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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-11-26, Page 13• M Gold, and Brower News. A Fairy Queen attends BROWNIES Pack One We had a Fairy Queen in attendance at our last meeting. She wore a golden crown on her hat and was allowed to do some of our specs F uties. Each Brownie is going to be, sure to wear her uniform to meetings ,.in hopes that she will be the next to. be ,the Queen. Everyone was so busy at this meeting! Our Packie was telling a story about our founder, Lord Baden Powell, , in one corner, while Brown Owl was welcoming a new Tweenie in another.' Brownies " were helping Tweenies to tie the reef knot in their ties and in another corner knitting needles were .clicking as busy knitters casting on stitch We still had and sang some Pow Wow. learned about es. time for games fun songs during Pack—Two We divided our time into two , sections this week. The first half was spent learning an Indian Christmas Carol with the kind help of Mrs. • McMillan and Eleanor (Elizabeth's mother and sister). -4We had a little bit of time left to enjoy singing a couple of our favorite songs just for fun, -while Mrs. McMillan played the piano for us. We' had a'few minutes while waiting for the parents of our Tweenies to arrive and it was put to good use arranging our ceremony "props". We gave Seconder gripes to Bonnie Reid of the Elves,, and Kathy Weary of the Fairies and were happy to give. Kathy her Housekeeper badge as well. • Then came the time that all our Tweenies had been waiting for! We had our special Enrolment Ceremony and are very proud to announce that the following thirteen girls are now members of the .Second -Go- der-ich-Br-ownie- Pack —. Angela Wray, Tracy These are the new Brownies in Second, Goderich Brownie Pack. Top row, leftto right, Sonja Lapaine, Kathy P MacDonald, Patty Grace, Angela Wray; middle -row, Dale Simons, Kathy Sheardown, Leslie MacKay and Gail Pinkney; front row, Susan Weary, Tracy Sitter, Lori MacKay, Linda Best and Sherry Bradley. (staff photo) Sitter, Sherry Bradly, Susan Weary, Linda Best, Dale Simons, Cathy MacDonald, Sonja LaPaine, Leslie MacKay, Lori MacKay,` - Kathy Sheardown, Patty-Grace;-and--Gail-Pinckney. We gave these new Brownies a Grand Howl, to welcome them and then sang our Brownie Smile song before it was time for Taps. By -the - way", we211--have : -an-7 announcement to make next week! Pack Three The Brownies opened with • OVER 2/3 FRUITS lito NUTS A taste -treat from 11/2 LB. PIECE.....$1.ss 3 LB. RING.........$2. 89 5 LB.RING.........$4.zs AI&P Fnik Cake is the Same High Quality,- , the Same Low Price as Last Year From .Our Lovin' Ovens Liquid No. 1 Grade. (10c Offs Deal) HONEY BEEKIST 32 -oz net jar i6 951 Home .Brand Tomato ti CATSUP 3 20 -fl -oz btls $1 .00 Marvel Brand, Sliced WHITE24 -oz loaf BREAD Jane Parker, Daily Dated "Save 20c this week_ Gerber Meatless Varieties, Strained' BABY FOOD 43/. -E1 -oz jar 1351 PIE 24 -oz size A&P MONEY—SAVER' CRISCO All prices in this ad guaranteed effective through Saturday, November 28, 1970. ALL VEGETABLE SHORTENING 1 -LB PKG Super -Right Quality Frozen PORK Ib Tenderloin 6 Varieties LANCIA their Fairy Ring and then divided into three teams to play "The Farmer's Hen Laid an Egg". They settled into their work periods with Brown Owl's group being told the Brownies Story, Tawny's group, of Tweenies learning to braid and the older girls learning to knit — with Packie's help. . They sang songs in Pow Wow and "closed » with " "their usual songs, and the "secret squeeze". Pack Four Madam Commissioner and five mothers joined the. Brownies 'for a very special meeting last week. Four new Sixers were named: Julia ° Sowerby — Ghillie Dhu, Shannon_ McLaren — Leprechuan, Tracy Wilton — Fairies, and Heather Taman — Elves. Two Brownies, Shannon McLaren and Sandra r-= Kloss received their Golden Bars and five Tweenies, Jean Bedard, Janet Fuller, Haley Longmuir, 1icJ i . Jke ono.,usan Morrison wereenrolledinto Brownies by Mrs. McCreath. Packie taught the girls a game (about a little elephant balancing on a piece of string) which will help teach the girls the balancing needed as they work toward their Golden Bar. ' During Pow Wow the Brownies checked with Mrs. McCreath to be sure their new emblems and badges would be sewn in the right places. - MACARONI or SPAGHETTI 2 -Ib pkg Save 9c this week CANADA GRADE "A" C� 0115 Eviscerated, Frozen Vacuum Pack, 5, to 7 -lbs Swer-Right