scrapbooking supplies, daily snacksCapacity: 20 girl max., 10 girl min.

Additional Information: Bring 10-15 photos from home– Staff Provided– Individual Participation

Pedals & PaddlesJ

Spend the week pedaling and paddling your way around the camp. Campers will be issued a mountain bike on day one of camp. After completing a bicycle safety workshop you will head to your outpost at Sandee Point. You will be on the move: canoeing; pedal boating; mountain biking; swimming; crafting toys and playing at the Sports Pavilion.

Session 2: June 8-12Session 4: June 22-26Monday through Wednesday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. dailyThursday 9 a.m. through Friday Noon

Code: Session 2: 4-PPJ2Session 4: 4-PPJ4 Cost: $120 per girlIncludes: Daily snacks, Thursday dinner and Friday breakfastCapacity: 12 girl max., 6 girl min.


ScentsationalB J

Enjoy the comfort of Spring Creek Inn while crafting to your heart’s content. Learn how to make your own designer soaps, bath salts, lip gloss, candles, and other fun decorations for your room.

Brownies Session 1: Monday and Tuesday, June 15-16Juniors Session 1: Wednesday and Thursday, June 17-18 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily

Code: Session 1: Brownies: 4-238BSession 1: Juniors: 4-238JCost: $75 per girlIncludes: Daily snacksCapacity: 20 girl max., 10 girl min.


Sew GlamC

You are so glam, so come learn some great techniques for making your clothes and accessories glam too. Bring an old pair of jeans and prepare to unleash your creativity upon them. We’ll provide the embellishments and who knows what you’ll end up with. One thing is for sure; whatever you create will be “sew” glam.

Session 3: Wednesday and Thursday, June 17-18 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily

Code: 261Cost: $75 per girlIncludes: Daily snacksCapacity: 12 girl max., 6 girl min.


Sew WhatJ

During Sew What, the Craft Barn at Starwoods will be a magical place where you are transformed into a super sewer as you learn the skills necessary to make sewing machines hum. Learn about the mechanics of sewing machines, the sewing process, and make some really cool stuff to take home.

Session 3: Monday and Tuesday, June 15-16 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily

Code: 239Cost: $75 per girlIncludes: Daily snacksCapacity: 12 girl max., 6 girl min.


24 = New Program

She & Me Super SleepoverD B

Bring your sleeping bags, air mattress, pillows, and stuffed animals for a fun night with your special adult “she.” Challenge her to “Dance Dance Revolution,” take a twilight hike, join in a game of BINGO, and visit the Craft Barn to make a special matching craft. After enjoying songs by the campfire and s’mores, we will head to the lodge for a late night dance party and movie.

Session 1: June 5-6 Friday 6 p.m. through Saturday 9 a.m.

Code: 242Cost: $45 per pair, $15 for each additional girlIncludes: S’mores and a light breakfastCapacity: 60 girl/adult pairs max., 30 girl/adult pairs min.

Additional Information: Accompanying adults must be at least 21 years old.

Space CadettesC

Do you know how old you are on Neptune or how much you weigh on Pluto or what it would take to get to Mars? To find out, meet up with your fellow Space Cadettes at Sandee Point Space Station on Planet Starwoods to explore the answers to these and many other questions about our universe. Go on lots of missions and enjoy twilight swimming, telescope viewing, and glow-in-the-dark air golf. Session 6: July 8-10 Wednesday 6 p.m. through Friday Noon Session 7: July 14-16 Tuesday 6 p.m. through Thursday Noon

Code: Session 6: 4-CSC6Session 7: 4-CSC7Cost: $ 80 per girl Includes: Daily snacks; Thursday breakfast, lunch and dinner; Friday breakfastCapacity: 16 girl max., 8 girl min.


Splash ZoneB J

Sandee Point will be your home away from home during your stay, but plan to spend most of your time at the Waterfront. Bring plenty of sun block and prepare to have a wet and wild time swimming, pedalboating, playing water games, and tie-dying.

Brownies Session 6: July 6-8 Monday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesday 9 a.m. through Wednesday 4 p.m.Juniors Session 3: June 15-18 Session 7: July 13-16 Monday 9 a.m. through Thursday 4 p.m. Code: Session 6: Brownies: 4-230BSession 3: Juniors: 4-2303Session 7: Juniors: 4-2307Cost: Brownies: $105 per girlJuniors: $135 per girlIncludes: Brownies: Daily snacks, Tuesday dinner, Wednesday breakfast and lunchJuniors: Daily snacks; Monday dinner; Tuesday and Wednesday breakfast, lunch and dinner; Thursday breakfast and lunchCapacity: Brownies: 12 girl max., 6 girl min.Juniors: 16 girl max., 8 girl min.

Additional Information: Juniors will participate in canoeing activities. Indicate shirt size when registering.– Staff Provided– Individual Participation

25 = New Program

Star BrightB J

Explore your inner starlet. Spend the week making sets and costumes, practicing lines, learning about stage make-up and lighting, singing, dancing, and making new friends. At the end of the week your family and friends will be the audience for your Starwoods stage debut.

Session 1: June 1-4 Monday and Tuesday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily Wednesday 9 a.m. through Thursday 4 p.m.

Code: 4-SBBJ1Cost: $115 per girlIncludes: Daily snacks, Wednesday dinner, Thursday breakfast and lunchCapacity: Brownies: 18 girl max., 9 girl min.Juniors: 16 girl max., 8 girl min.


Starwoods or BustB J C

Meet in Salina and ride the bus to Starwoods where you’ll spend three days and two nights exploring everything Starwoods has to offer. Swimming and boating, crafts, hiking, science and nature activities, and campfires are just a few of the fun camp activities you’ll get to participate in.

For additional information see page 37.

Super TroopersB J

So you just can’t imagine going to camp without your best buds, your troop mates? Starwoods has the perfect summer camp for you. During Super Trooper camp you will do all of the fun things you’ve come to love about camp like swimming, boating, learning about science and nature, hiking, and crafting alongside your best Girl Scout friends.

Brownies: Session 2: June 10-12 Session 4: June 24-26 Wednesday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursday 9 a.m. through Friday NoonJuniors: Session 2: June 10-12 Session 4: June 24-26 Wednesday 9 a.m. through Friday Noon

Code: Session 2: Brownies: 4-STB2Session 4: Brownies: 4-STB4 Session 2: Juniors: 4-STJ2Session 4: Juniors: 4-STJ4Cost: Brownies: $75 per girlJuniors: $95 per girlIncludes: Brownies: Daily snacks, Thursday dinner and Friday breakfastJuniors: Daily snacks; Wednesday dinner;Thursday breakfast, lunch and dinner; and Friday breakfast.Capacity: 10 troop max., 5 troop min.

Additional Information: – Adults Required– Must register as a troop

26 = New Program

Tails & ScalesB

Some of them are tailed and some of them are scaled, then again some of them don’t have tails or scales at all. During this week of exploring many animal habitats that make up the ecosystem known as Starwoods, there will also be crafting, tent camping, pedal boat rides, and other waterfront fun.

Session 1: June 1-4 Session 6: July 13-16 Monday and Tuesday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily Wednesday 9 a.m. through Thursday 4 p.m.

Code: Session 1: 4-TSB1Session 6: 4-TSB6Cost: $115 per girlIncludes: Daily snacks, Wednesday dinner, Thursday breakfast and lunchCapacity: 18 girl max., 9 girl min.


Take FlightJ

Starwoods Science and Nature Center will be your aviation base for adventure. During the day “fly” the computer simulators, build and fly kites, learn how to marshal taxiing aircraft, predict weather and enjoy lots of other fun activities geared at helping you learn the science behind how planes fly. At night you will explore the night sky using telescopes and learn about constellations.

Session 3: June 15-17 Monday 9 a.m. through Wednesday 4 p.m.

Code: 226Cost: $115 per girlIncludes: Daily snacks; Monday dinner; Tuesday breakfast, lunch and dinner; Wednesday breakfast and lunchCapacity: 16 girl max., 8 girl min.


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Camp Wah-Shah-She, Bartlesville, OKLocated on 524 acres, Camp Wah-Shah-She resident camp combines the rustic with the modern in a natural setting. Facilities include the spacious Lodge/Conference Center, three platform tent units and seven Conestoga wagons. A fully-equipped kitchen and dining hall serve up to 250. Recreational opportunities include an archery and rifle range, Olympic-size swimming pool, boating on Lake Higo and the Low and High elements ropes courses. More than 10 miles of hiking and horse trails also are available.

Camp Wah-Shah-She is open to all girls who are in grades fourth through 11th as of March 2009. Girls have the opportunity to pick and choose activities based on their needs and interests. At resident camp, girls live in a unit of 10 to 24 campers and share a living space with four to six girls depending on age and program. Resident camp is not a troop activity, it is a summer opportunity. Therefore, no more than two girls from the same troop are assigned to the same hut or tent.

Additional Information: There is an additional $25 fee for Girl Scouts who are not members of Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma. This fee is included in the cost. Bus transportation is available. Please see Travel Reservation Form located in the back of this guide.

For additional information about the following programs or the facility, contact the Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma, Bartlesville office at (800) 457-4475.

Group Camping – “Core/Family Camp” Leaders and Girl Scout families, would you like to camp without the responsibility of planning, organizing or leading activities? Here’s your chance! You are invited to spend a few days enjoying all that Camp Wah-Shah-She has to offer. When you arrive you can sign up for swimming, boating, archery, fishing, service projects, arts and crafts, low ropes course, hikes, and other activities. You will sleep in platform tents, at the lodge, or set up your own tents in a primitive area. The lodge has bunks with mattresses, modern conveniences and air-conditioning. Please indicate your choice of lodging on the registration form. Meals are provided in the dining hall for those who want to take it easy, or you can bring your own food and cook out some or all of your own meals. Please indicate your choice of meals on the registration form.

June 5-7

Event cost: $12 per child, which includes use of the site and facilities, staffing, snacks, and a patch.Adult cost: Free of charge for site and program fee.Meal cost: $5 per person per mealAccommodation cost: $3 per person per night for lodge accommodations$1 per person per night for tent unit/wagon/primitive accommodations

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Action PackedGrades: Sixth through 11th (Participants MUST be at least 12 years of age)

Excitement, challenge, action! Have it all while you go spelunking, horseback riding (a trail ride), rappelling, and testing yourself on the high elements of a ropes course. You need to love high places, tight spaces and wide open spaces. Be extreme!

Session B: June 14-20

Cost: $350 per girlCapacity: 10– Bus transportation available.

Additional Information: Must be in good physical condition and feel comfortable in enclosed spaces. Must have long pants and boots/shoes with ½” heels.

A Smidgen Grades: Fourth through fifth

A little bit of everything is what you’ll get to do. Try out the low elements ropes course, bask in the sun at the pool, go boating, cook out over a campfire, try archery, play wild games and more. You get to help plan most of what you’ll do. Explore camp with this sampler session. Possibly earn your Outdoor Surroundings Badge.

Session A: June 7-13 Session C: June 21-27

Cost: $210 per girlCapacity: 10– Bus transportation available.

Badge R’s Grades: Fourth through fifth

Master your skills as a canoeist, camper and horseback rider. Try your hand at archery, boating, riding on two trail rides, swimming, hiking, camping and more. Work toward Outdoor Fun, Swimming, Horse Rider, Water Fun, Small Craft, and Wildlife badges. Work on the Bow and Arrow, Camp Wah-Shah-She and Outdoor Skills level patches.


Cost: $300Capacity: 10– Bus transportation available.

Beach Bummin’Grades: Fifth through eighth

Be bummin’ on the beach as you try your hand at rowing, canoeing, sailing, or sail boarding. Sleep on the beach one night under the stars to the lull of the waves lapping the shore. Work on the Water Sports Interest Project Award. Snorkel and spend a day at Big Splash in Tulsa.

Session B: June 14-20 Session C: June 21-27


Additional information: Must be comfortable in water and have ability to swim using various strokes.

