Guide
Association - Caithness
County
Commissioner -
County Commissioner - Mrs Liz Bamber - As At May 2011
Secretary Mrs Anna McBride, 9 Albert Street, Wick, Caithness KW14 7XN - As at May 2011
Caithness Guides Web Site
28 January 07
4th Wick Guides Burns Supper
18 May 06
2nd Wick Brownies Raised �660 From Sponsored Silence For Charities
It
is probably one of the hardest things you could ask a girls to do - stay
silent for an hour. The girls of 2nd Wick Brownies managed just
that and raised an amazing �660. Representative from two charities
were at the church hall in Argyle Square on Thursday evening to receive
cheques for �330 each. the two charities were Caithness Asthma and
Caithness Early Years Autism Centre. Well done girls and who can
we send round that we would like to be silent for an hour. Are you
giving lessons.
27 February 06
Halkirk Brownies and Guides take part in World Thinking Day on the Air
Halkirk Brownies, Guides and Guiders joined up with local Amateur Radio
enthusiasts Donnie McKay, Erik McKay, John Crowden, Denny Morrison and
Laurie Dickenson in the Ross Institute, Halkirk on Sunday 19th February to
take part in ‘World Thinking Day on The Air’. This is an annual event held
on the third weekend in February where members of Guiding from all over
the world send greetings to each other over the airwaves to celebrate
World Thinking Day. World Thinking Day (22nd February) is a special day in
the Guiding calendar as it celebrates the birthdays of the founder Lord
Baden-Powell and his wife Olave (World Chief Guide).
8 December 05
Rainbow
Guides gathered recently at wick Old Parish church Hall from Wick, Thurso
and Halkirk to compete making a Christmas Fairy with a wooden spoon as the
base. Mrs Mary Manson and Miss Eleanor Leishman judged the entries
and the winner was Thurso, who were presented with the glass Rainbow
trophy.
Caithness Brownies and Rainbows Having Fun Competing For The Challenge
Cup 4 October 03
Brownies and Rainbows - the
junior sections of the Caithness Guide Association - had a great day at
Wick High School for their Challenge Cup day. All of the Caithness
groups of Brownies and Rainbows spent the day involved in many activities,
songs and competitions. Halkirk won the competition for the Rainbows
and Keiss for the Brownies. Vice-presidents of the Caithness Guide
Association Mrs Evelyn Glass and Mrs Gladys Manson judged the competition
to make a scene from a nursery rhyme from waste materials. |