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JACKSON‘S: l BUFFING PADS I NORGE AUTOMATIC WASHER and trade .................22.22222222222222222.2222 222222 I FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR but the dust problem has never been settlied in that time. She said she is spending $30 a year PAGE SIXTEEN To fit G.E., Easy, Premier, Regina 2 To A Customer ......................2222...., 30" automatic clock controlled .......... McCLARY RANGE SIMPLICITY WASHER Premium bench and tubs................ Very clean, very quiet, NORGE DRYER (Continued from Page 1) P A Y REFRIGERATOR = sA4QG .00 KELVINATOR 1961 RANGES prices stArt $119.00 ana trapr and runs like new ... BELOW WHOLESALE OR MONEY BACK GUARANTEED SEE THE BEAUTIFUL ALL NEW TRADE ‘N SAVE 13 cu. ft. agenda was the purchase of cerâ€" n‘t last. A letter will be sent ‘to Mrs. Smith, pointing this out to her. DArcy Dutton, city engineer, said it would be impractical to LESS THAN HALF """ _ <169.00 1 txt t s n n3 en s r k k e uk t h n kess s00€ LAAAEAAAARAALALL I REFRIGERATOR FREEZER s1Q7 .00 THE WATERLOO (Ontario) CHRONICLE a fourfive ton truck. s "These would all be used as tradeâ€"ins, but the net cost would still amount to about $14,000," tain equipment. EK approved in principle, the purchase of three 19â€" 1 s119.00 These are, a 1953 sedan deli~ s69.00! s50.00 : s77.00 of them with tolerance and re spect we will help to bring People of other races also have talents and can enrich our culâ€" colors for the same reason. The child never forget the lesson of flower and the child replied that it would be drab and dull. The mother then pointed out that a born with the same feelihgs as we and should have equal op portunity and rights. fitting. The mother picked a bouquet of flowers of all kinds and colors and the child admirâ€" ed its beauty. The mother asked We can‘t be unfair to people 9f other color or race. They were of colored people refused service or accommodation, and of other acts by which we set ourselves Says superior to such people and even show our feelings in hostile and discriminating ways? Do we not often use the exâ€" pression "DP" to deride newâ€" _ in the other case the governâ€" ment of South Africa is on trial before the world because it too has set up a policy of race suâ€" premacy under which a white minority intends to discriminate against and control a colored majority of millionsaot people. Fortunately in Canada most people abhor such discriminaâ€" tion on a mass scale, and perâ€" haps we pride ourselves on beâ€" ing free of malice and prejudice against people of another faith, race, or color. Yet do we not In one case Adolf Eichmann is on trial in Jerusalem because he served Hitler in the coldâ€"blooded extermination of hundreds of thousands of Jewish people. world two major examples of discrimination _ against â€" whole of the Hiâ€"C Club. â€" Here she gives her views on discrimination: said Ald. Doerner, on moving this action be taken. 1 see no reason why this equipâ€" ment shouldn‘t be replaced," said D‘Arcy Dutton, city enâ€" gineer. The engineer said repairs on this equipment has been put off in recent months, because they would financially be betâ€" ter off to replace it completely. "The works reserve fund was initiated for this _Peopie who are contemplatâ€" ing purchase of new homes are Waterloo To Benefit | By Building Slowdown â€" tion of new homes in five subâ€" dx‘viqions were the weather, and alt for the slowâ€"down in slowdown in Waterloo‘s resiâ€" dential development as a healâ€" thy sign and one that will reâ€" sult in an improved assessment balance for Waterioo. By Susan Elizabeth Smith (Continued from Page 1) life to increase in mortgage inter instances of the â€"______ ‘Thursday, May 11, 1961 1961 OUTBOARD MOTORS picture by the end of this year was predicted by the assess EVINRUDE dentialâ€"farmland site if the city and _ commercial assessment, explained Mr. Bricker. 17890 King 3. E. â€"SH 3â€" (open evenings) farmland and would have A true picture is not present ed in the lack of change of perâ€" centages in 1960, because 1,700 acres were annexed by the city 84 KING N. WATERLOO couple of years." ~ It was felt the saturation point for multiple dwelling conâ€" struction _ has almost been reached in both cities. At present, Waterloo‘s asgess ment ratio is 53.86 per cent for residential and farms and 46.14 per cent for industries and comâ€" off holds true for the two cit ies. "It eould be caused by the overwhelming number of mul tiple dwellings which" havé interest rates on their old homâ€" FOR NORTH WATERLOO PHONE SH 3â€"3721 A further improvement in the SUPER VARIETY STORE Teercott Marine He predicted mortgage interâ€"_ A NEW â€"SERVICE Newest : fishing . motors _ _ under _ yla the _ _ KITCHENER MARINE FORWELL‘S sun! 6%