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Our (aircraft was riddled with holes. And ‘undemeath we discovered that one ihuge bomb had not released crop- trd,t and it hung from the damaged ‘rac . edand .. Mahatma“ 't1'e'lel'sel%llrtaflr,,'e,'lsfg'l,h"llg andl5Aao‘nm Buttocombetthemuhnh-u in ieg"S'e"te,'e'it more trl, motel-c- toriesare ingput tom tarttomthebatuegtmtt."rh- P-tnit-tttSo-ttff-es, our starboard wing just out horn the motor-and then another. not so violent. in our port wine. Dur- f-ve this thoptltte we. lost 9.909 feet ttit.ir peatuetive -itr' E Hind manufactured such items as baby carriages, umbrellas. toys and ki_tchen uteysiis are ttrin-tvert- sight it was-hundreds of very oowerlul searehlights ranging in an almost straight line. Somehow they mught us and although our pilot took avoiding action. at least so 'ights seemed to hold us. nights but their guns eddlanmbe hearAat?ove , teyrifh; e_xplogio_n in OPTIMISM and shells. PILOT DESCRIBES Then. out of the black at our rear, came a messenchmitt 110 and its gun’stlazed.’ Both our Mun- in a vertical dive with a hull bomb load. These Hampdens are certain- ly good kites. “Whev1_ we, evgntuglly founding: Gade them tmservieeaMe. - V Alta? nlentv of ttak all the timé. Eve so? the doors open and let the load go on the target. Dupllatix" and J3di$1rre In“ Film; Cabinets Dds. ads, at; Ontario Moe Outfitters Ltd. ‘ "queeatitr., - M14“ we were interrogated. We found that our gunners had tte,') the Messerschmidt. Reports tom ttve other ships conBrmed that it had 80339!!! "in. “was”. -- -_- P/O Milward. whose mother lives in Hamilton, was trained at Regina, Mossbank and Rivers. Before en- listing he worked for a contractor in Toronto. "But we not our best news when t5UPPUEsnndgtEPAms (Continued from Page It (Continued from Page " the bomb dooh wouldn't ”and“ bayonet . (Continued from Pete n l The motion opposed the regula- tion that those allowed a civic vote must be property owners or ten- ants It recommended that the re- quirement for federal and provin- cial elections. where a person must be 21 years old and a British sub- tect, was sufficient in the case of any election. Aid. Mustin contended that all residents of the city contribute to The majority of hogs unsuitable for export m lifhtweight hogs, and packers recent y increased the discount on 8-2 grade carcasses weighing from 125 to 135 pounds tof1.q0hnd82Rerh?g, - _ December " of the board's order governing the slaughter of light- weight hogs the am! on the B grade carcasses returned to its former level, COUNCIL SUPPORTS iii"GetiiU done in the previous 20 years.” Mr. Wilson observed. Nt proves that the farmer will do a job if the incentive is provided." My For - The board made clear that while this order prohibits the slaughter of hogs weighing 130. pounds dress- ed weight by exporting packers. it does not interfere with the cousin:- ment of light hogs to Stockyards or elsewhere for 2"t" by do-) mastic packers or or sale as‘ feeders. 7 A - l, present system “a man may have children. work lathe city and pay polltax.ondyetinanumbaof cases he}: not allowed to vote in a municipal election". AM. Clar- ence Seibert asserted "because new]. no property owners or “It is only the property owner and tenant who is paying to the city. In the case of a federal elec- tion, even a man who buys a pack of cigarettes is contributing to the government.” Aid. George Gordon pointed out in opposition to the motion. "We can't expect authority without_e88itrtttimy". _ . ELLE: afghan; not be dis- franchised". "Until the Act is amended so that a city has wome revenue other than that of real property. I hard- ly consider the proposal a fair one," Aid. Leavine told council. Mayor Meinzinger saw a "great deal of merit" in the motion, and regarded the Municipal Act as "in- consistent". CHASING “SPOOKS" FROM (SAVES NEEDED Fort BOMB-PROOFS How Britishers, while seeking shelter from air raids. have been disturbed by "ghosts" in England's great prehistoric, caves. is de- scribed in an article which is one of many features in The American Weekly with this Sunday’s (December 28) issue of The Detroit Sunday Times this week aaf Eva-y week. place" it the . “The pgov'fnzgl