Bubble UpGrades: Fourth through fifth

Create your own volcano, dance at a poolside luau, and make grass skirts for the party. Spend part of a day at Jenk’s Aquarium and possibly spend a night in the shark tank. Eat your breakfast in the pool or boat and take a polar bear dip. Do all this and more at camp’s tropical paradise.


Cost: $260Capacity: 12

Additional information: Must be comfortable in water.– Bus transportation available.

Bump in the N ightGrades: Fourth through fifth

Stay up late one night and take a walk on the dark side; swim and play games under the moonlight. Make things that fly, find constellations and learn their stories. See the moon through camp’s high-powered telescope. Find out what goes bump in the night.



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Cowgirl WaysGrades: Fourth through sixth

Join Pete and Re-Pete in a “wild and wooly” western way session. Trail rides and Dutch-oven cooking await you. Practice your roping and branding skills. Visit Woolaroc’s preserve to earn your patch and enjoy making western crafts, fun and games.

Session A: June 7-13


Diagon AlleyGrades: Fourth through fifth

Work with Professor Snape to create magical potions and disappearing ink. Eat chocolate frogs, slay a dragon, and play Quidditch. Enter a world of mystical explorations and magical creations. Don’t miss it!



Flip and DipGrades: Fifth through eighth

Ahoy Mateys! Try out camp’s kayaks. Try an Eskimo Roll and cruise the lake. Run the rigging on one of camp’s sailboats and/or sailboards. Say hello to others with the Canoer’s Salute. Work on small craft related badges and interest project patches.



Forensic FeverGrades: Sixth through 11th

Explore a city crime lab to examine DNA, find out how to fingerprint and other pathological wonders. Learn how to process a crime scene, use methods of reasoning, and solve various mysteries. You’ll be doin’ time finding the missing link while serving as a WSS PI.

Session C: June 21-27


Freak FactorGrades: Fifth through eighth

Conquer some of your wildest fears. Indulge in some totally gross experiments. Create nerve-wracking adventures. Touch nasty, slimy, disgusting objects. Taste things people normally wouldn’t dream of putting in their mouths. Awaken all your senses in this wild and crazy freak factor!



Get GakkedGrades: Fourth through fifth

Fling your very own gak yak, compete in Nickelodeon style challenges, and make erupting color bubbles. Instead of a waterslide, have a slime slide! Get gas out of a can of pop, find out the fastest way to dissolve candy, and learn magic writing.

Session D: June 28-July 1


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Glam and GlitterGrades: Fourth through fifth

Feel like a princess, look like a princess, dress like a princess. Bring your dress-up clothes (shoes, jewelry, gloves and hats), and prepare for the fashion show of the summer. Stay in the lodge, sleep late, do your nails and hair. You’ll do facials and dress up every day as you live like princesses. Watch Princess Diaries I and II and become royalty for this spectacular session of fantasy and fun.



Globe TrottingGrades: Fourth through sixth

Good day mates! Pack your suitcase and travel the globe for a week of world fun. Travel to Mexico, Africa, China and Australia. Play your dijeridoo, wear your sari, eat egg drop soup and break a piñata. ¡Hasta la vista!



Hannah BobanaGrade: Fourth

Sing your heart out as you rock the camp. Decide which dance steps to use as you jam the time away. Get the whole camp up and on its feet as you party and live it up. You’ll have time for other camp fun too.

Session B: June 14-17 Session C: June 24-27


Inching & PinchingGrades: Fifth through seventh

Get back to basics as you try your hand at cooking and sewing. Make a lap quilt among other useful things. Cook up a storm that takes you from hors d’oeuvres to dessert and competes with Rachel Ray. You’ll get to participate in regular camp activities too. Make it and bake it during these best of times.



Little BitsGrades: Kindergarten through fourth

This special one-day program will introduce our youngest campers to Camp Wah-Shah-She. Swim, create crafts and nature projects, sing and experience camp life at just the right pace!

Session A: June 11 Session C: June 23 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Cost: $20 per girl, adults $5 for lunchCapacity: 25

Additional information: Parents are welcome. Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland requires Girl Scout Daisies have a parent accompany them on an out-of-council day trip. Cost includes lunch, t-shirt for girl, patch and program materials.

Mississippi Muddin’Grade: Fourth through sixth

Bring your overalls and return to the lazy days of summer with ole’ Huck Finn. Build a raft, drop a fishing line, swing on a rope, and play a prank. Explore camp for any lost caves, take a picnic, bob for apples and create a mud pie.

Session A: June 7-10 Session D: June 28-July 1


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Okie KaraokeGrades: Fourth through seventh

Rock the camp as you prove that “America’s Got Talent” right here. Design your choreography and step it up. Explore rock, rap, country, and any kind of music that rocks your socks. You’ll have time for regular camp activities like swimming, boating and other fun that you help plan.



Pack RatGrades: Sixth through 11th

Explore some of camp’s many miles of trails and look for hidden treasures. Cross creeks and view the buffalo at Woolaroc from up on the ridge. Possibly spend a night on the trail in the far outback of camp. Find adventure as an outbacker packer.



Pampered CamperGrades: Fifth through eighth

Fashionably fun and fabulously fancy. Learn the latest tips on hairstyles, what colors look best on you, and all about fashion. Get creative with your cooking and make animals out of food. Learn which fork and spoon to use at a fancy meal. Go out in style after spending a week in the lodge being a pampered camper. Work on earning the Being My Best, Stress Less and Looking Your Best related earned recognitions.



Picture PerfectGrades: Fourth through fifth

Learn all about a camera as you take nature, landscape, and action shots. Be a shutter bug as you learn to develop your own film too. Create a story using your pictures as illustrations for your very own children’s book. Earn the Camera Shots badge while you try other camp activities during your stay.



Pirate’s PizzazzGrades: Fourth through sixth

Yo ho, yo ho, it’s a pirate’s life for you. Run the rigging and set sail in one of camp’s boats. Explore aquatic life, tie a fisherman’s knot, and solve clues to find hidden treasures. On your quest for treasure perfect your map reading skills, use tricky trail signs, and play compass games. Don’t forget to Never Eat Sour Watermelon – arrrgh!



ShowtimeGrades: Fourth through seventh

Make your performance debut in a Camp Wah-Shah-She production. Design your own set, show off your own costume creations, sing, dance, and give us a great performance. Plus a trip to Discoveryland, to see a live performance with a chuck-wagon dinner and backstage tour. The spotlight is on you! Work on multiple badges or interest project patches.



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Sleuth SquadGrades: Fourth through sixth

Was it Miss Marple in the library with the candlestick or was it your tent mate with a flashlight on the trail? It’s a mystery you’ll want to solve. You’ll be fingerprinted and learn how to collect evidence. Come find out “Who Dunnit” as you work on some of the requirements for the Creative Solutions and Science Sleuth badges!



Treasure TrekGrades: Fourth through seventh

If you’re an Indiana Jones fan, you’ll love this action-packed session! Try your hand with map and compass on your quest for hidden treasure. Race through obstacle courses and practice target sports like bb guns and archery. Create things with rope, leather, and try code deciphering for clues. All this and more!



Twilight ZoneGrades: Fifth through eighth

Take a walk on the dark side as you swim and play games by moonlight. Find constellations and learn their stories. See the moon craters through camp’s high-powered telescope. Some nights you’ll actually try to stay up all night and sleep in the lodge by day. Venture into town to see what goes on in the still of the night, and sleep under the stars.



Wander WonderGrades: Sixth through ninth

Go wild exploring bad hair days, figuring out how something works, cooking up food that might explode, and more that makes you say “why in the world?!” If you’re brave enough, curious enough, or just crazy enough – come join us for this fun and intriguing session.



Wet and WildGrades: Fourth through sixth

Slip and slide into our junior-Olympic size pool, have a water carnival, play water games, and go creek stomping. Take polar bear swims, moonlight dips, have a floating meal or splish and splash at Little Man Falls. From rowing races across Lake Higo to flippin’ a canoe, this is sure to be a boat bingin’ best time. This session is absolutely splashing!



Whales TalesGrade: Fourth

Check out life under the sea! Get wet all over when you’re swimming, boating and creek stomping. Learn about water safety too. Create your own water slide and work on your water related Try-Its or badges. It’s cool for you when you’re at the pool!



Additional information: Must be comfortable in water.

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Wonka WilliesGrades: Fifth through eighth

Give Wonka a run for his money as you create your own edibles and inventions. Make chocolate suckers, foaming candy, special dog treats, or turn vegetables into flowers. Explore how to change colors in things, create certain smells, or make objects gravitate. Visit a research center and lab or talk with someone who works at one or the other to learn about other inventions. All this and more as you work on multiple interest project patch requirements.



Bluestem Leadership Projects at Wah-Shah-SheThe Leadership Projects are designed to help you improve personal leadership skills and learn about child development. Through the various projects you will learn leadership basics and learn about camp program delivery and camp operations. These opportunities can lead to and provide employment as camp staff and potential college scholarships.

Counselor-in-Training (C.I.T.)A C.I.T. (must be in eighth through 11th grade) participates in a successful leadership program directed toward her future in camp counseling, teaching, or other human resources field. Camp Wah-Shah-She is proud to offer this program and looks forward to working with experienced campers. Based upon the resources of GSUSA, the Leadership Project is completed over a two summer period. It offers experience in staff responsibilities, program goals, contemporary issues, leadership styles, child development, group dynamics, and conflict resolution. This experience is expanded upon during the second summer through skill specialization, safety practices, and actually leading activities.

The C.I.T. II project will feature specialized training in rowing, canoeing, sailing, low ropes course instruction, small craft safety, pool safety and archery for assistant instructor certification. Along the way there will be lots of camp memories, laughs, beautiful campfires, and life-long friendships. As a further progression, C.I.T.’s who successfully complete the program may apply to work at the camp as an Apprentice Counselor.

Grades: C.I.T. I: Eighth through 11th C.I.T. II: Ninth through 11th

Dates: Sessions A-C: June 7-27 C.I.T.’s will go home June 13 & 20 unless prior arrangements are made.

Fees: C.I.T. I or II: $375 for full course $25 per weekend if staying at camp: June 13-14 or June 20-21.

Prerequisites: Program Aide Training, Camp Aide Training, or special permission. Campers must submit a camp registration form, followed later by a completed C.I.T. application and three references from adults who are not relatives.

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Apprentice Counselor PositionsA girl who has completed either her C.I.T. I or C.I.T. II leadership project and is 16 or older may apply for a paid position as an Apprentice Counselor. A person in this position supervises campers and assists in the implementation of camp program. This may include taking campers hiking, boating, swimming, horseback riding, shooting, archery, creek-stomping, and other typical camp activities. It may also include off-site touring units. Employment is contingent upon skills, readiness, camp hiring practices, camp needs and state laws. Contact Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma to request an application packet.

Adults Make Resident Camp HappenWork at Resident Camp! It’s rewarding, it’s fun, and it’s a chance to find adventure, explore and meet new friends! There are many positions, but the most popular is unit staff. You will work with other staff to lead activities for a group of approximately 10-24 girls. Drivers, lifeguards, cooks, specialty personnel and nurses are always welcome.

Pre-Camp Training: The success of Resident Camp depends on a prepared and responsible staff. Training is provided.– May 27 through June 4 for full-seasonal staff– Contact Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma for part-seasonal staff positions

The training session includes Camp Wah-Shah-She information, emergency procedures, basic camp skills, and resident camp procedures. Training also covers specific activity training for full-seasonal staff. Part-seasonal staff is required to participate in the shorter training period and are welcome to attend the full pre-camp training. Contact Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma to request an application packet.

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Central Kansas – Salina RegionFor additional information about the following programs contact Vesa Cunningham at (800) 888-0872 or (785) 827-3679.

Big Brownie Bus TripB

Bring a friend and take a trip like no other. Come to the only place that can promise you the moon and the stars. Enjoy an out-of-this world experience as you explore the Hutchinson Cosmosphere in the morning and relax at the McPherson Water Park in the afternoon.

