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PAQLE FPORTERR â€"â€" Optical HMusion Is a Gift «@| _ We=»« 2 Year Girl Saved By 4 Year â€" Old Companion A Watersloo girl, twoâ€"yearâ€" old usan Kropf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Kropf, 330 Spruce St., Waterloo was saved from drowning Friday by her feowrâ€"yearâ€"old playmate, Terry Krop(. 'l‘erry_.is the d‘.u- Mre. Nrzopf told Constable William HeBer she thought her daughter was dead. She said her faee was bloated when she pulled her out of the water, and when she shook her she started ‘te Bbreathe and her eyes epened. Constable ‘Heller said Terry ran to Smsan‘s home when her playmate fel into the muddy kole on the site of the future Waterleose Collegiate. She told Mrs. Kropf: "You‘d better come quickly, Susan is lying in the water." If you are holding this page at normal distance from your C £D 2B _4A .. c3 Allh cce o ie O o i o & Christmas gift he chose for his wife. But it you move the pncea_eadi_lygloaertoyoureyuyou'nseefintactuanyh is placing it in her hands. Mrs. Kropf carried her daughster te the house. Both Constable Heller and firemen in the g@epartment‘s . emerâ€" zency mmit answered the woâ€" man‘s distress eall. Constable Heller said the child‘s Jace was gray color from shock when he arrived at the beuse. Susan was kept at the bospital until noon when she was taken home by "cr parermts. He said he had difficulty speeding the child to the hosâ€" pital beeause motorists would not heed the cruiser‘s siren and pull eoff to the side of the road. over commensieg, said his policeâ€" men eontinualy have diffiâ€" culty getting motoriste to pull Pohee Chiedf Lloyd Otto. erursers her she and her pul He said often it is a ratter of life and death and 2 couple of minutes wasted irying to of a car could m an the life WALLPAPER TOYS PAINTS ‘ ° _ THE WATERLOO (Ostarie) CHRONICI® ~â€" TOMMY BURPS . . ‘3.49 110 KING 3 Fun For The Junior Cowboy Priced For You HOLSTER Police warning, that no leniency will be shown to perâ€" sons found responsible for theft or removal of equipment Burps 119 MARSHALL ST. _ WATERLOO RALPH PALECZNY CONSTR UCTION SH 2â€"0934 * JR. SCRABBLE TRAIN SETS A COMPLETE SET 14.95 SH 3â€"5283 SCRABBLE _ m T l w "~â€"@ ,,, _ at GeuuP" C and bulbs from outdcor upecâ€" inl Christmas lighting, was is smed on Monday, First comâ€" plaint this month of such theft of outdoor lighting was reâ€" 497 \\-;1' on Saturday by police. 3.95 .« WATERLOO WALL TILE HOURS OF FUN FOR THE CHILD WHO IJIKES TO CREATE THINGS 1.49 ~ WORLD â€" GLOBES FOR THE JUNIOR TEACHER â€" BLACKBOARDS YOUNGSTER WHO WANTS "TO GO PLACES" by LIONEL s 34,.95 last year and are discouraging up‘ the exterior of their homes for the Christmas season. Perâ€" sons found reaponsible for such acts will have to ansgwer for their actions in police CUSTOM DRAPES FLOOR TILE BROADLOOM to 12.95 i4 s a