thonus tedont march; 'ttser? my quality Jot ‘lnhoexpedlhhieedpolky ,rtnt-ect-seSeia1 elect on trreeattn-dttrarettetrideryttteiew ere-iiieireiuit, butotcounc ttse-o-would-ttere-tpta, Mutual "tAe"th'gtTgxN',',2t' "theehiefhog ptovince ofttseDpminioittmtTAee1thpt, Gd; tCeeafGGG"reuimsat, J: may " its " the Idiot)! on Friday with the president. Elva Dlefenbacher, pre- siding. "Silent Nieht" was sung in ooening after which Audrey Eger- rlee gave a reading. The Girls' Choir then sang a number of Christmas carols followed by the readim! of the school pacer, "The N.D.C S. Exehanee", by Beta Cole- man. The principal, Mrs. R. Carton, and assistant teacher, Miss M. Rosters. were presented with war savings stamps on behalf of the student bode. Elva Diefenbacher read the address and the secretary, Thelma Lang. made the presenta- tation. An interesting playlet, "Eating i la Mode" was given by Nyle Diefenbacher and John Bru- bacher and a contest was enioyed under the direction of Marie Cress- The village schools closed on Friday for the Christmas vacation. Mrs. R. Carton is spending the holi- day at her home in Rockwood. Ivan Brown at Orarutevi11e and Miss Mary Rogers at Paris. Schools Close Aim-1| Christmas My Miss Reta Jacob attended the ttn- nual Christmas party of the Din- ping Department of Hamblin Met- calfe Company at Kitchener on Thursday evening. E. Cressman, teacher. It is interesting to note that the “nails of the school have purchased War Savinu stamps to the value of $53.83 during the period from Sep- tember to December. N.D.CS. ”can: Group Meet. Tho Christmas meeting of the NDCS. Linn-an RAMON! was: he‘d Grade IA-Erma Coleman A; I’onald Hill A, Ross McDonald A: Maynard Rosenberger A; Robert Qantas A (absent); Robert Fieder tein B; Getrtre_Htynact_ter A. Grade mlneny Egerdee B; Ronald Gruelich B. The (clawing is the report for Rosebank school. ss. No. 8, Wil- mot. 84:ng PM Grading-E, Excellent: G, Good; F, Fair: U, Unsatisfactory; Ab, Absent. Grade VT-Stanley Snyder F, Rufus Knechtel F. Sterling Johan- sen U. Grade Ir-Ross Witmer E, Dona Wedged,: Ralph Snyder F, Grace I . - _ _ . _ _ Grade IV-Waldron Eckstein Ab. Grade m-dune Eckstein Ab. Grade II (Names inserted alpha- beticatlw--Uturen Becker, Mari- lyn Eckstein Ab., Maraleen Myers, Lorne Snyder, Fred Witmer. Crarn_tt 'roateiirfalTreAG Eadie} B; Win; 7 V EiGaiiiifr" “fl; -diG, Woehter B; Dorothy Thibideau D; Beatrice Goodwin D. Grade IT-Shirley Coleman and Mare Jane McDonald A (tied): “Ind Poll B; George Knarr C; Patty pritIltton f. Grade Vm-Calvin Witmer E, Erma Kaster E,‘Gladys Kurt G, Merle Miller F. Grade vrr--Esther Witmer E, borne Kurt F, Robert Egerdee F, Ann AdereJkrkgtein, ab. - - - J H, "--. ~V__-,_, Grade thr-Newton Hammer A: Rotand Brithton and Lianne gamut B (tied); Leonard Slater -Gmsiam: Ksmaeth Potts Ar, ,l"ae,t,"tra,"t'tgtt.rg.t,t.. Gmtursq--A, ”dumb; B, 14-, C. ”-04; D, H; R below 86% Sciatica and: "T-Rte' too D; 1dneohtCuemaac;goqn B; fjlyee+feDmtn1da.gean w, Walter Poll 1);le sauna; Del- nou Toma: B; Elmer Meirt mm M). . beet 1trightms B 'm @33- K-peslauup. I NEW DUNDEE Br Hi" Elv- Didenbuhn ROSEBANK (model: M.MBoinqsggtgU..s 1)stihete Hold Christmas Party The Ladies' Club were guests at the home of their president, Mrs. Oliver Wright and Mr. Wright, for thei- v"r""irtq held in the form‘of a Christmas party, on Tuesday evening of last week. There was a good attendance and an enjoyable evening was spent which concluded with a lunrh. with Mrs. Harry Kireh and Mrs. John MacDonald in charge. Annual School Concert The annual school concert, tea- turing a Christmas program of recitations, dialogues. songs, drills and pantomimes. was held in the school last Wednesday evening with a large crowd of parents and friends attending. Mr. Angus We- ber, a member of the trustee board, was master of ceremonies and the excellent program presented and prepared under the direction of the teachers, Mr. Newcombe and Miss Conrad, was' highly appreciated. At the close of the program Santa Claus paid a visit and presented the children. Personals LocaLfriends attended the fune- ral of the late Mrs. Geo. Walter Snyder, at Kitchener. Wednesday afternoon of last week. Mr. Sol. Kireh and daughter, Mrs. John MacIh