TWENTY jolly and promising girls of the St Ambrose Brownie pack were yesterday presented with their badges and sashes.Guider in charge Esther Scott encouraged the parents present to continue to “push” their children to achieve.Some Brownies were presented with as many as seven badges, and Scott said: “I want to encourage you parents to continue to do the good work if you want these children to succeed. There are other Brownies who started before us and they don’t even have as many badges as the St Ambrose Brownie pack.”The pack started in mid-November of last year and the Brownies were enrolled on February 16. (MM)
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