Quality, Cooked POCK SHOULDERS Quarter Pork Loin "PICNIC STYLE" Ib (SLICED,ib 46c) SECOND GODERICH GUIDES Tenderfoot Guides passed many of their tests last week and hope to be enrolled before Christmas or the first of the new year. The float for the Santa Claus parade is taking on a great shape! The girls are busy working on items to sell at our boutique, bake sale bazaar to be held ' December 12. The money raised will help build Klahani, our new camp. Ib Super -Right Brand, Sliced &Inc1-ILB so am vacuum pkg BACON Photo by " 1.'cJotvell MR. AND MRS. T. S. HODGE Marned recent • Elizabeth Anne (Penny) Errington and Terry J. Hodge exchanged vows in Dungannon United Church before the Rev. Clarence McCleneghan November 7. • Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hodge, Dungannon, are the parents of the groom and Mr. and Mrs.arli Told Errington, RR 2 Auburn, are the. parents of the bride. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white chiffon of taffeta floor -length gown with lilypoint sleeves, chapel train and trimmed with heirloom lace. A three=tiered tulle veil was held with --white fabric flowers. She carried yellow rose buds and white stephanotis. • • Matron ' of honor, sister of the bride, Mrs. Rick Park; Dungannon, . wore a gold fortrel - crepe floor -length gown trimmed with embroidered flowers in autumn shades. She wore a picture hat of the same material -with long brown streamers »and -brown accessories. Bridesmaids Miss Marsha Hodge, Dungannon, and Mrs. Robert McArthur, Glamis, were gowned similarly to the matron of honor. A11 attendants carried bouquets of gold and bronze muths. Best man was » Roger Pentland. Ushers were Rick Park and Dennis Vanderburg. • Soloist 'Nancy Errington sang He, The Lard's Prayer and The Twenty-Thlyd Psalm accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Gordon Finnigan. The reception was held in the Church parlors. The guests were greeted by the bride's mother who wore a two-piece sleeveless coat dress of beauty fortrel with a silver metallic coat, black accessories and a corsage of white rose buds. She was assisted by the groom's mother who chose a blue fortrel embroidered dress, blue feather hat, black accessories and a corsage of white rose buds. The church and the tables were decorated with gold and bronze mums. The bride's , oing-away ensemble was a navy wool suit, red accessorr esThd a corsage of red and white carnations. The couple left for a short . honeymoon in Brantford and Niagara Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Hodges are residing in Goderich. Prior to her wedding, the bride was entertained at a shower for relatives at the home of Mrs. John Durnin; a church and.: community shower,in the Dungannon United Church; and a shower for the bride's girlfriends at the home of Mrs. Allister • Nevins. Mrs, Harold Errington entertained at a trousseau tea for her daughter October 30. The table was decorated with a hand -crocheted table cloth and •centred with a silver basket of gold and bronze mums. • Pouring tea in the afternoon were the groom's grandmother, Mrs. Harry Watson, Auburn, and the bride's great grandmother, Mrs. Elsie Haney, Wingham. In the evening, the bride's grandmothers, Mrs. Victor Errington, Auburn, and Mrs. Jack McGee, Dungannon, poured tea. Assisting were Miss•Debbie,Hodge, Marsha Hodge, Mrs. Rick Park, Mrs. Jack Caeser, Mrs. William Stew, Mrs. Jack Alton and Mrs. Cora Hughes.• FIRST GODERICH GUIDES The Guides were happy to welcome two new girls, Janet Denomy and Susan Jeffery, last Wednesday • night. With Christmas so close now the Guides are busy working on their Carol singing — we'll tell you some of their plans next week. Policy" re wedding stories The Goderich Signal -Star takes great pleasure in publishing free' of charge wedding pictures and stories of interest to readers. Photos and copy. for the wedding page must be in the hands of the women's editor no later than Monday at 5 pm on the week of publication. . Wedding stories which are submitted for publication more than one month following the marriage will be reduced to an. absolute minimum and no pictureNwill accompany the item. The above regulations are an effort to keep "all Goderich- Signal-Star news features as current as possible. Thin or Thick Sliced for Broiling UNIVERSAL. SOCKEYE SALMON NESTLE'S UIK BEEKIST'WHITE .HONEY 2 Ib. Tin There's still time to collect your Sheffield! 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