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Kincardine Guiding units study safety themes at sleepover on the weekend

Liz DadsonBy: Liz Dadson  November 12, 2015
Kincardine Guiding units study safety themes at sleepover on the weekend
The Kincardine Brownies, Guides and Pathfinders studied various aspects of safety, during their Sleepover, held Friday to Saturday, Nov. 6-7, at Kincardine Baptist Church.

The girls and leaders, Alicia Noakes and Liz Dadson, with parent volunteer Trish Hilton, stowed their gear in the basement of the church Friday night and enjoyed a snack and a campfire circle, before bed.

Saturday, they completed several activities and games, as well as cooking breakfast and lunch, and hiking to the downtown core to check out what's safe and what's not in the community.

The event wrapped up Saturday afternoon.

The girls, parents and friends will hold an Enrollment ceremony Tuesday night, Nov. 17, at Kincardine Baptist Church.

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Kincardine Pathfinder Lucy Thorpe (R) conducts a communication game, with Guides and Brownies, Elaina Ravell (L), Xenia Hilton, Angel Currie, Maiya Roberts, Ashlyn Moseley and Madelyn Dorscht, Saturday at Kincardine Baptist Church
Pathfinder Lucy Thorpe (C) has to play the communication game, as dictated by the Guides and Brownies, Ashlyn Moseley (L), Angel Currie, Maiya Roberts, and Elaina Ravell
Rae Rouleau colours a page about safety aspects in the community
The Safety Inspectors, Ashlyn Moseley (L), Danika Middelkamp, Madelyn Dorscht, and Alayna Middelkamp
Guider Liz Dadson (R) hangs out with the Safety Inspectors (Brownies), Danika Middelkamp (L), Madelyn Dorscht, Ashlyn Moseley (back, left) and Alayna Middelkamp; photo by Alicia Noakes
Guider Alicia Noakes (L) is one of the Safety Auditors, with Guides, back, Natalie Newton (L), Angel Currie, Xenia Hilton, Elaina Ravell; and front, Siobhaan O'Brien (L), Maiya Roberts, and Rae Rouleau
The Safety Facilitators include Emily Killin (L), Makayla Roberts and Lucy Thorpe

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Liz Dadson is the founder and editor of the Kincardine Record and has been in the news business since 1986.



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