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ORONO WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY, JULY 7tb, 19«8 Behind The O1 Sumnmer lime those few short inonths when Canadians corne forth from wiînter's hibernation te enjoy great outdoors! Thi2s week-end the Orono Cubs wifl enjey the great outdoors by bedding down fer two nights at ?resqu'ile Point. -The Young lads and their leadors-, taoe, would ýro- fit frem Ellsworth Jaeger's in- f ormative book "Wildwnod Wis- ýïhis is a detailed book, that -.-vers every aspect -of woedland ir.The irtroductoryr chapter bs 'TýIhe Woodsman of Yesterday," ami after readng this, we rea- jie that the modern camper eî,tuipped Wth al bis parapherna- Iia for refiniing Ilife in the wilds Is a far cry from the adaptable ladians -and rugged frontiersmen who could live off this land with the barest -minimum of gear. Other chapter 'headings are: O0utdoor Clthing;> Packs and Packing; Blanicets -ad Beds; 'Shelters; Fire-mnaking; Use of Ax ami Knif e; Outdoer Sanfitation and Health; Camp Cookery Equip- ment; Camp Coo'kery; Useful An- unalsand B s Edible, Poinson- ýous and Useful Plants andTrees; Bankeraft; Canees; Canoeing 'and rPortaging; Trailcraft; Stalking and Calling Animais; Lost; In- diüan Lore;, Camp Fumnishings; Woods in Winter.' These tapics are discussed in ïencyclopedie detail wth many pages of line drawings and dia- grams. Both the novice woods- -mnan and the experienced out- doorsman would do well to hiave a copy of 'Wildwood Wisdom' tuck- -d in bis knapsack. Itwould be a narvellous gift forthe youngster -who is a budding nature-boy - a c gift that would be a source of arA-viïce for years te corne. AND I QUOTE- Go forthun e te)Pen skY, and li3st te Ntuires teachîngs-- Books From the Chalmers, Estatel Biography- ,1be Flamboyant Canadians Joan Walker. Master of the Girl Pat - Capt. Dod Osborne. AdThat's No Lie- Beatrice and Bill Talbot. Damned Old Crank E. W. Scripps Iby Dor>thy Robnipson Graduation (Continued from page 1) educating the. youth of the com- munity. The home carnies a great responsibility as also doe h church in giving directio.t P-haracter. The schools roll was the teaching of the three 'R's. Presentations of certificates bars, school letters and sports a- wiýards were shared by MVr. Green- ,wood, ]'Vrs. Barlow, Mr. H. Best, 1Rrs. Touchburn, Mrs. Simpson and Mrs.. Staples. A new award was presented this year to be an annual award and to be known, as the Antioch Trophy. The trophy has been pro- vided by Mr. Lycett, a former residents of Antioch and pupil of the Antioch school. Miss Glenda CARPENTERJNG REPAIRS AND REMODELLING -Free Estimates- F(Sam) Bruton Phone 1395 Orone, range Curtain :ose grduafng o o m h r Tennant was presented with the Adams, Sharon Bairstow, Lynda trophy for achieving the highest Barrabail, Steven Black, Suzanne academic achievement during the Bunting, Carol Ann Caldwell, year. Mr. Lycett noted Glenda's Michael Carman,. Doretta Challice achievements in the Dominion Hn.rry de Jonge, Janet DuvalI, tests whieh he said were outstan- John, Duvaîl, Tanya Esterbrooke, ding. Nancy Forrester, Judy Garden, Schol Lttes wee pesetedDonna Gilbank, David Grey, Gor- te holen L entte weereentedhn-don Hooey, Heather Hughes, Car- ton GandMaenatCarom John-oline Johnson, Bryan Ivles, Lin- son nd Mchae Caran. da McLaren,- Julie Neal, Molly Bey. 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