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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schnauzer. can Allen and daughter Carolyn ot Detroit spent the week-and at 'tt home at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schnauzer. Mm Marion Laing ot Guelph is visiting with her parents, Rev. and In. A. A. using. Mr. John McGoey ot Want-loo mm the week-end at his home here. Miss Margaret Rennie of Worm is spending the Easter holidays with her parents, uMr. and Mrs. George Ronnie. Pictured in the stall behind Bor.1 tribtrtea are the Belgian cyclists, Jen: Aerts and Omer Dehruycker, who captured the sixty-second inter- mtiond six-dny bicycle me in Madison square Guden. Victory came to them during the but sixty minutes of the me, when they rode ”only to get enough counters to give them the nod in the closest “ounce ihtish since the December, 1982, grind. Five of the seven team who Bniahed were tied in the matter of diatanee covered, and it won through a blazing finish that the two partners won. Mine Wilma. Woodcock ot Toronto is spending the Easter mum in» lines Jean and Marjorie m. Misses Mary Meir, Grace Redmond limb. Mueller are spending Enter vacation at their reamtive homes in Toenater, Auburn and Ruby- ville. Mr. Jack Decker! and son Tom were recent visitors in Station]. Dr. G. D. Mauve is reported seri- ously m. Mina Florabelle Koebl spent the week-end with friends in Kitchener. Mr. Bruce Lang, MA, ot Fenm Continuation School stair, and John Lung ot Toronto are visiting at their home here. , Mr. Reg. Murray or Kitche’er is spending a few days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Murray. Miss Mary McCardle of Mimicko high school Matt is visiting with her mother. Mrs. Frank MeCttrdle. Mr. and Mrs. George Ruler attend- cd the funeral of the late Miss B. Reid in Waterloo. Wednepday Nitrses Marie ‘10 Magdalwe Koe- |calls among his church members in he] of Waterloo spent the week-end the district, lust Tuesday. attheir home here. I Mr. and Mrs. Byron Letson and School Report. IMrs. Walter Knarr attended the 'sr. 1V-ABetty Sthummeh Helen funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Thomas Karim: Donald Friedman. Morrell, which was held in Bani]- Jr iV-Delphine Karley, Paschal ton on Wednesday afternoon. _ Jr 1v-Delphine Karley, Paschal Karley Rita Waiter. Dorothy Die‘bold Carl Brenner. Anal 14133 been set as date to: Linwood's annual spring horse show. Sr. nr-Altria Marie Baessler. Ver. nnn Jinarr .Doretta Runstedler. Ken. not]: Doherty. F'trst--Mary Friedman. Eugene Karley. Norene Diebold. Anna Do- herty, Dorothy Knarr. Tom Finutan. Andrew Ttanstedler. Sr. Primer-Audrey Koebel, James Mamkey. Herbie Doherty, Mary Ran- stedlor. Florence Lunz. Alexander Iamz, Margaret Roche]. _ Jr III-Jerome Karley. Donal] Knew-l. Jim Finucan, (Rita Finucan Ehoy Koebe]: Manfred Koebel. St_cond--Jakie Runstedler. Eleanor nunstedler. Ham Bapssler, Edward Bmdor Cole-tie Diebold. Anna Run- nedler Gcrald Doherty, Helen Do- hefty. ”WOOD my.» Win Bike Race Attendants " the county morgue snid they identitied the first body taken from the wreckage as Wed- erick D. Lehmnn of Minn-g, Pa., n representative of the Metropolitan Life Inmnnce Company. PNT8BURG.--l. J. new, Manager of the Allegheny County Airport, was informed Friday all thirteen Pf"f""' on a T.WA. airliner that erished neu suburban Mt. Lebanon Ind been killed. l3 Perish as Big Airliner Crashes 10.000 "ALIA” ROUTED IN GAIN MADRuh--vrhe Spanish Govern- ment claimed Pridny night its second major victory within a. week in a smashing drive against insurgent po- sitions outside Pozobianco, 150 miles southwest or (Madrid. Jubilantly the Madrid defense junta announced Tta1ittn-reintoreed in. surgem's were driven “back iNe miles from the important gurison, key to valuable mercury mines. and that 10,000 Italian soldiers were among those put to rout. ' (Insurgent headquarters reported their troops withstood the attacks and inflicted heavy losses among the Govermnent f1ghtersy. Rev. A. W. Fosbuary of Elmira, who is also pastor of the United Church here, made some pastoral calls among his church members in the Astrail,st T.luesat _ Local relatives and