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The Canadian Statesman. I'owmanville. .1 une 7. 198!) Guides Celebrate 50th Anniversary Brownies and Guides Honored at Meetings e By Karen Thompson HAPPY BIRTHDAY GUIDING! Yes it's true. We are celebrating 50 years of Guiding in Bowmanville. Even though it is the 1st and 2nd Brownies that are actually celebrating, it is a special year for Guiding in Bowmanville. As an organization organization we take pride in knowing that it Has been here for 50 years. There are special events being planned by the two units during the year. At the Heritage Week arade, we were able to ave Mrs. Courier who was a Guider in the 1st Brownies in 1947 and 1948, and Irene Whitney who was the District District Commissioner in 1956. Guiding would like to thank these two women for participating participating in the parade with us. Many thanks to all the girls ana leaders that also walked in the parade, A special special thank you also goes to the girls and leaders that acted as the colour guard for the raising of the Heritage Week Flag. Now that Guiding is winding down for the summer, summer, many ceremonies are taking place in the various units. Many girls have worked very hard to accomplish accomplish each of the honours that they will be given. Brownies will be flying-up to Guides and have earned their wings; Guides will have earned their All-Round Cords and advanced to Pathfinders Pathfinders and Pathfinders will have earned the highest honour in Guiding - the Canada Cord. To all those that have earned these, may we congratulate you all and wish you every continued success in Guiding in the future. future. , On May 30th, the 6th Brownies, 4th Guides and 1st Pathfinders held a pot- luck supper with their parents. parents. Six Brownies earned thèir wings and flew up to Guides during a candlelight ceremony. Two Guides earned their All-Round Cords and a special ceremony ceremony was performed for these two girls. Alter these ceremonies, ceremonies, an advancement ceremony was done for six Guides and an enrollment was done for one Pathfinder. For all those that attended attended this night, it was very nice to see the bridging of the units and see how a girl can progress from Brownies to Pathfinders and earn very special honours along the way. For all the leaders, it was a very gratifying but yet sad time for them. It is diffi-' cult to say good-bye to a girl that you have worked with and grown with during her time in your unit but yet it is gratifying to see her go on in Guiding and reach new plateaus as she grows. Cannons Will be Sent to Halifax Whitby's ■ cannons will be returning to Halifax in a "bang-up" fashion this summer. summer. The pair of "RML's" that have stood guard at the Provincial Provincial Courthouse and Regional Regional Headquarters on Rossland Road, in Whitby, since 1964 will be shipped back to the Halifax Citadel this summer. The cannons, weighing 14 tons together, have been in Whitby since 1903 and originally originally graced the steps of the old County Courthouse on Centre Street. In 1964, when the present courthouse and administration administration building was built, the cannons were moved across town where . they have remained for the past 25 years. Last November, the public public relations chairman for the Citadel in Halifax wrote to Regional Council with the request that the cannons be returned to Halifax as they were important pieces of the Citadel's history. Regional Chairman Gary Herrema informed members of council last Wednesday, May 31st, that the cannons will be returned on July 8 DURHAM ;DURHAM: J NOTICE TO RESIDENTS Commencing June 1, 1989, 2 litre plastic soft drink bottles will be included in the blue box collection of recyclable material. Durham Recycling Centre Inc. 579-5264 / 683-4244 DURHAM COLLEGE HOUSING CENTRE Classes commence August 28,1989, and out of town students will be starting their search for accommodations accommodations as early as mid June. If you are interested in advertising a room for rent, please PRINT CLEARLY, and complete the necessary necessary information below. A fee of $10.00 will apply per listing. Make cheque or money order payable to DURHAM COLLEGE and mail to: STUDENT SERVICES, DURHAM COLLEGE P.O. BOX 385, OSHAWA, ONT. L1H 7L7 For further information call 576-0210 NAME: STREET:. CITY: POSTAL CODE:. PHONE: HOME. WORK. ACCOMMODATION TYPE: ROOM ROOM & BOARD (MEALS PROVIDED) ROOM & KITCHEN FACILITIES APARTMENT HOUSE FACILITIES AVAILABLE: LAUNDRY ON BUS ROUTE MALE EITHER M/F □ □ RATE: $_ . /wk. or $_ PARKING FURNISHED FEMALE □ NON SMOKER □ /mth. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: AVAILABLE DATE: Two members of 4th Bowmanville Girl Guides were honored on Tuesday, May 23rd at St. Joseph's Great Hall. Andrea Parks, left, is accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Parks At right is Monica Brown, accompanied by her grandmother Verna Brown, Marc, Christine and Mathew Belanger. Last week at St. Joseph's Great Hall, six members of the 6th Brownie Pack were involved in a flying up to Guides ceremony. They were, front 1-r, Jennifer Sto- rie, Amanda Mills, Kim Browne, Jocelyn Reid, Monica Folk, Kristy Thompson; at rear were their leaders, Brown Owl Sue Bradley and Tawny Owl Karen Thomp son.. , • > f O v aynw On Tuesday evening, May 23rd, six members of 4th Bowmanville Guides bridged to 1st Pathfinders. They included, 1-r, Marcia Schreyer, Joanne Cripps, Kelly Browne. Monica Brown, Robin McHolm and Andrea Parks. On Tuesday,May 23rd, the 1st Pathfinders enrolled a now member, Kerry Irvine. Irvine. She is pictured here being welcomed by leaders Elaine Robi chaud and Donna Benczenleitner. 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