HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-12-09, Page 16Si.GNM STAR, ' HURSD'3AY. DEF2s1BER, 9,1911
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' On Nloacember Utin we had a
.- very trnportairii Enrolment
meeting when 14 Takeenlea
4044 at our—Toadstool and
became real , Brownies. •The
• following • „ girls • made their..
tffr+fkilr' ans3:+..,�ret their
Brownie Pins: Kathy Alcock.
Diane B regman. Heather
Campion, Karen Drerman,
Monica Fox, 'Judith Callow,
,Karon J.eacock, Lon Jewell,
Tracy Jewell, • Sherry Katyk.
Susan M.a 'Donald. Anita Shrter.
Suzanne Smith. and Kv
Strickland. I
d.
4te'e were;walsu happy to have
Lynne erhran grid Ann Smith
Wails up the' Golden ' Road tU
receive their Golden Bars. We
had a •rousing Grand Howl for
both they new Brownies, and for
Lynne and Ann. Several Interest
Badgers w ere•• also presented. The
following girls received shear
'Athlete Badges Kathy Algot*.
Diane- 1pircegman. Monica. Fox.
Lori Jewell. Tracy Jewell, and
Suzanne Smith Kelly»
Schweitzer Was given her
Houne-keeper , and Cook • badges
The rest of our time was
taken up with a real happy sing
sr,ng during which we sang the
Brownie Smile Song ' and
surprised our watching mother,
by pulling a big red paper smile
out'" Ut r,br pc;ckets. Our t lg
quiet. Taps and a Good Night.
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'A t`'CK'"9''Yi O'
ba%y craft -type of ,,meeting and
we fairly flew thrrsugh .the
openiflg ceremonies i That
doesn't mean that our opening
was h u riled and stop py - it lust
means that not one single ititrul
wasted any time "tooting
around- , We, set aside our Fairy
t.iiold".1 ><c ' go WV. ark! QUI mil's.
Christer (,acrd Turn.` made a
few • important artnount.•en nLS
and handed out the supplies
Our Packies 'Guides wile., are
wonderful helpers') were kept
'+ery bas\ rn kid store ever-y.4r
had plenty of each itern needed
fc.,r our miniature Cliniarnas
trees One surprise :tem on this
iist was finely groulaid up egg
thefts" The Brownies did trieir
tittleteees so well that they';e
been promis-d..,a much ;,r'( kie r
craft for ne•p-t week
�4N ha.e new Sixer and.
saaeonders now tco •Leprectooats
will be tai; e n care -of bt
•E)iLabetr. NI( Milian and net
Seconder Gail Pinkney Fairies
Sixer i5 Linda Best -- Seeontier is
Angela Wray ;' Trat.y Nelson w lit
lead her Pres wit:n tne help• ref
St-condec'Sorea LePaine_and the
E;\e', will be looaid aftar,b\ tw
Kath _ ,'fixer Kath,
MacDonald and Seconder Katr )'
SheardoZ.
BROWNIES
PACK THREE
by Tracy Macf,wan
areae a ,,nom ryry»��+lwn�.y ?"eYF#i�erit da)
Thea mothers came to the Pack
The TWeefIlS to be enrolled
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Sandra ` i `inns. •in •Do. '
'. atone Larder. 'Car -lie Cra'a'Ford"
F,veryone came pre ii'ed'€or a iMcaria Gleason and Jenny Dunn.
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tots of girls enjoying Brownie, Guide movement
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Fairy Queen was tatty
B'rotnetl Mie sang uuur ccyttet Buri
song Susan Bushell collected the
collection After ce.zllec•il.on
Brown Owl gave e'acr, group a
pttz,zle and tfen we had to act
threat out They Were ducks. fish.
•.dogs and things )ike that and
then We 'Clic; sr nursery rir rat .
and a,rted t herri u u t. T trek were
-Humpty Dum`pty•', "Marti
Man Quite Contrary" and
"There 6h as a Crooked Man" and
"Little Bo Peep " Then,we'sat in
a Fairy' Ring and then we had
;he enrolment .After 'r\ e pia\ ed
games -we- rrad a re•Ia\ race and
pla`c-d Strut Miss Su:t.ic' Nev, \ae
had Pow Wow , the secret
s&iueee and •then Tap 'Dien we
were disain ed b•. the Birt :da.
