Farnsworth Weekend 2014
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Friday-Sunday, September 5-7
Camp Farnsworth, Thetford, VT
Open to all adult Girl Scouts and girls in grades 10-12
Register online or mail form with payment by August 27th
(August 8th if ordering apparel)
Early Bird Special
Register by July 26th
Saturday Only: $30
Weekend: $50
Standard Registration
Register by August 15th
Saturday Only: $35
Weekend: $55
Late Registration
Register by August 27th
Saturday Only: $40
Weekend: $60
Saturday Only fee includes a patch, basic workshop fees*, and 3 meals.
Weekend fee includes a patch, basic workshop fees*, and 5 meals.
* Some workshops may require additional fees
Not interested in roughing it?
You don’t have to! At Camp Farnsworth there are flush toilets,
hot showers, and mattresses!
Look for fun surprise activities
throughout the weekend!
Welcome!
Farnsworth Weekend is an energizing and informative weekend where you can learn new skills,
games, songs, or just relax and have fun. New to Girl Scouts? Join us! Meet other Girl Scout
volunteers, share experiences, and exchange ideas. Bring a friend to share this experience!
New to Farnsworth Weekend?
Join us for orientation, a virtual camp tour and a special surprise for all our newcomers. We will meet on Friday
at 8:00 pm in the Dining Hall by the fireplace. We are excited that you will be joining us and look forward to your
arrival!
Schedule of Events
Registration check-in Friday 5:00-10:00 pm and Saturday all day.
FRIDAY
New Participant Orientation
Session A
Craft Expo, Games, & Stargazing
8:00 pm
8:00-9:00 pm
9:00 pm
SATURDAY
Polar Bear Swim or Morning Walk
Opening Flag Ceremony Breakfast
Session B
Session I
Session II
Session III
Lunch
Networking Session
Session IV
Session V
6:30-7:00 am
7:45-8:00 am
8:00-8:45 am
9:00 am-5:30 pm
9:00 am-12:15 pm
9:00-11:00 am
11:15 am-12:15 pm
12:30-1:15 pm
1:15-2:15 pm
2:30-5:30 pm
2:30-4:00 pm
SATURDAY (continued)
Session VI
Closing Flag Ceremony
Dinner
Campfire & Torchbearer Ceremony
Karaoke & Games
4:15-6:15 pm
6:30-6:45 pm
6:45-7:45 pm
8:00-9:00 pm
9:00 pm
SUNDAY
Unit Kapers
Polar Bear Swim or Morning Walk
Flag Ceremony
Breakfast
Scouts Own
Session VII
Closing Ceremony
“Grab & Go” Lunch
Departure
All day
6:30-7:00 am
7:45-8:00 am
8:00-8:45 am
9:00-9:30 am
9:45-11:45 am
12:00-12:15 pm
12:15-12:45 pm
1:00 pm
3 Ways to Register!
1. Register online: Go to https://gsusa.ebiz.uapps.net/vp/default.aspx?pid=54
Then enter “Farnsworth Weekend 2014” in search bar.
2. Mail this form with payment to: GSGWM, Farnsworth Weekend
PO Box 10832
Bedford, NH 03110-0832
3. Fax the registration form with payment to: 603.627.4169
We reserve the right to cancel workshops due to
low enrollment or other circumstances.
Sleeping Units
These will be assigned at registration check-in. We have cabins and platform tent accommodations. You are
welcome to bring your own tent if you prefer. If you need special accommodations for your sleeping
arrangement please indicate it in the special needs section of the form or on the website.
Arrival and Departure
Please plan to arrive after 5:00 pm on Friday and depart before 1:00 pm on Sunday.
Torchbearer Ceremony
This well-loved tradition is over 50 years old and the tradition at Farnsworth Weekend. Torches are given each
year to honor those adults in our council who have been instrumental in promoting outdoor programming for
girls. Each torch is made of a different type of wood symbolizing the person’s personality and talent. Join us at
the campfire on Saturday night to honor the newly selected Torchbearers.
SWAPS
Keepsakes for Girl Scouts
SWAPS, the tradition of Girl Scouts exchanging keepsakes, started long ago when Girl Scouts and Girl Guides
first gathered for fun, song, and making new friends. SWAPS stand for Special Whatchamacallits Affectionately
Pinned Somewhere. SWAPS are still the perfect way for Girl Scouts to meet each other and promote friendship.
