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O rn W ......I ........ Browniesfly-iup to Guides lsrownie leaders Kathy Hisson, to Guides. Pictured with the Johnston. (Front Row, Ieft to right) Susan Armstrong and Jackie leaders are (middle row, left to Jennifer Kindratiuk, Pamela Kindratiuk (back row), helped Uic right): Laura -Hisson, Becky Hurvid and Joanna Nowlan. brownies use their wings to fly up Adams, Lindsay Walter, Shara Wednesday was an important day for the Newtonville lst Guides, Brownies and Sparks. A number of girls fromn these stages of guiding flew up to the next level. Sparks leader Marion Knapp and District Commissioner Joyce Stephenson saw as Uic Sparks flew up to Uic Brownies. Pictured with Marion Knapp and Joyce Stephenson (back row) are: Samantha Peterson: Lisa Willett; Larissa Coleman; Emnily Barker and; (kneeling) Alyssa Valckx. Gord Lowery returned to headup Orono Athietie by Carol-Ann Oster For the first time the Orono Amateur Athletic Association held an open meeting. The meeting was held on Sunday night at thc Orono arena. Ail convenors for leagues and teams represented by thc OAAA reported on happenings to date. A letter containing an agenda for a July 12 meeting with the CAHA. The OMHA is currently having problems with Uic CAHA. The main problemn is insurance. This wiil bc addressed at thc July 12 meeting. BRHL, the Hockey House League teamn has received the first revision on an agreement between the BRHL and the OAAA. Two smail changes have been requested by Uic OAAA. Bats, helmets and other equipment and supplies have been purchased for Uic TONRA teanis. They have currently found a sponsor for one teamn and are seeking others. A problem with people who are playing bail without having yet paid registration fées was also addressed. Girls' Softball and Soccer are both running smoothly with no problems to report. Nominations for OAAA positions were held recently and Uic new electives are as foilows: Gord Lowery, President; Art Reid, lst Vice-President; Ray Bester, 2nd Vice-President; Laverne Boyd, Secretary and Rorie Woods, Treasurer. Correspondence was received from Town of Newcastle Council. The Town is currently seeking the naines of two Mrena ComImitte memlbers to serve on a new committee. The Mrena Report shows that the arena had a good year financially and otherwise. The arena was closed only for a couple of days due to bad weather. It was reported that Uic Orono Hockey Parents have decided to take on Uic roller skating booth this year. rDutcli ~~ Ca rpenti y CUSTOM HOME BUILDING RENOVATIONS "SmaII Jobs and Large l'Il Take Charge" 1-705-277-2397 JOE H. LEYSTRA Guides Shannon Armstrong, Amanda Bouley, Rebecca Hisson and Amy Farrow, received their All-Around Cords from Guides. The girls are awarded the Ail- Around Cord after three years of guiding and completing a number of required tasks. This is Uic last year that Uic all-around cord will be presented to Guides, due to changes in Uic Guiding program. Pictured here are(back row, left to right) : Leader Kathy H-isson; Shannon Armstrong; Becky Hale; Amanda Bouley; Leader Sue Bouley and; District Commissioner Joyce Stephenson. (Front' row, left to righit) Rebecca Hisson and Amy Farrow. Euchre resuits for May 14 were: High scores David Thrower 106; Marie Couroux 102; Jean Jiisen 85-, Doug McGimnpsey and Hazel Pigott each with 82; and Minnie Taylor 79. Draw winners Jean ONeill, Walter Murphy; ChIarlie Campbell, Olive Little and Reg Elliott. The Newcastle Community Liaison Group invites you to a PUBLIC Mnw"ETING F-or more inormation contact uana Kserr of the NeWcastle (Jommunity Liaison Group The Topic: The Port Granby Low Level Nuclear Waste Site YOUR PARTICIPATION IS VITALLY IMPORTANT. YOU CAN BECOME PART 0F THE SOLUTION TO LOW LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE IN THE TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE N4" 1