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Colonel: "The fact, Sir, that an all â€" wise Providence spoiled the biggest part of it for drinkâ€" ing purposes, by pulting salt in Captain: "What makes you think, Colonel. that. water was never intended to be used as a beverage ?" David : "I‘m so sorry for the poor little calf. He didn‘t do nothin‘ ." Little David listened with deep interest to the story of the prodâ€" igal son and at the end burst into tears. Mother : "Why, .David. What is the matter ?" BULLAS, Mrs. Edith, 38 Euclid Ave.,_ Waterloo, Jan. 24, 76 years. WAGNER, Herman H., 148 Graâ€" ham St., Waterioo, Jan. 23, 81 years. * McINTYRE, Mrs. A. A. (Beulah}, 120 Allen St. West, Waterloo, Jan. 27, 73 years. SMILEY, M. Arnold, 350 Balfour Ave.. Winnipeg, formerly of Waâ€" terloo, Jan. 19, 67 years. Permanent Cold Wave ..... $5.95 Shampoo Fingerwave & Hair Shaping 1.95 State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co., Canadian . Head Office, Toronto, CANADA 170 Bridgeport Rd. (At Ellis) Waterloo WEEKâ€"END SPECIALS Ideal GINGER ALE 30â€"oz. size only 10c Kraft Canadian Cheese Slices 8â€"oz, only 29¢ Magazines, Newspapers, Chocolates, School Supplies, Film Service HAID‘S GARAGE FINA SERVICE 405 King N. Waterioo Repairs To All Makes Open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Pumps Open 18 p.m. Used Car Specials 51 BUICK Aâ€"1 Condition $65.00 54 Chevrolet Belair Tip Top Shape 54 Zephyr Like New. For All Your Auction Needs Visit Our Sales Rooms 10 a.m. to 5:36 p.m. Auction Sale Thurs. 7:30 p.m. Friday 10 a m. to 8 p.m. For Limited Time Oniy Tuesdays & Wednesdays CENTRE VARIETY Phone 745â€"3631 Corner King & Union ’lhl BEAUTY SALON Phone 7451571 56 Ford 2 Door 3 PRINCESs ST. W. WATERLOO 57 Plymouth 4 Door Standard 6 Vâ€"8 Automatic _ This Week _ Phone 3456221 SPECIAL Open Daily K. W. Herbert Penner | $ 322 Kil' North, Waterloo ln;o:n‘ SH 3â€"1705 Useyour headâ€"and SAVE Check State Farm‘s low insurance rates for careâ€" Jul driversâ€"rates so low that one out of two may And check State Farm serviceâ€"so good that people insure more cars with us than with any» one else. Call today! WIECKERT, Mr. and Mrs. Wernâ€" er, RR 1, Waterioo, at St. Mary‘s Hospital, Jan. 26, son. WOELFLE. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad, 73 Ellis St. North, Waterloo, at K â€" W Hospital, Jan. 25, daughâ€" ter. LEMP, Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert, 115 \ Mackay Cres., Waterloo, at K â€" W Hospital, Jan. 23, son. LESSARD, Mr. and Mrs. James, 282 Erb St. East, Waterloo, at St. Mary‘s Hospital, Jan. 25, daughter. McQUEEN, Mr. and Mre. Donâ€" ald, 90 Euclid Ave., Waterloo, at Kâ€"W Hospital, Jan. 23, daughter. ‘ SHANE, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W., 97 Ellis Cres. South, Waterloo, at Kâ€"W Hospital, Jan. 27, daughter. ‘ SLOUGH, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril, 48 George St., Waterloo, at s:.‘ Mary‘s Hospital, Jan. 25, daughâ€" ter. | WARK, Mr. and Mrs. Frank, RR 1, Waterloo, at St. Mary‘s Hosâ€" pital, Jan. 28, daughter. WEST, Mr. al:? Mrs. Ernest F. 99 Margaret Ave. North, Waterâ€" loo, at K â€" W Hospital, Jan. HOLMBERG Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 260 Erb. St. East, Waterloo, at St. Mary‘s Hospital, Jan. 27, um“ lna ""' .‘â€"io + " For Festival‘s 11th Season DARROCH, Mr. and Mrs. Kenâ€" neth, 97 Erb St., West, Apt. D, Waterloo, at Kâ€"W Hospital, Jan HANNA, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert, 123 Waterloo St., at St. Mary‘s Hospital, Jan. 23, son. HODGINS, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, 11 Austin Drive, Waterloo, at St.~ Mary‘s Hospital, Jan. 25, When the idea was first conâ€" ceived four years ago and the column launched, 1 was well a ware of the fact it was an exâ€" periment _ in _ communication. Happily, 1 can boast it was an Ever watch a little child, bustâ€" ing with excitement, waiting for a birthday to happen? That is the way I feel every year about this time when the anniversary of the Diary of a Vagabond rolls around again. Licence For Realtors ‘‘We hear a lot about the resâ€" ponsibility of real estate boards," he said, "but their responsibiliâ€" tics are only the ones they think they should have." The City Hall provides official, upâ€"toâ€"date information â€" and . is open for inspection by any resiâ€" dent Mr. Dutton said, adding that it is unfortunate that more people don‘t take advantage of the service. SERIOUS PROBLEM Complaints have been registerâ€" ed by clients who have not been told all they should know by realtors, said Ald. Frank Doerâ€" ner. said that ensuring that the wouldâ€"be buyers know and underâ€" stand everything about the proâ€" perty they wish to purchase was it will be the fourth of the G. and S. works to be presented by the Festival‘s Light Opera company. The series began in 1960 with "HM.S. Pinafore", official Pirates of Penzance" and in 1962 ing and other plans which affect the property. Bless You, My Readers! (Continued from page 1) J. Blowes, board chairman Diary Of A Vagabond in 1961 with svam raem Writing a column, as I am sure 1 have remarked before. is like â€" fighting a punching bag with a feather dusteF. A columâ€" nist is seldom sure whether he or she hbas hit that vulnerable spot, the reader‘s interest. Esâ€" pecially in respect to a column of the Vagabond‘s nature. It is seldom _ controversial and | has little editorial comment with which a reader might want to agree or disagree vehemently. These are