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Mrs. Weber, who is the mother of four children. had never trekked before and her only experience was obtained through read- ing books on the subject and taking long walks. In her own words, "it was a dream The new Opti-Mrs. Club held its last meeting of the year on June 6th, 1977 at the Transylvania Club. Con- venors for the evening were Mrs. Arlene Fleischmann and Mrs. Marlene Nichols. 21 ladies were in attend- ance to hear the guest speak- er, Mrs. Am Weber, who spoke on her adventures as part of a group who trek- ked through the mountains and valleys of Nepal, a small country north of India. Mrs. Weber provided a slide pre- sentation and a very des- criptive account of her fel- 621 KING WEST. KITCHENER K-W Opti-M travel dation vide a - valuable insight" for for students 15 to 17 years old, is fun as well as edu- cational. ho camps of six days duration will be run, July 9-15 and July 23-29. Fee for the week is $35 The first three days of the camp are oriented to water and river-related students first-hand- eiperi- ence in conservation and resourreernanagemettt. -mmeraetivitimtttatwiit give ”Wand insigittintofitheeareees. F'orNatNairsttmasqreit a_aetttttaMeeerperiessee,the betheammer. - Designedasaweekinthe mrtotdooraatthe'ra-- yah Nature Centre near Gama, lhe ACamp gives GR CA spansbrs Resodrce management camp for youth Canter-ttee-ti-cms- _resPree management RAH-BECHTEl FUNERAL HIM ' BHAPEl Convenient Parking includes and tent . entering Wellington or King Street for (8) underprivileged chil- dren to day camp for a two- week period at the Onti- mist Club’s Camp Heidel- berg, $250.00 to the Kitch- ener Kidney Foundation to- wards the Kidney Dialysis Machine at the K-W Hospi- tal, a donation for this same amount was given to this organization in November of last year, making the Kitchener Parks and Rec- reation Department for the I?PPose .0! sending eight it was' décided to doisate 219 following: $208.00 to the the distmrkement Bf monies by the club to various worth- watershed. - The new Guelph Dam will be visited and its operations Fairlake Game Farm will provide insight into the Conservatiop _ Arthority's come true, an ambition that became a reality". She is now planning on a mountain climbing expedition, an- other first for her. A business meeting fol- .low.ed, and Jurtbeing the shed, in order to get a broad outlook on the range of conservation topics. One highlight will include Apps' Mill, an old grist mill south of Paris where there is evidence of the historical use of water. The fourth day of the campisslatedtobeatour of the Grand River Water- a greet in ennui-nuns. le pr9etrts., This year l .7 A "rc7_dlti-P96 KEITH rtukiiiirGr) about to the fund for every Bur; chase of $5.00 or more made at -illV Market Square Store. Starting June 9th Market Square .will_ be donating Sc The Market Square Shop- ping Centre Kitchener in co-operation with CHYM Radio announces the for- mation of their "Send a Child to Camp" Fresh Air Fund. peal, $100.00 to the K-W Rape Distress Centre, mak- ing a total amount of $1,163.- 00 donated in the past year. The outgoing President, Mrs. Vera Snyder, congrat- ulated Mrs. Judy Rehkopf and Mrs. Ursula Struewing for their perfect attendance record. the amount of $125.00 was set aside to assist the K-W Optimist Club with a spe- cial project. Other donations over the past year included $50.00 to the Optimist Inter- national Fund, 830.00 for the purchase of three (3) fruit baskets for three (3) resi- dents at the Sunnyside Home as Christmas gifts, $100.00 to the Sunbeam Home for the purchase of Christmas gifts for twenty (20) chil- dren in residence, $50.00 the techniques as well as tangible applications of resource management, the students on the fifth day will attempt to solve a simulated management problem with their new- found skills. A banquet will be held that' night where the campers willbeabletomeet Conservation / Authority personnel who have made their careers in causewa- tion and resource manage- ment fields. The final day of the camp is also to be a unique day in that the campers will actually be out on the river. Travelling from Brant- ford to Caledonia, the pur- pose will be to observe the land as it is affected by the river. This will in- for their perfect attendance be convenors for this event record. and tickets will go on sale The newly elected slate in September, when our of officers were installed meetings resume. . Send a child to. camp tptal amount donated $500.00 and Water Control Cami at Head Office will be taken. .. Haying _been exposed to Théir plan is"to continue ROSS BRUBACHER of your ' confidence - the. ms. worthy The primary purpose of this special community project is to make the camp- ing experience available to those children who with- out financial support might not otherwise enjoy the fun and learning a camping holiday can offer. 50 needy area children to camp this Summer. donating until enough mgn- " has been raised to send SWS," or 2761. For further information and application forms, con- tact the Community Re- lations Division of the Grand River Causewa- tion Authority at 400 Clyde Rd., Box 729, Cam- bridge IG), Ontario NIR on Saturday, November 5th, 1977 at the Waterloo Knights of Columbus Cen- tre. Mrs. Shirley Daniels and Mrs. Kathy Kirsh will Pres., Mrs. Joanne Kirby. Secretary, Mrs. Kathy Kirsh, Treasurer, and Mrs. Vera Snyder, Immediate Past President, who was present- ed with a cup and saucer in remembrance of her year as President. “ Newly elected President, Mrs. Judy Rehkopf, then took over the meeting and it was decided that the Seventh Annual Wine and Cheese Party will be held agement Camp will be an excellent investment. by Past President. Mrs. Sandy Shanta. They were: Mrs. Judy Rehkopf, Presi- dent, Mrs. Ursula Struew- ing, First Vice-Pres., Mrs. Shirley Daniels, Second Vice from all parts of the water- shed. All cooking will be done by the students them- selves. and tt years old, or know a student who is interested inacareerintheoutat "I W. maul-u“! guinea, films and Orienteering. Campers will meet stir Theeampianottobeatt 0ft. haven; _ Evening l2 King St. N Waterloo 885-04" Selection of New and Used Books phone (519) 621- 15