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I men: Bureau milked the Boar. The drowning - the am at We terrToo Park In the past eight you-n. The Inn m in 1969 when a Kitch- ener gonna aged about " Va drowned. A near drowning occurred lam. week near the noun chore of the like. Mr. Newman - born in oer-many In IMIndametocnnuthDo camber. 191$ He was a son of It. and In. Willi-m mum of u Amen unset south. Kltchener. Inc is survived hr his - con- 'ruttntr of I wife. one son Gilbert. and one daughter Input Alan his parents, and one mother It: or Kitchener. one son redeemed him in Infancy. The remains rested nt the Rate Bechtel Funeral Home until 9 o'clock Monday morning when they were re moved to the home. " Joseph street. Kitchener. A service nan held from tho house tet , o'cIock and tmrUI was mule at at. meor's um Cemetery, wfth Rev. Dr. Chum of Waterloo. otnetathtg In the absence or new. John Schmleder of St. Matthew's Lutheran Church of which the drowning victim was a faithful member isa. - In - tafett.t The mod.) wlttet , Boitd fun h lllvmuvl‘ Henna-nu was a mum: by trade and had been unemployed until only two weeks a-o when he Ind tigtsht f “aimed work. Walsh Funeral Service 160 King St. S. - Phone “7' Waterloo n. “m cm. tor use " 0w keno-lilo Funeral Chapel. In Drown nul- tlf,',', noun MW st-AN-mowing " [lineal Rate ot two months, Robert Maximal. t'etoeh passed may " Thursday, " the m, re home or In. laughter, In. Alex street. Holmes, Huntington township. In [from his and you. Death in. dne to burl-1 he.“ failure. Dusted was a farmer _A; --__- - _._.h- A» on“ "nun-4| ----.-----_ i The on children ot the late It.‘ ind In. John can, who settled in; Grey county "tor the, guru from; ‘Grrmany, lave "I. quite . record [or {Antihm y kr Fla Prinz " in and I- may in up tan-hag PM. - - =l ‘m It“. nun-dad for ninth. " the .3- usl ennui-II o! the MI 'mzwmw Anni-tiers. held a Aunt 12, u M It The winner "oeed 87 Edna. with the Mu he. of alumna . do“ “toad with " points. Five distrust piece- of mm in two or man colon were now from the mm by the judges. Mr. -Wiitiam I. M. mochu’ editor of the Waterloo Chronicle.‘ Ind In. Bun remitted the (Signagef 7 at the Con-nation. Family of Five Have :3551'3' Age Record of MKS? NYS’ BANDS '10 PLAY AT mom C.N.B. mun-..” u..- v... - - ___-__ .-, Me. The col-hind use ot the mm daughter: Ind two was in a: you". These children all in good mm In spite or ttUte Wu! old an. and “tended . mteotktat at tho 0.“ may hold " WC, be none at opom tor ton' and. this your. Kitchener will be remand by two organinuonl ot that Had, I: the statement nude by Idertt. - M. Ziegler. lid-E; 3363f magma} content IHe stated that " group ot " young musicians will he split mo two groups to pin, will: and other at the CINE content. Na- thaniel mroh. nra1stant conductor, will aim Mr. War In m the may: for their important awe-r- mustang-sand Yank“ and wu I member of the United Church and the Mlllhlnh Ounce Lodge, He wu born on the thftts nonunion of aluminum: township in INS. He II tetrrvtved try his widow. two daughxen, Mn, Alex Holmes. Mrs. Roy Fleming. Toronto. mar, soul. Harold Ind Mound, Kincnrdine, Mil- llard in Toronto and Earl of Morn- lngmn wwnlhlp. Punernl nervlces were held from the home of hll Aattgtttesr on Sunday afternoon to Milverton Cemetory where interment took pine. new. S. E. Stevenson mu m charge. Mrs, Gnltlelb Dreher. former rel dpnl or Kllchencr. wood any at her home In Hamilton tn nu 50th Mrs. some": Drum- OBITUARY u, sun -.. -_- -__e_'--"e- -"" visited in Preston recently. In " but u chm-cornered out. f Mr. John Brenner of Wntertoo with Oscar Thompson roman: spent the week-end at his houethe Conservative son}, and Aid. here. John Walter the .C. . M m l Borrv--To Mr. and In. Simon vol] known mums: bulb.- mu Friedman, on Sunday. Aug. 8, a son. and served for you: on civic boat It: Marie Mme! in War including the city council. -reutrtitrtdsinrno.t! -1 ------------" La?jtfP2PtrgrrttNltj iiriii_.+q-qei- Garaiii.i6ir-+AE- Tweek with relatives in Wemfoo end "rihasot Centre. I Mr. end In. Jack Done: and mum: and Mr. and In. Joe gm of tlt. Clements spent Sun- ie. eve-h: with Mr. and In. Junk leGoey. q 'CiiEdisdafm.erJrliryhot chain out Sunday with It. end on“. my»? .. .__ ' ltsG"irrrCiiirsmreyrm. - “Wadi-”MW awmwMymux. 3-1!“th lawns-laund- avian-tum “Jummmm ‘uMd-pmsmmm. “lull-M Ir.ndln.A.3.Mh-ud /iiiru2ii2'aie,(ati,tt'rd tifiyetle2itSht - V I... an _ VI “no sound Lb Piiut; Sc: uf D 'rel, an“ "an.“ ww- b I - v at ------- hon-of pm . ”and manta, A“ ".