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‘TERRACE “Omineca” HERALD, TERRACE, BRITISH SOLUMBIA

OFFICIAL GIRL GUIDE TESTER, Mrs. Kenneth Kerr (far
left} -conducts final examination before passing seven
Guides in their bid for Citizenship badges. Successful
Guides were, first row, left to right, Marion Dando, Shdron:
Fisher, Cathy MacIntosh and Sandra Marr; second row, left

to right, Gail Webb, Linda

Ramsey and Dianne Porter.

BROWNIES"

Skeena District Local Association
held its final meeting of the season
Tuesday, May 3 at the home of
Mrs. G. Kerr, ©

Mrs, Wyatt chaired the meeting
dealt with numerous items, among
which were summer camp plans.
Kitsumkalum will -be asked to pay
$4 towards the purchase of a flag
for the camp: Fee for the summer
camp this year was set at $12.00
per Girl Guide and the L.A. will
pick up any deficit. Mrs. Harry
Smith has plans well underway for
the camp which will be located at
Skoglund’s Point at Lakelse.

Skeena Forest Products Ltd. has
donated enough lumber to con-

f| struct a 12’ x 12’ camp house and

Terrace, B.C.

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Nor-Pine Construction Ltd, ‘has yal-
unteered to do the carpentry.

A letter of thanks was read from
the Terrace Lions Ladies, who this
year recruited the assistance of
Terrgce Gir] Guides in their an-
nual sale of Mothers Day catna-
tions. The Lions Ladies also pre-
sented the L.A, with. a cheque for
$86.15, which represents the share
earned by Girl Guides on Carna-
tion Day.

The meeting concluded with a

vote of appreciation to Mrs. Kerr.

Nine members of the Third
Skeena Brownlie Pack recently re-
ceived their Golden Bars after
testing by Mrs. Jean Both. ;

Brown Owl, Mrs. N. Mitzemberg,
officiated for the presentations in
which the following. youngsters
qualified: Linda Perry, Kathy
Hemmons, Jeannie Both, Lynda
Reid, Linda Townsend, Lynne Solo-
woniuk, Marylin Gansenberg, Jo-
anne Ames and Brenda Hobbs.

' Following the special ceremony
held at Cassie Hall school, the
Brownies served tea and toast to
visiting mothers.

Seven Girl Guides of 1st Skeena
Company. are one step closer to
their Golden Cords following a
special ceremony held Monday eve-
ning at Clarence Michiel auditor-
ium. The girls received their Citi-
zenship Badges after extensive
study and practical tour trips pro-
vided them with a working knowl-
edge of government at the federal
provincial and municipal ievels.

In order to qualify for the citl-
zenship badge, a Girl Gulde must

attain ‘Canadian citizenship, must
attend a Municipal Council meot-

‘ing, must know the qualifications

of elegible voters: as well as-the
procedure for voting.

Admission tickets to Expo 8&7
will be in the form of pasgpon
with pages of ‘tyiga”
stamps.

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