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Apple Blos-SOMa - Save 4c MNIG'-S tBI S C U T S 2 4 o z p kg 25 c JEGA WHOLE -CHIE KEN 89C Blue FROZENI Fîrst of the season, crisp, garclen freeh GON'OLEITTuC 3 Now Available Du only 690 Màeal Planning" Volumes No. 1, and 2large heads'.19c U im CAfRTS ~U.S. No. i chuck fuli o0'£,eatur,, lflavour 23 for 29C FAMILY CORNER FEA-tURE VALUES G"IRLS SUN DRESSES Sanoriedcotton full skýirted - bcice top wvith sole strape. Whetrimi on pooýket and bodice edge. Assor'ted plan shadles and sizes 9 2ý, 4, 699c INFANTS SUN SUITS Made of coItton plisse for cool comfort in the hotAi months ahead. Fast djrying, no ironfing needeci. 2 Styles - Girls rhumba style or boys romc.per style. White with coliured trim. 9 9%)C il Orn fhScolNw MarcueGraamPete Leucks Delegates To IJ.N. Seminar At Qieem's IUniversity by Pete Louc-ks Two luckyO.iS students have been chosen recently by Mr. Watt te attend the annual United Nations Seminar held at Que-en's Univer- sity, Kingston, Ontario. The Semi- inar will cover, four days, fromn the 23rd of June to the 26th. Marlene Grahamn and yours truly, Pete Loucks, having met the nec- essary qualifications, were the teara selected. These requiremnents were above average mark-; in History and an avid intereet in current world affairs. The Semoinar wili have a regist- tration of 85 students chosen from 'Eastern Ontario High Schools. These students are preferably fromn Grade 12 and with intentions of re- turning to schiool next vear. The IDirectors of thje Se-mirnar will be Dr.~ D. M. Schurmani of Rnyal Mi]- "itary Colleg-e and Mrs. B. N. Kropp, Past President of the United Na. tiens- Association in Canada (Kin~g- ston Branch). In bringing together these stu- dents,- the Semiinar, besides provid. ing them wvith the chance to live in a University residence for several days, enables the students to stucdy and discuss the importance of the U.N. in Ou" lives", and sends themn back better prepared te lead dis- cussions about the United Nations in next year's classes. The total cost of the Seminiar wil be $25.00, not i-nclu)dinjg transporta- tion and incidentais. To pay the In- ita] $50.00 the Masonic Lodge, the Oddfeilow's Lodge and the Heather Rebekah Lodge have been asked'to contri'bute. These organizations, wer'e approached again ýthis year because they helped in the past. --- O.H.ýS. STUDENTS EXCEL. <From rPage I) Lake, Maartense, Damchuk -a Spark 01IS. Sofball 'Win by Doug Martin' Last Thursday afternoom at, Or- ono Park, the Orono High Schoul boys' softball team played host to~ their friendiy rivais from Biack- stocks Cartwright High Sehool. The weather was perfect for base- bal, with clear skies and a warmFL day. The Orono boys came out on top~ 16-3, but the score w7as not typicai of the play, as the O.H.S. teami wa4o aided by some luck and poor f ield- ing on the part of the Blackstock team. Nevertheless, the Orono team dihd' play some good basebali led by the~ exceptiorial fielding of Everett Lake~ at third, Pete IMaartense a first, ndDon Danchuk in centre f ield. These three players also had somýe timely hIts along wvith AMdy Svtch and Gary -McMackin. The Blackstock teami was led by the speedl-bali pitching of Clem WNil- soGn, who also -contributed somne good hits for the visitors. Although the Blackstock pftcher had good -speedc, he lacked control, walking a* number of Oronoý Players-, - whlch produced some importanit runs lor- the home team.- On the whole it-was an entertain- ing bail game, capabiy. umpired b,- Mr. Rutherford behind the plate and Eric C-'areton on the base lines. ThieOrn lineup was as foiiows: Bill Tamblyn, Gary MeMackin,, Andy Sutch, Robbie, Reid,- Peter Maartense, Grant Tamblyn, Teir Carleton, Everett Lake, Dave Prun- er, Don Danchurk, Ronnie Gay and- Bill H4utton. t.~~~~~~~~ nswrwllutan. rvdaarea .,i of pure ioy and wholesorne- in!g well expressed, andlt rjii z:ltisfyin-g duif-ting closing thm g ani excellent prograrn of varied en- J Mdrs. st.' Jo-'ýand thie Principal,. if ~ ~ ~ ýM rtimntVr att, are to be congratulated MUrs. M. HIlale and Mýiss Joan lon the fine resuits of th&îr inst-iuc- A]lin were f-il ( ;ac.ornplished aïcomn- tion ,with thie Majorettes and to MVr.. ipanists of the vnn. The' hall Ford is extended the grateful ap- I 'as profusely deccorated wil'th bnspeifo of the community on his- of spring flowers, liiacs, tulipýs anattl"lainrn'l'elt in m-fusic in two shiortI apple blossoms,an as one satinyr, at Oronio High Secool. We Iihis, bowe--r of beauty, the sweet-! shall eagerly anticipate future con- ,srnelllng Breath of Spring pervad- tributions f rom The Glee Club and ed the air an--d lifted irusic loyers; to The -Majorettes. IOrono Fuel& Lumber Li*mited I orono, Ontario,- phone. 14S14 Mother Pa Tea 40c Off Surf Pepsodent Toot Globe Cho 10, 12$.2 Food f