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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-11-19, Page 154 7, t-rtre:ri • .G0104 .ant-Brown.10 News Oier attend meetip9. • The meeting held by the L4. last Thursday evening 4,t Robertson School was certainly a success. It was just wonderful to look around and see so many interested parents —„over 60 in fact — and our thanks to all who came or phoned in their support. Our Guide Camp has it's own special name now. It's l<LAHANI" — an Indian word meaning "The Great 09,tcloors". Last Saturday was a pretty busy one at Klahani as five volunteers put in the footings for the Pan Abode, By the way, it's on its way now and should arrive sometime in the next ten days. • BROWNIES Pack One • We were happy to have our new Packie, Sandra Freeman join us at our last meeting. Mrs. Dowds returned to test us for our Athlete badges. Four Brownies were pleased topass this test and will soon receive their badges. • Brown Owl presented First year service stars to three Brownies — Rita Lassaline, Melanie Johnston and Pamela Lamb. Rita Lassaline attended 100 per cent of the meetings to earn her star. Broyvnies working toward their Golden Hand took part in a ball game. Our Tweenies were working busily toward their enrollment and haven't very much more to learn now. During Pow Wow we learned some new songs for our Fairy Ring ceremony. There were a few announcements before we closed with our Prayer and the "Squeeze". Legion ladies welcome new members The Ladies Legion Auxiliary to Branch 109 held the regular meeting Tuesday, November 3, with 38 members present. Three new members were initiated and welcomed by President Jean Elliott. . tik It was decided to buy team uniforms for the Mite All Star hockey team. At our next meeting December, the group will have a Christmas tree and gift exchange. There will be a card party in Kincardine November 18. . . ' The ladies will supply Christmas stockings for patients at the Ontario Psychiatric Hospital and • send Christmas parcels to veterans at Westminster. - Members are now selling tickets on a Christmas cake draw, with three cakes as prizes. The draw will take place on December 8. A team from the Auxiliary went to the bowling at Exeter, bringing back the Tfophy as well as the high single and high triple prize. Attendance draw was won by Kay Bell and the mystery prize by Myrtle Goodrick. t*; Pack Two There was a lot of work done ,on Friday but it was disguised as fun and the time slipped past us at a terrific rate. Mrs. Proctor,. the Art teacher at .Robertson, is kindly helping some of our. Brownies who are working toward their Art Appreciation badges. -Last week they ,learned how ;to mix– the primary colours (red, yellow, and blue) to make orange, green and purple, and they each made a color wheel. This week,Mrs. Proctor showed some film strips of scenes from spring, summer, fall and winter and discussed the colors Associated witheach season. During the week the Brownies are to do a picture. (all by themselves) of each season to show Mrs. Proctor next Friday: We put our "magic pool" out this week so that we 'could plan our little program together to enroll our Tweenies next Friday, The . 'older" Brownies were really a big help to the Tweenies as well as to Brown Owl and Tawny Owl as we went through each step of the ceremony to be sure everyone would know what to do. Mrs. McMillan (Elizabeth's Mom) is coming to help us with our singing and teach us a new song during the first part of our next meeting. It will be a very busy day. because shortly after 5:00 p.m. we hope to have quite a few mothers and fathers, relatives and friends visit us to see our special ceremony. We will do,our Brownie Magic and change thirteen little Tweenies into "full grown Brownies" righl. before their eyes! • Pack Three OnMonday; November' 9 the 3rd. pack opened their meeting with the Fairy Ring ceremony and then let off steam with a good game of "Farmer's Hen Laid an Egg".. The rest of their time together was spent learning about Remembrance Day from Brown Owl and Tawny Owl. In their work period each Brownie enjoyed making a wreath to , show in 'Pow Wow, and then the meeting ended with their usual closing songs. Pack Four Brown Owl was working with the six Tweenies to be sure that they. knew all the things needed for their enrollment on Thursday, November 19th. .- The rest of the Brownies, and Tawny Owl, were busy once again with the tricky task of knitting. This time though Tawny was able to call on the help of the older Brownies who had stuck with it and learned how to knit last year. The Pack enjoyed having Beth Walton with them and they hope to see her join their meetings each week. Before going home everyone enjoyed a game of snakes and ladders. 2nd GODERICH GUIDES We have our Company all changed around with new Patrol, Leaders and Seconders. Susan Freeman has moved up to company Helper. The new, Patrol Leaders. ire Anita Robinson, Janet Steep, Diana ()Ice, Peggy Sheardown and Cindy Fisher, Our new Seconders are Barbara Shelton, Marva Jackson Brenda Lougheed, Teresa itreeter and Jean Wraith. When. we got into Horseshoe we talked about holding a Boutique Bazaar on December 12 because the. car -wash was such a success. We thought that we would bake, and make little ornaments out of soap and gourds. We had skits and sang song§ ending with our Prayer. Then we cleaned up the church and went home to do some more duties. Of Interest 440 To Women (0 INM N.414,$I'AR, 8UR$PAY.NOVKIWytale9,19,10 1111111011111 w w7 The staff of Victoria Public School gathered recently at the Maitland Golf' and Country Club, to honor Vice -Principal, Miss Helen Videan, who received the Bachelor of Arts degree at the Fall • Convocation of the University of Western •" Ontario. Presentation of a Schaefer 'pen desk set was made on behalf of the staff by Principal J. P. Kane. Miss Dianne Nicholson' has successfully passed her Registered Nurse's examinations. Daughter of Mrs. Gladys Nicholson anis the late Robert F. Nicholson, she is on the staff of St. Joseph's Hospital, London. MiSs Sharon Anstay, Kingston, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Anstay, on the weekend. Saturday night she attended the 1970 Alumni Reunion at Stratford Festival Theatre. The sixth meeting of the Tiger Dunlop II Bennillow's was held on November 9 at 7:00 p.m. at Colborne Central School. The .meeting opened with the pledge. The roll call "A defect in my posture and how I could correct it" was answered by the members present. The girls decided to combine business and discussion on the physically fit person with the seventh meeting November 16 at j Carlow Hall. To begin the evening Tiger Dunlop I played volleyball against Tiger Dunlop II for three games. Those who wished to play basketball did so. Others listened to the radio or used tne balance beam. The evening was enjoyed by the members present. HAVE YOU BEEN To The BURGER BAR YET? • Winchester .22 Rifle with every Moto -Ski. Limited Time Offer Buy your Moto -Ski between November 12th -30th, 1970 and your Moto -Ski dealer will give you a free Winchester model 39 rifle with Monte Carlo stock. (Make this your son's Xmas present). - • 16 models to choose from priced from just $595: (F.O.B. Factory) • Buy your Moto -Ski now with no dOweiSayment. No payments until the snow flies (December 1st, 1970). No carrying charges if paid within 90 days. 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