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v ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY, JUNE llth,_1964 Hunts il oz. Botties, CATU 6 for- 2c Off White, Pink, Yeliow Twin Packs Ballet TISSUE 5 lfor- Royal Golid - Reg, or Nippy 8 oz. pkgs. C heeseeSsces 4for' "Mx'cm and M3atch 'em"ý Froe -5VatiesM 6 oz. Tins Sunks unch 8 for, ALLENS DRINK - 5 Varieties 3 48-oz Tins' IGA TOMATO JUICE - Faney 8 20-oz. Tins Foe,: FRUIT. COCKTAIL Libby Fncy 4.15-oz. Tins Gardlen Patch IOLE KERNEL CORN 7 14-oz. Tins For HABITANT SOUP - Pea or Veg. 8 15-oz Tins For, IGrA EVAPORATED MILK 7 Tail Tins For MONARCH CAKE MIX - Pouch Pak 6 9Y2 oz., pk. SURF DETERGENT 40e off King Size 1-GA FOIL WVRAP 4 25-fM' Roils IGA WîAXE,ýLD PAPER 4 100-ft. Rolis KLEEN-ýEX - Reg. or Chubby 6 Pkgs. PEIX FREEN BISCUITS 29e rangé 4 8-oz. pkgs. IGxA MARGARINE - Coloured 5 1-lb. pkgs. PlEPSODENT TOOTUHPASTE Giant size Prices Effective lune 10, 11, 12 and 13. We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Extra This Week, A Total nonus 0f $3 ~Tapes RECEIVE AN EXTRA $1000 BONUSý TAPE Wesingbouse 40,0'or 100 ýwatt LIGHT BULBS Twin Pack IGA' Pink Liquid DETERGENT 24 oz. Container RECEIVE AN EXTRA $600 BONUS TAPÎE KOTEX REGULAR' Pkg. Of 12 RECEIVE AN EXTRA $400 BONUS TAPE JAVEX BLEACH1 64 oz. Container RECEIVE AN EXTRA $200 BONUS TAPE: Polar King Frozen CHIP STEAKS - 4 oz. Pkg. j'roduce of U.S.A. No. 1 Grade CELERY HEARTS Eaeh Freshly Ground MINCED BEEF Any Pkg. --0 0 0 = = < O = = = = = c Hospitality - Save 10e APPLE PIE eu-C h, 3 9 Cinnainon - Save 2c ICED LO'JAF each 32c Dempsters - Save 4c LEMON PUFFS pkg 41c4 TABLERITE - Canada's Finest Quality Red or Blue Brand Beef Short Rib b 45c ROAST l Cross Cut lb 49c Rib Roastlb 9% Boneless' Sho ulder lb49 Combination- Doilar Day Offer One 1-lb. Pkg. TABLERITE WIENERS One 1-lb. Pkg. Sldnless TABLERITE SAUSAGE Onle 6-oz, Pkg Sliced TABLERITE BOLOGNA ALL FOR Whole - Split or Frenched Pork Tenderloin lb 99é "lBursting with Jice"l SUNKIST 3dz$ A Tasty Trtt B ING CHERRIES l39C lroduce of U2&.Cain. No. 1 Grade BUNCH CAvRROTS 2 bunches 29c 2for 29c Kedal Ne ws The Kendal United Church Women vlsited "The Boys, Train- ing SChool" at CoId Springs o1, Wednesday afternoon June 3rd. IThere were a dozen ladies in three cars. As we drove on to the grounds one lady remarked that she had been here several years ago when it was nothing but a sandy field.-We learned later that the boys lad planted 6,000( trees s0 the camp will be more beauti- fui as the years go by. Last fail, this writer 'drove into the camp and observed a crew of tweive boys working on, the frame work of a garage with the truck parked in the centre they were building the garage around the truck ( or (so it appeared. On Wednesday Mr. Frank Mil-. l er Who is in charge of the For- estry Camp said, "We will look iin at the boys working in their craft shop." So he raised the over- head door of.the garage, they hiad made last fali, and we observed a' dozen boys making drift Wood in- to T.V. Lamps, 'some were sand- papering, shellacing etc., two weýre sawing boaràs for a ping ponig table I1 believýe, ail seemed to bue interested. I inight explain it was threatening ramn so they were working, inside. Anot her crew o! a dozen boys had gone that day to wor-k at "The Dell", which lsaa very pretty, camping place- nortb of McLeans School. Mr. Ed Young- man begap, the work on "The Dell" and the boys are lending assistance iný improvlng it. Then we were ushered into Mr. Miller's office' where we rgse- ed. The flo.or Was perfectly tiled, do;ne -of- course by the boys. They leari by doing. The camp kitchen was immaculate and is managed by two cooks assisted by the boys,. One lad wa s preparing the des- sert which looked very temptig. We understand that the boys pre- pare their own breakfast which they enjoy doing. We toured the dormitories where the thirty-two lads sleep and we saw the shower'room. We walked ini the Public Park north of the camp, besîde the streami,,where the underbr-ush has been cleared away and the 'tal Norway pines give aweom shade. The, boys of. the fraining School have buitairtistic bridges., There' are barbecues in several places with Wood piled high for the visitors to use. They 'have made a "Nature' Trail" on the siope above the creek. The boys are able 40 enjoy this Public Par-k during the week, while the travr- elling public are there ini num-. bers each weekend or hioliday. The boys work from eight tili four then in their free time they carry out many projects that in-. terest them like building a drive- in theatre, or making a rink in winter, a basebail diamond in summer etc. They have classes also and are keenly interested in the science course. We observed two lads who were quite gifted in sketching although classroom work was finished at the end of May. -, The slogan of the army miglit be used here, "Sons of tramips: or sons of Rings, we teach them to be men." Our presîdent, Mrs. W. H. Fos- ter, expressed the appreciation of the U.C.W. to Mr. Miller for the kind hospitallty shown'us. Mr. Les Morgan had a narrow escapýe on Friday night. He was returning home about midnight Iwhen bis steering gear broke in the car, as he was passing over the bridge north of Mr. John Kor- opatwa's home on the sixth line. The car turned over on its top ini the creek. Hie was trapped inside for a long time with the water Up to bis waist. Many cars went by but none saw bis overturned car. At last he managed to pry open a door and climb ont beside the wire fence. Hie was shaking with the cold but none the worse, Remember Kendal Sunday CUCUMIERS Ont no. I 12