Jana Deschaine


Willoughby District Sparks & Brownie Guider
Former Willoughby Deputy District Commissioner
passed away peacefully on Sunday, January 31, 2010.

We will miss you, Jana.

A memorial service will be held Tuesday, February 9th at 7 pm at RC Garnett Elementary (7096 - 201 Street, Langley) All Guiders, girls from all levels and their parents are welcome to attend. Formal uniform, please (uniform shirt plus navy or black pants/skirt). RSVP to Crystal McCamley so attendance numbers can be anticipated.

 

Thinking Day

is coming up soon!
What are you doing to end extreme poverty and hunger in the world?

New (and continuing) Guiders can access lots of useful resources on the National website!
Visit https://memberzone.girlguides.ca/Unit-Guider/default.aspx
for great tips to get you started!
(MemberZone login access required. Please speak to your District Commissioner to find out about your iMIS number and how to access MemberZone.)

Area Focus for 2009-2010

  • To develop ourselves as a team working toward a common goal.
  • To define the direction of the Area and how that direction will be accomplished.
  • To identify and develop untapped potential and resources.
  • To provide girls and adults an experience that retains and recruits new members.

Website updates are ongoing. Please check back frequently for updates.

Area Crest

What's New?

URGENT!

All FSA Guiders please visit the Leader's Secure Page for an important message. Ask your Commissioner for the username and password if unknown.

Check the Program and Program News pages for new resources and activities!

Training Update!
Find out about the latest Training Opportunities.

New Travel Opportunities!
Check out the International page for more info.

Mark your calendars now!


Memories and More May 15, 2010
January Update!

Questions?? Email our Area M&M 2010 Liaison

 

Area Calendars
   
2009-2010
September February
October March
November April
December May
January June
Download the full year's calendar in Word format!

Guide History Trivia

In 1935, during one of Lady Baden-Powell's 15 visits to Canada, the Sarcee First Nation of Alberta named her "Emonis-Ake".