GUIDE NOTES

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21240, 11 August 1934, Page 4

GUIDE NOTES

[By THE PROVINCIAL SECRETARY.] Miss G. Honeyman, Kai Arahi Pack, Timaru, has passed her Tawny Owl warrant paper. Scribe Badge—The following guides passed the test: —G. Hall, H. Downs (St. Luke's Company), I. Derbridge (Cashmere Hills Company); V. Wentworth (East Belt Company). Homemakers Badge—The following rangers and guides passed the homemakers' test:—M. Hunton (Tennyson Street Company), V. Clark, B Coombes, M. Richardson, O. Jones, G. Browne (Riccarton Company), E. Wilkie, N. Harry (St. Saviour's Company), K. Evans, N. de la Mare, W. Burgess, N. Wroth, P. Napper, T. Smith, J. Ardern, M. Shilstone, M. Parker, M. Randel (New Brighton Company), L Evans, L<. Cull (Merivale Company), O. Whitta, E. Moore, N. Pope (Linwood Company), P. Manhart (Linwood Ranger Company), E. Isherwood, M. Burgess, N. Grover (St. Matthew's Company), P. Milligan, S. Scott, D. 1 Summers, D. Milligan (Colombo Street [ Baptist Company), A. Wright, B. Rowe, H. Downs (St. Luke's Com- , pany), J. McPherson, J. Voller (Oxford Terrace Company), S. Sandman, IJ. Skinner, M. Williams, A. Crompton (St. John's Company) O. Jones. D. Williamson (Richmond-Avonside Company;, C. Snidall (Addington Methodist Company). The examiner wishes to congratulate the captains on the excellent papers sent in also on the high standard of jam, pickles, 1 etc. Only a few failed in their paper work. 1 Health Badge--The following guides 1 passed the health badge test:—A. Hercus, G. Bunt, M. Bunt (Cambridge TerI race Company), M. Wilson (Tennyson Street Company), G. Turton, B. Florence, M. Chapman, B. Walls, M. Tab- ! nerncr (Burwood Company), E. Boyce, j O. Kitching, J. Atkins (Opawa Company), J. Lindsay (Cashmere Hills Company), V. Forsyth (Rugby Street Methodist), J. Duncan (Sydenham Company), N. Rice. B. Neal, O. Jones, B. Andrews, D. Milligan, M. Rackham, S. Scott, V. Scott (Colombo Street Baptist Company), M. Hall (Addington Company), B. Coombes (Riccarton Company), J. Luck. L. Cull, I. Evans (Morivale Company), J. Ard'Jrn, P. Christiansen, D. Moses, M. Shilstone, T. Anskey (New Brighton Company). H. Shapcott, C. Snidall, E. Moore (Addington Methodist Company), D. Cook, O. Gill (Trinity Company). Public Health—The following rangers passed the public health test: —F. Martin (N.W. District Ranger Company), G. Brown (Riccarton Company), P Manhart, M. Taylor (N.E. Lin wood Ranger Company), J. Sinclair, J. Collins, M. Webb, S. Cordner (N.W. District Ranger Company). Knitters' Badge—All rangers and guides who have entered for the knitters' badge must leave their work at the Guide Office not later than Tuesday afternoon next, August 14 Firr.t-c'ass Badg" I —Guiders are asked to note that no guide after sixJeenand a half-years of age may en'er for her first-class and all round cords. All guides who have reached that age must pass on to rangers. No guide may enter for more than six badges in the year. St. Peter's, Upper Riccarton—On July 28 this company held an enrolment with colours, when Mrs Livingstone (district commissioner) enrolled four girls. They were: M. Scott, B. Irvine, D. Nairn, and G..Wright. Miss Pitts is acting-captain and Miss Mackissack acting-lieutenant. Thirty-first Christchurch-Spraydon Company—this company held its third birthday and parents' evening recently in St. Martin's schoolroom. Lincoln road. Miss Sloan is acting-captain and Miss Smail acting-lieutenant. Miss Bromley Cocks (provincial commissioner) and Mrs McKillop (district commissioner) were present, also the Rev. Mr Atkinson and Mrs Atkinson. The fir.st half of the evening tOQk the, form of a usual guide night. The colours were broken and an enrolment took place, followed by a knot race and a morse game. Mrs McKillop f nrolled two guides and Miss Cocks enrolled nine members of the committee and presented service stars und badges. Ena Cross and Mona Sloan were presented with their first-class and all-round cords. These are the fa st to be gained in the company. The inter-patrol shield was won by the Kingfisher Patrol, under Leader Ena Cross, and the ambulance challenge cup was won by *he Fantail Patrol, under Leader Mona Sloan. Miss Cocks gave the company a short address and spoke of the great improvement in the company during the last year. Thanks are due to Mrs C. Thomas, who instructed the girls for the ambulance badge and Mrs Neave for the birthday cake, which was decorated in blue anil gold, the company's colours.