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Moving up at Beeton Guiding
May 21, 2014 · 0 Comments
The Beeton Girl Guides held their annual advancing ceremony at the Beeton Rotary Hall, recognizing the hard work the girls have put in throughout the year last week. Moving from Sparks to Brownies was: Jayme Orr, Eva Lopez, Addison Burke, Ella Urbanski, Ella MacPhee and Genny Gallant. Moving from Brownies to Guides was: Alice Dale, Jocelyn Rivett, Emily Raynor, Hailey Watt, Audrey Van Vught, Samantha Thorne, Abigayle Rattray-McGinty, Molly Shaw, Taylor Price, Zoe Kellam, Ashlyn Petrie, Sidney and Sadie Pagliaroli. Advancing from Guides to Pathfinders was: Laura Heslop, Olivia Walsh, Elle Haas and Laura Revell. Taking the final step from Pathfinders to Rangers was: Meaghan Pickering, Rebekah Mastrella, Rachel Heslop and Brittany Wallace. Cassandra Dodds and Alysa Kenn are the remaining Rangers still volunteering. Dodds was awarded with her gold award and completed the Ranger Service and Junior Leader programs. Congratulations to all the girls for their advancement.
Photos by Jeff Doner
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