Wednesday, June 3 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Code: 2-BBBTWhere: Depart and return from the Dieckhoff Girl Scout Center, 1550 S. Broadway, Salina– Hutchinson Cosmosphere– McPherson Water ParkCost: $30 per girl ($15 non-refundable) Reservation Deadline: May 18Capacity: 70 girl max., 20 girl min.

Additional Information: Cost includes transportation, snack, lunch, supper and admission fees.

Girl T ime D B J C

Spend a summer evening with mom (or a female adult) doing wacky games, making and eating healthy snacks, giving kitchen cabinet facials and completing crafts. Salina Church of the Cross, 1600 Rush Street Monday, June 1 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.Great Bend First United Methodist Church, 2123 Forest Ave Monday, June 15 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.

Code: Salina: 2-GTSGreat Bend: 2-GTGBCost: $15 per couple, $5 for each additional girlReservation Deadline: May 18Capacity: 25 couple max., 10 couple min.

Additional Information: Cost includes snack, craft, facials, activities and patch.

Junior Bus TripJ

Enjoy the experience of the Crown Uptown Dinner Theatre’s production of “Pinocchio,” the classic musical comedy telling of the marionette who wants to be a real boy. Then spend time relaxing at the McPherson Water Park in the afternoon.

Friday, July 10 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Code: 2-JBTWhere: Depart and return from the Dieckhoff Girl Scout Center, 1550 S. Broadway, Salina– Crown Uptown Dinner Theatre, Wichita– McPherson Water ParkCost: $30 per girl ($15 non-refundable) Reservation Deadline: June 15Capacity: 50 girl max., 10 girl min.

Additional Information: Cost includes transportation, lunch, supper and admission fees.

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Smoky Hill River Festival Face PaintingC S A

It’s that fun and exciting time again for the Smoky Hill River Festival! We are facilitating the face painting booth and you are invited to come and be a part of the festival fun. Each shift is two hours, work one shift or more. All those assisting with the booth will be allowed free admission to the festival for the day.

June 12-14 Friday and Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday Noon to 5:30 p.m.

Code: 2-SHFPWhere: Oakdale Park, 730 Oakdale Park, SalinaReservation Deadline: May 11

Additional Information: Confirmation will be sent with more detail upon making reservations.

Starwoods or BustB J C

Meet in Salina and ride the bus to Starwoods where you’ll spend three days and two nights exploring everything Starwoods has to offer. Swimming and boating, crafts, hiking, science and nature activities, and campfires are just a few of the fun camp activities you’ll get to participate in.

Session 5: June 30-July 2 Tuesday 9 a.m. through Thursday 6 p.m.

Code: 4-SB5Cost: $150 per girlIncludes: Transportation to and from Starwoods, daily snacks, all meals except Monday breakfast and lunchCapacity: Brownies: 20 girl max., 12 girl min.Juniors: 20 girl max., 12 girl min.Cadettes: 12 girl max., 8 girl min.


Summer Fun Overnight Adventure B J C

Do you enjoy being outside and camping too? Then light the fuses on summer with this overnight adventure! The day will be filled with hiking, crafts, cooking, adventure and more. If that’s not enough fun for you, how about learning basic camping skills and having a traditional campfire?

Salina June 5-6 Friday 6 p.m. through Saturday 5 p.m. Webster Conference Center, 2601 N. Ohio

Code: 2-SFSACost: $45 per girlReservation Deadline: May 18Capacity: 50 girl max., 20 girl min.

Great Bend June 25-26 Friday 1 p.m. through Saturday 9 a.m. Location TBA

Code: 2-SFGBCost: $25 per girlReservation Deadline: June 8Capacity: 50 girl max., 15 girl min.

Additional Information: Confirmation will be sent with more detail upon making reservations. Cost includes program activities, snacks, breakfast, dinner and overnight accommodations.

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The Mixed-up Chameleon

Find out what happens when a bored chameleon wishes to be more like other animals while discovering about self. Just like the mixed-up chameleon learn how important it is to be your unique self. Enjoy the afternoon at the pool.

Monday, June 8, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Code: 2-MUCWhere: Brit Spaugh Park, 2000 Main St. Great Bend Cost: $15 per girlReservation Deadline: June 15Capacity: 100 girl max., 10 girl min.

Walter the Baker

Enter the world of “Walter the Baker” as you walk through a lively and colorful retelling of the legend of the pretzel, make your inventions and have a day full of tasty treats. Cool off at the pool in the afternoon.

Great Bend Brit Spaugh Park, 2000 Main St. Great Bend Tuesday, June 9, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Salina Oakdale Park, 730 Oakdale Park, Salina Monday, June 22, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Code: Great Bend: 2-WBGB, Salina: 2-WGSCost: $15 per girlReservation Deadline: Great Bend: May 26, Salina: June 8Capacity: 100 girl max., 10 girl min.

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I See a Song

For this magical adventure you will use your own visual and musical imagination and creativity. Create art projects, musical instruments and an item from “On the Pot.” Finish off the day relaxing at the pool.

Tuesday, June 23, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Code: 2-SASWhere: Oakdale Park, 730 Oakdale Park, SalinaCost: $15 per girlReservation Deadline: June 8Capacity: 100 girl max., 10 girl min.

The Grouchy Ladybug

Is a ladybug really a lady? Explore how to turn the grouchy ladybug into a happy, socially, lovable bug. Learn the pleasures to be gained by cheerfulness and good manners during fun games and crafts. Spend the afternoon by the pool.

Monday, June 29 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Code: 2-GLSWhere: Oakdale Park, 730 Oakdale Park, SalinaCost: $15 per girlReservation Deadline: June 15Capacity: 100 girl max., 10 girl min.

Day CampsD B J

Come enjoy the world of Eric Carle as you take an adventure through some of his popular books.

Additional Information: Check-in begins at 7:30 a.m.; pick-up is from 4:30 to 5 p.m. at the swimming pool. You will need to bring: disposable sack lunch; sunscreen; swimming suit; towel; shoes and socks. Cost includes snacks, supplies, craft projects and swimming.

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Older Girl Bus Trip–Oceans of FunC S A

It’s a whole day at Oceans of Fun! We’ll travel by bus to Kansas City where you’ll swim in the morning, have a catered lunch, then splash away the afternoon! We’ll grab supper on the way home. This is cool fun for a hot summer day! Wednesday, June 24 6:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Code: 2-OOFWhere: Depart and return from the Dieckhoff Girl Scout Center, 1550 S. Broadway, SalinaCost: $60 ($15 non-refundable deposit)Includes: Chartered bus, two snacks, lunch, supper and admission feesCapacity: 70 girl max., 20 girl min.

Dad Daughter Fish and HikeD B J C S A

A special day for you and your dad to hike, fish or both. Will you or your dad reel in the biggest catch of the day? Who will have the greatest fishing “tale” to take home? Meander the trails while observing nature’s finest.

Sunday, June 14 2:30 to 5:30 p.m.

Code: 3-DDFHWhere: Wolf Creek Nuclear Plant,1540 Native Road, Burlington Cost: $10 per couple, $2.50 for each additional daughterReservation Deadline: May 29Capacity: 125 pair max., 50 pair min.

Additional Information: Bring your bait,tackle, bug spray and sunscreen. No boats allowed.

Discovering the Colors of ChemistryJ C

Design and tie-dye your own shirt using the colors you will discover in this chemistry lab. Do you ever wonder where colors originate? How do you look in a lab coat and goggles? Come find out.

Saturday, July 25 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Code: 3-COCWhere: Emporia State University Science Hall,1200 Commercial, Emporia Cost: $10 per girlReservation Deadline: July 10Capacity: 25 girl max., 10 girl min.

Additional Information: Bring a sack lunch. Shirt orders must be placed by July 10. Available sizes are YM, AS, AM, AL and AXL. Make sure to park on the west side of the library off of Mechanic St. and 12th Ave.

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Flint Hills – Emporia RegionFor additional information about the following programs contact Linda Jones or Amy Miller at (800) 342-4532 or (620) 342-4532.

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Dad Daughter BowlingD B J C S A

STRIKE up some fun and challenge your dad to a high score and have a relaxing afternoon together. Take home a keepsake picture of you and your dad.

Sunday, July 12 2 to 4 p.m.

Code: 3-DDBWhere: Flint Hills Lanes,1519 W. 6th Ave., Emporia Cost: $10 per personReservation Deadline: July 10Capacity: 70 pair girl max., 30 pair girl min.

Additional Information: Price includes two hours of unlimited bowling, snacks and a drink.

Mystery GetawayC S A

Get away and experience the mysteries presented throughout the day. Bring your creativity, enthusiasm and be ready to explore.

Wednesday, June 17 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Code: 3-MGAWhere: Amend Girl Scout Center,1200 Burlingame, Emporia Cost: $15 per girl, $5 per adultReservation Deadline: May 29Capacity: 25 girl max., 10 girl min.

Additional Information: Meet at the Amend Girl Scout Center to depart at 8 a.m. or carpool from your area to be in Strong City by 8:30 a.m. Everyone will meet at the PizzaHut on Highway 50 in Strong City at 8:30 a.m. and depart from there. Non-driving adult fee of $5 will be collected on site. No sandals or flip-flops. Bring a sack lunch and spending money.

Paula’s Explosion ScrapbookingC S A

Scrapbook your favorite memories! Bring your photos and create an explosive scrapbook. Paula has a great selection of stamps and cut outs. Paper, glue and other supplies will be provided.

Tuesday, July 21 9 a.m. to Noon

Code: 3-PSCBWhere: Amend Girl Scout Center,1200 Burlingame, Emporia Cost: $5 per girlReservation Deadline: July 10Capacity: 20 girl max., 5 girl min.

Road Trip to SavingsC S A

Want to know how to afford new clothes, games, ring tones and shoes on your budget? Or how about saving money for college? Want to afford life on your own? Come join us for some fun games, earn the “Cashin' In” charm and learn about how to afford the life that you want to live.

Thursday, July 16 1 to 4 p.m.

Code: 3-RTSWhere: Amend Girl Scout Center,1200 Burlingame, Emporia Cost: $12 per girlReservation Deadline: July 10Capacity: 15 girl max., 5 girl min.

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Sew What?B J

Learn sewing skills and techniques from Sue Bluebaugh of Prairie Pieces Quilt Shop. Materials provided for a great project you can keep.

Brownies: Wednesday, July 22 1 to 3 p.m.Juniors: Tuesday, July 21 1 to 3 p.m.

Code: Brownies: 3-SWBJuniors: 3-SWJWhere: Prairie Pieces Quilt Shop,911 Commercial, Emporia Cost: $5 per girlReservation Deadline: July 10Capacity: 8 girl max., 6 girl min.

Additional Information: Basic experience required for Girl Scout Juniors.

Golden Plains – Wichita RegionFor additional information about the following programs contact Mary Wilson at (888) 472-3683 or (316) 684-6531.

Horses of Course J C S A

Are you a horse lover? At Singletree Stables you will learn how to groom your horse, saddle and safely ride Western, English, and bareback. Singletree staff will match you up with the right horse for your experi-ence level; instructors are present at all times to assist you in improving your horsemanship. On Friday your parents can watch as you show off what you have learned at a horse show. Session 1: June 1-5 Session 5: June 29-July 3 Session 2: June 8-12 Session 6: July 6-10 Session 3: June 15-19 Session 7: July 13-17 Session 4: June 22-26

Monday through Friday, 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. daily

Code: Session 1: 925-1 Session 5: 925-5Session 2: 925-2 Session 6: 925-6Session 3: 925-3 Session 7: 925-7Session 4: 925-4

Where: Singletree Stables, 2100 E. 45th St. North, Wichita Cost: $170 per girlReservation Deadline: Two weeks prior to first day of program sessionCapacity: 10 girl max., 5 girl min.

Additional Information: Girl must wear jeans and boots with one-inch heel. Girls will be provided with a horse helmet from Singletree Stables during their riding session. Cost includes summer patch, riding instruc-tions and supplies.

