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  May 2010
 
 
WELCOME to a NEW TREFOIL GUILD! Entente Trefoil Guild is up and running! Entente is a French word for “good relationships” - and hence enduring friendship.
 
A lovely promise renewal ceremony and Guiding Centenary Service was held at the Windy Point Lookout. Trefoil promise badges and 100 yr medallions were presented.
 
Windy Point Lookout was chosen as the place for the ceremony as Nomad Rangers last met at the restaurant in 1999 for their final meeting.Formerly Nomad Rangers, five members who are now mothers, are very keen on reconnecting with Guiding again. It seemed appropriate to start the new group at the same location.
 
Trefoil members then chatted, planned and enjoyed hot drinks and cake at a café in Mitcham.
 
Ann Lee, STGA, joined the new Guild and talked about State Trefoil programs. She also presented Trefoil badge tabs and membership cards. 
The Trefoil Guild will have evening meetings, bi-monthly, and in a member’s home
 
 
Entente Guild Trefoil members
Front row: Roz Branford, Heather Price & Trish Wallace
Back row: Fiona Thomson Janet Simmons, Cara Milanowski & Louise Eldridge.
 
Entente Trefoil Guild – Heather – Treasurer, Louise - President & Trish - Secretary
 
BAROSSA LIGHT TREFOIL GUILD
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS
 
Guild members celebrated the Guild’s 22nd birthday recently in the Gawler Girl Guide Hall. Guild members from Para District and South Metropolitan and the State team joined in with the celebration.
 
Long service awards were presented.
Back row – Joyce Gee (40 yrs), Margaret Rush (10yrs), Ann Lee & Joan Cope (55yrs)
Front row – Margaret Throup (20 yrs)
 
Trefoil members and visitors enjoyed the lovely lunch and a chance to chat.
Cutting of the birthday cake was done alongside the newest recruit, a teddy bear called BLT – (Barossa Light Trefoil)
 
Margaret (President and Ann (STGA) cut the cake
 
Joan read a number of sayings about Grandmothers and Aging Gracefully, which were whimsical. The afternoon concluded with Daylight Taps.
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