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PAGE 8 TERRACE BAY NEWS MARCH 15, 19182 Front: Tanya Evoy, Catherine Farrell presenting roses to Tracy. Back - Guide Karen Anderson, Cathy Geldreich, Patty Stachiw dressed as an early Guide Captain and Ranger Tracy Stachiw. Aguasabon District began Scout=Guide week with the 24th Guide and Brownie Banquet. The highlight of the banquet oc- curred when Ranger Guider Cathy Geldreich presented Ranger Tracy Stachiw with the Canada Cord - the highest award of the Girl Guide programme. Tracy received a Ranger ring from the Ranger-Cadet Co., a Canada Cord pin from the Guide Co. and a rose from each of the Brownie packs. A presentation of a Guide and Brownie teaspoon to Mrs.' Bernice Pytyck for many years of service to the Local Associa -tion to Guides and Brownies was made by Mrs. Vicki Kostiuk. Brownie Pack 1 sang an action song "This Little Brownie", Pack 2 portrayed a mischievous Brownie in "Do's and Dont's of an Outdoor Adventure", the Guides enacted a play as part - of their history badge "How Girl Guides Began", and the Ran- gers and Cadets led the audience in two Tively numbers. Another photo page 9 .... COMMITTEE STUDYING NUCLEAR WASTE: From page 3 . 3 Speaking of the 'secret workings of the ai iagh industry, Mr. Saunders stated, "There are still alot of unknowns which - we must take into account. For example, AECL has not told us what sites they plan to test-drill this summer; then,-there is the matter of nuclear waste already being shipped through Northwestern Ontario to storage facilities in Pinewa, Manitobal Anyone wishing more information, or wishing to host an educational should contact the Citizens' Committee at 214 Arthur Street, Thunder Bay, Ontario. Local residents please phone 345-9092. Regional residents please phone 622-3258 after 6:00 P.M, Two great days of displays, demonstrations, exhibits, and events are being planned for Confederation College's 10th Anniversary Open House to be held Saturday and Sunday, March 18 and 19, 1978 from 12:00 noon until 8:00 p.m. in Thunder Bay. A committee of a cross section of College employees has been working for several weeks in preparation for a weekend of ac- tivities which will include films, art displays, judo & karate, indoor races, fitness testing, and displays from the Technolo= gy, Applied Arts, Business, Health Sciences and Continuing Ed- ucation divisians. The following College buildings will be open both days: R.T.V. Studio, Hacio Building, Mcintyre Building, Nedco Build= ing, College Hangar, Health Sciences Building - located on the university campus, Neebing Fitness Centre, Dorion Trades Build -ing and the Shuniah Building. The public is cordially invited to visit Confederation Col lege which has, over the past 10 years since its inception in 1967, become an integral part of the whole Northwestern Ontario communi ty. TELEPHONE (705) 856-4497 (705) 856-7154 25 BROADWAY (Rear) WAWA, ONTARIO WE HAVE ALREADY INSTALLED A NUMBER OF FIREPLACES IN MARATHON - LET US INSTALL ONE FOR YOU. in Terrace Bay Phone 825-3747 and leave your name, address and phone number. In Canada itsTilden | Featuring \ GMC trucks ma = f] TILDEN Truck rentals | SPADONI BROS. LTD. SCHREIBER -- TERRACE BAY CALL LARRY AT 824-2304