Feel free to bring SWAPS to exchange with others.
Thank you to the 2014 Farnsworth Weekend Committee!
Debbie Drake, Chair
Sue Bates
Lynda Battistoni
Susie Burdett
Heather Coldwell
Chris Cox
Kaitlin Fisher
Deb Kaitz
Gabriella Pacht
Jesse Pacht
Paula Robinson
Visit Our Store!
Get your GSGWM merchandise:
T-shirts
Hats
Bandanas
And more!
Last chance to get clearance items:
2014 Camp Merchandise
Sue Rochford
Jessie Schweiss
Chrissy Turner
Mary Turner
Rosemary Whitman
Session A Friday 8:00–9:00 pm
American Red Cross CPR/First Aid Challenge
For people currently certified in American Red Cross Adult, Infant and Child CPR and First Aid who are confident
in their skills and want to renew certification. Challenge courses will be testing situation only. Prerequisite: current
certification in American Red Cross CPR and First Aid.
Presenter: Kaitlin Fisher | Fee: $25
Wooden Wind Spirals
Wind spirals are whimsical garden decorations constructed out of pine wood. They will be assembled strip by
strip on a birch dowel. This is a great project that you can take back to your troop.
Presenter: Francois Ledoux | Fee: $0
Zumba!
Interested in trying a fun way to get fit? Join our dance-fitness party!
Presenter: Michelle Beam | Fee: $0
Session B Saturday 9:00 am–5:30 pm
American Red Cross CPR/First Aid
For registered Girl Scout adults who will act as a group/troop first aider at any grade level. This training covers
Adult and Child CPR and the basics of first aid. A course textbook may be borrowed or purchased for $8.50.
Presenter: Mary Slocum | Fee: $25
Session I Saturday 9:00 am-12:15 pm
Quilted Tote Bag
Love to sew and quilt? Come make this beautiful and handy tote bag with lots of inside pockets. You will cut the
fabric beforehand (we will provide the directions) and you will assemble the bag during the workshop.
Presenter: Joanne Dickie | Fee: $3
Troop FUNdamentals
This course provides an in-depth focus on delivering the Girl Scout Leadership Experience to girls - the
outcomes/benefits we are striving to achieve for girls and the processes that best achieve those outcomes.
Troop FUNdamentals also covers the roles and responsibilities of the Girl Scout leader, important elements of
obtaining parental and guardian support, important elements of group meetings, girl and adult planning, finances,
how to evaluate with girls, and crisis and risk management. Prerequisite: Girl Scouting 101 (online course) and
Volunteer Essentials.
Presenters: Debbie Tewksbury and Joan Hagar | Fee: $0 Session II Saturday 9:00-11:00 am
Beginners Archery
Basic instruction, techniques and safety skills.
Presenter: Laura Foley | Fee: $0
Chocolate Treats
Who doesn’t love chocolate? Make peanut butter cups, chocolate-covered Oreos, chocolate caramel dipped
pretzels, and popcorn.
Presenter: Deb Kaitz | Fee: $7
Crocheting Basics
Welcome to the wonderful world of crocheting! Join in this popular and traditional craft. You will learn the basic
stitches and a few handy tips. Come practice your stitches and start on a simple crocheting project (pumpkin
basket). Bring a size G crochet hook and a yarn needle.
Presenter: Patricia Girard Decker | Fee: $2
Disability Awareness
We all have things that make us different whether it is a disability or just a difference. Come experience and learn
what these differences feel like to our girls through hands-on activities. Learn some strategies that can help all
Girl Scouts fully participate in troop activities and brainstorm solutions to issues you may be experiencing.
Presenters: Katie McGarry and Donna Hughes | Fee: $0
Fall Product Sale Training—Community Level
All the information needed to train troop-level product sale volunteers. Samples too!
Presenters: Todd Wingen and Kathie Hebert | Fee: $0
Greetings and Gifts Galore
Learn techniques to turn a single sheet of cardstock into three-dimensional items such as gift boxes and blingedout bags. We will make projects such as treat boxes, gift packages, and decorative items.
Presenter: Lauren Willensky | Fee: $3
Knotty Matters - Jewelry Making
We will make 2 items, necklace or bracelet using macramé and Chinese knotting and beads. These are simple
knots and easy techniques for jewelry making.
Presenter: Joanne Hohman | Fee: $10
Not Know Knots?