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Crafty Creations D B J

If you cannot get enough arts and crafts you should reserve your spot now. This program is filled with arts and craft projects of all kinds. A little “craft challenged?” No problem! Staff will help bring out the “craftiness” in you. You will be able to take all projects home with you.

Daisies: Wednesday, June 3 Brownies: Thursday, June 4Juniors: Friday, June 5 Session A: 8 a.m. to Noon Session B: 1 to 5 p.m.

Code: Daisies: Session A: 320A-D Daisies: Session B: 320B-DBrownies: Session A: 320A-B Brownies: Session B: 320B-BJuniors: Session A: 320A-J Juniors: Session B: 320B-J

Where: Wichita Girl Scout Center, 360 Lexington Rd., Wichita Cost: Daisies: $20 per girl, Brownies: $25 per girl, Juniors: $30 per girlReservation Deadline: May 22Capacity: Daisies: 20 girl max., 10 girl min.Brownies: 30 girl max., 15 girl min.Juniors: 40 girl max., 15 girl min.

Additional Information: Program Aides and Volunteer Camp Skills Leaders needed. Cost includes summer patch, activity supplies and a snack.

Soccer Camp D B J

Score! Kick off the summer. Soccer camp is designed for girls who are interested in learning soccer as a team sport. Along with AYSO staff and volunteers, girls will be divided into two levels: Level 1 for beginners and Level 2 for girls with previous soccer skills.

June 15-18 Monday through Thursday 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. daily

Code: 905Where: AYSO Soccer field, 17th and Ridge Rd., Wichita Cost: $45 per girlReservation Deadline: May 15Capacity: 120 girl max., 50 girl min.

Additional Information: Program Aides and Camp Skills Leaders needed. Cost includes soccer camp t-shirt, shin guards, soccer socks and a team photo.

Tennis Camp B J C

Tennis camp is geared for all ages from beginners to experienced players that want to learn more about the game. At Riverside Tennis Center, you will learn tennis fundamentals as well as proper strokes and techniques from the pro-staff on indoor and outdoor courts.

July 20-23 Monday through ThursdayBrownies and Juniors: Noon to 1 p.m.Cadettes: 1 to 2 p.m.

Code: Brownies and Juniors: 927-BCadettes: 927-CWhere: Riverside Tennis Center, 551 Nims, Wichita Cost: $35 per girlReservation Deadline: July 3Capacity: 15 girl max., 30 girl min.

Additional Information: Must wear tennis shoes (no street shoes), hat and bring a water bottle.

Tents & TrailsD B J

Daisies and second grade Brownies will take a delightful canoe ride, try Brownie Bows, hike and make crafts. Third grade Brownies will learn canoeing and archery. Both second and third grade Brownies will experience outdoor cooking and hikes on the nature trails. Juniors, as advanced campers, will experience three days and two nights full of activities!

Daisies: June 22-24 Monday to Wednesday 9 a.m. 3:30 p.m. dailyBrownies: June 22-24 Monday 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Tuesday 9 a.m. through Wednesday 3:30 p.m. Juniors: June 24-26 Wednesday 9 a.m. through Friday 10 a.m.

Code: Daisies: 620Brownies: 623Juniors: 624

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Where: Harvey County West Park,15835 N.W. 24th, BurrtonCost: Daisies: $50 per girlBrownies: $65 per girlJuniors: $80 per girlReservation Deadline: June 5Capacity: 100 girl max., 25 girl min.

Additional Information: Program Aides and Camp Skills Leaders needed. Adult volunteers needed; must have Site Volunteer and Outdoor Skills Training completed.

Where the Sidewalk EndsD B

Busy during the day? Try this evening camp. Everyone needs experience in the outdoors. This summer program will give the first-time camper just that. You will have a chance to be creative, learn teamwork, work on “Try-Its” and build self-confidence while enjoying the great outdoors.

July 6-9 Monday through Thursday 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.

Code: 651Where: Wichita Girl Scout Center, 360 Lexington Rd.Cost: $45 per girlReservation Deadline: June 19Capacity: 75 girl max., 25 girl min.

Additional Information: Program Aides and Camp Skills Leaders needed. Adult volunteers needed. Cost includes snacks, activity supplies and summer patch.

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Sunflower – Hays RegionAdditional Information: Adult volunteers needed. Girls may register individually or as a troop. Tagalongs cannot be accommodated.

For additional information about the following programs contact Virginia Jacobs at (888) 811-8832 or (785) 625-5671.

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Express Yourself through ArtD B

Dance, sing, paint, act, sculpt and more! Come “express yourself ” as we check out art! As always, there will be cooking, laughing, possibly swimming and, of course, lots of fun! Check out this year’s day and overnight camps for Daisy and Brownie Girl Scouts!

Day Camp (Daisies and Brownie not wanting to stay overnight) Oakley Wednesday, May 27, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Code: 812D Atwood Tuesday, June 2, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Code: 810D Phillipsburg Wednesday, June 10, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Code: 811D WaKeeney Monday, June 15, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Code: 813D

Overnight Camp (Brownies) Oakley Wednesday, May 27, 9:30 a.m. through Thursday, May 28, 3 p.m. Code: 812B Atwood Tuesday, June 2, 9: 30 a.m., through Wednesday, June 3, 3 p.m. Code: 810B Phillipsburg Wednesday, June 10, 9:30 a.m. through Thursday, June 11, 3 p.m. Code: 811B WaKeeney Monday, June 15, 9:30 a.m., through Tuesday, June 16, 3 p.m. Code: 813B

Where: Oakley – Annie Oakley Park, 627 E. Fifth (near pool)Atwood – Girl Scout House, Pearl St.Phillipsburg – Phillipsburg High School, 410 S. Seventh St. WaKeeney – Scout House, Russell and Ninth St. Cost: Daisies: $24 Brownies: $34, No charge for adult helpers. You must register to attend.Capacity: 75 girl max., 20 girl min.

Additional Information: Bring a dunk bag and sack lunch. Cost includes: t-shirt, patch, meal(s), snack, crafts, swim fees, activities, facilities and more. Include additional $2.50 if you need to purchase a dunk bag. More information will be sent before camp.

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Aah! I think I’m having an Art-Attack! This camp is for the art lover in you! Join us for music, singing, clothing design, sculpture, jewelry making, art in food, and more. If it’s art, we’ve got it! We will be sleeping indoors. Get ready for fun!

June 19-21 Friday 10 a.m. through Sunday 3 p.m.

Code: 1-AAJWhere: Fort Hays State University, Hays Cost: $95 per girl Reservation Deadline: April 20Capacity: 75 girl max., 30 girl min.

Additional Information: Cost includes room, six meals and snacks, t-shirt, patch and activities.

Tumbleweed – Garden City RegionFor additional information about the following programs contact Christina Britton at (888) 900-7061 or (620) 276-7061.

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Father/Daughter Campout at Scott LakeD B J C S A

Bring your dad, grandpa or uncle and camp out at Scott Lake for the weekend. Spend the days hiking, fishing, canoeing, pedal boating and exploring. Spend the evenings around the campfire making new friends.

Session A: June 12-14 Session B: July 31-August 2 Friday 3 p.m. through Sunday Noon

Code: Session A: 6-814ASession B: 6-814BWhere: Scott State Lake, North of Scott CityCost: $90 per couple, $45 each additional girlReservation Deadline: Session A: May 29Session B: July 17Capacity: 25 pair girl max., 10 pair min.

Additional Information: Packing list will be mailed prior to event.

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America...I Love You!B J C

Celebrate everything “America the beautiful.” Discover the last 200 years in American history while playing games, making patriotic crafts and having a great time with friends.

June 25-26 Thursday 5 p.m. through Friday 10 a.m.

Code: 6-AILYWhere: Garden City Girl Scout Cabin, 108 Hackberry, Garden CityCost: $30 per girlReservation Deadline: June 12Capacity: 40 girl max., 10 girl min.

“Cast” Away CampB J C S A

Do you like to fish and camp out? You are invited to join us at Meade State Lake for an overnight campout. We will tour the fish hatchery and you are guaranteed to catch a catfish.

July 1-2 Wednesday 3 p.m. through Thursday Noon

Code: 6-CACWhere: Meade State LakeCost: $35 per girlReservation Deadline: June 19 Capacity: 35 girl max., 15 girl min.

Additional Information: Packing list will be mailed prior to the event. Transportation to Meade State Lake:Depart from and return to Garden City Girl Scout Center.Cost: $15Capacity: Min. of eight girls required.Please indicate if transportation is needed on Reservation Form.

Culinary Creations from Around the WorldJ C S A

Are you the type of girl who shows your creativity in the food you cook? Come join us for four days, creating wonderful dishes that you will be able to cook on your own at home for your family. Each day we will be making recipes from different continents around the world.

Tuesday through Friday, July 7-10 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily

Code: 6-CCAWWhere: Church of the Brethren,505 Eighth St., Garden CityCost: $65 per girlReservation Deadline: June 26Capacity: 40 girl max., 10 girl min.

Additional Information: Wear an apron and bring a set of measuring cups and spoons with your name on them.

Where: Garden City Girl Scout Cabin,108 Hackberry St.Cost: $40 per girlReservation Deadline: June 5 Capacity: 40 girl max., 10 girl min.

Additional Information: Bring sack lunch on Saturday, June 27.

Meade Lake CampoutB-Third grade J C S A

Do you enjoy camping? How about spending three days and two nights camping out at Meade Lake? You will fish, hike, explore nature, cook over an open fire and spend the evenings singing and telling stories around the campfire. You will complete age-level badges over these three days.

June 9-11 Tuesday 9 a.m. through Thursday 3 p.m.

Code: 6-MCOWhere: Meade State LakeCost: $45 per girlReservation Deadline: May 22Capacity: 35 girl max., 10 girl min.

Additional Information: Packing list will be mailed prior to the event.

Transportation to Meade State Lake: Depart from and return to Garden City Girl Scout Center.Cost: $15 Capacity: Min. of eight girls required.Please indicate if transportation is needed on Reservation Form.

Mythical MagicD B J

The Garden City Girl Scout Cabin has been transformed into a smaller version of Hogwarts and Minerva McGonagall has graced us with her presence at this magical day camp. We will make potions and explore the world of magic and myths.

July 20-22 Monday through Wednesday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily

Code: 6-MM1Where: Garden City Girl Scout Cabin,108 Hackberry, Garden CityCost: $40 per girlReservation Deadline: July 6Capacity: 40 girl max., 12 girl min.

Additional Information: Bring a sack lunch each day; drinks and snacks are provided.

Optical Illusion D B J C

Challenge your eyes with classic illusion tricks, experience the swirling illusions produced by an illusion spinner, view and create 3D pictures. More than 20 optic fun activities with fun scientific explanation supplied are all packed into one day. We guarantee hours of fun.

Saturday, July 18 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Code: 6-OLGCWhere: Holcomb Rec. Center, 106 Wiley, Holcomb

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Groom Your RoomJ C S A

Are your parents always telling you to clean or organize your bedroom? We will make items that will help you clean and organize your room. Be creative by adding your own piece of “flair” to your creations.

Saturday, July 18 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Code: 6-GYRWhere: Dodge City Girl Scout Hut,811 Ninth Ave., Dodge CityCost: $30 per girlReservation Deadline: July 1

Linking Girls to the LandJ C S A

Discover what you think and feel about the environment while exploring your impact on the environment and the environment’s impact on you. Connect and take action by working side by side with a natural resource agency in a joint volunteer conservation service project and earn awards related to the environment, outdoors or science.

Session A: Saturday, June 27 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Session B: July 10-11 Friday 7 p.m. through Saturday 5 p.m. Girl must attend both sessions to complete awards.

Code: 6-LGL

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Cost: $15 per girlReservation Deadline: July 3 Capacity: 30 girl max., 10 girl min.

Additional Information: Bring a sack lunch and drink.

Outta This WorldB J

Space…the final frontier. Have you ever wondered what it’s like in space? Come sleep over and watch the sky and count stars. Learn about constellations, planets, and maybe even run into a few UFOs and aliens along the way.

