PAGE 4, WHTBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1991 SPACE AE SHELVING- SPACE PLUS 2 BASKET SYSTEMI j~~~~~~~... ..eEtnI0It G 2t,19 e Size 18112" X 191/" X 41" 9 5 pull out baskets e Bulit-in stops e Rouler track with nylon roller(. e Cut away basket front *High quality finish 8 0T 1 KS NRD S NYow Environmentally-friendly soap Guides embark on new campa1ign By Maureen uiniýan It's been said that environmen- tai awareness begins at home, but the Girl Guides of Canada are out to change that. The guides are moving on to a fresh new campaign, ater For Tomorrow. » For a few months of the year girl guides wili move away from seiling cookies to launch a new, less tasty product-- bio-degrad- able, envmrnmentally-friendly, fragrance-free soaps. Bginning this ail the natural soap will be reachig yvour door via the nearest girl1gide. These soaps,g with no oil pro- ducts, packaged without. plastic wrap and in a box made of recycled paper, are designed to keep bWrowies and girl guides alike well informed and respon- sible citizens. The soap bas been on the sheives of girl1gude shops loca- ted at 398 BaylySt. W. mnAjax and at 121 Simcoe Street south in Oshawa since April. So far, judging from the res- panse from guides and their fam- A val lable Low Fat, Cholesterol-Free Apple B ran MuffI*n t2 Grams of fat per serving @ 1990 McDonald's Restaurants of Canada Limited McDonald's Whitby WHITBY MALL Thickson Rd. & HWY #2 ilies, the public is «extremely pleased with the performance of the soaLp," says Janice Slaughter, Ontario Division public relation advisor. The recyclable boeçes are accompanied by a comment card and, te date, the response has bee 94 per cent approval from residents of Durham Region. "Leaders of guide units are very positive of the future of the responsible soap," says Slauîghter. ."Pilans of expansion are already being considered,"but soap will remain the main target for the time being. A box of three soaps vith the g1r 1de logo will cost $6. FiVypercent of ail profits from the projected sales of the 200 000 boxes will go to varicus guide units and the National Council for Girl Guides of Canada. The guide programi bas aiways focused on the environmient. Badges and awards of merit can be earned ini wildlife, bird studies, camping and, other naturi activities. Now the GGC's message «leave aniy footprints and taxe only memories will be remembered every time we reach for a bar of soap. A new charter has been awar- ded in the Whitby scouts organi- zation. The Wbitby Fallingbroak l2th Beavers have already organized two colonies compising mare than 50 children. The group was spearheaded by a graup of parents interested i ginthe Faingbroak area a charter. Rab Julian, Tam, Gar- diner, Jim Yeates, Bruce Gibson and Margaret Kontos worked coeywith Dave Smith, who anegrowth and deveiapment within the scouting organizatian. The tiret meeting was held Oct. 15 and the charter was p resented te sponsor Knights of Clumibus, Holy Family Parshp, who sponsor over 200 children. Gerry Emm,. président of Whitby District Council, presen- ted the charter te Michael Con- ners p rs an kni¶ht for Kni e of umbu, 0Fam- iy Ãoih. f Instructars received training from Jennifer Ackiand. Support from parents, accord- ingto Julian, has been good. Next year the charter plans ta start a cub pack with as maLny of the eilîdrein who will advance from beavers. Maximum age for beavers is 7. After the cub mem- bers reach age .11, they can move on te the scout level. The grawth of the Whitby area, particuiariy Fallingbrook, lias helped the charter to con- tinually grow i a realtively short time frame. «We have had some parents caîl te pfut their boys on a wait- ingls at the age o f three,» Jian said. Boys muet be' at least five years oid ta join bea- vers. SHARE YOUR VIEWS WITH YOURM.oPe vox POPFOIU Town Hall Style Meeting with René Soctens, M.P. Friday, February. 22 7:15 PM TO 9:00 PM AJAX MUNICIPAL BUWDING, Whitby scouting Nýe w beavri colonieas form-JJ«IedI thr-uwa muffler & brake centre y