GUIDE NOTES

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21145, 21 April 1934, Page 7

GUIDE NOTES

(By THE i'KOVIXCUL StXKKTART.J

Badge Results

The following guides passed the athlete's test: L. Cumcrford (Rugby Street, Company), Frances Kennedy, Alma Kibblewhitc (Riccarton Company), Elaine Clibborn, Frances Clibborn, Edna Isherwood, Monica Bruorton, J. Hughes, Joyce Watson fSt. Matthew's Company), Helen O'Flynn (Riccarton Company). J. McCaulay, E. Underwood, K. Mailings (Tennyson Street Company), Lorna Velvin, Dallas Summers (Colombo Street Company), lona Dorbridge, C. Bowles, C. F. Dougall, P. Smith, M. Scarfl, H. McLeod (Cashmere Hills Company), S. Nyland (Addington Company), N. Neave, J. Cross, J. Erickson, M. Murray, J. Simon (Spreydon Company), D. Williamson (Richmond Company), Esme Higgott, Shirley Armstrong, Freda Stephenson, Monica Atkins, Jean Richards (Opawa Company), Trixie Banks, Betty Brockett (St. Matthew's Company), Olive Whitta, Grace Andrew (Linwood Company), and N. Quarlermain (St. Matthew's Rangers). Cyclist's Badges have been won by the following:—M. Richardson (Riccarton Company), T. Hartley, J. Dew (Fendalton Company), L. Cull (Mericale Company), E. Clibborn, K. Clibborn, D. Watson, B. Lysaght, M. Burgess, J. Watson, J. Hughes, E. Isherwood (St. Matthew's Company), Frances Kennedy Alma Kibblewhite, Betty Coombs, Olive Jones (Riccarton Company), Joan Skinner (St. John's Company), Olive Kitching, Betty Brownlies, Freda Stephenson, Jean Richards, Audrey Ramsay, Esme Higgott, Valmai Mcintosh, Lola Jeffries, Laurel O'Berg (Opawa Company), M. Wilson, N. Hutchings, K. Mellings, L. Hardie (Tennyson Street Co.rnpany), P. Milligan, D. Milligan. B. Anderson, V. Scott, S. Scott i Colombo Street Company). B. Thomas, S. Ryland, C. Snidall, H. Shapcott (Addington Company). M. Judkin, E. Cross, J. Erickson, J. Cross, M. Murray, I. Scott, N. Thornton (Spieydon Company*. C. Fowler, O. Hyde (Richmond Company), Ruby Sharp, Grace Andrew. Ena Moore, Olive Whitta (Linwood Company), Veda Wentworth, Noreen Ashton, and Edna Buckley (East Belt Com- ! pany).

Richmond-A vonside Company—Miss Evans, 'district captain for East Christchurch, brought one of the patrols from her company to visit the Richmond-Avonside Company. A very enjoyable evening was spent with games, etc. On the same evening Miss Fox (commissioner for East Christchurch) enrolled four guides at tha St. John's Company (captain. Miss Cusack).

Cashmere Pack—The following brownies passed their needlewoman's badge: Helen Parsons and Joyce: Skelton.

Thinking Day Pennies—Donations have been received from St. Saviour's, Sydenham. Levy for Headquarters—All companies who have not paid in their levy are asked to do so as soon as possible. Library—A small library has been opened at the guide office for brownies, guides, and rangers. Books may be borrowed at the rate of 2d each for 14 days. Further particulars are obtainable at the guide office. Badges—Tests for sportswoman badges will be held at Hagley Park to-day, at the Armagh street entrance. All guides are asked to attend at 1 p.m. sharp. Cook's Badge—Full particulars regarding this badge will appear in this column next week. Badges for May are laundress, embroiderers, booklover, cobbler and clerk, £ll entries must