Learn common knots and some practical camping applications, play knot games and take home a kit to help you
continue practicing your skills.
Presenter: Chris Haswell | Fee: $3
SWAPS 101
New to swapping or have no idea what a SWAP is? Join us to learn all about swapping and make some SWAPS to
share this weekend! Please bring a pair of scissors and a hot glue gun.
Presenter: Debb King | Fee: $3
Twirl and Roll - Fun with Quilling
Learn the basics of quilling, a craft that uses strips of paper that are rolled, shaped and glued together to create
decorative designs for pictures, cards, etc. This is a fun and easy craft that is enjoyable for kids of all ages!
Presenter: Danielle Pray | Fee: $0
Where’s North? - How to Use a Compass
Learn the basics of using a compass so you can teach your Girl Scouts and learn some compass games to help
understand the compass points. Bring your own compass if you have one, but we will have some to borrow.
Presenter: Mary Gendron | Fee: $0
Woodworking
Make a useful take-home project. Bring work gloves.
Presenter: Tom Opanhoske | Fee: $15
Session III Saturday 11:15 am-12:15 pm
Creating a Safety Backpack
The Safety Backpack is a wonderful and crucial part of a leader’s toolkit. The backpack has something for nearly
every situation you may encounter with your girls: first aid, lost but found safe and sound, info for outings, etc.
Presenter: Stacey Edgar | Fee: $0
Explore the World
Come learn all about the Travel Pathway’s upcoming trips: Spain, London, Paris, Dublin, Niagara Falls, Hawaii,
California, and Minnesota. This workshop is for volunteers who work with girls 6th grade and up.
Presenters: Melissa Mason and Nicole Nolan | Fee: $0
Free Swim
Spend time relaxing as you swim in Lake Abenaki.
Presenters: Carol Ritchie and Judy McCole | Fee: $0
Girl Scout Highest Awards
Review the basic requirements of the Bronze, Silver, and Gold Award including the latest application process
changes.
Presenter: Jessie O’Leary | Fee: $0
National Council Proposals
Find out about the National Council Proposals that will be discussed at the 2014 National Council Session at the
53rd Convention in October. Provide your feedback on the proposals to our council’s National Council delegates.
Presenter: Tricia Mellor | Fee: $0
Problem Solving 101
Conflict can be a funny thing. Often it results from being too close to a situation or problem. We will provide tips
and resources for straightforward problem solving to benefit adults and girls alike.
Presenters: Kris Bregler and Dawn Zebuhr | Fee: $0
Quilt Block Exchange
Do you quilt or do you want to learn how to make a quilt block? Join us as we discuss the beginnings of a GSGWM
Quilt Block Exchange Club! We will decide upon theme, colors and other details. Ultimately, each participant will
create unique and individualized quilt blocks in order to exchange them with other participants. In the end, you
will have enough quilt blocks to create your own wall-hanging or quilt or be creative and use them for a different
purpose! For those who have never sewn quilt blocks before, a demonstration on how to cut and sew fabric into
several basic types of quilt blocks will also be on the agenda. [Note: You will be making your quilt blocks at home
for exchange at a later date to be decided upon. Some ideas: Halloween themed in honor of Juliette Gordon
Low’s birthday, using Girl Scout Green fabrics, etc.] The possibilities are endless and the skill level starts at
beginner, so come join us!
Presenter: Danielle Pray | Fee: $0
Rock Climbing
Ready for a challenge? Test your climbing skills at the camp climbing wall. This class will introduce participants to
basic techniques and safety.
Presenter: Camp Staff | Fee: $0
Social Media and GSGWM
Want to connect with Council online to get the latest news? Not sure if you need a troop Facebook page?
Wondering what your kids are up to online? Come learn the basics of Facebook, Twitter, blogs, LinkedIn, Pinterest,
and more!
Presenter: Jackie Bruleigh | Fee: $0
Teaching Girls Knife Safety
Everyone needs to learn how to use a knife safely and how to take care of, maintain, and store it in good condition.
A jackknife is a knife with at least one folding blade that can be used for a whole variety of tasks.
Presenter: Francois Ledoux | Fee: $0
Troop Finance 101
What new and experienced leaders need to know about managing a troop bank account, product sales,
Automated Clearing House (ACH) sweep process, and year-end report requirements.
