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Picking of tafidfiowtrs Hdt pants not strniiiiii" endangers the specues So my. Mt m M ‘- It is good that we have our parks and natural areas but opportunities to see a wildflower blooming in lone- ly lovelineu are diminish- ing so rapidly that we must curb our impulse to pick and destroy when we are priv- ileged to encounter them. The white trillium - pro- vincial flower of Ontario - should never be picked. The bulb of this plant needs its green leaves to manufacture food for next year's bloom. Picking the plant stops this function, resulting in its disappearance. According to the Federa- tion of Ontario Naturalists. wild orchids, such as the lady’s-slippers, should be left where they grow. Or- chids take many years to flower from seed. Picking them means that they can- not seed, and future colonies suffer. Peeling bark from a birch tree leaves an unsightly scar and retards the transporta- tion of nutrients between roots and leaves. A birch tree can manufacture its bark only once. The lovely blue gentians. if picked, cannot set seed and, as in the case of the or- chids, this results in di- minished colonies of this plant. Transplanting wildflowers to a location foreign to where they are growing is the surest way to destroy them. They are very par- Woolwich Township and " _ the Elmira do not benefit . from the K-W Federated ' .. .; ~_’ Appeal. They held their ' bre" . own financial Mi5llRi1B1ir:i "it' l campaigns during April ' Aits "t and collected more than p.; f p _ a $9,200 for the North Wat- “‘7' erloo Unit. . N d xx REDUC£ IO unsuc at _ . SUMMER SPECIAL , . cssr"'" IEE VISITS $10 ‘5 x ' fiat £2- , 't x a _ trsyrir ' ‘ \“~ "qtttittgv" iiiit ,,2' g FITNESS CENTRE Waterloo Square It , . WHIRLPOOL [ NPf C.. rue, 'SAUNA __sr1a, t ' ' “A ' COLD PLUNGE POOL 'rite .. L'. Call 576-2680 Mun- Toshiba Electric Fans don't overheat, and even after long continuous operation need virtually no repairs. Removable blades for 'easier clean- ing. 5 year warranty on motor. from $39.95 WATERLOO SQUARE 745-4461 Open Daily till tr p.m. I Thur. & Fri. - 10 um. SIGHT and SOUND , I “If”. t ELECTRIC FANS Lower" Mall mum“: $63,980 to fight ticular in their all and ubi- tat requirements. and with- out acceding "iii, taking them to another location is a waste ottime and plant. The federation suggests that we share our wiiirtto,.. ers with others by leaving them alone ', cancer The North Waterloo Un- it of the Canadian Cancer Society has reached its 1971 financial campaign objective of $63,000.00. According to campaign chairman R.H. Denison re- ceipts to date show that $63,900.07 has been donated. This exceeds the 1971 ob- jective by $980.07. The fact was announced recently at a board of dir- ectors meeting of the Unit. The North Waterloo Unit is a member of the K-w Fed- erated Appeal where most of its 1971 campaign oNec- tive was received. Forty-nine thousand dol- lars was received by the Unit from Kitchener-Wat- erloo citizens who contrib- uted to Federated Appeal. North Waterloo Unit branches in. Wilmot Town-. ship, Wellesley Township, Woolwich Township and the Elmira do not benefit from the K-W Federated Appeal. They held their own financial fund-raising campaigns during April campaigns during and collected more 89.200 for the North 1 45 Lincoln Road Due to Cancellations We Have Openings in - THE LIONS' YOUTH CAMP - at Lake Bel- wood. for boys ages 7.14, July 16-28th. Cost $60.00 FAMILY CAMP - August 29th - September 4th. $80.00 per family. YMCA SCAMPER CAMP - for boys and girls ages 4-7. Contact Doug Bareham at 743- 5201. I YMCA BOYS & GIRLS CAMPS YMCA CAMPING DEPARTMENT for more information call " ocean. wept the "me-or In another way. a he! pants by any other name could ,eeittteariaystaitt The model in a May 1961 advertise!!!“ in The Cttrmr ieie, reproduced here, is wearing an outfit that close- ly resembles the latest fashion tad ot the 70s. Only Admittedly, a _ woman wearing such an outfit in 1961 In more likely to wear it to the beach or a backyard barbecue then to the office or the social event of the year. then it was called "a play- But that’s a change in mores - combined with some promotional effort from the fashion designers and the gullibility of worn- For what fashioneonsc- ions woman would be caught dead wearing last year's mo- del, much less an outfit that had withstood 10 years in her wardrobe? Yet, the fashion moguls have sold the idea and the outfits with little effort by adding a name with a hint of daring and pretending it's allsonew. Mrs. Williams has headed the local children's library for 12 years. Prior to that she worked at Kitchener Public Library, where she was involved with the start of bookmobile service to the schools. Waterloo library before go- ing to Kitchener and retum- ed here to head the child- ren's department, which she expanded to a stock of more than 20,000 volumes. Staff at the children's de- partment spoke warmly of Mrs. Williams' dedication. Mrs. Mary Ann Kirby, who has worked with Mrs. Wil- liams for nine years said she felt Waterloo was losing "the best there was. Every single child was important toher." ways ts p ways yell and green Pa. 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