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nrono Weekly Times, Wednesday. «December 15th, 1976-5 Eleven join 1st Orono Guides On Wednesday evening, Dec. 8th, eleven girls were enroled as Guides in the' 1st, Orono Company; by Pine Ridge District Commissioner Jean Tate : Wendy Hutton, Michelle Jane/s, Rim Sherwin, Christine Christine Bruton, Wanda Hutton, Michele Hartwig, Sonya Bra- chvogel, Janet Irwin, Janet Stephenson, Ria Harare, Nancy Nancy Cowan, The same evening a special ceremony took place in which Lisa Harare, Eleanor McRni- ght and Ruth Tate were presented with their Canada Cords. As the three girls lit' the candles along the pathway pathway from their own enrolment enrolment to their Canada Cords, Captain Benedict told of some of their accomplishments in • Guiding. Presenting the cords were Mr. Harare to daughter Lisa' Mrs, McRnight to daughter daughter Eleanor, and Mr. Tate to daughter Ruth. Presentations were made to the three girls on behalf of the Guide Company by Captain Benedict; for > Pine Ridge District by Commissioner Jean Tate; for the Mothers Committee by Mrs. Hartwig; for the Rebeccahs by Mrs. Majors and for the Rinette Club by Mrs. Hyland. Following Following this everyone congratulated congratulated the three girls and lunch was served by the newest Guides and Parents committee. committee. Santa arrived at the Orono Arena Sunday afternoon to play his part in the annual Christmas family party. Prior Prior to arriving at the Arena Santa had toured the Village from the south to the north. On arriving at the Arena he was pulled onto the ice surface in a cutter by members of the Orono Figure Skating Club. It is estimated that Well over 600 were in attendances the affair which was sponsored by the Orono and Area Chamber of Com merce. Lucky- door prizes were also presented to the young skaters holding winning winning tickets. 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