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PAGE 6 TERRACE BAY NEWS JULY 13, 1977 GUIDING NEWS: FROM Page 5 .... Mrs. Trach's pink six received the dishwasher award as they seemed to get the most and the . messiest dishes to wash and Mrs. Saranpaa's yellow six received the broom award for the neatest and cleanest six. On staff were Dora Track, Gail Pollard = Housemothers; Ingrid Fournier - Cook; Barbara Wise - Nurse; Marilyn Saranpaa - Commandant. On the weekend of June 24 - 26 fifteen Brownies from Pack I Terrace Bay and five Brownies from Marathon attended a Pack Holiday at Three Fingers Lake, Marathon. All the Lead -ers and girls slept in tents and all had lots of fun making new friends and sharing all the chores of camp life. Three Badges - €raft, Artist and Singers along with the Holiday Badge] were worked on. Mr. and Mrs. George Bott of the Marathon Boy} Scout Group Committee, assisted in pitching the] tents and hauling drinking water in from town. Mrs. Liz Burtin, Ranger Leader, was a vis- itor during the weekend. At the close of camp a POW-WOW was held with) a singing display for the Singers Badge. 7 Brown Owl Barbara Lalonde - Nurse and Comman- dant Pam Jones presented the badges. On staff were 'Nancy Evoy - Cook-and Geraldine Belliveau Snowy Owl. It was really appreciated by all the leaders] of both camps, that so many enthusiastic par- ents volunteered to drive Brownies back and forth to Marathon and Nipigon. Brownie Leaders are needed in September. Even if you have no experience, we would wel- come you, and train you to help somewhere with- "in our movement. Contact Marilyn Saranpaa - 3645 or Pam Jones - 3714. THE CONFEDERATION COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY During July and August, normal office hours will be Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. In order to accommodate students seeking information regarding post-secondary programs or wishing to mske fee payments, the Registrar's Office will also be open as follows: / : Saturday, July 23rd - 9:00 a.m. to I2:30 p.m. Saturday, August 6th - 9:00 a,m. to I2:30 p.m. NOTE: The College will be closed gn Friday, July 29th. For information regarding programs, contact: «fl /N HE wv COLLEGE od AY The Admissions Officer Confederation College P.O. Box 398 Thunder Bay, Ontario wr prc (807) 577-5751 TERRACE BAY SOCIAL: Mrs. Gail Savoy and daughter, Bonnie from St. Johns N.B. has been visiting for the past eleven days at the home of her Dad, H. Hart. Gail and Terry Koenig with children, Greg and Terri-Lynn are here visiting with Gail's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dakin. Joyce Jones and daughter, Sharon are here visiting with Joyce's sister and family, Bruce and Sharon Lundberg. After spending three months with Sylvia and Lou Duquette, Mrs. Ballard (Sylvia's moth- er) will be visiting her grandson in Vancouver enroute to her home in Oregon. : TODAY'S ANSWER CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 37 Journalist 1 Maine river Pyle, § "-- in formally Arms" 38 English 10 Gallop river 11 Nickname 38 French for a painter second-rate 40 Egyptian college solar disk 12 Munitions DOWN (sl) 1 Initiate 8 Lover of 24 Goodly 13 Nebraska 2 Jenightly * beauty gathering river business 9 Deviated 26 Compassion 14 Fish eggs suit 11 Exhausted 28 Burden to 15 Well-known 3 Be born 15 Abstract bear princess (3 wds.) oneself 29 Big-game 16 Common 4 Sioux 18 Bookie animal article 5 Nonsense business 30 German 17 Frequent (sl) 21 Denver city newspaper 6 Milkfish building 35 Grassland name 7 Fighting 22 Tardy 36 Tibetan 19 Celtic (3 wds.) 23 Heedless gazelle BL a EE S 6 [7 [8 |9 21 Bit = I 22 Montana city 2 13 24 Worked under- 14 15 6 ground 25 Slugger 17 18 19 a agile 70 2) 21 Workshop F455 54 I= of science 28 Part 25 26 of a franc 27 28 29 [20 31 Wonder- 3 Gumina or Sry : ia 33 Jones or 3 Seaver = 5s 34 Clothier 29 40 38 Valid 7r8