nald, and Mr. Noah Stroh were Twin City business visitors last midweek. Rev. S. J. Wittig received the sad news Friday morning of the unexpected passing of his father, Jacob Wittig, at his hbme in Tavi- stock. Rev. and Mrs. Wittig left immediately for the parental home where they stayed over for the funeral on Monday afternoon. By Walt Disney You cu matarutb amoUt u- in inner unis; Can-Ii: nun-idol amd ara-tet" work- en by not "mulling during poll loan. Plou- this your trip: at the: ' workers at. not travelling. In thu in, you both can travU gum and - mlmtably. PM gamut. CONESTOGO Use Our Package Express Service Puree]: Delivered Quickly and Conveniently - Low Rates By Noah Strain f (chronicle Correspondent) §HOPPERS and TRAVELLERS ATTENTION '. Schedules are frequent all rec-- hr. " you want economy, relaxa- tion and seientiige enjoyment added to your trip, this k the ideal way to travel. Our tickets are honored " every coach line in America. For fares and in.. formation consult UNION BUS TERMINAL Phone 2-4469 Let Canada Coach Lines any you swmly, satety and econ-Ic- ally to your destination m the holiday season. Our cache. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Schierholtz of Kitchener were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stroh. Mr. Wm. S. Wright of Kitchener visited his sister, Mrs. B n Schwartz, and at the home of his son, Oliver and Mrs. Wright, on Friday. 7 Mr. Geo. Uhrig was in Toronto on Saturday to bring home his son, George, who had been a patient and underwent several eye operations at the General Hospital during his stag the pest few weeks. - - - Miss Jean Wittig spent the week- end at the home of her grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Kraemer, in Kitchener. The Christmas service presented by the Lutheran Sunday school on Sunday evening enjoyed a good attendance. who listened attentive- ly to the excellent program of ap- propriate songs and recitations and the pageant, "Good Will Toward Men" by the young people. Student pastor H. Nuhn of St. Peter's Luth- eran Church. Kitchener, was in charge of the service in the absence of Rev. s. J. Wittig. the pastor. Proclaim Holiday Mrs. Herb. Huehn was visiting with her brother, Mr. Alvin Drei- singer, who is quite m at his home in Elmira. Pte. Edgar Dahmer, who has been a patient in the K.-W. Hoa- Dital. suffering from pneumonia, has so far recovered to be removed to his home here to recuperate while on sick leave. Pte. Bruce Scheifele of Kitchener Training Centre, spent a week-end leave at the home of his parents, Mrs, anngs: qlptpn Sphelfele. Sunday School Christmas Service Woolwich council by resolution passed at its final session, pro- claimed Friday, Dec. 26th, a public holiday within the municipality. Statutory Meeting on Monday The statutory meeting for receiv- ing the financial statement for this year by the Woulwich township treasurer. will he hold in the town- ship hall hcrc, next Monday after- noon. There wilt be no nominations but the members of council and others will address the gathering of doctors. Mrs. Cora Culligan of Kitchener, her daughter. Miss Margaret and Miss Margaret (hos. both of Water- loo. spvnt our Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gies. Bapy’s gum] 350019. The Baby Band group met It Mrs W. R Brown's recently. Thir- teen ladics and In children were prosom Mrs Douglas Bell presid- vd Mrs D E Stauftcr read the <(rmturr which was the Christmas story from Matthew. Mrs. W. F. Scott lmd m praycr Mrs. Bell but] a story Mildred Hastings. :uhumvtmg for her mother, read two story s' Barbara Waldio recit- Hi Mrs p, Wuldu, invited the Punt] be nut month's meeting Personals. Mr mm Mrs W S Hastings (t/ l't rrrrnt visutnrs at their con- sin's near Samia. Christmas Com-oh Vtsitrts of Mr and Mrs. D. E, St.numn and family from Toronto an Mrs " Mllmmv and son and dauehhr l’thr and Nancy Mrs P. qulvhv nturnod home from Hamilton last Week aftcr sponding a wvvk at hrr sort's VSappt‘r F. Waldlv spent g‘ykqmrl "I hrs; parental home To one and all a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous 1942. The Christmas (no concert was held Tuesday ntght at the church CHESTERFIELD Br J. B. lull- (Chromolo Correspondent) tt