June 18-19 Thursday 5 p.m. through Friday 10 a.m. Code: 6-OTWWhere: Garden City Girl Scout Cabin, 108 Hackberry, Garden CityCost: $25 per girlReservation Deadline: June 5Capacity: 40 girl max., 10 girl min.


Passport thru T imeD B J

Climb into the Girl Scout time machine and travel back in time to explore the last 100 years in America. Discover when the first TV was made and when Tang was introduced. Listen and dance to music from the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s. Find out what life was like when your parents were kids.

June 15-18 Monday through Thursday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily

Code: 6-PTTWhere: Garden City Girl Scout Cabin,108 Hackberry Cost: $40 per girlReservation Deadline: June 5Capacity: 40 girl max., 15 girl min.

Santa Fe Trail Campout and HikeB J C S A

Making their way from the East to settle new land in New Mexico, people traveled the Santa Fe Trail. We will camp out along the trail between Dodge City and Garden City. Learn what life was like along the trail, make butter, play games and cook outdoors.

June 5-7 Friday 9 a.m. through Sunday 11 a.m.

Code: 6-SFT

Where: Dodge City Hut, 1109 Longbranch andGarden City Girl Scout Cabin, 108 HackberryCost: $35 per girlReservation Deadline: May 22Capacity: 40 girl max., 15 girl min.


Storybook TalesD B

Once upon a time, Girl Scouts came to the log cabin in Garden City to see their favorite storybooks come alive. The girls were so excited they did crafts with Little Red Riding Hood and played games with Goldilocks.

June 29-July 1, Monday through Wednesday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily

Code: 6-SBTWhere: Garden City Girl Scout Cabin,108 Hackberry, Garden CityCost: $30 per girlReservation Deadline: June 19 Capacity: 40 girl max., 10 girl min.

Additional Information: Bring a sack lunch.

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Wet N ’ WildB J

Do you dread those hot summer days? Join us at Battin Park in Johnson City and we’ll cool you off. We’ll spend the morning playing wacky games. After a picnic lunch we’ll dive, slide, and splash around in the pool. Come prepared to get wet n’ wild!

Saturday, June 20 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Code: 6-WNWWhere: Battin Park, Johnson CityCost: $15 per girlReservation Deadline: June 5Capacity: 50 girl max., 10 girl min.

Additional Information: Please bring a swimsuit, towel, extra clothing, sunscreen and bug repellant. Lunch is provided.

Where the Buffalo RoamD B J C

Sift through the myths and legends of the American Bison and Native Americans. Spend a few hours of your day discovering where the buffalo actually roamed in the 1800’s and learn some interesting facts. Get up-close and personal during a tour of the local Bison Refuge and enjoy the opportunity to touch bison artifacts, take photos and taste a bit of history.

Saturday, June 6 Daisies and Brownies: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Juniors and Cadettes: 2 to 6 p.m.

Code: 6-WTBRWhere: Lee Richardson Zoo, 405 S. 4th St., Garden CityCost: $10 per girlReservation Deadline: May 22 Capacity: 40 girl max., 10 girl min.

Additional Information: Please wear tennis shoes or walking shoes (absolutely NO sandals).

Wheatbelt – Hutchinson Region For additional information about the following programs contact Debbie Rippie at (800) 495-5166 or (620) 662-5425.

Car SenseS A

Visit a car dealership and learn how to select and buy a car, what it takes to maintain a car and how computers affect a vehicle and the mechanic. D.A.R.E. Officers will be on hand to talk to you and you will see first-hand what it is like to drive under the influence.

Thursday, July 9 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Code: 5-CSSAWhere: Midwest Ford, 1100 E. 30th, HutchinsonCost: $5 per girlReservation Deadline: June 26Capacity: 30 girl max., 10 girl min.

Additional Information: Bring a sack lunch.

Daisy DaysD

Find out about the first Daisy and the things she did and liked as a child. We will sing, play games and do a craft.

Anthony Anthony Scout Cabin, Cat Tail Cove Circle Monday, July 6 9 a.m. to NoonLarned United Methodist Church, 701 Main St. Monday, July 13 9 a.m. to NoonHutchinson Homebuilders Shelter, Carey Park Monday, July 20 9 a.m. to Noon

Code: Anthony: 5-DDALarned: 5-DDLHutchinson: 5-DDHCost: $5 per girlReservation Deadline: Anthony: June 19Larned: July 3Hutchinson: July 10Capacity: 30 girl max., 10 girl min.

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Digital PhotographyJ C S A

Learn about digital photography including how to use a green screen for backgrounds, basic composition, lighting and possibly try some magazine cover shots. Bring a digital camera if you want; this will help you get more comfortable with your equipment.

Monday, June 29 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Code: 5-DPGWhere: Girl Scout Cabin, 623 E. 3rd, PrattCost: $10 per girlReservation Deadline: June 12Capacity: 25 girl max., 10 girl min.

Additional Information: Bring a sack lunch. Optional photo packages will be available for an additional fee.

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This is a three-part event. During the first Future Builders you will learn to use hand tools. The second Future Builders will teach you to use power tools. For the third and final Future Builders you will be working with Inter-Faith Housing, Habitat for Humanity or Greensburg to put those newly learned skills to work.

AnthonyHome Lumber & Supply, 216 W. WashingtonSaturday, July 119 to 10:30 a.m.

HutchinsonHome Depot,1907 E. 17thSaturday, July 189 to 10:30 a.m.

Code: Anthony: 5-FB1AHutchinson: 5-FB1HCost: $10 per girlReservation Deadline: Anthony: June 26Hutchinson: July 3Capacity: 30 girl max., 10 girl min.

Additional Information: Wear appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes (no sandals or clothes that hang or have strings that might catch on things).

Information on Future Builders 2 is located on page 12 of this guide.


During Future Builders 1 and 2 you learned how to use hand and power tools, now it’s time to show off what you’ve learned. Help with a project with either Inter-Faith Housing, Habitat for Humanity or an ongoing project in Greensburg.

Saturday, August 8 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Code: 5-FB3Where: TBACost: $10 per girlReservation Deadline: July 24Capacity: 30 girl max., 10 girl min.

Additional Information: Bring a sack lunch. Wear appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes. No sandals or clothes that hang or have strings that might catch on things

Green is the ThingJ C S A

Saving our planet takes everyone's help and everyone can make a difference. We will visit a recycling center, make a mechanical grabber to pick up trash, and more. Later, we'll walk to the park and test out our grabbers.

Wednesday, July 15 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Code: 5-GITTWhere: Stutzman Recycling Center,315 W. Blanchard, South HutchinsonCost: $5 per girlReservation Deadline: July 1Capacity: 30 girl max., 10 girl min.

Additional Information: We will be walking from the recycling center to the Fire Station and then to the park. Please bring a sit-upon and a sack lunch.

Oodles of FunD B

Each day we will do different things like go to the Cosmosphere and earn Try-Its like: Girlsports; Let’s Pretend; Puppets, Dolls & Plays and Stitch It Together. Try-It is not included in the fee.

July 21-24 Tuesday through Friday 1 to 5 p.m. daily

Code: 5-OOFWhere: Homebuilders Shelter Carey Park, HutchinsonCost: $30 per girlReservation Deadline: July 6Capacity: 25 girl max., 10 girl min.

Additional Information: On Friday we will meet and spend the afternoon at the Cosmosphere.

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Splish SplashD B J C S A

Celebrate the end of summer with a pool party! We will have games, prizes and food, all with a Hawaiian theme.

Saturday, August 1 8 to 10 p.m.

Code: 5-SSPWhere: Pratt City Pool, 201 S. HaskellCost: $5 per girlReservation Deadline: July 17Capacity: 80 girl max., 25 girl min.

Weird ScienceB

If you like to get messy this is the event for you! We will be making GAK, Ooblick, Silly Putty and more. Take home all of your Weird Science projects to share with your family.

Anthony – Anthony Scout Cabin, Cat Tail Cove Circle Monday, July 6 1 to 5 p.m.Larned – United Methodist Church, 201 Main St. Monday, July 13 1 to 5 p.m.Hutchinson – Home Builders Shelter, Carey Park Monday, July 20 1 to 5 p.m.

Code: Anthony: 5-WSALarned: 5-WSLHutchinson: 5-WSH

Cost: $7 per girlReservation Deadline: Anthony – June 19Larned – July 3Hutchinson – July 10Capacity: 30 girl max., 10 girl min.

Additional Information: This is a messy event, so dress appropriately.

Where the Sidewalk EndsD B J C S A

Make your community beautiful by creating a masterpiece from chalk. Let people from the community know how creative Girl Scouts are.

McPherson – Memorial Park, 200 W. KansasSaturday, June 2010 a.m. to Noon

Hutchinson – Downtown, Ave A. Park Pavilion Thursday, June 25 6 to 9 p.m.

Code: McPherson: 6-WSEMHutchinson: 6-WSEHCost: $2 per girlReservation Deadline: McPherson – June 5Hutchinson – June 12Capacity: 75 girl max., 10 girl min.

Additional Information: A troop leader or another adult must accompany the girls. Time is flexible, come anytime after starting time and leave when your masterpiece is complete.

Why Cycle?J C S A

We will start off with a bicycle clinic given by a local bicycle shop and then hit the trail on our bikes and ride along the river on the Jim P. Martinez Sunflower trail. Bring your bike and wear a helmet for safety.

Tuesday, June 2 6:30 to 9 p.m.

Code: 5-WCHWhere: Hutchinson Middle School 7, 210 E. Ave ACost: $3 per girlReservation Deadline: May 15Capacity: 100 girl max., 20 girl min.

Additional Information: Must meet adult ratio, so come as a troop or with an adult.

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Program Aides and Camp Skills Leaders

Four Winds, Harvey County West Park, Loga Vista, Soccer Camp and Starwoods Outdoor Center

How to register: Register online at www.kansasgirlscouts.org or fill out the reservation form in the back of this guide, deliver or mail to WichitaGirl Scout Office, 360 Lexington Rd., Wichita, KS 67218.

Program AidesGrades: Sixth through eighth

Girls who are in the seventh through ninth grade may be Program Aides (PA) during summer programs. Summer Programs Aides gain communication and leadership skills that are necessary to work successfully with girls and adults.

AYSO Session 3: June 15-18, Soccer Camp Code: 615-AYSO

Camp Four Winds Session 1: June 1, Girls Can Fish Too! Code: 615-FW1 Session 2: June 12-14, Family Camp Code: 615-FW2 Session 5: June 28-29, Make New Bears Code: 615-FW5 Session 6: July 10-11, Camp Rock-Boogie Code: 615-FW6

Camp Loga Vista Session 3: June 15-19, Flip-Flop in the Sun Code: 615-LV3

Harvey County West Park Session 4: June 22-26, Tents and Trails Code: 615-HCP4

Starwoods Outdoor Center Session 1: June 1-5 Code: 615-1 Session 2: June 8-12 Code: 615-2 Session 3: June 15-19 Code: 615-3 Session 4: June 22-26 Code: 615-4 Session 5: June 29-July 2 Code: 615-5 Session 6: July 6-10 Code: 615-6 Session 7: July 13-17 Code: 615-7 Wichita Girl Scout Center Session 1: June 3-5, Crafty Creations Code: 615-WC1 Session 6: July 6-11, Where the Sidewalk Ends Code: 615-WC6

Prerequisite: Must have completed Basic Program Aide and Troop Program Aide training along with Teen Outdoor Skills.

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Camp Skills LeadersGrades: Ninth through 11th

Girls who are in grades ninth through 11th may be Camp Skills Leaders (CSL) during summer programs. Camp Skills Leaders work with the program director in developing and scheduling program activities and assisting with program delivery including overnight programs.

