:__CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 6, 1972 Ruth Sommers and Mrs, D. Hill fala First "Canada Cord’ Awarded to Guide Ruth Sommers 29 at a cere es, Ruth First Castlegar Guide Co, was awarded the Canada Cord the highest award in Guiding. This was the first Can- ada Cord to be presented in the Twin Rivers Division and Castlegar Robson Dist- ict. Mrs. D, Hill made the presentation, This was her last official duty as district commissioner of the Dist- trict, In order to receive the a leader, her thie gard she had to hold th Mrs, Schmoorkoff for her help and the loan of the material for her display, of handmade Finnish art: als, She showed many pictures, a Finnish doll in Guide un- iform and the Finnish flag. Badges and year pins were presented at the be- ginning of the evening. Mrs. R. Bro, division commission- er and camp supervisor, presented camp badges af- ter a successful weekend camp in May at Camp Rory. Patricia McKay and Patsy Beninger received the cam- per and Ruth Sommers and Joan Soukoreff the camp Mr. Wernick supervis- or of the post office presen- ted postal badges to Mckay the tite House, Emblem (which consisted of four badges), one badge from te ‘oodlore Emblem, She also had to have her first aid, emergency helpers, pioneer, toy! ers, world trefoil plus one more of her own choice. To earn the Canada Cord, Ruth had to complete three more em- blems each consisting of four badges, She chose the Be Prepared emblem, crait emblem and physical fit ness emblem. In addition she had to have the citizen badge, world trefoil ‘>and camp leader, The last requirement was a service to a group or individual of a minimum of 15 hours within four months, Ruth worked in the Castlegar Public Library. The rest of the badges Ruth has earned have been for her own enjoyment. Al- together she has earned r 50. oVfanother highlight of the evening were two countries of their oN choice given by Patsy Ben- inger and Patricia McKay. These talks completed the requirements for their Gold Cord application. Patsy Spoke on France. She had many interesting pictures and newspapers ane passed Meringues which d made from a 5, French recipe. She spoke on the many aspects of French people including food, ag- riculture and menus. She concluded her excellent talk by reading a short story in French and then translat- ing it and teaching the Guides a French song. Patricia spoke on Fin- Jand. She dressed in a cos- tume of one of the Finnish districts. She used a map to illustrate the geographical Jocation, history and devel- opment of the country. She spoke on Girl Guides in Einland comparing them to our own Guides. She con- cluded her talk by thanking Beninger, Patricia and conducted a tour ‘and lec- ture on the post office at an earlier date. The girls completed note books and a report and Mr. Wernick a dented tt them. Mrs. Hill congratulated the girls and presented the seulowing badges and year P'yoodman: Carmen Scott, Ruth Sommers, Patsy Ben: inger. Baker: Kathy Zebert. Team sports, Athle Interpreter: Joan ‘Soukoreff. ie) shild: care: ‘Lorrie Price, Carolyn Price. Cook: Dawn Wells. Art Appreciation: Pat- sy Beninger. Pathfinder. Marla Sheridan, Dawn Wells, Ruth Sommers, Carmen Scoit, An- ne McGauley, Patsy Benin- ger, Joan Soukoreif and Patricia Me Little House: Dawn Wells. Religion and Life: An- ne McGauley. Woodlors emblem: Ruth Sommers, Patsy. Beninger. Phy: sical care emb- Jem: ‘Joan Soukoref: Soallense Sere: Mary Anderso: Challenge emblem: Joan Soukoreff. Seven-year pin: Patsy Beninger, Denise Olsen. Six-ye: pint Marla sheridan, “Patricia McKay, Joan Soukoreff, Carmen Scott, Ellen Fowler. Fives -year pin: Ruth Sommers, Judy Pryce, Sus- an Schmoorkoff, Mary derson. Four-year pin: carol Calderbank, Jane Ramsey, Sherry Molnar, Dawn Wells. Three-year pin: Carla Phillips, Theresa Pryce, Kar- en Kardash, Carol Corbiel, Cammy Lapoint, Anne Me- Ganley pin: Judy Emde, 2 Karina dblad. First-year pin: Debbie Esopenko, Elizabeth Da- Costa. xo? WHERE THE AR J-CLOTHS, 24 value pack MUSHROOMS, stems, pieces 2 / 79 PARKAY 2 Ib. pkg. 69c 20 Ibs. $1.35 ALL FISHING TACKLE FOR THE FISHERMAN GULF GAS AND OIL — PROPANE TANKS FILLED Johnny's Grocery & Gas Sales LIMITED — ON ROBSON SIDE OF FERRY OPEN 7:00 A.M. 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