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Hiker rescued after night lost on trail

Times Colonist30 November 2000p. 17Louise Dickson, Times Colonist staffSooke SAR era

Louise Dickson, Times Colonist staff. “Hiker rescued after night lost on trail”, Times Colonist, p. 17, 30 November 2000 ref-only

Summary

Shateira Wynde's prayers were answered at 9:40 a.m. on the Wednesday when a team of search and rescue volunteers found her walking on the Juan de Fuca Trail. "In her own words, she was praying to God that somebody would come by pretty soon and pick her up," said Sooke Search and Rescue manager Cliff Henry. She had managed to notify authorities that she needed help and described the area she was in to the dispatcher, who told her to stay put; communication was then lost with Wynde.

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Headline“Hiker rescued after night lost on trail”
PublicationTimes Colonist
Date30 November 2000
Page17
BylineLouise Dickson, Times Colonist staff
EraSooke SAR era
Document typenews report
SourceProQuest Times Colonist archive (BC ELN)
no external link recorded
Accessed2026-07-15
Licensingref-only
Record confidenceconfirmed

Archivist's note

The only article in the archive that names Cliff Henry, and the earliest to give a Sooke Search and Rescue office-holder the title 'manager'. PEOPLE_INDEX.md records him as "search master" for the 2000 China Beach rescue and notes that a Times Colonist photograph of him by John McKay exists; the article read here uses 'manager'. Louise Dickson also wrote the 2007 Sooke Potholes rescue story in this archive.

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Shared page: p17 carries a transit fares table directly above the article and other unrelated local news. The summary describes only this article. The subject's name is given as printed; the spelling 'Shateira Wynde' is from OCR at 64 percent confidence and should be checked against the page image. PEOPLE_INDEX.md places this incident at China Beach; the article as read says the Juan de Fuca Trail without naming China Beach in the legible portion.

Record id 2000-11-30-times-colonist-p17-cliff-henry-manager. Original file in the project archive: 06_pre_formation/2000-11-30_times_colonist_p17_cliff_henry_manager.pdf.

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