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Programs are built around a very simple camp Jife. Scenic and educational trips are usualâ€" Iy arranged by the host camp. There is, of course, respect for individual religious beliefs. Delegates consist of four elâ€" I feel that CISV plays a very important role in expanding inâ€" ternational knowledge and unâ€" derstanding in our community. It appears to me that people in this area have little knowledge of CISV and in my essay I would like to stimulate interest and to recognize the work of the local branch. The Children‘s International Summer Village was founded in 1946 by Dr. Doris Allen, as:â€" sociate professor of psychology at the University of Cincinnati. The first camp held in Cincinâ€" nati in 1951 with children from nine countries attending. Toâ€" day, CISV is established in over 35 countries. The purpose of these villages is to create a miniature world in which elevenâ€"yearâ€"olds can form lasting friendships and learn tollerance and understanding, in the hope that these qualities will help to build a path to betâ€" ter world undestanding in the future. Miss McNuity hopes to major in French and Spanish, and evâ€" entually to travel abroad. In exâ€" cerpts from her essay, printed in the Free Press, she writes .. Daughter ol~Mrs. J. H. McNulâ€" ty and the late Mr. McNulty, she is a member of the concert band, students council basketâ€" ball team, and the young adult church group. Chosen as School Queen to represent Waterloo Collegiate Institute, in the London Free Press School Queen‘s Club, Nina McNulty has won honors in acâ€" ademics and athletics during her five years of high school. Forsees Better Understandings Resulting From C.1.S.V. Camps PAGs Sz Free Press Photo Main Store Wellesley _â€" _ Phone 203 Branch Store St. Jacobs MO 4â€"2761 Latest Shades Men‘s Trousers Assorted Shades â€"â€" First Quality Work Trousers â€" Reg. $5.95 Special 3.4 MILL END STORE Check our prices and compare as we do sell for less. Open Stock â€"â€" Cups, Saucers, Plates, Veg. and Cereal Bowls Platters All At Reduced Prices â€"â€"â€" _ Wellesley Main Store 4 Different Shades â€"â€" Special Unbleached Cotton Sheeting 81 Inches Wide Nina McNulty Waterloo Colltgiate Institute St. Jacobs Branch Store Wool Blankets Melmac Dishes PAINTS New officers elected are: pr+â€" sident. Mrs. H. A. Henrick, ist vice â€" president, Mrs._ Chatles Ward; 2nd vice president. Mrs. W.A.E. MecBryde; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Howard Uhrig: recording secretary, Mrs. Ken Fryer and treasurer, Mr. Alex Beveridge. Other execiutive members are Mrs. Dennis Meyâ€" Mr. Don McLaren, Kitchener Recreation Director, will adâ€" dress the Kâ€"W Home and School Association to beâ€"held at Brightâ€" on Public School tonight at 8:00. He will speak on "How to he a Tom Sawyer‘". Those attending will _ divide _ into _ workshop groups after the address. At the annual meeting of the MacGregor Home and School Monday night. Mr. W. S. Houghâ€" am, Superinterdent of Public Schools. spoke on the planning which went into the Quickfall School and explained changes occuring this Fall He also inâ€" troduced Mr. Jack Bean, princiâ€" pal of the Quick{all School. and by CISV reunion camps. This summer the Waterloo County chapter will host the gathering at Belwood Lake, Shan Dam, near Fergus, from August 3â€"31.« Delegations from Denmark, Finland, Israel, Liberâ€" ia, Mexico, The Netherlands, Sweden, United States. and Urguay, have been invited to evenâ€"yearâ€"old children carefully selected by their communities, and one adult chaperone. At this age, the children are old enough to comprehend and reâ€" member this international exâ€" perience, and to relate their new understanding fo families and friends. The friendships are kept alive by correspondence and by CISV reunion camps. This summer the Waterloo County chapter will host the Around and About Only Sale 97¢ ot up 3.]5.â€"« 3.45â€" 98¢ .â€" The Waterlon Senuts: Ladies Auxiliary met last Wednesday for a potluck supper at the home of Mrs. Molly: Playford, 247 â€" Murdock | Street. Sixteon members are Mrs Mary Dillon members were present; two new and Mrs. Joyce Brooker. Mrs. C. F. Holland, Albert Street. and Mrs. Clare Esbauch, Columbia Street, have be>n apâ€" pointed delegates to the Hamilâ€" ton _ Diocesan _ convention _ in Guelph next week at the Church of Our Lady, Guelph. They will represent the St. Michael‘s Caâ€" tholic Women‘s League. Miss Sharon Lee Shantz of Waterioo was valedictorian of the â€" graduating class of _ St. Mary‘s Hospital School of Nursâ€" ing. The class of 37 members held their. graduation exercises at the Mutual Life Auditornum. Christine Kawalic Wins Out Over Nine Other students of Sister Valâ€" entia also won prizes. Miss Eva Senger won a $25 prize, and the Symphonic _ String _ Orchestra, which had previously won at Hamilton and in the Waterloo County Festival , won a $50 prize. Those attending the meeting were entertained by a onzâ€"act play by the Drama Club, a fash ion show by the girls from the home economic classes and selâ€" ections by the Festival Choir. Two Waterloo girls, Donna and Geraldine Zahra, won the" open accordion duet class at the Fesâ€" tival. These children are learning to understand foreign customs and cultures, and they are learâ€" ning to adapt this