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GUIDES
FIRST GODERICH
COMPANY a
by Heather Brander ''3
Vie started the night out w It f.
our usual openings a half an
hour earlier tray usual We
started at '6 'Sri p m beta.isew e
wanted to start preparing for tele
flc�Qt for the 'anta C'lau, parade
We had tw U mothers come and
help, v. ho w err. Mrs Little and
Mrs. Brady
At about 7 30 p rn \ flu
should nae seen trd,
au'ditonum: There were groups
tops for their eostuntesjt 'was
•;art' a bus) night for all'
1 v\ o presen tat t ofl \s ere made
for, two girls w ho weren't there
the tither week 'They v. ere Marie
Bolton 'and 4rnyself) Heather
Brander and badges w e e for our -pi. 4,
First
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sang . -fir aped then dos tt
afuntilealanght
GUIDES
SECOND, pODE R ICH,
COMPANY.,"
by Robin Ormandy
Liana 1•reeroan. Peggy
s•heardow n and braised tne flag
at the beginning tne meeting
for our test hard 4`usan More
and i herr\ • Mac La.rt-n brought
. their `t ox€s for the Sanaa Claus
parade and the) v.ere w e11
decorated
e went back int'.., i.iur Patrol
corners tip do only Guide work.
After this \4.e rad some games
play e -d by tne- S arr:I-tick Patrol
.and the\ were fun, Foll.owirrg
tne game we went into Camp
Fire and ,,ant some songs Then
we v,atoned 'a skit by the
Da'ffoctil Patrol , At the 'end cif
Camp Fire. the C{.rluur Party
!o=,tiered t tae- flag Captain
dismiased u and \t-• got read\
for home •
GUIDES
THIRD GODERiCH
COMPANY
goc d part of the regiing
preparing their props and
rehearsing Joan Coulter play's
tne, part of "Mrs_. Harry l`p "
V erid\ ebb is playing the triple
r• .•• othe •• Tit lea Seller•".
!►tan.' • aa&d "1)etl•1er1
to make .bows for :he float and by Eleanor McMillan
other groups. making streamers. Hast o da. tie members of
Tier (', ttY 4r;�wiw4lq ^ F ..� ase, ofsu "its mar play
were trying on' pants. bans and "The Runaway Presents" spent a
f'
Jan Graham is Mr. Hurry
Up's -Old Par' and :kne Marie
Las aline is het "Bert, Friend "
The following girls are the
elusive Christmas presents:
Ytargaret and f*Caudia Hill.
Eleanor Meu'41i.11an, r Barb
Pammineer- Tory MacDonald
Janet Young, Nancy Fisher,
Mary • Jane Erskine, Betsy
Bvgeman and Heather Marshall.
While the thespians were busy
practising, the remainder of the
-Company was engaged in doing a
Good Turn.
Goderich WI collecting used
Christm'as' trimmings this
• Mrs. t6 ret.-- Porter presided at
t:. n-ieeting of the Goderich
Brash of. the WI in MacKay
H . Thursday . December 2. She
u .. ted tne meeting \y-ith a
C :^,turas poem• "The Little
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The roll call was answered b\
ra ' inn, a Chnstmas carol.
1 n 'e i,retare•treasurers
re: ,,.rt \a as Et -ad by. Mrs.
E . abeth Sitter as well as
oarrea•pondence which included
• T'.ani: You" letters from the
Lr.un Ladies' Auxiliary and the
�..0 .. dr -n•s t- ,iociety .
Nlerrbters \are asked to,•.save.
used C'hnstrtras-\'rapping paper.
o,d Christmas cards, used
S'ux rpt. -ey eglasses and . quilt
patches, '
,.Mrs. Emily Wilkin is. ill at
home.
Chnstinas cards will -be sent
to Mrs. Geo. PTOCtOT and Mrs.
Lulu Jones at Huronview and
Mrs. Park who has moved to
List ow el .
There were jhree birthdays..
Mrs. L Bannister. „program`
convener, introduced Miss
Beatrice Canipbeld who told
about trips she had enjoyed and
showed beautiful slides taken in
the Holy Land, 'at the Passion
Play. South America. Egypt and
',India. Mrs. Bert Mills thanked
• Miss Campbell.
Mrs. Allan Schram introduced
. Mrs. Mamie Sutcliffe who gale a
demonstration of Christmas
• cookies: �. Mrs. Bert Bert Mills led in singing
Christrnas (aroLs. •
Mrs. G Archie Wilkins'.
year
salad plate and ' Christmas
cookies and a social hour wa,s
enjoyed.
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The girls were cutting out and
making clothes for the Pakistan
Relief Fund. This was truly a
work meeting but enjoyable
nonetheless,
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First Company Guides had a barrel of fun last \ (note the thumb and the blanket); Julie Shanks; Kimmy Brady
Wednesday evening'getting ready for the Santa Claus Parade last as Lucy; Ann Sampson; front rove, Nancy Bird; Shiela O'Brien.
weekend. Here are some of the girls who worked hard on the . as Snoopy; and Janet Denomy as Pigpen. (Staff Photo)
float. Back row, left to right, are Susan Goodwin who was Linus
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