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A very enioyeble time was spent on Friday, June 9th when the First Kensington Brownies, Guides and Rangers were hostesses to Guiders and Guides from three summer- side companies, the Divisional Commissioner, Miss Carrie Hol- man. and the District Captain, Miss Elaine Harrison.

The important event was the en- rolment ot the First Kensington Ran r Company which has re- cent been organized. the Captain ior the Sea Rangers soon to be organized in summerside, the Lieutenant for the Second Ken- sington Company of Guides soon to be organized and a number 01 Guide Recruits. Their names

are: r

Norma Callbeck, Captain for Sea Rangers at Summerside, Blanche Campbell. Lieutenant for 2nd Kensington Girl Guides; Rangers ‘Margaret Cousins. and Anna Mc- Lean, Leaders. R/angers Wanda Mann. Ruby Carr. Eugenia Mo- Lean, Georgia Kennedy Majorie Baker, Hazel Mcbaurin. two other recruits were unable to be present. Guides Laurie Peters, May Grady or the First Summerside Com- pany-and Jessie Clark, Jean Moase and Margaret Caldwell. Guides oi the First Kensington Com-

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pany. Cook's Badges were

presented to Miss Doris Saunders, Miss Doris Kennady, Miss

Margaret Cousins, Joyce HOW-

aml. wilna Delaney, Jean Cousins and Edna Mann.

Miss Margaret Cousins, who is Acting Brown Owl of the First

Kensington Brownies received her warrant.

After the presentations the girls dispersed to prepare supper. The menu consisted of Bacon, sausages and Eggs to be cooked over the cam ire. bread and butter, cake. coo es and fruit. Each girl upon arrival was given a ticket, dupli- cates were given to the guests and looking for one's partner was a very serious matter as “no part- ner” meant “no supper."

The sing-song round the "real" camp fire proved a fitting close to the day.

our hearty thanks are due to Mr. J. Walker and tamily for the loan of such a lovely spot for our meetings, and rot their kindly as- sistance with thl; supply of ‘tar, e c.

There are now no less man 994 Boy Scout units in public. second- ary. elem and other schools. and universities and training col- lxes of Great Britain.

The playgrounds in the new

are being supervised this summer by Rover Scouts. In return the Rovers will have the use out a park building as a meeting place.

'I'he600BoyScoutso!Saska.toon have on request accepted the re- lity this summer of -

nlte interest 01’ the’ Scouts will have a. desirable educational effect upon younger children.

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