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On Saturday, April. 22, the

First Cassiar Guide Co., held
their annual Miss Cookie Con-
test which was termed a suc”
cess by our guests and all
concerned with the preparat~
ions. After a display of
public speeches, great tal-
ents and the judaes' personal
testing of the cookies, Shar~
on Plumb was chosen as the
queen with Lannetta Hansma as
her princess. The present~
ation of the plaque, bouquets
of flowers and small gifts
followed to end the delight-
ful afternoon. |
Our deep thanks to the
Mothers Group who put on @
Tea and Bake Sale in conjun-
ction with the contest and
also, the many Guides, Ran-
gers and Brownies who helped
decorate and serve the tea.
Our three judges, Mrs. Fitz-
simmons, Mrs. Reuss, and
Mrs. Borsato deserve our
special thanks for making
‘ what they termed "the diffi-
cult decision’.

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THANK YOU -

I would like to thank all those who made
it possible for me to attend the Sikannt
Division Girl Guide Miss Cookie Contest.

The lst Cassiar Guide Co. who paid my fare.
The Mother's Group for Guiding who paid

the fare for the required adult escort.

My Guide Leaders, Sister Guides and
everyone who pave me their encouragement.

It was a wonderful experience that will be

continued in our community.

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On Saturday, May 6th, the
Ladies Handicraft Club held an
Exhibition and Sale of local
handwork in the Centennial
Arena Lounge. Articles knit-
ted, smocked, crocheted, sewn
and embroidered were displayed
for half an hour before sale
commenced.

After refreshments a raffle
was drawn by Mrs. N. Navin and
the lucky winners of the croc~
heted bedspread and tablecloth
were Mrs.T. Mathews and Mrs.
Karen Wright, respectively.

Our thanks to non-members
who contributed to the sale
and also to Margaret Voss who
helped with the raffle. Last
but not least thanks to the
two gentlemen who helped to

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transport the tables from the

Community Centre to the Arena

Room.

The Saie, Raffle and Tea
were indeed a great. success
and the proceeds will be dis-
tributed as follows:-

1) Salvation Army - Canad-

ian Cancer Society - The

Canadian Red Cross Society,

and Canadian Arthritis &

‘Rheumatism Society.

2) The Handicraft Club for

purchase of equipment.

- 3) Award to two grade 10
students (half to po to the
student with highest marks
and the other half to the
student who has made the
greatest progress over the
past school year.)

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the
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creed
If

a child lives with criticism,

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he learns to condemn

If

a child lives with hostility,

he learns to fight.

If

a child lives with ridicule, :

he learns to be shy.

If
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If
If
If

If

a child lives with shame,

he learns to feel guilty.

a child lives with tolerance,

he learns to be patient.

a child lives with encouragement,
he learns confidence. - =

a child lives with praise,

he learns to appreciate.

a child lives with fairness,

he learns justice.

a child lives with security,

he learns to have faith.

a child lives with approval,

he learns to like himself.

a child lives with acceptance and

friendship,

he learns to find love in the world.

. Gayleen Rattray
: > lst Cassiar Guide Co.

~Dorothy Law Note