AYSO Session 3: June 15-18-Soccer Camp Code: 615-AYSO

Camp Four Winds Session 1: June 1, Girls Can Fish Too! Code: 615-FW1 Session 2: June 7-9, Junior Blast Code: 615-FWJR Session 2: June 12-14, Family Camp Code: 615-FW2 Session 5: June 28-29, Make New Bears Code: 615-FW5 Session 6: July 10-11, Camp Rock-Boogie Code: 615-FW6

Camp Loga Vista Session 3: June 15-19, Flip-Flop in the Sun Code: 615-LV3

Harvey County West ParkSession 4: June 22-26, Tents and Trails Code: 615-HCP4

Starwoods Outdoor Center Session 1: June 1-5 Code: 617-1 Session 2: June 8-12 Code: 617-2 Session 3: June 15-19 Code: 617-3 Session 4: June 22-26 Code: 617-4 Session 5: June 29-July 2 Code: 617-5 Session 6: July 6-10 Code: 617-6 Session 7: July 13-17 Code: 617-7

Wichita Girl Scout Center Session 1: June 3-5, Crafty Creations Code: 615-WC1 Session 6: July 6-11, Where the Sidewalk Ends Code: 615-WC6

Prerequisite: Must have completed Peer Leadership and Teen Outdoor Skills.

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Old Cowtown Museum Aide C S A

Friday, June 5, 9 a.m. to Noon Code: 760 Old Cowtown Museum, Turnverin Hall, 1865 Museum Blvd., Wichita

Capacity: 45Requirements: Museum Aides are selected from girls who have completed Basic and Troop Program Aide training and participated in a previous summer session. Experienced Museum Aides do not need to attend dress fittings in Kirby House.

Old Cowtown Museum Leader-In-Training S A

As a Museum Leader-In-Training (LIT) you might teach in the schoolhouse, learn history of exhibits at the museum or assist with costume check and Frontier Fun Day. As a Museum LIT you will receive a per day honorarium. You will also assist with museum site training.

Date and time to be announced Code: 765 Old Cowtown Museum, Turnverin Hall, 1865 Museum Blvd., Wichita

Capacity: 10Requirement: Completion of ninth grade, Peer Leadership and at least one summer’s experience as a Museum Aide. Note: Dress fittings in Kirby House on the day of training.

Adult Volunteer TrainingAll adults working at day camp are required to complete Day Camp Outdoor Leadership and Day Camp Site Orientation. Five day advanced registration required.

Day Camp Outdoor Leadership for Adults (for all camps)Wichita Girl Scout Center, 360 Lexington Rd., Wichita Monday, Feb. 16, 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Code: 40OD02 Starwoods Outdoor Center, 7800 S. 103rd St. W., Clearwater Saturday, March 21, 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Code: 40OD03 Saturday, May 2, 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Code: 40OD04 Saturday, May 16, 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Code: 40OD05 Cost: $6Capacity: 20 max., 5 min.

Program Aide and Camp Skills Leader TrainingC S A

For information about Basic and Troop Program Aide and Outdoor Skills Training, see Spring 2009 Roadmap. For site orientation information, see Site Orientation for Adult Volunteers, Program Aides and Camp Skills Leaders.

Summer Program Adult and Older Girl Training and Site OrientationFour Winds, Harvey County West Park, Loga Vista, Old Cowtown Museum, Wichita Girl Scout Center and Starwoods Outdoor Center

How to register: Register online at www.kansasgirlscouts.org or fill out the reservation form in the back of this guide; deliver or mail to Wichita Girl Scout Office, 360 Lexington Rd., Wichita, KS 67218.

Camp Rock-BoogieTuesday, June 2, 5:30 p.m.Code: 4-SO1Wichita Girl Scout Center, 360 Lexington Rd.

Flip-Flop in the SunTuesday, June 2, 7 p.m.Code: 4-SO1Wichita Girl Scout Center, 360 Lexington Rd.

Make New Bears CampThursday, June 11, 6:30 p.m.Code: 4-SO2 Wichita Girl Scout Center, 360 Lexington Rd.

Junior and Teen BlastThursday, May 28, 6:30 p.m. Code: 4-SO3Wichita Girl Scout Center, 360 Lexington Rd.

Old Cowtown Museum (Adult Volunteers Only)Saturday, June 6First time leaders: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.Code: 4-SO4 Returning leaders: 9 a.m. to NoonOld Cowtown Museum, Turnverin Hall1865 W. Museum Blvd., WichitaNotes: Dress Fitting in Kirby House available on June 6.

Tents and Trails CampThursday, June 11, 6:30 p.m. Code: SO-HVHarvey County West Park, Burrton

Where the Sidewalk EndsThursday, June 25, 6:30 p.m. Code: SO-GSCWichita Girl Scout Center, 360 Lexington Rd.

Starwoods Outdoor Center May 8-9 Friday 6 p.m. through Saturday 4 p.m. Code: SO-PAStarwoods Outdoor Center, 7800 S. 103rd St. W., ClearwaterRequirements: Must have completed Basic Program Aide, Troop Program Aide and Teen Outdoor Skills Level 1.

Additional Information: Friday dinner, Saturday breakfast and lunch included. Confirmation letters will be sent upon reservation.

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Site Orientation for Adult Volunteers, Program Aides and Camp Skills LeadersFirst time and returning volunteers are highly recommended to attend the site orientation for summer programs. As a parent or troop leader this meeting is very helpful for you. Meet the camp staff, and receive all the information needed to prepare for summer programs.

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How to reserve your place for summer program and more Registering for summer programs is as easy as one, two, three! Be sure to check with your daughter’s leader to find out if her troop is planning to attend any summer programs together as a group. Troop leaders may complete online registration for girls in their troop participating in troop programs requiring adult participation. Parents should register their daughter(s) participating in troop programs as an individual or in individual girl programs. Please read this section completely.

Camp registration begins April 1 Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Placement will continue as long as spaces are open.

All girls (grades K-11) who are attending camp must be registered Girl Scouts. Girls who are not registered Girl Scouts must register as members by paying the $10 Girl Scouts of the USA annual membership dues at the time they register for camp.

Full payment is due at the time of registration. Complete medical information and parent permissions are due by 5 p.m. the day of the program reservation deadline. Reservations with incomplete medical information and parent permissions will be deleted and the spot will be filled by someone on the waiting list.

Reservation Options:1. Online at www.kansasgirlscouts.org this is the fastest and easiest way to register for camp. (Registration starts at 6 a.m. on April 1.) – Each family and the troop/group will have a registration account. New accounts will be created as members of the troop/group register for Girl Scouts. – Passwords will be emailed to the email address on file (parents of individual girls or leader for troop accounts) or can be requested by calling one of the Girl Scout Center–Wichita at (316) 684-6531 or (888) 472-3683. – If a session is full, you will have the option to be placed on a waiting list, or try for another activity or date. – Full payment for the reservation is required and can be made by cookie credits, e-check, Visa or MasterCard. – If you do not have access to the Internet, here are some options: Computers are available at some of the Girl Scout Centers during office hours Monday through Friday. Other locations such as libraries, schools and community centers may have computers with access to the Internet and our Web site.

2. By Phone – Call your Girl Scout regional office Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Calls will be taken in the order they are received. Before you call, please complete the registration form in this book so you have all the information necessary for the registrar to input your registration. E-check, Visa or MasterCard required for phone reservations. If a session is full, you will have the option to be placed on a waiting list.

3. By Mail – Complete a separate registration form for each activity and date your Girl Scout is planning to attend. Be sure to make copies of forms in the back of this guide or find additional registration forms at the Girl Scout regional offices or online at www.kansasgirlscouts.org. – If the following items are missing the registration cannot be processed. Participant’s information: Girl Scout full name and address. Parent’s information and additional contact if parent cannot be reached. Please list three choices that your Girl Scout is willing and able to attend. All programs will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. If the first choice is full, we will try to place in the second or third choice. You will be notified if all choices are full and given the option to choose another session or be placed on a waiting list. (Registrations online and by phone will know immediately if a session is full.) If your Girl Scout wants to attend more than one session, please complete a form for each session. Health History Information Parent/Guardian Approval/Permission Full payment may be made by check or credit card. Please do not mail cash. Mail registration form along with payment to the Girl Scout regional office where program is taking place. A letter confirming your session placement will be mailed to the address on the registration form. Please allow two weeks for processing.

Payment Options1. Cookie Credits – Cookie Credits will be available April 1 and will be credited to your family registration account. Log on to your family registration account to review the credits. Indicate Cookie Credit payment on the reservation form when you mail in the form. – Cookie Credits can be shared by family members. – Cookie Credits may be transferred to troop account for troops registering for camp together. Complete the Cookie Credit Transfer Form in the back of this guide. – Unused Cookie Credits can be used in the Council Shop. To use Cookie Credits in the shop, complete the Cookie Credit Transfer Form. 2. Checks or e-checks – You can mail a troop or individual check with your reservation form or go online to log on to your family or troop/group reservation account and pay by e-check. All checks will be processed as e-check transactions that withdraw directly from your checking account. Make checks payable to Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland (GSKH). By entering this information online or providing a check as payment, you authorize Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland to process a one-time electronic funds transfer (EFT) or draft drawn on your account. If your check does not clear your bank, it will be charged back against your family or troop/group account along with a $30 service charge and any additional bank charges. Your reservation(s) will not be complete until this total amount is paid. Call (316) 684-6531 with any questions regarding electronic funds transfers.3. Credit Card or Debit Card – Log on to your family or troop/group reservation account and use a credit card (for family accounts only) or debit card to make a payment. Credit cards are not approved for troop use. – You may also pay by credit card or debit card in person or by phone. 4. Cash – You may pay by cash if bringing your form directly to a Girl Scout Center. – Do not mail cash.

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Financial Assistance Financial assistance is available to help those families in need. This assistance will pay for part of the summer program fee Financial assistance cannot be used for $25 non-refundable Wah-Shah-She deposit or bus transportation. Please complete the Financial Assistance Application prior to registering for camp. (Financial Assistance form is available at the Girl Scout Center or at www.kansasgirlscouts org). A Financial Assistance Award letter indicating the amount of assistance will be mailed to the parent. The amount will show as a credit in the online family registration account.

Confirmation of reservation and Camp Information Letters You will receive a confirmation that your spot has been reserved at camp. Those who register online will receive confirmation immediately that they have been placed in the session of their choice. Those who register by mail or phone should receive their confirmation letter within two weeks. If you have not received a confirmation by mail, please contact the Girl Scout regional office where the program is taking place.

After camper health history information and parent permissions are received, camp inform-ation letters will be sent with the confirmation of reservation. Camp information letters will contain detailed information such as what to wear and bring to each program. Those who registered online will receive an immediate confirmation online. All others will be mailed confirmation letters within two weeks of registering.

Refunds Refunds less a $15 non-refundable fee are provided when: A girl moves out of the council. A girl is certified ill by a physician. A family emergency occurs. A girl is not placed in a session of her choice (full refund will be issued).

Refunds will not be issued when: A program fee is less than $15. A girl is a no-show. A girl leaves early due to homesickness, parent’s request or cancels for a non-medical reason. Written notice of cancellation has not been received by the Girl Scout regional office where the program is taking place within 10 business days of the program start date.

Once a girl is registered in a session of her choice, the bus transportation fee (where applicable), $25 of the Wah-Shah-She Resident Camp deposit and/or $15 of all other program fees are not refundable. It is the parent or guardian’s responsibility to notify the Girl Scout regional office in writing of a cancellation within 10 business days of the program start date.

To receive a refund: Notify the Girl Scout regional office or program site immediately. Send a written request for the refund within 10 business days of the scheduled summer program start date to the Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland regional office where the program is taking place, Attn: Program Services Manager. Please be sure to state the reason for the cancellation. Acknowledgement of refund will be sent. Cookie Credit refunds will be applied to the family registration account.

Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland reserves the right to cancel any session if the minimum number of participants is not reached. A full refund will be made if the camper cannot be placed in a session of her choice.