--h. P. M. hit-u. a. 1m Ina-brains! m In Jun 3.1.. of To"... a God-1W tum-1m muniumdungwd iiarV4oae.eeee.etttLttt ht. Soip. ' you” deem cm in I." a Hill Jun Mn of Toronto is its '3‘.“ town MB, AW M. visiting with lin‘lDoIIie In“. Imitation- ue the nonunion In Flonbe e Koch] spent yin Pl. to Atthtr the Hetattt t -i: Flor-belle lie-my ie "I"! lwgd In. my M and eat1Téa-atrtyrf..ittrPgea:, 1.53m": Ei.ireAiek f er 1:. Wu...“ - --"-e-. - _ - Wednesday In New 11mm The member! of the Linwood brunch of the Women'l 1m Eh' 11“.“de afternoon a. who Park attending a gait mrueh_ine1rtdM North and nth ir.GAG him-m. Neumllln, Bruno. 03 mt: and. Aug. Ill, " 1m. yenr. she is survived by lot hr III!- YOU KNOW T HAT way In um um, "Mun- w...“ - ___,,, Mr. and In. hunk McGocy and J. A. Smith of Kitchener. m and In: Helen Schummer - The North Wgurloo of?” will 325mm - Sandrock Lil-M FUNERAL non " nan-9L. mm and 'airchhtsmr. Sunnis: We! o"ee.e, are -- Who-v. unobtrusively em; I “WWI -h.-at.Aa--, “an.“ i “am . 0. MWN. MY; JAG mum 4MW. SM. ont_--uWhen the motor car In which she nu riding "I struck by a IloleIovlng Winn National lull-11 Who, In. Mtuaheth Uthorov. " sired h- iurteq that clued hm doom. To Open his election campaign, an. Hepburn brought to BL Thom nearly every member of his Minot. Dnrlng the evening the crowd of about 2.500 val addressed hy Hon. Dr. J. A. Runner. minister of health; Hon. Harry Nixon. provin- chi necreury; “on. Pull ”die, at- tOmer-eral Ind mini-tor , mines; Hon. t IB. Means-ten. mt - litter or highway: Hon. Br. " J. W,','r1',','; mini-in ot “nation. and Hon. Dunc-n Eartha“. mininier or ngrlcnlture. " I" one of the great- eat demonstrations ot unmet strength that St. Thomas has ever seen on one platform. lurks HI. Birthday l It was Premier Helium's mu tturthdar and the meeting was partly A-tHuang to oqMMr more nick him as their Mitts. No other mm In placed - the manual. The premier will hnvo a " chief opponent. atom]: lath. Yarn!“ Tova-chip tamer. chosen by the Con- aervntlvco u their ematdMnt. on Tuesday. . Ruin If - Mr. Mental-n deal-red that it he were detected In m1! County at the next election. he would withdraw trom politics and retire to II: hm. After the labor has and the "trr. tuit!!!" of the Committee lot Tttdtt- trlll Organiwion. Mr. {Iowan evi- dently intends to make hydro the big issue In the election campaign. He told the people the adverse de- cision or the Supreme 0mm ot Cum {min was being alien to the highut court In the Erma“ ss'atutue,the Prin Council. a Liberal party to celebrate this event. " was alto on hi. birthday 11 years ago that he was ftrtrt nomin- ated hy the when]: of Irigtn. "Mr. Howe has I polIcy tor every section of the province." " Mr. "auburn. "But we have one policy with whlch we appeal to WGI'TIQC‘ “on or the Men." _ Giirirr; if; Eve’- dun-me GOU DIES ole" all day Wednesday CLOSED MONDAY (column In. PIG. " mart; mug-unamm KILLED m CRASH “Ami Mm Inn-en‘ mwtt than wuut‘tlomplootm- mmnumommuymm how they (on about It. I!” su It 00va tho -- "HttorotmHrroeHrttttsh_ opportunity to slow In no: "t “wad In”... Media-Ml) bled with the road of his guns for Ill how. There we brief III. thesrfiatnirte resumedinfull fl?! It 9.25am: The thou-I The thou-Ind. or foreman with- in the city of 8,500,000 m {need I food shortage in tShaaet.' m becoming mere-singly how. A [Incline short- har-rt' movement of motor at. - far “union wit a hm unm- alum and from their warships shelled the Chin-a aud- "tr. djrgcting thyir Jtm..at ,.u- werG%imaFArie, revue-p Asrttytt _ Eir'ui'féatfom in the city. concenion. but it In hpouible It 9 on. to reach French BtstheHtien. Complete evocation. however. In: considered numb-No. T m Emu-0.. I 1MtSh men and children be- fun to emu-u to Honk Kong as at as [hips are outlehle (the Ater. population here in 8.000) land there were mine indications lBritiah men. not needed vitnttr for defemse, might use deport. This. in we. laid. would le-on "spam ltritities of British authorities and ltheir defense forces. The British destroyed Duncan, f1otilU leader, arrived from Woo, sung with four platoons of rm] marines. They went ashore to strengthen the British guard at 960 troop. l Japanese planes dived our the city a second time in combat " 9.80 aim, battling a {one of Chi-nae I'm which van bashing Japan... “a. to (it north. They're pta, dinner at the Maple Clu . lunch " the Soda Fountain and making n day trf. it, Now! . . . he's "erew-aing" around with his wife won; the iiiiriiiite- tGhriek lip good savings for needs ahead. _ iaLrd, ever-y tlgor. . . lap Warships GOUDIES