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Brownies

REPORT BY BROWN OWL, E. I. MACKAY—PACK LEADER, EDNA WHITE

Do you know Brownies that it was March 23rd, 1929, that Pinky Winky first came to
us and with one wave of her wand and some magic words changed eighteen little girls into
eighteen laughing Brownies?

That was just the beginning of Brownie Days for “The Coqualeetza 16th 1.0.D.E. Brownie
Pack.” It is now 1932 and Brownies, although some have grown older, still enjoy with intense
interest and glee all stories, games, pow-wow Circles, fairy-rings, promises, laws and salutes.
in fact anything Pinky Winky likes. How good it!is to be a Brownie now that flowers and
birds are here.

Dancing in the Sun’s bright ray,

Shall they tell you why they play?

Playing in the moonbeams gay,

Flowing in and out like Clownies

Pretty, happy little Brownies.

Up and down they dance in glee.

Laughing always joyfully,
Running, skipping, all the day,
Surely they must tire of play.

In this gay mysterious way?
Why—mecause they love it so,

And know how to make it go.

So they ve laughed for years and years.
Dancing round with many cheers,
But now Brownies, until another day
Must turn and run and skip away.

Athletics

The Coqualeetza Athletic Association has completed another successful year. Officers
elected for the past season were:

President - - - - - Principal G. H. Raley
First Vice-Presideit - - - : = IP. IP, Pie
Second Vice-President  - - - - = EE. E. Mower
Chairman - - - - - - - IB. IP, [Pealke
Club Secretary - - - - - - O. Usilick
Soccer Secretary - - - - - - G. Brown
Basketball Secretary - - - = : R. Hughes
Track Secretary -  - - ee - O. Adams
Badminton Secretary - - : - - A. Davidson

The eighteenth Annual Track Meet was held on the Oth and 7th of May. Competition
and interest were very keen throughout and several new records were established.

THE “HENEAGE” CHAMPIONSHIP SHIELD (SENIOR BOYS)

Donated by the Rey. The Hon. T. R. Heneage. to be competed for annually. Winners—
1915, Ed. Sparrow; 1916, Micah Shaw; 1917, Stanley Jones; 1918, Solomon Wealick: 1919,
Joseph Weir; 1920, Frank Jones; 1921, John Lewis; 1922, Patrick Kelly; 1923, Andrew Yorke:
1924, Alfred Moody; 1925 Edward Younge: 1920, Edward Younge; 1927, Hector Moses; 1928,
Eli Tait; 1929, George Brown; 1930, George Brown; 1931, George Brown; 1932, Cyril Mahone.

THE “HENEAGE” CHAMPIONSHIP SHIELD (INTERMEDIATE BOYS)

Donated by the Rev. The Hon. T. R. Heneage, to be competed for annually. Winners—
1926, Hector Moses; 1927, James Collinson; 1928, George Brown; 1929, Cyril Mahone; 1930,
Sandy Angus; 1931, Charlie Williams; 1932, Harvey Sepass. 5

THE “RALEY” CHAMPIONSHIP SHIELD (JUNIOR BOYS)

The “Raley” Shield is competed for annually by the Junior boys. A medal is donated to
the winner. Winners—1923, Eli Tait; 1924, Robert Lawson: 1925, Timothy Edgar; 19206,
Richard Angus; 1927, Cyril Mahone; 1928, Charlie Williams: 1929, Michael Leo; 1930, Oscar
Gray; 1931, Walter Joe; 1932, Elmer Dick.

WSIS, (C, C IPIBIRIRW CEINUDIENGIE CUP (GENIOR GIRLS)

Donated by C. Clifton Perry, Esq.. of Victoria, to be competed for annually. Winners—
1926,.Dorothy Matheson; 1927, Dorothy Matheson; 1928, Dorothy Mathseon; 1929, Ruth
Castle; 1930, Mercy Wesley; 1931, Stella Cooper. ‘

THE SCOUT AND CADET CHALLENGE CUP

Donated by J. L. Wright, Esq.. for annual competition in shooting. Winners—1928, Louie
Williams; 1929, Louie Williams; 1930, Bennie Gladstone 1931, Allen Prevost; !1932, Moses
J_eeson.

CUP FOR ONE MILE RACE (SENIOR)

Donated by Mr. Pirie. Winners—1928, Peter Minnabarriet; 1929, George Brown; 1930,

George Brown; 1931, George Brown; 1932, George Brown.

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