Camp Wah-Shah-She Girls registering for Camp Wah-Shah-She should send their registration form and payments to: Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma, Camp Wah-Shah-She, 2432 East 51st Street, Tulsa, OK 74105. Wah-Shah-She resident campers are required to pay a $25 cash non-refundable deposit at the time of registration and the balance of the fee no later than four weeks prior to session's beginning date. Placement will begin in Bartlesville, Okla., on March 16. Girls who need bus transportation will need to register for the bus with Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland. The bus registration process is the same as registering for other programs with the choice of using our online system, phone or mail. Cookie Credit information for Wah-Shah-She is located on page 60.

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Can I register before April 1? No. Online registration begins at 6 a.m. on April 1. Phone registration begins at 9 a.m. and registrations mailed to the Girl Scout Center will be processed as time permits starting April 1.

Can I access my family registration account or troop registration account anytime? You can log on and verify your family information at anytime so that you are ready to register on April 1.

How will I be able to use my Cookie Credits? Cookie Credits will be available online starting April 1 to use for camp. To use Cookie Credits in the Council Shop, complete the Cookie Credits Transfer Form and return to the Girl Scout Center at least 24 hours before you shop. The form is available in the Summer Program Guide, at the Girl Scout Regional Offices or www.kansasgirlscouts.org. Please allow 24 hours for the credits to be transferred to the Council Shop.

How will I use Cookie Credits in the Council Shop? First, request the Cookie Credits be transferred to the shop by completing the Cookie Credit Transfer Form. After you shop, let the sales associate know you have Cookie Credits available. Sales associate will look up your Cookie Credits and deduct the amount from your purchase total. Please make sure you request the transfer of credits at least 24 hours before you shop.

When can I request that Cookie Credits be transferred to the Council Shop? Once you know how many Cookie Credits you have earned you can request that they be transferred to the Council Shop.

May girls use Cookie Credits for trips and/or store their Cookie Credits? Yes. Cookie Credit information is on page 60.

Can I pay cash or use a money order for camp? Yes. Cash and money orders will only be accepted at the Girl Scout regional offices. If you are registering online, payment must be received at the Girl Scout regional office (where the program is taking place) prior to April 1. The payment will show as a credit in the family registration account. Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland is not responsible for cash sent through the mail.

Can I bring a friend to camp? Yes. We welcome new girls into our summer programs. The cost for a new girl to register to be a Girl Scout is $10. The membership dues go to the national organization and makes her a Girl Scout through Sept. 30, 2009. For additional information, contact a Membership Services Manager in your area. Contact information is on the inside front cover of this guide.

How can I be with my friend at camp? All registration is first-come, first-served and many camps fill up fast so do not wait to register. Parents need to work together to make sure that girls are registered for the proper camp, date and session. Girls who register for other camps will need to indicate the friend they want to be with. Both friends must have each other’s names to be placed in the same unit at camp.

Additional questions/answers will be posted as needed at www.kansasgirlscouts.org

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Cookie Credits Grade indicated is the grade at the time of the cookie sale in which the credits were earned. Girls in kindergarten to 12th grade: – May apply cookie credits toward summer program fees, council event fees (must register for council event before November 15, 2009) or purchase items from the Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Council Shops. – May apply cookie credits toward council-approved trips, troop trips (must follow Safety-Wise and Leader-Wise guidelines) or GSUSA destinations or getaways. Girls in sixth to 12th grade: – May store cookie credits from year to year in order to apply them toward a long-range council approved activity/trip (including troop trip) GSUSA destinations or getaways. Graduating Girl Scout Ambassadors may apply their cookie credits to lifetime Girl Scout memberships. Must be submitted to the council before September 8, 2009. Credits will be automatically stored November 16, 2009 for girls in grades six to 12. High school graduates must use their cookie credits by September 30, 2009.

Answers to Cookie Credit Questions: Expire November 15, 2009 (except grades six to 12, please see above). May not be redeemed for cash. Are applied only to programs in which the girl is eligible to participate. May be applied toward all or part of a program fee or purchase. May be shared by members of the same household. May not be used for trading post at summer programs. May not be used for deposit at Camp Wah-Shah-She.

2009 Cookie Credits # of Boxes Sold Credits Earned 30-59 ............................... $10 60-89 ............................... $20 90-119 ............................... $30 120-149 ............................... $40 150-179 ............................... $50 180-209 ............................... $60 210-239 ............................... $70 240-269 ............................... $80 270-299 ............................... $90 300-329 ............................. $100 330-359 ............................. $110 360-389 ............................. $120 390-419 ............................. $130 420-449 ............................. $140 450-479 ............................. $150 480-499 ............................. $160

500+: $0.45 per box from box one(Example: 500 x $0.45 = $225)

Example of Use of Cookie CreditsWill need to be submitted to completecamp reservation: Fee to attend = $100 Cookie Credits = $80 Difference = $20

Cookie Credits remain to be used elsewhere: Fee to attend = $100 Cookie Credits = $120 Difference = $20

Cookie Credits for Wah-Shah-SheGirls planning to use Cookie Credits for Camp Wah-Shah-She must check the box “Yes” on the Camp Wah-Shah-She reservation form and indicate the amount of Cookie Credits to be submitted.

Fill out Cookie Credit Transfer Form available at the back of this guide and submit to Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland, Attn: Registrar, 360 Lexington Road, Wichita, KS 67218. Form may be submitted electronically. Once Cookie Credits have been posted to the family account, Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland will process the Cookie Credit Transfer Form and send the amount of Cookie Credits to Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma Council to be applied to the camper’s account. If the credit amount does not cover the balance of the money owed to Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma a balance due notice will be sent. The remaining balance must be remitted to Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma no later than four weeks prior to the beginning date of the session.

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Troop #_____ Nam

e _______________________________ E-M

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Street A

ddress___________________________ Apt # ____ B

ox #_____ City_________S

t ___ Zip ________

Phone (H

) ________________________ (W) ________________________ (C

) ________________________

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ergency Contact_____________________________________________ R

elationship_________________

Phone (H

) ________________________ (W) ________________________ (C

) ________________________

Physician N

ame____________________ P

hone______________ Hospital P

reference___________________

Im

munizations

It is required that all imm

unizations be current as recomm

ended by the County H

ealth Departm

ent and/or State of K

ansas. If a camper or adult does not

have current imm

unizations, then the individual may not attend a session at cam

p unless a doctor’s statement is attached and/or m

ailed to the Girl S

cout C

enter indicating that the camper or adult has an allergy to a particular im

munization (i.e. D

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Hay Fever

List all m

edications this person is currently taking including over-the-counter, ____

Ivy P

oisoning vitam

ins, or alternative medication.

____

Insect Stings

Medication

D

osage Schedule

____

Penicillin

____________________________

_______ _______________________

____

Other M

edication ____________________________

_______ _______________________

____

Food

____________________________

_______ _______________________

____

Other (please list)

____________________________ _______

_______________________ ____________________

____________________________ _______

_______________________ ____________________

____________________________ _______

_______________________

History

List any chronic or recurring illness (give approximate dates or explanation)____________________________

________________________________________________________________________________________


List any operations or serious injury in the last five years (give approximate dates or explanation)___________

________________________________________________________________________________________

R

estrictionsList any dietary, activity or other restrictions that apply______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

B

ehaviorD

escribe any current physical, mental, em

otional or psychological conditions that the staff should be aware of

________________________________________________________________________________________

Initials D

ate1.

In case of accident or illness, I give my perm

ission to have treatment given by

_____ _____

the physician on call (circle one) Y

ES

N

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ill not attend if I become exposed to any contagious disease or, if for any

reason, I do not consider m

yself to be in good physical condition.

_____

_____

Insurance Carrier______________________________________ C

arrier’s Phone______________________

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ber Num

ber_____________________

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____

____

____

____

____

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____

____

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____

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my

daug

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ticip

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____

__

____

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dule

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ater

-rel

ated

act

iviti

es.

__

____

__

___

3.

P

hoto

s of

me

may

____

_

may

not

____

_ be

use

d fo

r Girl

Sco

ut m

edia

pur

pose

s.

__

____

__

___

4.

I und

erst

and

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I am

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onsi

ble

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ettin

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y da

ught

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and

from

pro

gram

s.

__

____

__

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ompl

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the

reve

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1 2 3 4 5

GIR

LS HEA

LTH H

ISTORY IN

FOR

MATIO

N

Troop # G

irl’s Nam

e

Birth D

ate /

/ A

ge

Street A

ddress

A

pt #

Box #

City

St

Zip

My daughter is in the custodial care of (circle one) both parents m

other only father only other

Custodial P

arent/Guardian

R

elationship

P

hone (H)

(W)

(C)

E

mergency C

ontact

R

elationship

Phone (H

)

(W

)

(C

)

Physician N

ame

P

hone

H

ospital Preference

Imm

unizationsIt is required that all im

munizations be current as recom

mended by the C

ounty Health D

epartment and/or S

tate of Kansas. If a cam

per or adult does not have current im

munizations, then the individual m

ay not attend a session at camp unless a doctor’s statem

ent is attached and/or mailed to the G

irl Scout

Center indicating that the cam

per or adult has an allergy to a particular imm

unization (i.e. DP

T) as reason for not being imm

unized.

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ES

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S

NO

Allergies

Medication

H

ay Fever

List all medications this person is currently taking including over-the-counter,

Ivy P

oisoning

vitamins, or alternative m

edication.

Insect Stings

M

edication

Dosage

Schedule

P

enicillin

Other M

edication

Food

Other (please list)

I give consent for my daughter/w

ard to take a non-aspirin pain reliever? YE

S N

O

D

osage of non-aspirin pain reliever

History

List any chronic or recurring illness (give approximate dates or explanation)


List any operations or serious injury in the last five years (give approximate dates or explanation)

R

estrictionsList any dietary, activity or other restrictions that apply to this cam

per

Behavior

Describe any current physical, m

ental, emotional or psychological conditions that the staff should be aw

are of

Initials

Date

1. In case of accident or illness, I give my perm

ission to have treatment given by the

physician on call (circle one) Y

ES

N

O

2. I will not allow

my daughter to attend if she becom

es exposed to any contagious disease

or, if for any reason, I do not consider her to be in good physical condition.

Insurance Carrier

Carrier’s P

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Nam

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M

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Parent/Guardian Signature R

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ty.

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per’s

Baz

aar,

1868

Bac

k w

idth

: ___

__N

eck

to m

id-c

alf:

____

_S

leev

e le

ngth

: ___

__

Bus

t: __

___

Bac

k W

idth

: ___

__W

aist

: ___

__N

eck

to w

aist

: ___

__W

aist

to to

p of

ank

le: _

____

Wai

st to

top

of fo

ot (a

dult)

: ___

__

2009

GIR

L RE

SERV

ATIO

N F

ORM

FO

R W

AH-S

HAH

-SH

E RE

SID

ENT

CAM

PU

SE B

LAC

K O

R BL

UE

INK

Inst

ruct

ions

: Prin

t or t

ype

all i

nfor

mat

ion

exce

pt s

igna

ture

. One

regi

stra

tion

form

is n

eede

d fo

r EAC

H c

ampe

r.M

ail t

his

form

with

$25

dep

osit

per

sess

ion

to G

irl S

cout

s of

Eas

tern

Okl

ahom

a, 2

432

E. 5

1st S

t., T

ulsa

, OK

7410

5

FIRS

T C

HO

ICE

T-sh

irt s

ize

(che

ck s

ize)

:

