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Eleven Tenderfoots fly up to Guides by Heather McCrae A ceremony can be a time of celebration, a time for sharing our thoughts and feelings, a ritual, a recognition of challenge completed, or a time for reflec- tion. It can be solemn, it can be serious but it can also be a good deal of fun. Within Guiding we have many ceremonies. So too are enrolments, fly-ups and cord presentations. In the guiding movement Brownies earn the Golden Hand and fly up to Guides. When a Guide finishes her program she earns her All Round Cord, then when she finishes her Pathfinder program she can earn the prestigious Canada Cord. Last Wednesday a special ceremony was held at the Kinsmen Hall as eleven tender- foots of the First Port Perry Guide Company flew up to guides. Another special event was held as everyone in attendance witnessed guide Mindy Yake receive her All Round Cord. Congratulations, Mindy. The Fourth Port Perry Brownies under the leadership of Patti Goreski, Lori Goreski, Cathy Goreski and Cherrie Evans have been working at the Native Lore and Bannock badges. Leaders Clare Stainton and Suzanne Farquharson of the First Port Perry Pathfinders took twelve girls to Camp Ademac where four girls were tested and passed their Gold Camp Emblem. Congratulations is extended to Mari Farquharson, Katie Oulette, Megan Baxter and Kim Gerrow. The pathfinders visited the Glen- wood Trout Hatchery near Ashburn in October where they learned about the life cycle of the trout and were able to observe and touch the trout first hand. The First and Third Port Perry Pathfinders were in charge of babysitting at the recent Craft Sale at the high school. Guiding is a game but in the world of guiding there should be no "winners" or 'losers' as society labels them. All our girls should be winners in what they learn from their association with the Guiding movement. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 20, 1990 -- 23 Enrolment night for new members of the First Port Perry Guides was held last Wednesday at the Kinsmen Hall. The girls who are now Guides are from left: Jennifer Pilk- ington, Leanne Dunk, Kathleen Farguharson, Victoria Wood, Becky Henshall and Amanda LeFort. In back row from left: Thea Vanasten, Jessica Andrews, Melanie Vanasten, Jennifer WI meet Wednesday Pelelkis and Dallas Cameron. by Mrs. Earl Reader It seems like a quiet week ex- cept for the customary meetings. Everyone seems to be taking ad- vantage of the fine weather to clean up outside and decorate for Christmas. Remember the Women's In- Restaurant and Wining Lounge Canadian and Butch Cuigine SLED stitute meeting this Wednesday evening. Wednesday morning is Craft & Coffee Hour at the Scugog Island United Church from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.. For additional infor- mation contact Jan Gerrow 985-3025. 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