E . A . _ ‘ _ S 8'11ieGus.rdian,Oiisrlottst:own.'!1in1s.,Juiyz819e2.l1!-uuovneonuvboamlnluunusmualtuueov o o ndseIessnIhuethpHOaheeamwM&alsueunaue!eassds.andmtehnllhai1i l ’ "‘..‘§‘.’.‘E".‘.‘.‘.‘.‘.‘:?°‘L‘:‘.’.{.'.E....”;‘..“.... 1: “‘“.r:"l"r°blems 05 10"" A'‘-‘9'''¢° l";.“.°'*“.:‘.“‘“ “° '::.“' .... :1’; “rs "“"'..:.*“°°"' :.”.2.:::‘°~..“°:.' °' - . . _ a ve o e co eci-I . arisen in e sn- 3." earson s . rs sc on. t Li noimcement in his capacity as LAG CAUQES -“N519”; Power Company Limited. an

_ ' intoned. . we were shown the ‘ vized terms, the children are in 0 A B 1 F A -

P__ dormitories and dining rooms. state institutions. I t r mterngtiona] gxgcuﬁvg emu-. mrhe 1“ in meeting the” ex The announcement undemnad

‘V: 315° guarded by Pi°“"‘°5 °‘ The progiession to maturity’ man of the Council on World pecgam-mg 15 3 331°“, cause of

L"“i“' ‘ma d"‘V’°d in "335 ‘‘"d is smooth. Alter kindergartenl OTTAWA (CP)—~An lnternn- lproblems oi Latin American i T911901“ ll NCW Y°Yk~ 39 ind tensions which are troubling :l;e..::p;‘:::¢;::o;:e1:r:s:m: - (Wu

“"3 Wm‘ 5'°g‘“‘5 °f °°mm‘""~comes school. with emphasis on tional groun oi 80 leaders in‘economIc and social develop-lDl¥ FY38! Wm 50 ¢°'¢h3l1'm¢|‘ elements in the world - wide , . Y n I t! tion to help translate lulu ml-

"""' Ff” hm” "5 5" ‘f~°""‘ ‘’,"d | technology and neglect of hu- | public affairs. economics. husi- i ment at a six-day conference in . 0‘ “'9 meellllt , quest for well-being and peace." “-5' 3 “("‘° °' mlﬂﬂnlflcenl mhlmanities. 'ness and education will discuss’Brazil next month. i "Vigorous economic and so-' other Canadians Mill icy and PPICUCE 1‘e¢0mmenda- c0m.bre\;adssv.m¢}i‘ais" rb;-eaéi and Mm, schmhpionee, camps .0 The conference, to be held clal development in the Latin . attend the conference: Dr. John-tions which may emerge from “YO” See} 1 lm°" ‘ rte m’ d age 14. and then to the Komso- ical lessons well, and to the :Aug. 6-11 was an II on no ed American countries and greater Holmes. president of the ca ithese private. high-level discus- EDS' Not:-' this is the '10 ng 5 0° gm mol (Young Communists gifted, go stiponds for higher ;Jointly Saturday by Llberal,undei-standing and mutual help Indian Institute of internationallslons." third in a series oi five ar- ticles by a U.S. newspaper man-tourist who recently spent three weeks in Russia. 3 DON DEDERA

in .9 5

A" pia"° "°°°mpa"im°"t: for 0"" child‘."‘'” she said‘ ;Leaguel which now claims ii education. For those who rebel. ‘Leader Lester B. Pearson and itoward this end are essential if Affairs; Rev. Georges - Henri Representatives will go from ' Levesque of Quebec City. vicc- Europe. Airiea and‘ the Middle

Olithe S1838 is 3 D0Fl1’3il- |PROGRESSi0N SMOOTH ‘membership of 20,000,000. or are dull. the factory and the .Dr. Alberico Frags. rector of ‘this continent ‘is to have its It is of Comrade Lenin. I In kindergartens and camps. Topthose who learn their polit- farm. {the University of Bahia in Sal- ‘place in an upanding world ‘chairman oi the Royal Society ‘East. outdoor stage of R kindergarten DEVON RINDLESS

near the city's industrial centre. '- A few years ago the same ' If sign read: “Wt: thank Stalin for our happy childhood." Pllltllfﬂ Pack “I. I Next year there may he An- = ,' other name on the sign. hut the I '

moppets of the Soviet Union will l l1)IN ENDS OR RIB ENDS

live on in zratitude toward : ,‘

whatever symbol is selected by . .

Our lntourisl Euidc siulzesled , I the Communist party, . t I

3 Arizona Republic Columnist (Distributed by The Associated Pressl ' KHARKOV. Soviet Union— 3 “We thank oui nation (or our ‘ happy childhood.“ read the tran- Ilstion of a red sign over an

CANADA PACKE-RS

CO-OP SUPER MARKET

. . , 1 S . . . Q ‘ ;f,‘;"‘§ff-.‘m"n ,f,“',‘f§,T;‘;'[.s ’,’,',°-'f}f, ; FRESH ISLAND EVISCERATEI) — 4 T0 5 LBS.