knowledge to their own background and exâ€" perience. This I believe, is preâ€" paring the ground for a new generation of international unâ€" derstanding. er, Mrs. Martin Dolbeer, Mrs. Ray Anthes and Mrs. Norman Meéikle. Miss Christine Kawalec, 10 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kawalec, Park Street, Kitchemner, won a $50 prize at the Stratford Music Fesâ€" tival this month. She won over nine other contestants with her selections "Irish Lullaby" by Clake and "Minuet" by Blechâ€" ford. Miss Kawalec is a student of Sister Valentia at the St. Louis Convent. o 4 k2 7 se s sn ce d Eo meenaa‘ s â€" l enn attend this first CISV camp in Canada. FLAVORâ€"FLAVOR who‘s got the FLAVOR? ... ND @ The Prestige It‘s Wilson‘s Ginger Ale of course. And here‘s why. A formula, developed durâ€" ing 88 years of experience (and exclusive to Wilson‘s) gives just the right balance of true ginger flavor and carbonation to please the most particular palate. So, if you like ginger ale to taste like ginger ale, you‘ll buy Wilson‘s â€" and get more real refreshment â€" more for your money, too. GINGER ALE Christine Kawalec The Prestige 64â€"3 Products of the plastic induâ€" stry are gaing to the dogs, these days. Nimble fingers are ‘aking polythene film and franstormâ€" ing af into decorative French poodles . . . posh pooches that are distinetive yet fun to make. The poodles are maile almast entirely ofpomâ€"poms. and fcurâ€" teen are reqiired for cach pup â€" three for.cach leg, one for the head and a smaller one for the tail. The pom poms are mardle exâ€" actly the same way as woollen nes. using oncanch strips. of the plastic fhlm instead of wool yiurn â€" Polythene â€" film can be houzht by the yard ato most hardware stores orâ€" the. plastic bazs dry cleaners return clothes in will do It tikes the film from one warimert h.|: to make a plump pom pom. about the size of a fangerine. Since this project is prineipal Since this project is prineipal Iy one of pom pom making. a suggestion for cultting down the time required to make them should beâ€" welcome. The usual Dare‘s Assorted Home Cured Side Bacon . 69¢ Ib. Meaty Spare Ribs . 43c Ib. & FREIBURGER‘S FOOD MARKET 92 King St. S., Waterloo Opp. Waterioo Square French Poodles That Do Not Need Trimming Sliced, Rindless Phone 744â€"4241 3 pkgs. $1.00 Wed. 8 â€" 12 Noon Fri. TIH 9 p.m. Store Hours COOKIES way is to wind the yarn â€" or in this case the oneâ€"inch strips of plastic ~ around two doughnut shaped pieces of cardboard. However, in order to eliminate the â€" threading of the | plastic through the centre hole each time, simply eut a narrow slice away from the doughnut rings. The film can then slip through this opening as it is being wrapâ€" ped around the rings. The resulâ€" ting pomâ€"pom will not be a per fect sphere, but in this case i: doesn‘t matter; the bare spoi can be turned so that it is hidâ€" den by the adjoining pomâ€"pom. A cardboard core is used for the body, wrapped in film,. and the legs, tail and head are made hy running heavy wire through the centre of the pomâ€"poms and then securing it to the body. The face is a cork with two black map pin for eyes. and a thumb or carpet fack is used for the nose. A ribbon bow at the neck is a nice finishing touch, hut one that is purely a matter of choice. Since polythene film can be bought in a range of colours â€" blue, pink, yellow and green, it‘s possible to make a litter that is as colorful as it is fetching‘ MANUFACTURER‘S OUTLET CO. S 2287 King St. E.. Kitchener Opposite New A&P Store Open daily 9 a.m. â€" 6 p.m. Thurs. & Fri. 9 a.m. â€" 9 p.m. Phone 742â€"6341 Drapery, upholstery and slip cover fabrics Tremendous selection of outstanding values Rewrew and redecorate with the finest at special spring prices and save. FABRICS Lions Dairy 4H Meet The Waterioo Lions Dairy 4H elub had a record attendance for their meeting Tuesday, at the home of Roy Brubacher, RR 1, Waterloo. Their membership showed an increase from 18 in 1968 to a high of 31 for the curâ€" rent year. S JESSOPS cieaners Ontario & Duke Sts. Beets 229. A&P Chaice Quality, PINEAPPLEâ€" Drink 269: STRAWBERRY Choice Quality, Whole Reg. 2 tins 35câ€"SAVE 6e SUPERâ€"RIGHT, VAC PAC Jane Parker, large _ Reg. each 59câ€"SAVE 14e ANGEL FOOD CAKE AsP SELLS OMEY RED BRANOD BEEFâ€"PROVE TO YOURSELF THAT SHORT OR CROSS RIB BURNS THIN SLICED Jane Parker Reg. Price each 59câ€"SAVE 10c lona (Colour & Pectin Added) COOKED HAM PIE Macaroni & Cheese Loat 25«â€"~49. **""" aatornar, may son tree â€" __ |____________ REDEEM this COUPON at A«P MINCED BEEF 39 PORK CHOPS = â€"49 RIB ROAST BEEF ROASTS & YUKON CLUB EXTRA SPECIALS at A«P BLADE ROAST BLADE BONE REMOYVED THIS COUPON VALID UNTIL SATURDAY, MAY 30th, 1964 WATERLOO SQUARE A Carton of 6 12â€"f1â€"oxzx bott les of fur chrat aftanme i racont fea Comnen im FREE WiITH A PURCHASE OF $10.00 OR MORE large 24â€"02 size Reg. Price jar 63câ€"SAVE Bc Reg. Prieo tin 39câ€"SAVE 9¢ GINGER ALE == 24â€"flâ€"or jar Free! Free! receiving an assist from John Shopherd, assistant agricultural representative. Mr. Brubaches gave hints on pasture manage ment and also explained the benefits of zero grazing. was in charge of the meeting, Members judged two classes of dairy cattle The next mectâ€" ing is slated for June 16. ~A5. 40. 55. 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