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Jactivity at Lakelse Lake.

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GOLF
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GOLF COURSE

JULY 23 and 24

Entry Fee: $6:00
ond green fees for non-members

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Low Gross Prizes Low Net Prizes

PITCH-N-PUTT CONTEST

Entries must be in by
JULY 21

36 Holes Medal Play

18 Saturday
18 Sundoy

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REFRESHMENTS

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Two Terrace Girl Guides receiv-
ed the highest award in Guiding
on July 14 when they were pre-
sented with Gold Cords at a spe-
cial closing ceremony. which mark-
ed completion of a week of camp

Guides Patsy Fisher and Alice

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Hansen received thelr Gold Cord
award from Divisional Commis-
sioner Mrs. A. Baldwin of Prince
Rupert. District Commissioner Mrs.
J. Sparks assisted in the presenta-
tion ceremony.

Other official guests at the bon-
fire closing ceremony were divi:
sional camp advisor, Mrs, M. Cre-
gan of Prince Rupert, district com:
missioner Dr. E. Fox of Kitimat
and Mrs. Duncan, recent arrival to
Kitimat from Scotland and soon-
‘lto-be Girl Guide leader. Parents
and friends of camping Girl Guid.
es were also on hand. for the oc-
casion. :

The camp was held at Skoglunds
Point under the. leadership of
camp commandant Mrs, H. Smith,
assisted by Mrs. T. Kenna, Mrs, G.
ten Wolde, Mrs. J, Ford and Mrs.
A. van Halderen.

In making the Gold Cord pre-
sentations commissioner Mrs. Bald-
win commended the two Terrace
Guides highly. She emphasized
{that achievement of the Gold Cord
award meant more than just earn:
ing badges. “It also entalls a great
[many hours of study and hard
work.” she sald,

The evening concluded with a

‘Jeetion of Mrs, ten ‘Wolde.

The weeklong camping session
of 1st Skeena Guide Company in-
cluded research work on the part
of several girls who are earning
second-class, pioneer and camping
badges, — ; ;

Campers were also privileged
to hear several special speakers
during the week and receive in-
struction from persons schooled in
various fields of creative and con-
servationist activity. ;

Mr, Hepplewhaite of Skeena Sec-
ondary school conducted aris
classes and instructed girls in the
art of making plaster casts in the
sand, Mirs. Bowman taught handl-
crafts, using macaroni pieces, but-
tons, strings and straws. Mrs.
Daoust taught the intricate art of
pottery and ceramics and Mrs, Vic
Bryant presented a most interest-
ing and informative lecture on
the habits of the Canadian beaver.

On Wednesday evening Guides
Staged a masquetade parade in
which costumes were fashioned
from every manner of material
available within the camp area.
Prizes were awarded for the pret-
tiest, the funniest, the ugliest and
the most original costumes.

The young Girl Guides returned
to their homes in Terrace on Fri-
day morning.

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PRINCIPAL PARTICIPANTS in a special awards ceremo
held at a Lakelse Loke Girl Guide camp last week wera
left to right, District Commissioner Mrs. J. Sparks; Gidiig
Guide Alice Hansen, Girl Guide Patsy Fisher, and Divisionqaig
Commissioner Mrs. A, Baldwin of Prince Rupert. The tw
Guides received the Gold Cord, the highest award in guidi
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