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Just to let you know that the Girl Guide Movement are holding various Centenary Events.


The 8th East Dulwich Brownie Pack and Guide Company are holding a small 'party' on Sat. 1st May 2010 from 2 - 5pm

at Christ Church Barry Road. SE 22.


They hope to arrange a memorial to Mary Ball (known as 'Littlecap' to those of us who were in the pack)who died 3/4/09.


Please bring a small amount of refreshments with you and also any photos of guide camps etc.


We have worked out that those of us who remember 'Littlecap' were in the Brownies/Guides in early 1960s and 1970s.


All ex Brownies/Guides welcome - no need to book.

This was the pack that met up at Emmanuel Church Barry Road - now known as Christ Church.

Anyone recall Marjorie Walsh, Kate Morley, Janet Cregan, Jean Halden (Brown Owl)?


Or later entrants with Chris Budasz, Vicky Coy, Kathryn Taras?


I went to a reunion there last year and saw loads of faces from previous generations.

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