Him and his mum were both members of the church the Brownie pack was attached to.

She even became the leader of a Brownie pack, much to Margaret's disgust.

It took Helen a moment or two to realise the affairs of the village Brownie pack were under discussion.

The first Brownie pack in Seaford was established in 1919.

Loud were the claps and cheers as, one after the other, Brownie Packs began to circle the field.

Is it your just, just your Brownie pack?

There is also a village hall, where the brownie pack and rainbow pack meet, and a primary school, which has about 120 students.

Although confined to a wheelchair for most of her life, Violet was active in church life and helped out with a local Brownie pack.

Not with Brownie pack.

The Guide Company and Brownie pack were revived.

Brownie packs may also wear neckers.

'Sergeant Stillman's wife is a Tawny Owl at one of the local Brownie packs.

They both worked full time, brought up me and my older sisters and held leadership roles in the community, in the local Brownie pack and football club.

In these neighborhoods, joining a gang is the urban equivalent of joining the Cub Scouts or a Brownie pack in the suburbs.

While at Bradfield Southend, Middleton and her sister were members of the local St Andrew's Brownie pack.

Refugees from Poland during World War II founded Scout troops, Guide companies, Cub and Brownie packs.

Best political prediction Austin Mitchell MP said "the coalition is like merging the Parachute Regiment with a Brownie pack - it's bound to be messy."

Both were enthusiastic Girl Guides, attending some of the movement's first camps, and some of Ursula's early books were collections of stories she had told to her own Brownie pack.

The bright young faces belong to girls of the 2nd Alton brownie pack, who delivered Mother's day posies to elderly residents on the Mary Rose ward at Lord Mayor Treloar Hospital.

A Girl Guides company, the 1st Buckingham Palace Company including the Holy Trinity Brompton Brownie pack, was reformed in May 1959, specifically so that, like her mother, Anne could socialise with girls her own age.

After the hearings, the Peress home in Queens was stoned, someone called leaders of his daughter's Brownie pack and warned them to be wary of possible subversion, and a dentist with whom Dr. Peress practiced persuaded him to take his name off the door.

Those who stand for the council or raise money at church fetes for a social centre; charity workers sorting and pricing old DVDs in a shop; Brownie pack leaders and hospital volunteers - all are big-society people, driven by a variety of motives including ideology, faith, guilt and loneliness.

In 1955 at the Anglican Chaplaincy (now All Saints Church at Leiifiifi, a New England schoolteacher began a Guide company, and then in 1957 a brownie pack, and in 1970 a ranger unit, which carried out tremendous community service, before it was closed nearly five years later.