friends attend, ed the funeral of Mrs. Irvin C. Hall. man, at Waterloo, on Friday after, noon. E-rly Spring Predicfed. _ _ Several large ffoeks of wild geese were noticed on a northern flight last Wednesday. Weather prophets tell us this is a sign of an early spring, while the weatherman is making it appear more like the be- ginning of winter. St. Matthew's Brotherhood is in- vited to be the guests of the Brotherhood of St. Matthew's Church, in Kitchener, at a social evening-Ayn Wegnesdayt [arch M. Mr. "Moses Reist a; Pilkington Township wgs tt Visitor in the village last midieek. District farmers who have Upped teport afntr pm ot up for I few dinwlylutweek. CONESTOGO fIl 'ATIILOO 07-30! 10L. 1,5” Miles Hydro For 1.,“ New girlhome'cwu eiteptrrermihattheheado' iGGGaai.ugGatintsnas- ,yrtryreutheoeturrep- hint irAoiiu. den-Id for Met ftomthaeunuesoltibeld. Thprear'.retreiis9oinehed miiGTiGiiiGiai My uni-to - up W‘IO.”O_ If. Piedmont. liver to increase “will, the supply of - to the canyon development of the Nritibi River’s period of minimum 60 New Guards For Guelph Prison GUELPW--R-iaation of the an! of the Ontario Mammary in going on ewe. Since rioting in the institution in Jenn-17 about twenty - have been dismissed or re tried. About twenty Tore Ire to so, and it is aid that in neeordanee with provisions of the Men re- port about twenty are still to be irddedtothetotalstafr. -- - When reorganization of the staff is completed there will be sixty new cards holding with“ So for the great majority ve come from out of town. Hen from Nisan Pulls, Brantford and Bamilton have “sinned duties. NH course. mndune", the conduc- tor replied politely, "he will be trut- ed the same as other yuaengen and can occupy a tseat, padded he does not put his (eat on it!" “I suppose," said the My to the street car conductor. "it I my the {are of my dog helm he treated the same as other passengers and be " lowed to occupy a. Beat.'" "You and Communism in commie! where people are not educated. I be- ueve in canning the my}. to tones-r0. - nrdmti- . Construction at not. thug 1,500 T-ir/Gi, will b. _btitt_qt_the I: rd, . “as. , I af 1% "e. tpi?:':',:,':;"?:' . '9 I " N'” we sto “a?“1 i 1))e Ja', llly'jus ”\A‘va irttdliii" at)' 'ff an tall 6 "N t. “we“ ',tij'---ic7,,,trji',ii' Ale...,' - 'IF, 'tR', x 'G/ttly ijitt?t""i). 'C"";"?),-"") , "tfu-cv, .- M , W , [',t'v"s j? “A J 3* l Ei ' 's - 'iltK?g J: I 'iPtitt ii'i'i'i'a" tilfr Sill.,,,,. , w -c-.C.% _Sw' , "el-- fi'lijii'. 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Whether or not it “a quite the proper thing to 'Oni, only an the nine chute In: round a course with I "eieeh" only. ma is not recorded, an tu a 179 Ado-rn 4:1"- WM by a eaddris not...“ in:- metal-Unma- . common eight. some iii-yen the! am mun qsathedral ot Glance-tor we!!!“ two do“ 'one of the beautiful mined the: The ma In: changed tron: the for qrhtdmrxg repreamtta . N"- the: core covered with honehide by t m inn-the cone- in. the the Scottish shepherd. to the Matty". Genet-u Winn. m qt the “consumedmtcomooummnuen oetSta+.otr end has become more popular, with we. of Trade and Conan». the result that the factories terr taa-advaua 7; a.. to one quar- tho with: in “that" m. I" - VI my,” now run. up to won: $300,000 in al Customer: "And no you qeto car. year a notary mm. That doel not an M this " I gestttirtet -tiqttet'." incl“. golf ball, or union 80,000 MAI-taunt: 'qattereaetnttt,ms dounmntnmodmthomm- a}... "d.ytoorthttft.t,t_tPerites gmmargmgasiBeevetethet-"tsatc. 185th St. w. Tf ' 'Gott" Quality __ Durability - any Riding. I.“ In. 826.95 up 1.... 'sooo no... and 81.00 Weekly ict Bott supplies m comm small. but the imported mun. uno- ltietuir tli from the United Khaki. run up to 46.000 down. However. the importation in recent you-I In in. decreasing. l 4lott has been much um. alum other mm. for the bro-km of the Sgbbsth Day a stung. um- when one rec-ll: that the gene In to lieved to have originated in a coun- try 'which We noted tttr in Pree- bytethn Sabbath. Whether or not in only up the nine chute I". Mid, in not recorded, " hr at we M.bl|1 ittaametthatintA-- den new wheat-Ll ot fMeretor ter ot a million dolhn. The I“. -.-ts" a