Kharkov tractor plant. The di- l

rector is an allnzelher pleasant

grandmother named Fora Mois- "A" C leyeva. '

“We hoqin educating mir children as soon as they are MAPLE LEAF VAC PACK

[ble to learn." said Fera.

nnARm:D T\l.'Rll\'G WEEK . A A The 300 children of the kinder-

garten are boarded during the 6 “L C

week and some no home for

mkendr CANADA PACKERS DEVON

“Our pro:i'am i:i\'c.< proper rest and recreation." ‘Fora con- ‘inued. “in winter the children . . sleep in good protection. and C "I. lhey exercise in ultra - violet 'lzhl. -

“Our children are from three ?» seven in age. A typical sched- , tile for an older child would he: STEAK .7 Up at seven. gymnastics until ROAST ' ' eight. then hicakfast. then a '

‘esson in music or some other ' .

Remember . . . each winner gets FREE all the groceries. meal. etc... they can gather in 3 minutes cit the Co-op. except there can be no duplication of items.

we visit ‘he kindergarten. sl

mtdonrs. and then return for ’---—-"‘ rlinner. A hath and then sleep for two hours Up at 3:15 for tea. some nmiisin: nlav sur-‘I a dolls or lhoairc. Seven o’cloL-I; !IlppE‘l‘. and to bed b_v right.

"Parents Day as they can. Some childrcn are boarded free

“l\‘o\\' the children have pre- pared a show for you."

We were sealed around a Hindi’ reclanzle with a slasr‘ On the slag." ii‘:-is A large poi‘ rail of Lenin.

The hl":hl - eyed (-hildi‘rr' marched on pii¢‘.,¢Z.V legs to their rliairs. single file. by squads. POEM T0 LFINTN

A Eirl of seven strode to the centre of the stage and recited:

"Once T hocame lost in the forest. and I became cold. and the darizness fell. and l was afraid vhat I would die. hm comrade Lenin found me and made me warnn and showed me lhe way to safety."

The :irl smartly faced rinhl and marched to her seat.

With lzusln. the children sang

They mean Co-op Super Market, of course because our rep- utation for having the BEST FOOD BUYS is known for Enter Hm --shopping and wide. While. little men in flying saucers may be 3 Mufqfhgn" fg d g y. myth. there's nothing mythical about our down-to-earth and every day dur- low prices. on the quality foods your family likes best. lng this spectacular Tliey‘rc as real as you are. So go into orbit arouiid Co-op event!

Super Market and fill your “space cart” with out-o[-tliis- world buys in your favorite foods and supplies.

Winner must answer qualifying question.

CKERS :re'=a.";..s

‘'59 ORANGE. PINEAPPLE - GRAPEFRUIT

CANADA PACKERS LUNCI-[EON MEAT GRAPE AND FRUIT PUNCH

‘ ATTENTION! _ 12 oz. . F°r an Y°_”" cc” SCHWARTZ MAYFLOWER yK0&(M 2 "NS 48 oz" "N iucihciililhece . . isrof.’ D1313?’ QUAKER Ca" Us mda_‘,_ I HEINZ 16 OZ‘.. JAR YORK CREAM STYLE - ' / Sandwich SPREAD 47: com 39¢ M U T F E T 5 9| Qllcen St.

OFF E E sour DEALS sm 59¢ HEESE SLICES 29¢ 2 59‘

NEW BLUE CANADA PACKERS CHUM

SURF 1.09 006 FOOD 4%":-43¢ -- Swmm

BUILDING SUPPLIES

um we 69° s cm... or “..'.5.'..’.'..Z....ll.E}.'.5..." COOKED SPAGHETTI

Building Supplies ARE VISITING

;CHAN'DLER BROS. LTD

WHY! ‘ Courteous and

Efficient Service.

OUR MODERN NEW . SHOWROOM

3 AMPLE mm; PARKING

-I and 4 A WIDE SELECTION of

,:A::-:E “i§£L::_ 2 ,5 ,z_ ""8 C we TISSUE PAGKAGES

' GARDEN cm! SCHWARTZ .

ORANGE 79‘ " BUTTER Peanut Butter

GOLDEN RIPE cANAnA mus]: GRAADE §AYp"$CHWARTZ" AND BE SURE

BANANAS 2 39¢

L LB. 29‘ orlbls. 79¢ I/bs. 12 oz. inn .

PLYWOODS l€i’§ LISTENIONEWSANDvinwsononocnniss-—orcrmimsDAr,11A.u..

.é'2§’L'§',;.r.- 111,; GARDEN om — ASSORTED FLAVORS

‘ PAR5N|[>$ Ln. 19¢: ICE CREAM 4 "‘* G“ 85c 73 NEW ISLAND ‘ i ' l‘ R w‘ ‘V ‘ . ‘ IIBDSEYE —- CHICKEN. TURKEYE:DEEF

;;.__rg__.:-t._=3...v;__ POTATOES 5m 49: '. s U per. M ,4. R l<i.Er A ?.l.'..‘l‘.l’ “W35 57‘ mviovs A A A ‘ FRENCH FRIES‘2%£§:35c

nos. ' A DELICIOUS SEA TREAT

5”“ 2?? scsuops 1.». 49¢

1.. .3, .. ». . « 4' ~ ‘ . . ‘ . __ ‘