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Guides hold mother -daughter banquet
The....
annual mother ...a
annual mother and
daughter banquet for the
Lucknow Brownies, Guides
and Pathfinders was held on
Wednesday, June 3 in the
Lucknow ' United Church at
6.30 p.m. Norma Raynard
welcomed everyone.
The World Hunger Grace
was sung in unison. A hot
turkey dinner served by the
Liicknow U.C.W. was enjoy-
ed by all..
Norma. Raynard iintroduc-
ed Bev. Thompson, Beaver
Division Commissioner; Barb
Helm, Badge secretary;.
Wendy Nixon, secretary
treasurer for t the parents
committee. The Brownie
leaders were. introduced: Lin-
da Owen, Lloya Nicholson,
Elaine Steer; Ruth Pritchard
and Ann Mann and the
Guiders: Elenor McDonald,
Lori McKim, Gail Cranston
and Lorie Emmerton.
Julie Davies proposed a
toast to . the Parents and
Charles Davies replied.
Julie Nicholson proposed a
toast to the Guiders and
Elaine Steer replied. Don-
alda .Thompson thanked the
U.C.W. ladies for The delic-
ious meal. and .Mrs. Leonard.
Ritchie replied.
Bev Thompson spoke
briefly to everyone on behalf
of Beaver Division. She also
brought greetings front the
Area Commissioner, . Mrs.
Nancy MacLennan. . Ilene
Greer brought greetings
from Maitre District. Barb
Helm reported as .Badge sec-
retary. ' -
Lorraine Brophy reported
on Cookie .Day and thanked
all the girls for their help and
hard work and presented
cheques. to Linda Owen for
the • Brownies and Elenor
McDonald for the Guides.
Lori McKim, Susan
Thompson and Marion Ray-
nard, on behalf of the former
Ranger Company, presented
cheques of $35.81 each to
Tanya Turner for the Brown-
ies, Julie Davies for . the
Guides and. Lori Einmerton
for the • Pathfinders.
Wendy Nixon read the
minutes and treasurer's re-
port, seconded by Janette
Wardrop..
° Norma Raynard spoke
briefly about the Paper Driv-
es and the Rummage, Craft
and Bake Sale: The next.
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paper drive will be in Mid-
August. The member* of the
parents committee for the
last year were: Norma Ray-
nard, Wendy Nixon, Janette
Wardrop, . Linda Emmerton
and Linda Owen.
All the Brownies had work-
ed on their thrift badges and ,
presented their mother with
various .giftswhich the girls
themselves had purchased;
Each mother in turn intro-
duced herself then her
daughter. The Guides then
introduced themselves and
their mothers..
Gail Cranston thanked the
Guiders for all their help and
encouraged the girls to go
out and recruit new girls ` to
join Guides.
Following a short break,
the Brownies presented a
AUCTION SALE
Private Collection
Of antiques & collectable.
From Palmerston & Area
to be held
SATURDAY, JUNE 13,
1981,at11a.m.
WINGHAM AUCTION.
CENTRE
Next to L.C.B.O.
Featuring: variety of col-
lectable china, depression
glass, \Limoges, Nippon,
pressedglass, cut .glass,
butter' patty dishes, Ben-
nington bowls, • large
Cranberry swirl vase; 2
Victorian parlour tables; 2
period walnut side chairs;
Queen . Elizabeth loom
back side chairs;. 4 chick-
en coop chairs; 3 original
stencil kitchen chairs; ex-
cellent pressed backrock-
er; jelly ° cupboard; iron
bed w. brass°knobs;' spool
bed; Sherlock -Manning
organ; china cabinet; 2
dining tables; buffet; 6
chairs; 12 pressed back
chairs; treadle .sewing
machine; 12 plank chairs;
wooden jack planes; inter-
esting lot of antique pic-
ture frames; dough pan
Lind mixer; 3 coal oil
lamps; sleigh bells; back
band bells; bee smoker;
several trivets; . shaving
and mustache mugs; 7
lanterns; apple . peeler;
pickle cruet, and 3 liners;
2 butter bowls, ' ladle,
print; 1 - 2 pc. chester-
field; 1 - 4 pce. chester-
field; kitchen suite; wash-
er -spin dryer; iron kettle;
pots; . waffle irons; brass
pail; slop container;- Bell
box and telephone; chan-
delier; 2 ceiling pull light
fixtures; iron baby's crib;
brass fireplace screen and
elec- logs; new socket set
- 21 pee., 'A. - 9 1/8;
Craftman tool box; long
sockets; new power rout-
er never used; table
lamp; 3 portable radios;
new 8 track car stereo,
A.M. F.M.- MPX; braided
oval rug; hall coat rack
mirror; several lace table
cloths - 2 hand made;
plant stand; wash stand;
several sets flat irons;
basket insulators; tole
ware; several boxes seal-
ers; crocks, jugs; ink wells
and much more.
Preview: Friday, June 12
2.5and9-9,also
.
Saturday prior to sale
MOBILE LUNCH
JACK ALEXANDER
,AUCTIONEER
Tel. 357.1011
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skit in conjunction with their
"space badge". The girls
demonstrated what a
Brownie meeting . on the
moon would be like.
The following Brownie
Badge:s were presented:
Space Badge: Heather Steer,
Debbie`° Nicholson, Tanya
Turner, Jackie Wilson, 'Kris-
ten Owen, Sharon Askes, Al-
ison Wardrop; Artist Badge
and Housekeepers Badge:
Dianne Broome; Golden Bar
(Ladder): Heather. ,Steer,
Debbie Nicholson, Tanya
Turner, Jackie Wilson, Kris-
ten Owen, Sharon Askes,
Alison Wardrop, Meagan
Johnstone and Sarah Bro-
phy.
All the Brownies received
their Pack Holiday Badge
and their Thrift Badge: Sarah
Brophy,. Rachel. Brophy,
Heather Steer, Debbie Nich-
olson, Tanya Turner, Jackie.
Wilson, Kristen Owen, Mea-
gan Johnstone, Erin John-
stone, Sharon Askes, Dianne
Broome, Mandy Peck, Mel-
anie. Wylds and Alison Ward-
rop.
The Girl Guides formed
their horseshoe and the fol-
lowing badges were :<present.
ed Outdoor Adventurer
Badge: Dianne Wilson and
Mae Raynard; Bakers Bad-
ge, Sherry Nixon; Junior
Camper Badge, Mae Ray-
nardf " Dianne Wilson; .Cook.
Badge, Cindy Emmerton,
Julie Davies, Sherry Nixon,
Donalda Thompson, • Mae
Raynard and Dianne Wilson;
World Trefoil Badge, Dianne
• AUCTION SALE,
OF
Over 60 Tiactor8
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150 Pieces of Equipment
AT
BRINDLEY SALES YARD',,
Dungannon
SATURDAY, JUNE 20
10 a.ni.
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PHONE 529=7970 or SHOP529-7625
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LOTS OF FREE. PARKING!
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iFIE WRNTIIDS
Wilson, Donald. Thompson,
Mae Raynard and Cindy .Em
Merton; Adventure Chal-
lenge Badge,. Donalda.
Thompson and . Dianne Wil-
son.
In the Patrol Competition
the Canaries won. Each girl
received a Mapleway Crest.
They were Donalda Thorny -
son, Dianne Wilson; Cindy
Emmerton, Vickie Owen, •Mi-
chelle Johnstone and Heidi
Pritchard.
Lloya. Nicholson, assisted
by Linda Owen, . showed
slides she had. taken of the
Brownies and Guides. EveFy-
one found them quite enter-
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joined the Girl Guides ar-
ound a campfire for a sing
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