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On Wednesday evening, May 18,
the 2nd . and 3rd peeks of Brow-
nieS and 2nd and 3rd Companies
of Guides entertained then* moth-
era at a very enjoyable dinner at
the RCAF' Station mass to. which
the mess staff catered, The tables
Were attractively !decorated with
yellow snapdragons, and place
mats,. depleting the 59th an fiver-
of Guides hi ,Qatilacia. WAS
and place earda decorated .vvi
Brownie and Guide seals wete
used.
At 7 Pea, Guide Sharon Dawn
and Brownie - Debra Smith e.scOr-
ted Miss L. Stegner, the Huron
Division Commissioner, to the din,
ing room. The banquet was offici-
ally opened with "Grace" said by.
Yvonne Danbemer, A delicious,
southern fried chicken dinner Was
served by airwomen from the sta-
tion.
,Immediately following the din-
ner a toast to the Queen was
made by Guide Louise Nickerson
to which everyone responded. A
toast to the mothers was made
by Brownie Kathie Brown to
which Mrs. Joyce Gilles fittingly
Mrs. Joan Cameron was mis-
tress of ceremonies. Guests were
Mrs. IC. C. Cameron, who is first
lady of 'the station; Mrs; S. Leb-
edovich, president of the WA and
Mrs. Er -McLaren, president of the
Group Committee. • Mrs, McLaren
thanked the WA who are firian-
Mal sponsors of Guides and Brow-
nies.
Guest speaker of the evening
was Miss L. Siegner who gave a
very informative speech on the
tremendous growth of Guides.
from 1910 until this Golden
Jubilee year 1960,
Seated at -the head table with
the guests were the Guide Lea-
ders, Mrs. M. Ross, Miss M. J.
Alward, - Miss D. LePan, Mrs`. E.
Danberger, and Brownie Leaders
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Poie4 Clinton News-Record Thursday, Ma 26; 1960
..Guide and Brownie Mothers At
Banquet Staged By Their Daughter's
'Kippen WI Wilt
Take Short Course - M. andwich Making
our'lafsit40 'coriroSPC01400)
Kippen East Women's Institute
convened for their May meeting
on May 18, at the home Of Mrs.
James Drummond, and answered
the roll call with "Nowa high-
lights of the week." Miss ,IYfarg,
wet McKay presented the topic
"God gave us. memories that we
might 'have roses in December,"
Mrs. James MeNaughton led the
topic of current events. Mrs. Ross
Chapman gave a demonstration on
how to make an apple cake, and
Mrs. Ross Broadfoot contributed
readings.
Plans for the bake sale held on
May 21, in Hensall were finalized.
The group will take a, short coar-
se "Sandwiches for all occasions."
Mrs. Kenneth McKay and Mrs,
Harry Caldwell submitted reports
of district annual at
Discussion centered around a
bus trip to *be held in the near
future. President Mrs,' Drum-
mond chaired the meeting and
Mrs. Kenneth McKay was co-hos-
tess. Luncheon was provided by
Mrs. Eldon Jarrott, Mrs. Russell
Brock, Mrs. James McNaughton,
Mrs. Robert Upshall and Mrs.
Grant McLean,
were Mrs, J. Cameron, Mrs. S.
Smith, Mrs. A. Nickerson, Mrs. V.
Crocket and Mrs. Ludwig.
Proficiency badges were pre-
sented to the following Guides:
Susan Fretts, Sharon Hodges,
Yvonne Danberger, Jocelyne Gan-
det, Marie Paul, Gloria and Diane
Geisler, Hillary and Penny Crock-
ett, Judy Bush, Sharon Dawn,
Doreen George, Betty Wilson,
Lenora Babcock, Brenda Halward,
Marilyn Jackson, Pamela Service,
Pat McKenzie, ' Marehia Stewart.
Badges were presented to the
following Brownies, Susan Robi-
chaud, 'Florence Foote, Carol Har-
rington, Janet Durnayne, Linda
Juranski, Sandra Hamilton, • Marie
Harrington, Carol Ann Crockett,
Judy Johnson, Debra Smith, Linda
Forrest, Sharon Gilles, Karen
Daum, Patricia Doll, Susan Robi-
&and, Alexa Stamm, Sharon
Cameron.
Brenda Halward received her
"All Around Cord".
For entertainment the 321d
Company put on a skit called "Be
Prepared". The 3rd pack sang a
song called "Inky Pinky Spider".
The second company put on a skit
called "The Viper", the second
park sang "This Brownie Light of
Mine".
Mrs. Nickerson thanked the
Group Committee. Mrs. McLaren
thanked the Guides for this year's
work, and bid farewell to Mrs.