Presenter: Christine Symolon | Fee: $0
Troops, Trips, and Travel
Explore the Travel Pathway. Our troop has traveled extensively over the last 7 years (Washington D.C., Hawaii,
Mexican cruise, Los Angeles, etc.). We will share how our troop was able to carry out these exciting adventures. Presenter: Deb Kaitz | Fee: $0
Wildlife at Farnsworth
Find out who lives in the trees, bushes, meadows, and waters of Camp Farnsworth!
Presenter: Carol Winfield | Fee: $0
Women’s Self-Defense
This class was designed by Grand Master Steve Demasco, who trains the FBI SWAT teams in hand to hand
combat. You will learn and practice basic self-defense techniques and leave feeling stronger and more confident.
Presenter: Michelle Beam | Fee: $0
Networking Session Saturday 1:15-2:15 pm
This session is an opportunity to network with other volunteers and staff on a variety of topics (e.g, discussion with
the Board, Community Accounting Coordinators, Volunteer Support Coordinators, Outdoor Education, etc.) to
share ideas, offer support to each other, and meet new people. Tables will be set up for a variety of topic areas so
you can join a conversation on a particular topic of interest to you. Participate in one or as many as you like.
Letterboxing
Session IV Saturday 2:30-5:30 pm
Learn about the fun hobby of letterboxing! You will make your own stamp and search the local area and Camp
Farnsworth for hidden treasures!
Presenters: Debbie Payne and Gail Logan | Fee: $5
Session V Saturday 2:30-4:00 pm
Creative Clay
Hands-on workshop experimenting with different types of clay and dough including air dry, oven dry, and
homemade. We will aim for 3 or 4 projects and you will go home with ideas for even more.
Presenter: Tammy Hoermann | Fee: $5
Fun with Pie Irons - Getting Started
What is a pie iron and how do I use it? Experience the fun and versatility of pie iron cooking on a campfire
including how to clean and season your pie iron and basic recipes.
Presenters: Tara and Jesse Pacht | Fee: $3 Get Rolling - Car Care
Do you know what to do when your car breaks down? Everything you need to know about your automobile but
were afraid to ask.
Presenter: Dirk Borst | Fee: $0
How to Conduct an Outdoor Skills Team-Building Workshop for Girls
We want to share the exciting Survivor Weekend program for older girls that we have developed. Leaders can
then take the ideas, plans, and electronic files to teach, re-teach, and have fun with girls in the out-of-doors.
Presenter: Deb Wyman | Fee: $0
Inspiring Girls to Take Action
Learn strategies to help girls think critically about their community’s needs in order to develop quality Take Action
Projects that change the world in meaningful ways.
Presenter: Jessie O’Leary | Fee: $0
Iris Folding
This card crafting style comes from the Netherlands. We will recycle colorful envelopes with printing inside to
make designs that can be used on cards, gift tags, embellishments, or wall art. We will complete at least 2 cards in
class.
Presenter: Joanne Hohman | Fee: $5
Origami Fabric Flowers
Origami fabric flowers are easy to assemble from scraps of material. They can be used in hair clips, pins or to
embellish a tote bag, hat or dress. No sewing skills required. Bring scissors to cut fabric.
Presenter: Sue Bates | Fee: $1
Partnering with Parents
Learn how to get parents to be your advocates instead of adversaries. We will discuss tips for communicating
effectively with parents, getting parents to step up to help, how to deal with challenging parents, and how to
celebrate the great parents who support Girl Scouting for all girls.
Presenter: Debb King | Fee: $0
Pathway to Fun
All girls can participate regardless of how they enter Girl Scouts. Come learn about the exciting opportunities in
the Series, Event, and Virtual Pathways.
Presenters: Melissa Mason and Nicole Nolan | Fee: $0
Teaching Girls Basic Sewing
Learn a straight stitch, blanket stitch, and how to sew on a button by making a felt Christmas ornament.
Presenter: Sue Rochford | Fee: $2
Walk on the Wild Side
Take a nature walk around the camp; learn to identify plants and animals that live there – useful when working
with the It’s Your Planet—Love It! series. Wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather.
Presenter: Neil Savage | Fee: $0
Weaving for Beginners
Use a wooden weaving loom and fabric scraps to create your own hotplate mat. Great workshop to learn what to
do with those scraps of material you do not want to throw away. Bring sewing scissors.
