The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-05-07, Page 18IGN4L S' ARS TURSPAY, MAY 7,,1974:
Members of. the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority last week named their new executive at a dinner•meeting
at the Tiget Dunlop' Inn. Left to right are Past President Mrs. Anita Swartman; Treasurer Mrs.
Verna Kane; Vice -President Mrs. Shirley .Baechler; Secretary Mrs. Margaret Jean Craig; and
President Mrs. Susan-Gow,er (staff photo)
The .Brownies, 'G.uides, and
Rangers 'appreciate' the support
our organization received from
the people in and near Goderich
durjng our recent sales 'Of Girl
Guide Cookies., and Wr would
like to say a very sincere'" Dank
You" to everyone.
While all the girls worked
very hard, we realize that it took
public support to make our
campaign so successful.
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FIRST BROWNIE PACK
Our Pack always opens with a.
game so that 'late comers. do not
miss the Ceremonial part of the
program.
During the "Brownie Ring"
due$ were "hopped" in—good
for learning balance. Work
periods _ saw two Brownies.
completing the last two items
for a Golden Hand, two others
were cooks making ' a delicious
dessert to take home.,
Other ' Irownies were
directing "Packie" (a Ranger
helper) and "Tawny" (one of
the Leaders) to different points
up town with compass
directions.
Cookie Day plans , were
finalized during Pow Wow, and
all went well on "The Day".
Many thanks to the wonderful
residents' without whose help we
couldn't succeed.
Brownie Prayers finished our
meeting.
SECOND BROWNIE PACK
Three kind Mothers, Mrs.
MacDonald, Mrs. Suchard, and
Mrs. Nelson helped the 2nd Pack -
on Friday afternoon when they
,user �.,thsi regular...tneeting.-,time
' --tci..,.,�a�...ad.t�atld--•selL..�t�eit_.C.irl'
Guide Cooki!,es.
These mothers each drove a
car full of happy Brownies to a,
designated street,•gave'out safety
precautions .about' crossing
streets, encouragement, and
boxes of cookies tov sell, and
every so often counted noses,
and checked the money for her'
"team". -
The eager little girls found
the strong wind that afternoon
something, less than a help. In
fact the picture that cones to
mind is of0.many small girls, coat
tails flapping, holding f on to
crurnpled'•prown tams with one
hand and, some cookie boxes
with the other while trying to
keep their balance as they were
blown from house to house.
In spite of the wind, the day
was .(a definite success and our
sincere thanks to all the kind
peoprle, who' helped us in any
Mrs. Margaret Jean Craig (right) was named Girt of the'Yeary members of the Beta Sigma Phi"
Sorority. Announcement was made last Tuesday evening; at_t re; group's dinner meeting at Tiger
Dunlop Inn. Seen :ere with Mrs. C1r1ig is Mrs. Marian StraWilait al 'new pledge, and Mrs. Martha
Rathburn. The Giri of the Year award ,is given to the member who has willingly worked the
hardest throughout the year on Sorority' projects. (staff°photo) '' "
Rebekahs
report
•
A very" successful dessert card
party and bake sale -was, held by
Goderich Rebekah, .Lodge 'No., 89
in the lodge rooms on
Wednesday afternoon, April 29
at1.30p.m.
Guests were welcomed 'b`
on success
Noble Grand Mrs. iEdith Craig,
and Vice Grand Mrs.' Della
McGee.
The room was .beautifully
decorated for the occasion with
colorful spring flowers.' All
tables were filled. • ~
Those 'winning prizes were:
bridge, Mrs. Harry Tichborne;
"500", Mrs. Nelson Harnack;
euchre, Mrs. Esther Kendall of
Clinton.`
Mrs. ' Frank Bowra convened
the desserts• and cards, while
Mrs. Joe Thompson was
-convener of the bake table.
way..
THIRD BROWNIE PACT:
The Annual saleof Girl Guide
Cookies was started in Goderich
by the Third Brownies during
their usual meeting time on
Monday afternoon (April 27th).
The weather was lust perfect and
Brownies
the girls enjoyed every minute of
their "Door-to-door Brownie
Meeting" ' •
F9URTH BROWNIES
`I'he Pack enjoyed a visit from
Mrs. Kloss and Miss Clara Bedard
this week. Mrs. Kloss helped
seven girls with their knitting
and Clara, worked with.thegroup
who were cleaning and polishing
shoes. The shoes must be well
polished and the Brownies must
see to it that they clean up after
themselves when the task is
completed.,
This is Golden Bar work and
the knitting is for the Golden
Hand. When work periods were
over the Brownies enjoyed a
game of volleyball.
This Pack is looking forward
to' a special treat , in the near
future and we'll tali you about
that next week.
• SECOND GIIIQE. COMPANY
Well, Spring is in the air and
Guides 'are talking about hikes
and camp. - This year 2nd
Company have one Guide who
wishes to try for her Pioneer's
Badge and' four, for - Camper's
Badges.
Our Girls working on horse
nurse are still hard at it. Just
three more weeks to go then the
test, and we wily be rooting for
the six girls.
Bed rolls are comilhg along
very -moll- and first aid kits have
been assembled and passed by
Lynn Moffett, Colleen Spence,
Barbie Shelton, Jean Wraith,
Dale_ .-..Oake, , Laura -Morrison,
Teresa Streete—and_.Ben,da
._Lougheed. Now we -need to go
on a hike and take the kit$.
The girls' have five of . the
eight knots ready to be tested.
These are reef, sheepshank, clove
hitch, bowline, packer's knot:
Three more to go and we will be
able to"tie them all.
The girls working on sewing
garments have made good-•
progress and all have completed
their garment by this week.
Kathleen McCreath and
Karen. Harris attended Council
Meeting with Lieutenant Spence.
This. is part of the requirements
for a Citizenship Badge. •They
found it very interesting to see
how these men cope with major
problems- as well as minor ones
that arise in the town. Our
thanks to 'them for allowing us
to attend.
Next week we shall continue
`' our' •plans and hope to keep
• passing our tests.
THIRD 'GUIDE COMPANY
April 28th, at' Knox
Presbyterian Church . the 3rd
Company had a very successful
Pot Luck Supper. Captain
Ainsley welcomed everyone and
then turned the evening over to
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When all ,the Guides and their
mothers were seated - at the
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served, a surprise • presentation
was made to: Captain Ainsley
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behalf of all the Guides in the
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honour of giving their Leaders_.
each ,a beautiful corsage 'of red
lroses-,--°and all the girls received
the thanks from these happy
ladies. �,
Between courses of a lovely
meal everyone joined in a sing
song led . by Mrs. Jim Coulter at
the piano. Mrs. Coulter has been
helping the girls learn songs from
the training held in Orangeville a
few weeks ago and at the end of
the evening the guides
entertained their guests with a
campfire, some skits, and, their
'new songs.
Kingsbridge
Giri ' Guides
Shiela Sinnett and Judy
Tigert of the Orioles were in
charge of the April 30 meeting,
of first Kingsbridge Guide
Company. Debbie Maize opened
the meeting'with prayer.
Capt. ,Tigert and Lt.
McLennon- took inspection. A
Kinis game was played with the
Kingfishers and Scarlet Tanagers.
tied for first. place,.
Lt. McLennon outlined the
items •of food to be brought to
the Mother and Daughter
Banquet to be held May 21,
Kingfishers were in charge of
campfire. - `
To bring the meeting to a
close Debbie Maize and Margaret
Frayne led in Prayer followed by
Taps.
We welcome Cathy Simpson
back, to Guides after living in
Goderich for the winter. We also
missed Lt.: Sinnett . at our
meeting.
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