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covers Pemberton Heights, Capilano, Highlands, Canyon Heights,
Grouse Woods, Delbrook, Edgemont, Westview and Upper Lonsdale
—— is Aug.3. 7

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NINE Grouse division Pathfinders were recent]
the highest Guiding honor — the Canada Cord.

Ata June 5S ceremony at St.
Andrew’s and St. Stephen’s Pres-
byterian Church, 175 people
gathered to watch each of 21
North Shore Pathfinders escorted
up the church aisle by a tradi-
tonally-clad RCMP officer to be
presented the award by provincial
Guiding commissioner Dolores
Racine,

Guest speaker at the event was
North Shore News managing
editor Barrett Fisher,

Canada Cord recipients from the
3rd Grouse unit were Naomi Arm-
strong, Quinne Cooper, Sarah
Lawler, Michel McDermott, Carol
Newton, Navida Shivji, Rochelle
Walker and Nina Walji. Christine
MacDonald of the 2nd Grouse unit
also earned the award.

Third Grouse unit leader Cor-
inne Coyston says that in order to
earn the Canada Cord, girls must
complete the bronze, silver and
gold levels in six categories: Be
Prepared, Home, Community,
World, Camping and Outdoors.

“They would say that (the gold
level in camping) was the hardest,
but also the most fun,’ said

“Coyston. This challenge requires

- the girls to organize and lead a

two-night camping trip for a group
of girls.

Coyston says that the girls now
plan to go on to Rangers and work
for the Duke of Edinburgh Award.
However, she says there is current-
ly no Ranger leader in the area.

Coyston herself has been a
Guide leader for 11 years and sees
Pathfinders, which originated in
1979, as a “‘really neat program.”
For girls 12. to 15, it follows
Brownies, which is for six to nine
year olds, and Guides, for the nine
to 12 set. Options after
Pathfinders include Rangers,
Cadets and Junior Leaders.

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Two girls from the 3rd Grouse,
Carol Newton and Navida Shivji,
are now looking forward to travel-
ling to Echo Valley, Sask., for the
first international camp held in
Canada in I! years.

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honor

international guests will tent for 10
days and participate in ‘‘incredibie
activities," including a talk by
Canada’s Roberta Bondar, an
astronaut on the waiting list for
the next Canadian space expedi-
tion.

Coyston retired as unit leader
last month as she was in the pro-
cess of moving to Connecticut to
take a nursing job there, but in-
tends to keep in touch with the
Guiding community. ‘‘I’ve given a
lot to Guiding,’”” she said, ‘‘but
I’ve got a lot back.”

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