GUIDE NOTES

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21246, 18 August 1934, Page 10

GUIDE NOTES

—♦_— Awards of Badges Knitter's Badge—The following | guides and rangers passed the test: i W. Watson, Cambridge Terrace Comi pany; B. Andrews, N. Price, Richmond i Avonside Company; M. Weir, N. Asht ton, East Belt Company; M. Tabner, 'M. Chapman, G. Turton, Burwood j Company; B. Scarff, Cashmere Hills [ Company; A. Jenkins, B. Rowe, A. : Wright, St. Luke's Company; M. Williams, St. John's Company; G. Brown, M. Richardson, B. Cossins, Riccarton Company; E. Thomas, E. Coote, Addingcon Company; L. Cull, Merivale Company; N. Hartley, Fendalton Company; E. Moore, H. Shapcott, Addington Methodist Company; J. Atkins, J. Pease, Opawa Company; L. Lilly, E. Ishcrwood, D. Watson, J. Watson, St. Matthew's Company: O. Whitta, Linwood Company; P. Milligan, N. Travis, Colombo street Baptist Company; H. Sewell, L. Milne, L. Sewell, Oxford Terrace Baptist Company; L. Mollison, St. Matthew's Ranger Company; P. Robertson, St. Andrew's Company; A. Cooper, New Brighton Company; T. Hartley, F. Martin, F. | Kite, N.W. District Ranger Comany; B. Harris, St. Luke's Ranger Company; P. Manhart, Linwood Ranger Company; R. Gimson, I. Crozier, W. Honeywell, L. Penney, Rokeby Company. Domestic Service—D. Weir, East Belt Company. Cooks—B. Beal, Richmond Avonside Company; G. Morris. East Belt Company. Embroiderer—D. Weir, East Belt Company. Artist Badge—G. Morris, East Beit Company. Writer's Badge—J. Wright, First Enngiora Company. Dairymaid's Badge—M. Wright, First j Rangiora Company. j Richmond Avonside Pack —The fol- ! lowing brownies have passed their i first class: Betty Sparrow, Marjorie ! Ciarkson, Helen Watson, Rona Fume, j and Edna Clothier. Twenty-first Christchurch Mcri-; vale Company—On Thursday, August | 9, guides and parents spent a very j enjoyable evening when Mrs Living- j stone (district commissioner) visited the company and enrolled 10 girls. ! After the enrolment Mrs Livingstone I read some verses which Mrs Wilson i chief commissioner) had j sent the commissioners, and the guides ' took them down. The rest of the even- i ing was spent in games and singing. [ Combined Church Parade—Both the guides and brownies of the Lower and j Upper Riccarton Companies combined in a church parade. Mrs Livingstone (district commissioner) was present. The Rev. Mr Ault preached. After the service two brownies "flew up" to guides.