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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-06-09, Page 9community news Lucknow Sentinel; Viednesday, June 9, 1982—Page 9 Guides, Brownies and Pathfirid0a. :receive badges The annual Parent and • Daughter banquet for the Lucknow Browldes, Guides, Pathfinders was held on Wednesday, June 2 at 6,.30 p.min the Lucknow United Church. Norma Raynard welcomed everyone. The 'World Hung- ' er Grace' was sung in unison. A hot turkey dinner, served by the Lucknow U.CeAk was enjoyed by all. Nor Raynard introduc- edyBev Thompson, Beaver vision Commissioner; Il- ene Greer, Maitee. District Comniissioner; Barb Helm, Badge secretary and Wendy Nixon, secretary -treasurer for the Parents' Committee. The Guiders were. introduc- ed. For the Brownies they are Linda Owen, Donna Haz- elden and Lloya Nicholson, Anne Mann. was absent; 'for the Guides, Gail Cranston,: Eleanor MacDonald and Di- ane Henry and for the Path- finders, Wendy Gerster., Sherry Nixon proposed a , toast to the Guiders and Gail • Cranston replied. Alison Wardrop proposed a toast to the parents and Janette Wardrop replied. Diane Wilson thanked the U.C.W. . for the delicious meal and Donna Crich re- plied. ig4ae Raynard presented a cheque for ' $25 to Bev Thompson to go to the building fund for the New , Brownie House being built at Camp 'Keewaydin. Cheques were also presented tO Diane Wilson and Donalda Thomp- son to help with the cost for the girls to go on the Path- finder. Mobile Trip to the Maritimes for two weeks this summer. Ilene Greer brought greet- ings from Beaver Division and explained briefly about the new Brownie 'House. Badge secretary, Barb Helm reported she had a large number of badges re- quired this year, therefore all the girls must •be working . hard. Karen Johnstone reported on Cookie Day. Eleanor MacDonald spoke briefly to the Guides about their weekend camp to be held June 25 - 27 at Camp Keewaydin with the Wing - ham Guides. Wendy Nixon read • the minutes and the treasurer's report. Linda Owen seconded them. Norma Raynard .thanked the Brownies and Guides for the table decorations and Pathfinders for the .,LD. boutonnieres f ents andguests.. Norma Raynard ,also thanked everyone who helped with the Rummage and Bake Sale, in particular • Mrs. Brown who donated the use of her store for the day. A basket waspased and a. freewill donation was received to help. defray the cost of the banquet and the badges. Mandy Pick thanked Lloya Nicholson for helping the Brownies with their crafts Ripley eef club... '*from page 5 MacLeod on .the 4th Con- cession east where she had • planned to use her spacious lawn. 'However the drizzle forced the folks indoors • where the meal was served • and all had a good time. The Ripley 4-H Beef Club has held two meetings to date. press reporter Bob, Blackwell has sent along accounts of them. A very informal meeting was held • at the home •of Wilfred Gamble, one of the club leaders. At this first meeting the' 1982 club exeautive was chosen as follows, President Paul Keelan, vice- president Kenneth Thom- pson, secretary Vicki • Rutledge, and press reporter Bob , Blackwell. After the election of the executive. members ;tied their hand at making rope halters for their calves. A treat was enjoyed • by everyone after the meeting adjourned. The second meeting was held in the Ripley Chopping Mill now named the Thompson Feed and Supply Mill. It was an interesting meeting with the Shur Gain Feed Salesman Dennis Ring talking about feeds for beef calves and the part of proteins in these feeds. George and • Jean4 Marie MacLennan of Agincourt visited in Ripley with Florence MacDonald during • the weekend. Up to Ripley and opening their house here in the past week were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jackson of Detroit. , Believe it or not, the black locust trees around the home of Niels Frederiksen on Malcolm Street in Ripley are • now snow white with their hanging blossoms. Novv for some wat.m sunny weather so that the honey 'bees will , come out to them. While the black locust tree is native to • the state of Virginia it is so widely planted in countries like Romania and Hungary • that it is a major source of nectar for white honey. Apparently, the locust borer beetle so destructive in Canada and U.S. does not exist in Europe nor on the older trees in Ripley. Two former natives of the