Kristie Hasselberg
Kristie Hasselberg is a very hard working, eager and enthusiastic teen who works hard to accomplish
her goals. She has been in Girl Guides since Sparks, Brownies, Guides, Pathfinders and is now a
junior leader. She has been in guiding for 13 years.
She is currently in Grade 12 at Crescent Heights
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High School. She works well with the girls in her
• Girl Guides of Canada Junior Leader • Spectrum Volunteer
• Babysitter • Children’s Festival Volunteer
guiding group and is a perfect role model for the
• Canada Cord in Girl Guides in 2005 • Volunteer at the Food Bank
girls ranging in ages nine-12. She is fun, witty and • Organized BBQ for various Fund Raisers • Volunteer at the Children’s ward of the
is always up for a good challenge.
• Volunteered at the YMCA
Medicine Hat Regional Hospital
• Volunteered for Big Brothers/Big Sisters
• United Way Volunteer
• Canada Day Volunteer
Red Cross Volunteer
Emma Dillion
Emma grew up in Australia with her mom, dad and older brother. She moved to Canada in 2004. Her
hobbies are horse riding and rugby. For the past four years she babysits three kids every summer.
Emma has volunteered with many different organizations including the Country Haven Stables and
Ross Creek Stables where she teaches safety to young children as well as to tend to the horses. Emma
was volunteering with Country Haven for three years and has moved
on to Ross Creek Stables. Emma volunteers for the junior and senior
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basketball teams by keeping track of stats. Emma is a very caring shy
• Medicine Hat High School Girls Basketball
young adult. She is always friendly to everyone she meets.
• Country Haven Stables
• Ross Creek Stables
Bridgitte Hoger
Bridgitte worked through Girls Guides from Brownies to Pathfinders for seven years and received the
Canada Cord which is the highest award that can be achieved. She has been involved in the Medicine
Hat Youth Wellness Centre for over two-and-a-half years and is currently the secretary. She was invited to
attend a provincial youth engagement leadership conference in November of 2008 by the youth centre co-
ordinator. Bridgitte has been a contributing member to the TIC TAC organization at the library for over three
years. This group organizes fun activities for Medicine Hat youth on a monthly basis. She has also been very
involved in our church, serving at masses for almost seven years. She also helps prepare and serve Sunday
breakfast meals at St. Pat's cafe as time allows. She was a volunteer for the Canada Day Celebrations in
2007 and 2008, working 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. both days! She is also a member
of the McCoy High School Band program, and is a member of the jazz
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band, which is also voluntary and requires additional practice time both
• Girl Guides of Canada
• Medicine Hat Youth Wellness Centre
at school and at home (two to three hours per week). I am very proud
• TIC-TAC MH Public Library
to be able to nominate my sister as a Leader of Tomorrow for Medicine • St. Patrick's Church
Hat.
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