Nickerson and Mrs. Ross. 'The
banquet closed with "God Save
the Queen", "Guide Taps", and
"Brownie Taps".
(By George Wench),
A meeting of the Clinton Con,.
cert Community Hand was held in'
the Legion Hall,'Tuesday, May
17, Committee members present
Were acting president Harry 1'114m-
steel; secretary-treasurer, Rev. 3.
McKim; bandmaster George Worich
and executive members John Wise
and Rev. Grant Mills. Various
subjects were • discussed and num
erous plans for future functions
were made.
The bandmaster reported at-
tendance to date- has been aver-
age, Interest among the band mem-
bers is keen, •pointing to the ~fact
that the organization can and will
live up to expectations. It is still
urged however, that all adult mu-
sicians of• the town and district as
well as more juniors help keep the
band to this level by joining in
with the community effort. The
bandmaster does not believe that
ex-musicians have no interest at
all in the •band.
The treasurer's report was given.
With all expenses paid to date (and
there were many) there IS approxi-
mately $100 in the band account.
With future projects planned, do-
nations, silver collections and the
town grant of $390, a fair total
should be realized by the end of
the summer.
It was pointed out that these
expenses have consisted of adver-
tisement; transportation, miscel-
laneous items and replacing of yet
untraced former town band instru-
ments needed for present use. The
use of personal instruments linger-
ing in attics could help the band
tremendously at this time. In a
year and. one •month of operation
the band •received a total of $451.76
and has spent $157.40 indicating
as much expense as that of a band
of 20 or 30 years ago in one year's
operation.
Uniforms were discussed and the
committee decided to purchase a
part of a uniform now, namely
pants and slacks, and hats and the
remainder (a cape or tunic) to be
purchased at a later date. This
will involve a total of approximate-
ly $1,500. Each member will sup-
ply his or here own shirt and tie.
The uniforms will be purchased
through Pickett and Campbell Ltd.,
a firm that is giving a great deal
Of help and •advice on this question.
The majorettes (a very impor-
tant part of the band) are busy
making their own expensive uni-
forms. A small portion of this is
to be eased by the band fund.
The band will lead the Girl
Guides of Clinton and district in
a parade on Saturday afternoon,
June 4, leaving the Legion Hall at
1 p.m. sharp. The bandmaster com-
mented .that this would serve as a
tune-up for thez band's appearance
in new uniforrns on June 11, Sp-
ring Show day.
A tag day will tie field on Fri-
day evening, June 10 and Satur-
day morning, June 11, the proceeds
to go towards the uniform fund.
On Saturday, June 13. the band
and majorettes will parade from
the Legion Hall or Post, Office and
sharp at 7 p.m. proceeding to the
fair grounds. This will be followed,
by a march past and band Selec-
tions during the remainder of the
evening. It is hoped that the entire
company will make its debUt in
new uniforms at that time. All
band members are requested to
take careful note of above times
and- dates as 100 percent attend-
mice is needed to perform success-
fully.
Summer concerts also were plan-
ned •taking place primarily on Fri-
day evenings 'at the Library lawn
or fair grounds. Tentative dates
for the first concerts are Friday,
June 24; Friday, July 8.
Silver collections .will be taken
to add to the uniform fund and
definite times and places• will be
posted at a later date. The band
is open for engagements at any
time or place including cult-of-.town
dates.
It was passed by the committee
to pay the bandmaster's entry fee
for application to the 'Ontario Band-
masters Association.
A gigantic auction sale to be
held sometime near the end of
July was referred to the next com-
mittee meeting for further discus-
St. Andrew's WMS
Meet At Home Of
Mrs. W. Shaddock
The Women's Missionary Society
of St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church met at the home of Mrs.
Shaddock. The president
Mrs. R, W. McKenzie was in
charge. The Bible meditation was
given by Mrs. Ed. Farquhar and
Mrs. Robert Scott offered prayer,
Mrs. W. T. Blacker presented
the topic from the study book. on
"Revolution and Meditation" and
a "New Age of Rapid Cerrenunita-
tkei" in Africa.
Gifts of money and supplies for
children in Indian SchoOls Were
brought in,
Mrs. D. 3. Lane asked for help
for the Presbyterial Mission Band
rally on .Torre i1 in the church.
Mrs. McKenzie closed the meeting
with prayer. Mrs. Norman tall
assisted Mrs. Shaddock in serving
re/main/Writs.
sion.
A practice and marching session
will be held Saturday afternoon at
the Legion Kan at 2 p.m. sharp.
AU band members and majorettes
are requested to attend if at all
POssible as uniforms will be issued
to only those who can be depended
upon to be present at future en-
gagements.
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