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North Vancouver Indian Arm Girl Guides 95th year mother- daughter celebration

May 13, 2005

By Catherine Barr

 

It was a true blue (and pink and brown and green) girl's night out last week as North Van's Indian Arm District of the Girl Guides invited young ladies aged 5 - 15 to a very special mother - daughter banquet. Celebrating 95 years of guiding in Canada, the night included buffet dinner, individual awards and one great big birthday cake to share.

 


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Looking pretty in their signature pink were Sparks Laura Stewart (left), Gillian Bobert, Brooklyn Sutherland and Rianette Viljoen.
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Leader Nancy Chilton and daughters Kate (left) and Emma make guiding a family affair.
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Lindsay Marshall-White (left) will one day graduate from Sparks to Brownies, just like her friend Nicole Shisko.
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A giant 95th birthday cake was the centre of attention for all the girls who know what it means to lend a helping hand.
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Special recognition was given to retiring district co-commissioner Nancy Morrison. Daughter Heather Kincaid, who is now a Ranger, has been in guiding since she was a Brownie.
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Nine-year-old Brownie Tory Hanna and her mom Sarah list camping as one of their favourite activities.
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Girl guides Chelsea Brown (left), Alexandra Shisko, Stephanie Marshall-White and Heather Sherlock helped by blowing up balloons and decorating for the big event.

 

     
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