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... on Thursday. Other items on the program were: Drill by First Aldershot Guide Company, leaders Capt. Helen Eydt, Lieut. Georgina Zimmerman; charades by Waterdown Guide Company, under Capt. Mrs. G. Walker Horning; folk dances by First Aldershot Brownies, under Commissioner Mrs. W. D. Deadman; demonstration of first aid by Second Aldershot Guide Company, leader Capt. Mrs. R. Todd, campfire songs by guides and brownies. Refreshments were served by the local association. Convenors were: Mrs. J. McMillan, E. E. Bullock, E. Windsor, E. C. Davis, C. Rankin, G. Robinson. Hamilton Spectator November 12th-? NEW COMPANIES OF GIRL GUIDES The local Girl Guide company met at Maplehurst School on Wednesday evening when they packed candies and novelties to be sent overseas to guide friends in England. The guides and brownies have formed new companies in Aldershot with Mrs. W. J. Deadman as district commissioner. The first company at Fairfield will be under the leadership of Mrs. E. C. Davis as guide captain, Miss Winnifred Kellar as brown owl and Miss Irene Storey, tawny owl. The second company meeting at Maplehurst public school will be led by Miss Helen Gallagher as captain, Miss Thora Jackson, lieutenant; Misses Joyce Scheer and Audrey Green will be brownie leaders. Hamilton Spec. Jan. 9-? (1950 or 51) The January meeting of the local association of Girl Guides was held on Monday evening at Maplehurst School with the district commissioner, Mrs. W. J. Deadman in the chair. A pleasing feature was the presentation on behalf of the group bv Mrs. Stanley Nash to Mrs. Thomas Jackson, captain of the Guides, who has resigned her position as leader. Mrs. Robert Todd is the newly apoointed captain. Others contributing were Mrs. William Crouchley and Mrs. J. McMillan, Mrs. Harry Stevenson and Mrs. Weber were named conveners for the birthday party. November 1st same year) Thursday evening in Fairfield school the Aldershot Girl Guides held a Hallowe'en party. All attended in costume. Thora Jackson and Betty Thomas were awarded prizes for being the best dressed. Grace Connor and Laurene Wheelton were games conveners. Refreshments were served by a committee composed of June Moulton, Irene Storey, Lucy Ann Gallagher and Florence DeGraaf. Gleaning from The Gazette. July 17, 1946 Patrol Leader Jean Bullock, Second Aldershot Girl Guides, returned from camp at Port Maitland on Monday having won five new badges, first class, pioneer, athletes, swimmer and life saver.