Presenter: Rosemary Whitman | Fee: $0 Women’s Football 101
Want to get your workout in and learn about the great sport of football? Come join me in Women’s Football 101
where you will learn basic skills, terminology, and the rich history of women in football!
Presenter: Tiana Liu | Fee: $0
Session Vl Saturday 4:15-6:15 pm
All About Chocolate
Learn how you can offer your troop the opportunity to earn the Chocolate Badge from the UK Girl Guides!
Designed for girls ages 10-14, the badge covers the history of chocolate and fair trade chocolate products. In
addition, we will make a few chocolate creations.
Presenter: Danielle Pray | Fee: $4
Conflict Resolution: Dealing with Difficult People
Ever find that the grown-ups behave worse than the girls? This workshop will provide helpful tips and tricks for
volunteers to use in handling difficult situations and resolving conflicts with parents or other adults.
Presenters: Kathy Nelson and DeeDee Rice | Fee: $0
Fun with Pie Irons - More Ideas
This workshop will take pie iron cooking to the next level with a variety of pie iron shapes and creative recipes.
Presenters: Tara and Jesse Pacht | Fee: $3 Go for a Float – Fun Boating
Spend time relaxing as you float around Lake Abenaki.
Presenters: Carol Ritchie and Judy McCole | Fee: $0
It’s Your Journey–Love It
Join us for a hands-on workshop where you will learn to help your girls make their Journey their own by
customizing activities, taking trips and finding additional resources to make your Journey great!
Presenter: Debb King | Fee: $0
Knitting Basics
Welcome to the wonderful world of knitting! Join in this popular and traditional craft. You will learn how to cast
on and off, the basic stitches, and few handy tips. Come practice with a scrap ball of yarn, and start knitting! Bring
size 8 or 9 knitting needles if you have them (needles can be borrowed).
Presenter: Deb Wyman | Fee: $0
Pyrography: The Old Craft of Woodburning
Learn to woodburn on the cover of a wooden book big enough to fill with loose leaf size paper. You will take home
your own unique personalized notebook.
Presenter: Mary Gendron | Fee: $6
Scrapbooking
We’ll make 2-3 original and unusual scrapbooks that will be picture ready at the end of the class. We will use some
new materials and some recycled materials. Bring a pencil, scissors, ruler, glue (stick or quick dry liquid).
Presenter: Joanne Hohman | Fee: $5
Simple Placemats
Come create a few simple material placemats to decorate your kitchen table. Bring one yard each of two
different cotton fabrics and sewing scissors.
Presenter: Rosemary Whitman | Fee: $0
Target Archery
For those who already know the basics and want to practice their skills. Shooting for fun and good-natured
competition. Bring your own non-compound bow if you wish.
Presenter: Tammy Hoermann | Fee: $0
Woodworking
Make a useful take-home project. Bring work gloves.
Presenter: Tom Opanhoske | Fee: $15
Session VII Sunday 9:45–11:45 am
Basket Weaving
Make a simple 6-inch basket of flat reed and cording. Bring a bucket, scissors, towels, clothespins, pencil, and
yardstick or ruler.
Presenter: Karen Krah | Fee: $3
Beginner’s Cake Decorating
Learn different decorating techniques including writing, flowers and simple borders. Decorate a mini cake to take
home along with a decorating bag, coupler, and 4 decorating tips so you can continue your new decorating skills
after Farnsworth Weekend.
Presenter: Natasha Garafolo | Fee: $10
Ceremonies in Girl Scouting
Learn about the different types of ceremonies in Girl Scouting and how to work with the girls to plan and
implement them. We will also cover the purpose of flag ceremonies, flag etiquette, and practice how to correctly
carry out a flag ceremony.
Presenter: Joan Hagar | Fee: $0
Girl Scout Traditions Sampler
Girl Scouting has many great traditions that have stayed with us throughout the years. This workshop will give you
a little bit of everything- songs, games, and ceremonies- that you can bring back to use with your girls. We will also
provide resources of where you can find more ideas to share with your troop in years to come.
Presenter: Debbie King | Fee: $5
Keeping Older Girls in Girl Scouting
We will update you on ongoing events and activities aimed at retaining older girls’ interest. We will also present
results from a similar workshop by Linda Zimmer at the Senior Girl Scout Leadership Conference in Newport RI. Presenter: Neil Savage | Fee: $0
No-Sew Fleece Blankets
You’ve admired those fleece tied blankets and throws because they are soft, warm and easy to make! Learn how
to make a no-sew fleece blanket using two pieces of contrasting fleece. Can be a great project for your girls to do!
