Manalapan-Englishtown Service Unit
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What is a Troop Crest, who uses them, and what do they mean?Used by Junior, Cadette and Senior level troops, troop crests are a symbol of a troop's goal or main interest. In the early days of Girl Scouting, they were used to identify a troop. The rapid growth of the movement soon made numbering necessary, but crests were kept as a symbol of a troop's interests. Today's Girl Scouts should choose a crest carefully and find one that has special meaning to them. Every member of the troop should know what their crest is and what it means.
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Copyright
Manalapan-Englishtown Girl Scouts 2006
Web: www.megirlscouts.org
Email: megirlscouts@yahoo.com
Contacts: Phyllis Fitzgerald - Service Unit Manager
Caran Popowitz - Co Service Unit Manager