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Seven university and college teams from across Canada are to meet Saturday at University of Waterloo from 2-6 p.m. to partici- pate in the first annual Great Canadian Solar Energy Race. Solar Energy race at UW The race, much like the Shell Fuelathon. will determine which team can design and build the most cost effective thermosyphon solar domestic hot water system. The teams will submit the cost projections of their system before the day of the race for evaluation by the judging team consisting of solar industry experts. The thermal performance will be evaluated by measuring the temperature of the water at three different draws, The design that produces the hottest water at the lowest cost will be declared the winner. With a first prize of an all expense paid trip to the lntema- tional Solar Energy Conference in Montreal. the competition should be fierce. Career Day at Laurier With planning for a career be- coming more important every year. approximately 100 Grade Il, 12 and 13 students from southwest- em Ontario High Schools are expected to attend Wilfrid Laurier University's eighth annual Spring Career Exploration Day May 9, from 10 a.m. to 3.p.m. During the morning session Peter Soroka. WLU's career advi- sor and co-ordinator of the Career Day, will lead the students through a variety of exercises designed to help them discover their career related interests. A panel of university students will share their career exploration experiences and advice, Russell Muncaster, academic vice-presi- dent at Laurier. will be the Inn cheon speaker. During the afternoon. 20 local occupational representatives will be available to talk to students about such areas as accounting. law, public relations, social work, computing. law enforcement. rec- reation. investment sales, coun- selling. marketing. sales, teach. ing, journalism. personnel and The day is open to all students interested in attending university and not just those considering WLU. “Interested wide-ts have been asked to check with their Jennifer Abel, of the 16th Waterloo guides and Stephanie Schultz of the 5th Waterloo brownies helped to celebrate the 75th anniversary of guiding in Canada with the planting of four rose bushes at Centennial School in Waterloo. The roses were gifts from the two Waterloo guide and brownie groups which regularly use the school for their meetings. PatArbuclhnboOo News TI 'l digest _ F=-iiS5,tigieaiiiatg. ‘ May is Family Unity Month in Ontario. There will be a Family Safety Day. Saturday, May 4, NH p.m.. corner of River Road and Lorraine in Kitchener. There will be a bike rodeo and children's safety village throughout the day, safety films for kids ... and a KID CHECK Ll), program by Child Find. For parents ... Judy Harding will conduct a session on Street-proof- ing while children ages 3 and up can attend mini-safety workshops ... all this from 1-3 th WCI student’s geography paper takes top prize Sylvia Brown, a Grade 13 stu, dent at Waterloo Collegiate, won the first prize of $100 for her geography paper in Wilfrid Laurier University's competition for Grade 13 students. The annual competition is spon- sored by the Laurier geography department and is open to Grade 13 students . Flowers of Hope week begins guidance office," Soroka said Family Safety Day in Kitchener Flowers of Hope Bowling Tour nament will be held Thursday, May 9 from l:30p.m. A 3:30 p.m. at Towne Bowl. ll Ottawa Street South. Bill lnkol, the Honorary Chairperson will be attending and presenting the awards. Flowers of Hope Week, May 4-12 is the annual fund raising event of K-W Habilitation Services for the Retarded. Ontario Special Olympics Floor Hockey Tournament will be held on Saturday, May ll starting at 7:30 a.m. and running through to 6 p.m. Teams from the region will be participating in this round robin tournament. The tournament takes place at the Albert McCor» mick Arena. and also at Waterloo Arena, Waterloo, Flowers of Hope Family Bar beque and Open House will be held Sunday. May 12th. beginning at 1 p.m. at the David Fisher Resi- dence in Erbsville. The afternoon programme will include a Brass band and awards presentations to our dedicated volunteers. Saturday. May 4 is the Flowers of Hope Tag Day at various local malls and publlc outlets. May " la Balloon Day at Conestoga Mall. M .....- "‘ art, Weber ttt. w. 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