Presenter: Jessie Schweiss | Fee: $0
Outdoor Cooking Fun: Brunch
Enjoy preparing and feasting on a delicious Sunday morning brunch all prepared using a variety of cooking
methods. Bring a mess kit, mug, and silverware. Please let us know if you have any food allergies.
Presenters: Chris Haswell and Vera Kirk | Fee: $7
Simple Quilt Making: Super Size Nine Patch
Learn basic patchwork quilting skills to create a Super Size Nine Patch quilt, a good beginner’s pattern for girls to
attempt. Quilts make good service projects for a variety of organizations.
Presenter: Cheryl Heneveld | Fee: $5
Time with Tricia
Spend time with our council’s CEO providing input on council efforts and future strategy. GSGWM is
implementing long-range property plans, updating our strategic direction and making decisions for our future.
Learn the latest status on efforts and be part of the process! Questions welcome.
Presenter: Tricia Mellor | Fee: $0 Tour of Long Wind Farm
Visit Long Wind Farm which grows certified organic greenhouse tomatoes right here in Thetford! Learn how you
can use a farm tour with the It’s Your Planet-Love It! Journey. We will be carpooling to Long Wind Farm.
Presenter: Jesse and Tara Pacht | Fee: $0 Tie-Dye and Reverse Tie-Dye
Learn different techniques for tie-dye and reverse tie-dye, and create unique, one-of-a-kind items! Bring any
white item you would like to add color to, and any colored item you would like to remove the color from.
Presenter: Teresa Murray and Michele Fontaine | Fee: $2
Farnsworth Weekend Registration Form
September 5-7, 2014
3 ways to register!
1. Register online: Go to https://gsusa.ebiz.uapps.net/vp/default.aspx?pid=54
Then enter “Farnsworth Weekend 2014” in search bar.
2. Mail this form with payment to: GSGWM, Farnsworth Weekend
PO Box 10832
Bedford, NH 03110-0832
3. Fax this form with payment to: 603.627.4169
A separate registration form is required for each participant. Please complete both sides. Incomplete forms will be
returned. Registrations will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis until workshops are full. Registrations
with apparel orders are due by August 8. All registrations without apparel orders must be postmarked or
processed online by August 27. No refunds for registration cancellations or “no-shows.”
Full name: Mailing address: City: State: Phone (home): Phone (mobile): Zip: E-mail: Make checks payable to GSGWM or use your credit card.
Card type: Card #:
Expiration date: CVC#: Total amount:
Name as it appears on card:
Signature: Date:
Adding It All Up
Weekend fee (includes all 5 meals) $50/$55/$60
$ Saturday only (8:00 am-10:00 pm) $30/$35/$40
$
Apparel order total (see other side)
$
Workshop fees total (see other side)
$ Not a Girl Scout? Add $15 membership fee.
$
Total amount enclosed
$
Special needs (i.e., food allergy, need assistance getting to workshop sites, C-pack, etc.)
q This is my first time at Farnsworth Weekend.
Workshop Choices*
Session
Course
Fee
Friday — Session A
8:00-9:00 pm
Saturday — Session B
9:00 am-5:30 pm
Saturday — Session I
9:00 am-12:15 pm
OR
Saturday — Session II
9:00-11:00 am
Saturday — Session III
11:15 am-12:15 pm
Saturday — Session IV
2:30-5:30 pm
OR
Saturday — Session V
2:30-4:00 pm
Saturday — Session VI
4:15-6:15 pm
Sunday — Session VII
9:45-11:45 am
* We reserve the right to cancel workshops due to low enrollment or other circumstances.
T-Shirt and Sweatshirt Order
Short-sleeved T-shirts
Long-sleeved shirts
S MLXL2X3X
$17 each ($18.50 for 2X or 3X)
S MLXL2X3X
$30 each ($32 for 2X or 3X)
S MLXL2X3X
(color: Tennessee orange)
Hooded zip sweatshirt
$12 each ($13.50 for 2X or 3X)
(color: sunset orange)
(color: lilac purple)
All apparel orders must be received and paid for by August 8, 2014.
Questions? Contact the Farnsworth Weekend Committee at:
[email protected]