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Canadian Rosebuds and early Brownies wore a white top, white pleated skirt, white shoes and stockings, and a pale blue tie with pale blue hair ribbons to match. The first Brownie Pack was registered in Hanover, Ontario in 1920. “What makes you unique?” That’s a question many of our Brownies and Guides have no problem answering! They know what they’re passionate about, and they’re looking for badges that can help them share that with the world.
Guides (10-14) For girls from 10-14, the Guide programme includes lots of different badges and awards – that you can choose from!
The Brownie program was started in England in 1914 for girls younger than Guides. Originally, unit members were called Rosebuds, but in 1915 the name was changed to Brownies.
Leslie’s Guiding History Site – Brownies – Information on the history of UK Guiding – Rainbow, Brownie, Guide, Ranger/Senior Section, Guider, Trefoil Guild.
Count the girls in your Brownie unit. How many girls have black, brown, blonde, or red hair? How many have green, blue, grey or brown eyes? How many girls have black, brown, blonde, or red hair? How many have green, blue, grey or brown eyes?
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Brownie Guide Handbook, used . Brownie guide handbook. Brownie adventure book the book you will need on your adventure as a brownie great condition a max of three pages written in smoke and pet free home. the inner pages are in good condition with no tears or rips.
This Brownie Guide Handbook was owned by a girl called Nancy when she was a Brownie Guide in the 1970s. The Brownies were one of the youth movements started by Robert Baden-Powell in 1914 as the younger version of the Girl Guides.
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