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ing season winds up with the final night of playâ€"offs Going into this final night, Cooniz (Continued from Page 4) USED _ 21" TELEVISION | COFFIELD WASHER : STOGKIE ELECTRIG & APPLIANCES MARCONI “'-F' $249.95 as low as DRY IRONS Reg. $13.95 TOASTâ€"Râ€"OVEN Reg. $42.50 HAND OR STAND MYIXERS Reg. $37.50 FRY PAN & COVER Reg. $26.95 GOLDEN GLIDE SHAVERS 84 KING ST. S. LEONARD REFRIGERATOR 11 cu. ft. aut. defrost Reg. $439.95 NOW $279.95 GURNEY 24" RANGE completely automatic Reg. 299.95 NOW $179.95 EUREKA VACUUM _ CLEANERS from $52.00 up ____ CONCERT CHORD ORGAN $99.00 up | FIXTURES, SOCKETS AND WIRING SUPPLIES CUT TO THE BONE TERRIFIC REDUCTION®S ON T.V. AND RADIO TUBES. Everything must go, we just have a few weeks left & the store must be cleaned out. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE QPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY GENERAL ELECTRIT AND SUNBEAM APPLIANCES DRYERS Reg. $269.95 NOW $149.95 Rumig‘s Old Timers lead the, pack but there have been sevâ€" Captains that thisâ€" situation might be changed. At any rate Friday is the night and if you have a favourite team in the 15955 PH. SH 5â€"4116 $17.95 $15.95 $9.95 1 ONLY was $199.95 MARCONI TELEVISION _ $219 COFFEE PERCULATOR Reg. 38.95 $27.95 DRY IRONS Reg. $13.95 $9.95 STEAM IRONS Reg. $21.50 $14.95 MIXMASTER Reg. $56.05 . $39.95 HANDMIXERS Reg. $25.25 $16.95 FLOOR POLISHERS Reg. $51.75 0 $36.95 them on, they might need your to a team that needs your sup cheer for Tiger Warnboltz‘s team "The Ringers", they have had the unfortunate trouble of And be sure to tell your friends you always prefer Goudies Gifts Choose the furniture for your new home, drapery, rugs, linens, china from Goudies and be assured of quality, beauty and comfort. You‘ll find beautiful nylon lingerie for your trousseau . . . your "going away" clothes . . . and all your coordinated accessories handy under one Semeui® IT‘S BRIDAL WEEK WEDDING DRESS BRIDESMAIDS‘ DRESSES AND DRESSES FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE WEDDING WATERLOO ne« $125 l For the loveliest wedding of the year come to Goudies for $65 up at Goudies of Kitchener heing. on the bottom><f the heap all winter, of course with: some of us bowlers being on the team, maybe Tony has not had a chance. The turn out for ‘Pal Day‘ was very satisfactory. Each of the three classes enjoyed a very satisfying period of games. Next week we return to our regular class programme. This Saturday is ‘Swim Day‘. The fellows will meet at MacGregor School at 2:00 pm. From there they will proceed to the downtown °Y‘ building for instruction and free swim sessions. We hope to see all the pals from ‘Pal Day‘ out for gym class in the morning and swim in the afternoon. Junior Hiâ€"Â¥ also fits into this picture. The club members are responsible for their own programme and projects. They must make their own arrangements for any special events. Their mentor, Jack Alexander, is on hand as a consultant for such operations. Each fellow is responsible for his own beâ€" haviour in and out of Boys‘ Town. by Larry Hamel To assist with the development of personal integrity and independence is one of our purposes at Waterloo Boys‘ Town. Each member usually travels to Boys‘ Town on his own. Some walk, some ride bicycles, others come on roller skates and wagons. In some cases this may be the boy‘s first taste of inâ€" dependence. Every fellow is required to bring running shoes, shorts, and a Tâ€"shirt. He is responsible for the care and cleanâ€" liness of these articles. In some cases it is not possible for a youngster to bring all or part of his gym uniform. This does not prevent him from attending classes. It is our policy to help the youngsters obtain proper gym clothes. Various members of the three classes have individual responsibilities such as: keeper of the balls, coat monitors, and storage monitors. In the craft classes the individual may choose his own project. If he needs help our crafts instructor, Gary Parker, is on hand to provide it. Monitors are needed in this area to help maintain order and cleanliness. At the present time the fellows are producing such articles as wallets, change purses, comb cases, pencil cases and watch bands. weekâ€"end the smelts were just starting to run, so it would seem that if the weather conâ€" tinues to warm up, this weekâ€" end the smelts should be realâ€" ly running, or should we say, really swimming. A meeting of the club dirâ€" ectors will be held on Wedâ€" nesday night, April 27th, at the club house at 8.30 p.m This will be a chance for all the new members of the dirâ€" ectors to meet with other felâ€" low directors and it is hoped ‘"‘Trifles make perfection, and perfection is no trifie." King and Queen Streets, Kitchener ‘s Comments Whereâ€"will be a good turnout ~ ldal"!bm Ontario Hospital Insuranc* "Family" premiums do not cover a dependent child after he or she becomes age 19. Separate premiums should be paid for these young pceople. United Sportsmen‘s Dance wi be held at the club house an it is hoped some of our men bers will be able to attend an« help make this second annual Sportsmen‘s Dance a real sucâ€" One week from Saturday, Trout season opens, as if our readers were not aware, we hope all our trout fishermen are ready. the