WESTBROOK HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Westbrook Historical Society
Located on Westbrook Town Green
Phone: 860-399-7473
Open Wednesdays 9:00 - Noon or
by special arrangement
Contact: President, Sally Correll 860-399-7361
Archivist, Cathie Doane 860-399-6100
WESTBROOK GARDEN CLUB
The Westbrook Garden Club was established over 50 years ago to help beautify
our lovely town. Over the years
the club has grown and participates in community projects as well as
sponsoring programs to educate the public.
The garden club, with help from the students of the
Westbrook Middle School,
has planted a flower garden at the school.
The garden club has provided programs to the public on variety of
garden topics. Past topics
covered bee keeping, organic gardening, conservation, ethnic gardening and
the healing power of herbs. The club is always looking for garden
enthusiasts men and women of all ages to participate in a wide range of
activities to help support the Westbrook Garden Club’s objectives.
The Westbrook
Garden Club meets on the forth Tuesday of the month at
7:00 p.m.
at the Westbrook Public Library.
All are invited to come and enjoy the club’s free presentations.
April 26
“How to Grow Delicious Vegetable” presented by Rob Jacabson of
Grove
Gardens
May 7
Garden Club’s Annual Plant Sale
May 24
“Pruning for the Faint of Heart” presented by Carl Galanter of Broken
Arrow Nursery
Girl Scouts
Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and
character, who make the world a better place.
Girl Scout “pathways” allow a girl the opportunity to shape her own Girl Scout
experience.
· Camp: Girls participate in day or resident camps with a
focus on the outdoors and/or environmental education.
· Events: Girls participate in events (e.g., career day) locally and state-wide.
· Series: Girls participate in a sequence of programs relating to a specific
theme or purpose (e.g., high-adventure teen group or completion of the "It's
Your World—Change It!" journey over a six-week period).
· Travel: Girls plan, earn money, prepare, and participate in regional,
national, and international trips.
· Troop/Group: Girls participate in regular meetings and activities are based
upon group interests and abilities.
For more information: Girl Scouts of Connecticut
www.gsofct.org
1-800-922-2770
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