The Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-02-23, Page 94 fal
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Initiated
by. OM HO
Bins, the o ic%1 induction.
ceremonies .et St.. Paul's Vii -
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rich took part, two
'-n :menbera have been added,.
to complete five`sixes'', the..
'traditional groups which
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Now,operat'tit
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the inaugural fes- THE B ley S�� .1 GROUP � of
tivities ere 'over, the1 linphsrra Brownies, left to right re
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Susan' L•.anc
Andrea X111 . ., 'Sarah Bender, Dianna Wolsey, sixer; Teddy Brophy, seconder; Lang.
r (Staff �i
�!ation here has;settled Lee Fouloo Iker,
down to smooth operation, Meet-
ing
Tuesday afternoons in the c
Romantholic Church. Indi-
vidual ass ance has also been
given 'froth persons not connected
with either church. ,•
Organizer and leader here is
Mrs. Stephanie Wolsey, now
known as "Brown Owl", Who has
fond memories of her own days in
Brownies. Iter assistants are
Mrs. Jo Morrison, known in
basement of • St• Paul's, though
the Brownie organization is non-
' denominational, and not affiliat-
ed with any religious denornina-
Bon.
I fact, the l3rownie organiza-
tion here has had help from the
Anglican Rector, Rev. Ken Haw-
thorne, and has equally well been
srippor ted by Sacred Heart
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Owl". Rend+arng excellent serv-
ice as junior aides and unofficial
"paci ies" � are Esther Nethery,
Brenda Foxton and Cathy _Fox -
ton, who also find time to support
the Cub work.
Attending a recent meeting of
the Wingham Brownies in the
church basement after school,
The Advance -Times cameraman
was introduced to the Mysterious
ritesas obServed• by the young
uniformed Brownies.
After an initial period of games
which the girls enjoy until all are
assembled, the girls join in a big
"Fairy. Ring" around the sym-
bolic toRndstool,'throne of a not -so -
fierce looking owl. There. they
sing the Brownie song, repeat the
Lawand the Promise and the
presents its tribute of "fairy
gold". At the end of the rites, the
girls withdraw to their six
"corners" for activities of their
own little groups, engage in craft
work and prepare for badge tests,
as badges are awarded for pro-
ficiency in many areas.
Later they rejoin for a "pow
wow" in a big circle when a
general discussion period maybe
held, with perhaps sonic more
songs, concluded with prayer and
"Taps".
Mrs. Wolsey explains that
there is good value to be seen in
the potential for teaching the
girls to respect others as wen as
themselves as it instils self confi-
dence, and is especially good for
little girls who tend to be with-
drawn, undulythyor-introverted.
¢fir .}¢.�rt: �fra.,w ,YQ►`
,"ig'.�T l:a°Wiar"' , ,5T
—Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. George Fisher, Patrick
Street, were• Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don Fisher -and family of Guelph,.
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Machan,
Misses Doris Fisher and Marian
Reinhardt all of London.
—Mr. and Mrs. Maitland
Edgar and family of ° Petrolia
spent the weekend with relatives
in the area and visited with his
mother in the Wingham and Dis-
trict Hospital. se
—Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Caslick
and baby of Sarnia were weekend
guests of the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Caslick,
Patrick Street.
—Mr. and Mrs. Ray Meyer
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Morrison of Lucknow.
—Mrs. Gershom Johnston was
allowed home from the Wingham
hospital last week and is now con-
valescing at her home on Cather-
ine Street.
—Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gilroy
have returned home from a vaca-
tion in Florida.
—Don Henderson of Toronto
visited for a few days last week
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Henderson, Edward Street,
and with other relatives in town.
—Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rem-
ington and Mr. and Mrs. Eric
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The are taught many.,
incl ng cooking, sewing
knitting and other domestic
crafts which will be help
later life.
At a meeting this Saturday of
regional Brownie officers, t
tive plans will be made for yak -
mer activities, possibly ince'
outings and even a session at
camp.
Financially the Brownies are
on an even keel. Weekly &es
merely pay the cost of badges
issued. Uniforms . arebought by
parents. Registration fees of $3
go to headquarters and'every-
thing
ev -
thing seems to be fine. UnifOrrnS,
incidentally, run $15, not. stn
exceptionallyhigh price to inflt
pride and self-respect and hdp*i-
ness in a little girl. .,
More nienberss are welcome,
and parents interested in '4000
iiig fDr n.
IrYCi�''
ladies should phone Mrs,. Wolsey
at 357-1575. .
Perhaps �byt September of
year; Girl Guides may
organized, giving 'scope for
worthwhile activities by •a slight-
ly higher age group. Parents=-
terested in furthering ' .this
development might also contact
Mrs. Wolsey, and this.wouldp
indicate possible extent of MOP'
bership
e -
bership for next fall.
Brownies accommodate girls
from the -age of 7 to 10 years
whereas Guides are active ..ftoip
10 years to 14 when they Ma*
graduate to'senior organiations
such as Rangers.
Meanwhile, hats off to Wing -
ham Brownies, who are making a
real success of their. orgapiza-
tion: op
Walden flew to Miami Beach,
Florida, for the weekend. They
met Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walden
who had been vacationing there
and together they flew home to
sunny Wingham.
THE BROWNIES Si iL,INGLY POSED for this group as
they came to the conclusion, of. ceremonies conducted
around the central toadstool bearing the symbolic owl. The
girls are led by Brown•Qwl, Stephanie Wolsey; -Tawny Intl,:
JP Morrison and . Snowy Owl, Carol Beattie; assisted by
"packies" Esther Nethery, Brenda Foxton and 'Cathy F oxo;
fon. . ,.a:'
As seen on
channel
THE LEPRECHAUNS HAVE THEIR GROUPwith Lisa Hamilton, JulaineAdams, Susan
Wilhelm, Seconder Debbie Wittig and Tracey. MacKay. Sixer Cheryl Gavreluk was
absent. - (Staff Photo)
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KELPIES HAVE THEIR SIX show, left to right, Dawn Wraith, seconder; Pam Cameron,'
• Karen Casemore, Rachel le' Campeau, sixer; Paula Strong and Judy Anger. (Staff Photo)
•
EVEN FAIRIES HAVE A SIX composed of Elizabeth Brydges, Natalie Campeau Eliza
beth Kaufman, Cheryl Beattie, sixer; Pam Reid, seconder; Dianne Orien. (Siaff Photo)
FIVE OF SIX "SPRITES" WERE PRESENT for this photo, showing, left to right:
Sandra Morrison, Gail Delntago, seconder; Kim McGregor, Lizann Morrison, sixer;
Mary Beth Foxton. (Staff Photo)
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