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.
• She did Brownies and Guides
in Calgary as a young girl and was a Brownie leader
in Hunter River around 1976
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She sold cookies door to door.
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She remembers using flags for coding
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Uniforms had the dress and top, tame, tights, and the
tie was similar to a man’s tie.
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Her unit met once a week at the local church hall and
she had to walk to her meetings.
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She remembers going to camp, washing dishes and had
duty chart
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The Girl Guide movement is beneficial throughout your
life because it teaches you to “Be Prepared”.