Chi

ld M

ediu

m

A

dult

1 XL

C

hild

Lar

ge

A

dult

2 XL

A

dult

Med

ium

Adu

lt 3

XL

Adu

lt La

rge

Emer

genc

y In

form

atio

nPa

rent

/Gua

rdia

n na

mes

& b

usin

ess

phon

es (i

nclu

de a

rea

code

)Fa

ther

___

____

____

____

____

____

___

Ph

one

___

____

____

____

___

Mot

her

____

____

____

____

____

____

_

Phon

e _

____

____

____

____

_

Pare

nt/G

uard

ian

addr

ess

durin

g ca

mp

if d

iffe

rent

from

cam

per’s

hom

e.Ad

dres

s ___

____

____

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____

____

____

____

Ph

one

_

____

____

____

__C

ity__

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

_ S

tate

____

____

_ Z

ip _

____

____

SEC

ON

D C

HO

ICE

Con

sent

of P

aren

t or

Gua

rdia

nI h

ave

read

the

cam

p br

ochu

re, u

nder

stan

d th

e in

form

atio

n an

d ag

ree

to a

bide

by

the

term

s. I

____

____

____

____

____

___

as a

par

ent/g

uard

ian

havi

ng le

gal c

usto

dy o

f ___

____

____

____

____

____

____

___,

who

is v

olun

taril

y en

rolle

d as

a

parti

cipa

nt in

the

Girl

Sco

uts

Blue

stem

Cou

ncil

resid

ent c

amp

prog

ram

, und

erst

and

that

cam

ping

pro

gram

s in

volv

e in

here

nt ri

sk a

nd p

ossib

le in

jury

bec

ause

of t

he n

atur

e of

the

activ

ity, e

ven

whe

n co

nduc

ted

in a

saf

e m

anne

r. I g

ive

perm

issio

n fo

r her

to a

ttend

cam

p an

d pa

rtici

pate

in a

ll ph

ases

of t

he p

rogr

am. I

und

erst

and

that

a s

tate

men

t of h

er

good

hea

lth is

requ

ired

befo

re s

he m

ay a

ttend

. I a

utho

rize

all m

edic

al, s

urgi

cal,

diag

nost

ic a

nd h

ospi

tal c

are

or p

roce

dure

s w

hich

may

be

perfo

rmed

or p

resc

ribed

for m

y ch

ild b

y a

licen

sed

phys

ican

or h

ospi

tal,

whe

n ef

forts

to c

onta

ct m

e ar

e un

succ

essf

ul a

nd w

hen

deem

ed im

med

iate

ly n

eces

sary

or a

dvisa

ble

by th

e ph

ysic

ian

to s

afeg

uard

my

child

’s h

ealth

.

* I w

aive

my

righ

t of i

nfor

med

con

sent

to s

uch

trea

tmen

t. I a

lso

give

per

mis

sion

for

my

child

to b

e

phot

ogra

phed

and

allo

w th

e co

unci

l to

rele

ase

said

pic

ture

s fo

r pu

blic

ity p

urpo

ses.

Dat

e___

____

____

____

___ S

igna

ture

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

___

Pare

nt/g

uard

ian

sign

atur

e is

nec

essa

ry fo

r re

gist

rati

on a

ccep

tanc

e.

Pers

on to

not

ify if

par

ent/g

uard

ian

cann

ot b

e re

ache

d:N

ame

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____

____

____

____

____

____

____

_

Rela

tions

hip

____

____

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____

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

_

Phon

e (d

ay)

____

____

____

____

____

____

___

(eve

ning

) ___

____

____

____

____

____

_ (c

ell)

____

____

____

____

____

Addr

ess _

____

____

____

____

____

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____

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____

___

C

ity__

____

____

____

____

Sta

te__

____

__ Z

ip__

____

___

*If f

or re

ligio

us re

ason

s you

can

not s

ign

this,

the

coun

cil o

ffice

shou

ld b

e co

ntac

ted

for a

lega

l wai

ver w

hich

mus

t be

signe

d fo

r atte

ndan

ce.

Wee

k 1

(Ses

sion

A)

Wee

k 2

(Ses

sion

B)

Wee

k 3

(Ses

sion

C)

Wee

k 4

(Ses

sion

D)

Coo

kie

Cre

dit:

Yes_

__ N

o __

_Am

ount

of C

redi

ts: $

____

___

You

may

cha

rge

your

cam

p fe

es to

Mas

terc

ard

or V

ISA

.Ac

coun

t #:

____

____

____

____

___

Amou

nt $

: __

____

____

____

____

_Ex

p. D

ate

Mon

th _

___

Year

___

__N

ame

as it

app

ears

on

the

card

:

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____

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____

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____

____

____

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____

____

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____

____

____

____

____

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____

__

Chi

ld’s

Nam

e __

____

____

____

____

____

___

G

rade

fall

(‘09)

___

____

___

Addr

ess _

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

_

Phon

e

___

____

____

____

City

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

___

St

ate_

____

____

Zi

p __

____

_Bi

rthda

y (m

o/da

y/yr

) ___

____

____

____

____

Ag

e __

____

____

____

____

_Tr

oop

# _

____

____

A

ge L

evel

: JR_

____

T

een_

____

If po

ssib

le, I

wou

ld li

ke m

y ch

ild to

be

with

a fr

iend

(one

nam

e on

ly).

They

mus

t sig

n up

for t

he s

ame

sess

ion

and

prog

ram

.

Frie

nd’s

Nam

e __

____

____

____

____

____

_

Age

____

____

____

____

___

GIR

L SC

OU

TS O

F K

AN

SAS

HEA

RTL

AN

D20

09 C

AM

P W

AH

-SH

AH

-SH

E TR

AVEL

RES

ERVA

TIO

NG

irl S

cout

s of

Kan

sas

Hea

rtlan

d ha

s ar

rang

ed c

harte

r bus

tran

spor

tatio

n to

and

from

Cam

p W

ah-S

hah-

She

. Bus

es h

ave

a re

stro

om a

nd u

nder

-the-

bus

stor

age

to s

tow

lugg

age.

Eac

h bu

s w

ill h

ave

an a

dult

chap

eron

e w

ho w

ill o

vers

ee th

e tri

p to

an

d fro

m c

amp.

The

trip

last

s ap

prox

imat

ely

thre

e ho

urs

each

dire

ctio

n.

Reg

iste

r for

bus

tran

spor

tatio

n on

line

at w

ww

.kan

sasg

irlsc

outs

.org

or c

ompl

ete

the

trave

l res

erva

tion

form

bel

ow, a

ttach

pa

ymen

t and

brin

g or

mai

l to

the

Girl

Sco

uts

of K

ansa

s H

eartl

and,

360

Lex

ingt

on R

d., W

ichi

ta, K

an. 6

7218

. Fill

out

the

sepa

rate

rese

rvat

ion

form

for C

amp

Wah

-Sha

h-S

he a

nd s

end

to G

irl S

cout

s of

Eas

tern

Okl

ahom

a, 2

432

E. 5

1St S

t., T

ulsa

, O

K 7

4105

alo

ng w

ith th

e no

nref

unda

ble

depo

sit.

The

bala

nce

of th

e fe

e is

due

no

late

r tha

n FO

UR

WEE

KS

befo

re th

e se

ssio

n be

gins

.)

• C

ost:

$65

per c

ampe

r per

ses

sion

. Coo

kie

cred

its d

o no

t app

ly. O

ne-w

ay tr

ansp

orta

tion

avai

labl

e; h

owev

er th

e fe

e

will

rem

ain

$65.

• C

apac

ity: 4

5 gi

rl m

axim

um, 3

0 gi

rls m

inim

um (M

ust m

eet m

inim

um re

quire

men

t to

run

the

bus

to a

nd fr

om c

amp.

)•

Dep

art a

nd re

turn

from

: Girl

Sco

uts

of K

ansa

s H

eartl

and

Wic

hita

Cen

ter,

360

Lexi

ngto

n R

d., W

ichi

ta•

Tran

spor

tatio

n is

ava

ilabl

e fo

r:

Ses

sion

A –

Jun

e 7-

13

Ses

sion

B –

Jun

e 14

-20

S

essi

on C

– J

une

21-2

7

• D

epar

ture

is o

n S

unda

y:

• C

heck

-in: 1

0 a.

m.

• B

us D

epar

ture

: 10:

45 a

.m.

• B

us R

etur

n is

on

Sat

urda

y: 2

p.m

. (ap

prox

.)•

Res

erva

tions

for b

us tr

ansp

orta

tion

are

com

plet

ed u

pon

acce

ptan

ce to

Cam

p W

ah-S

hah-

She

.•

Add

ition

al in

form

atio

n is

on

the

back

of t

his

page

. Con

firm

atio

n le

tters

will

be

sent

10

days

prio

r to

depa

rture

dat

e.

2009

CA

MP

WA

H-S

HA

H-S

HE

TRAV

EL R

ESER

VATI

ON

FO

RM

Inst

ruct

ions

: 1.

Com

plet

e in

form

atio

n re

ques

ted;

one

form

per

cam

per p

er s

essi

on.

2. In

clud

e pa

ymen

t for

tran

spor

tatio

n. T

rans

porta

tion

rese

rvat

ion

will

not b

e pr

oces

sed

with

out

pa

ymen

t in

full.

3.

Coo

kie

cred

its d

o no

t app

ly to

Cam

p W

ah-S

hah-

She

bus

trans

porta

tion.

4.

DO

NO

T SE

ND

TH

IS F

OR

M T

O G

irl S

cout

s of

Eas

tern

Okl

ahom

a or

Cam

p W

ah-S

hah-

She.

5. B

us tr

ansp

orta

tion

is n

ot a

vaila

ble

for S

essi

on D

(Jun

e 28

-Jul

y 1)

or f

or p

artia

l (th

ree

nigh

t) se

ssio

ns.

Troo

p #_

____

Girl

Sco

uts

Nam

e___

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

Add

ress

___

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

__

City

____

____

____

____

____

____

_ Zi

p___

____

____

____

_

Par

ent(s

) Nam

e __

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

_

Day

Pho

ne__

____

____

____

_ O

ther

Pho

ne__

____

____

___

Em

erge

ncy

Con

tact

___

____

____

____

____

____

____

____

_ R

elat

ions

hip_

____

____

____

_ P

hone

____

____

____

____

__

Che

ck O

ne:

Che

ck O

ne:

Ses

sion

A –

Jun

e 7-

13

____

Rou

nd T

rip

S

essi

on B

– J

une

14-2

0 __

__O

nly

TO C

amp

S

essi

on C

– J

une

21-2

7 __

__O

nly

FRO

M C

amp

Fe

e is

$65

roun

d tri

p or

one

way

Paym

ent:

Cre

dit C

ard

Info

rmat

ion:

____

_ C

ash

or c

heck

__

__M

aste

rCar

d__

___

Mon

ey o

rder

__

__Vi

sa__

___

Cre

dit C

ard

____

____

____

____

____

____

__

(Car

d N

umbe

r)

____

____

__

____

___

(E

xp. D

ate)

C

ode

__

____

____

____

____

____

____

(S

igna

ture

)

____

____

____

____

____

____

__

(Prin

t Nam

e)

Send

com

plet

ed fo

rm to

: Girl

Sco

uts

Kan

sas

Hea

rtla

nd, 3

60 L

exin

gton

Rd.

, Wic

hita

, Kan

672

18

Offi

ce U

se O

nly

Sess

ion

Atte

ndin

g __

____

____

____

____

__Pr

ogra

m N

ame

____

____

____

____

____

__

Am

ount

Rec

eive

d $ _

____

____

____

____

__C

ash

$___

____

_ C

heck

# _

____

____

____

Mon

ey O

rder

____

____

____

____

____

____

Cre

dit C

ard

____

____

____

____

____

____

_

Con

firm

ed R

eser

vatio

n__

___

Yes

__

___N

o

GIR

L SCO

UTS O

F KA

NSA

S HEA

RTLA

ND

2009 CA

MP W

AH

-SHA

H-SH

E TRAVEL R

ESERVATIO

N

Additional Inform

ation:E

ach girl will be screened for head lice prior to departure.

• P

arent/guardian must stay w

ith camper during head lice screening.

• If head lice are detected, the girl w

ill not be allowed to attend C

amp W

ah-Shah-S

he. •

Bus transportation fee is not refunded.

Girl m

ust bring:1. C

ompleted health exam

ination sheet with doctor’s signature (this is your ticket to board the bus).

2. Medicine in original container w

ith prescription label intact.3. Trading P

ost money in a sealed envelope w

ith girl’s name, session nam

e and amount enclosed on the outside

of the envelope.

4. Sack lunch w

ith drink requiring no refrigeration. Drink m

ust have a lid.

Confirm

ation letter will be sent 10 days prior to departure date.