Ripley , area and • later residents in Kincardine died last" week. They were Mrs. Jessie (MacCharles) Avery and Secord Huston. Both funerals were held at the MacKenzie McCreath Funeral Home in Kincardine –, Mrs. Avery on Friday • afternoon and Secord Huston on Sunday afternoon with interments in Kincardine Cemetery. We hope to have a more complete item next week. Our sympathy is extended at this time of bereavement. Ripley District.. *from page 8 leaving for 'Quebec\ early Friday morning and will arrive there 12 hours liter. The group will be returning home on Mon., June 8 after a day in Montreal. Bonne chance! ° University night .. On June 1 there will be an alumni panel discussion held from 7:30 p.m. to, 9:00 p.m. for those students who plan to go on to university or college. A number of ex - Ripley students will be on hand to answer • any questions the students may have. and songs and presented her with a gift. Gail Cranston presented the Pathfinders, Diane Wil- son, Donald Thompson, and Mae Raynard with Pathfind- er penants. Diane Wilson also received her swimmer's badge. Eleanor MacDonald pres- ented Gail Cranston who is retiring with a gift to say Thank -You for being a great Guide leader. • Pathfinder leader Wendy Gerster explained the Path- finders' purpose and intro- duced the Pathfinders: chair- person, Mae Raynard; sec- retary, Donalda Thompson; treasurer, Diane Wilson. Di- ane Wilson received her Home Emblem: All three girls received their service stars for 8 years in Guiding. The following Guide bad- ges were presented: Adven- ture Core; Sherry Nixon, Michelle Henry, Vicki Owen, Kim Tyler, Michelle John- stone, Heidi Pritchard, Tan- ya Turner, Sharon Askes, Jackie Wilson, Alison Ward- rop, Heather Steer and Lil- lianna Hunter; Hostess Badge, Michelle Johnstone; Outdoor Cook badge and Camp Skills badged Michelle • Henry; Voyageur Challenge Core, Sherry Nixon, Vicki Owen, Michelle Johnstone; Citizen Badge, Sherry Nixon and Vicki Owen; First Aid Badge, Sherry Nixon; Path- way I Adventure, Camping • and Outdoors, Sherry Nixon, • Vicki Owens; Pathway • 11 Community, Sherry Nixon; Pathway III, Home, Sherry Nixon, Vicki Owen, Michelle Henry; Pathway IV World, Sherry Nixon and Vicki Ow- en; Pet Keeper badge, Ali- son Wardrop; Snowshoer badge, Sherry Nixon, Mich- elle Henry, Vicki Owen, 1 1 1 1 Dates • A vaiktbk Lucknow & District Community. • Centre FRIDAY, JUNE 11 • Bob Shepherd and Karen Stothers SATURDAY, JUNE 12 - GeOrge and Betty • Monerief • FRI., SAT.; SUN. June 18, 19, 20 Kinsmen Summerfest • FRIDAY, JUNE 25 Pat Courtney and Movlta Bradley SATURDAY, JUNE 26 Karen Campbell and • Don Degraw OPEN DATES AVAILABLE JULY • , Friday 2 Friday 9 . Friday 18 AUGUST Friday 13 CALL THIS NUMBER BETWEEN 9:00 a.m. AND 600 porn. ONLY 528-3532 Michelle Johnstone, Kim Ty, ler, Sharon Askes, Heather Steer, • Lillianna Hunter, Jackie Wilson, Tanya Turner and Alison Wardrop. Winners of the Patrol Award received Beaver Divi- sion Crests. They were Sher- ry Nixon, Kim Tyler, Tanya Turner, Alison Wardrop, Heather Steer, Lillianna Hunter, Vicki Owen. The Brownies all joined in a circle for their presentations. Meagan Johnstone and Kris- ten Owen made their own ,puppets and, houses and the girls presented a .puppet show, • Goldilocks and the Three Bears, in conjunction with their puppeteer badge. All the Brownies received their Artist Badge, Athletic Badge and Craft Badge. Golden Bars were presented to Angela Boyd, Roxene Bergman, Jennifer Cranston, Sarah Nelson, Mandy Peck, Jennifer Porter and Tanya Rumble. The following Brownie badges were also presented: Golden Ladder, Erin John- stone; Puppeteer Badge, Meagan Johnstone and Kris- ten Owen, Bird Watcher Badge and Observer Badge, Kristen Owen and Alison Wardrop, Wendy Gerster, Gail Cran- ston and Eleanor MacDonald told- their version of the winter camping March 5, 1982. Their comic version received lots of laughs and brought back a few memor- ies. • The Pathfinders conducted a Camp Fire and everyone joined in. The evening closed with Taps. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •, • • • ri110 PREMIER THEATRES PARK THEATRE 30 TM SOUARI GODERICH 5 4 - 7 8 1 1 ISI • 9 • • •• • • • 4 PREMIER THEATRES DRIVE-IN HWY. 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 . • PHONE 524 9981 At the end of the universe lies the beginning of vengeance. 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