The Between Generations project
of Girl Guides of PEI is best
represented in the interviews
completed by numerous Guides across the Island.
It was a great way to for the Guides of today to also connect with
the past Guides and help document the evolution
of Island Guiding
throughout the decades.
To read the rest of our interviews click on one of
the photos to the right.
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Was a Brownie in Rustico in 1st North Rustico Pack
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Started in 1972 and met on Mondays at 4pm at the Lions
Hall
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No Sparks back then.
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They had inspection of their uniforms
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Uniforms were brown dresses with a white and orange tie,
brown tights or knee socks and a tame
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Her leaders were Marline Gallant, Rose Gallant and Gayle
Gallant
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The badges have changed somewhat but there doesn’t
seem to be as much work to them now
• Dues were 10 cents
when I was Brownie
• Held Mother and Daughter banquet at the year end
• Took part in the Remembrance Day parade
• Camped at Fair Haven in tents, she remembers making the mess bags to
put your dishes in and also had duties to perform
• A Christmas service project was picking cranberries and helping make
cranberry sauce to give to Seniors in the community
