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Guides
off to
Idaho

TERRACE — Four local
members of Girl Guides
of Canada havé been
selected to attend a
Girl Scout camp in
Idaho, July 23 - 29.

Junior leader Alison
Lindseth and Path-
finders Denise Le Gal,
Nicole Jenkins and Jodi
Cey are part of a con-
tingent of girls from
British Columbia who
will be celebrating Girl
Scouts of America’s 75th
anniversary at their
Jubilee Roundup.

The camp is open to
2500 Girl Guides and
Girl Scouts from Canada
and the United States.
Held at Farragut State
Park, 20 miles north of
Couer d’Alene, the camp
will include stage shows
at Silver Stage Amphi-
theatre, outdoor sports,
waterfront activities,
hiking and campfires.
They will learn about
photography, folk arts,
job interviews, astron-
omy, child care, com-
puters and more.

Girl Guides of Canada
are Brownies, girls 6 to 9
years of age, Guides, 9 to
12, Pathfinders, 12 to 15
and Rangers and Cadets,
15to 17+.

Cadets
team up

Terrace’s 747th Air
Cadets recently visited
Kitimat for a day of
drilling, competitive
sports and recreation.

The Kitimat Sea
Cadets hosted the ac-
tivities, which included
softball, long distance
running and a tug-of-war
event.

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Kitsumgallum Girl

Guides held their annual
Parent-Daughter ban-
quet on Thursday,
March 20 at Veritas
School.
/ The banquet is the on-
ly time throughout the
year that all Brownies,
Guides and Pathfinders
assemble together with
their parents. It is a time
of celebration, fellow-
ship and a time to pre-
sent well-deserved
awards,

The All Round Cord is
the highest award that
Guides, ages 9 to 12 can
earn. Girls who receive
a this award have studied

_ Banquet held

the history of Guiding,
earned their Citizen
badge, developed home
skills, camped and ac-
quired an appreciation
of nature.

One fundamental of
Guiding is service within
the community and All
Round Cord Guides
donate many hours of
their time to service.
Daphne Heenan and
Dana Heenan of the
Second Kitsumgallum
Guides have completed
all these requirements.
Everyone present was
delighted to share in this
moment with Dana and
Daphne.

Following the presen-
tation of their Cords,
Sarah Morgan read a
short verse while the
other eight girls of
Second Kitsumgallum
Guides presented each of
the recipients with a
flower. Each flower
represented part of the
program that they com-
pleted. Dana and
Daphne’s leaders are
Shirley Gregorash and
Gayle Heenan. Cords
were presented by their
past leader Gloria Le
Gal.

Cookie poster awards
this year went to: — (for
Brownies) first, Sonya
Shephard; second, Dar-
lynne Braid; (for Guides)
— first, April Clarke
(Stewart, B.C.); second
Dana Heenan; (for
Pathfinders) — (first,
Lisa Chen-Wing;  se-
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