usually the reasons people write to editors or colâ€" umnists. That is why, when the cards 1 receive have . encouragâ€" ing remarks about the content, or subject mafter 1 chose for some particular column during the year, 1 am grateful for the trouble many take to wish the venture continued success. Comments from suburban and rural residents who read their weekly newspapers ragged are highly valued by me. Naturally I often wonder if I "get through" to these superâ€"critical Recently I happened to â€"reâ€" mark 1 thought my fan mail had diminished to a dribble. Then the holiday season arrived and heartening messages which, any columnist will admit, are dear to the heart, arrived with every mail delivery. dent is an associate of the Gerâ€" rat Construction Ltd., who built the house. Mr. Ratz is a director of Major Holdings (Waterloo) Ltd. which developed Beechwood Park. The real estate agency which sells Beechwood Park lots is Wiebe and Bacher Company Ltd. whose president, Abe Wiebe, is also president of Major Hoidings. almost instant success and, judâ€" ging by the letters received and comments made by both weekly newspapers and readers and their editors across Canada, the proof of its continued readerâ€" ship has been in its apparent apâ€" peal to many in all walks of life. Lumber Ltd. of which he is presiâ€" Viceâ€"chairman, Lioyd Ratz said after the two men left the meetâ€" ing "he (Dr. McKegney) will be happy when be can drive right on to this express road and scoot right through town without havâ€" ing to go onall those streets." Dr. McKegney â€" must â€" have known about the proposed exâ€" pressway before he bought his property said Mr. Ratz. A member of the board quesâ€" tioned the firm who built Dr. McKegney‘s house and Mr. Ratz Avon _ theatre each _ evening (with the exception of Sundays and Mondays) with matinces on Wednesdays and Saturdays until August 17. Begin cold winter days with a hearty breakfast including plenty of protein and a big pot of steaming, fragrant coffee. A supply of convenient, versatile evaporated milk will allow family membars to enjoy their wakeâ€"up coffee, creamed to perfection with a minimum of expense and trouble. The home economists at Carnation Milk Company Limited suggest an invigorating breakfast featuring zesty Egg Scramble and cups of piping hot coffee with doubleâ€"rich evaporated milk. f ©GG SCRAMBLE Makes 4 servings? 2/3 cap butter or margarine 8 eggs, beaten 1 clove garlic, crushed 2/3 cup (small can) undiluted 1 medium green , diced evaborated mitk sc ATs. 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper Welt butter. Add gartic, green pepper, onion and tomato. Cook over low heat 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Combine remaining ingredients; mix well. Stir egg mixture into tomato mixture. Caok over low heat, stirting freâ€" quently, untit eggs are set. CREAMY COFFEE AND PROTEIN FOODS START THE DAY OFF RIGHT treaders. ‘There were a number | of expressions of appreciation ‘on the articles I wrote this past summer about the hydro develâ€" opments on the Prairies and the ‘Potash mine in Saskatchewan. \One reminded me that Canada ‘is to have a World‘s Fair during its centennial year, 1967. This wellâ€"wisher â€" suggested | that 1 start plugging this enterprise. | DN TARGET Usually while writing . this particular _ annual column acâ€" knowledging the thoughtfulness of readers across Canada, 1 anâ€" nounce what is in store for thel months ahead, where I shall be | travelling and some of the in-i teresting things I plan to investâ€" | igate. There are still some areas of Canada I have not visited but ‘ my travel plans for 1963 are not yet definite. But wherever 1 may ; be, 1 can promise news, discovâ€" eries and people, lots and lots of interesting people I am sure to , meet and write about during my 1963 tours. l This latter suggestion was of particular interest to me . beâ€" cause we must all realize that publicity of any sort is an inâ€" tangible. The fact that someone thinks I can promote a Canadâ€" ian â€" World‘s Fair, "with the same success you seem to have in getting motorâ€"habited citizens to take the train from one end of Canada to the other" is am:â€" pie payment for any effort 1 put into writing about tourism, industry, scenery, the interestâ€" ing people I meet or just some homey happening. Planned _ by _ Miss Dorothy Shoemaker _ of the â€" Kitchener Public Library and Dr. G. E. Reaman of the University â€" of Waterloo .this series is based ; on the type of Book Reviewing | received with so much enl.hus‘ iasm in the Public Libraries of | such cities as Rochester and Cleveland. [ Sandwiches and coffee will be available. For further particu lars of the programme and lunch arrangements, phone the Kitâ€" chener Library. W. A. E. McBryde, Ph. D. Dean of Science, University of Waterloo. Aubrey Diem, PhD. Ass‘t Professor of Georgraphy Univâ€" ersity of Waterloo. Miss Lillian Snider, B. A. formerly of the English & His tory Depts. Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Collegiate. ord Columnist sociate Professor of History Unâ€" iversity of Waterloo. Rev. Jerome Arnoid, M. A. Associate Professor of History Resurrection College. Book Talks Sandy Baird, B. A. K. W. Recâ€" Use the Chronicle Classified Section i‘ As a "symbol of French | youth,." the baby acquired a Icomplete layette, enough toys ‘to last through childhood, and a large collection of records. |\ The records represent the best of French literature and music | and were chosen by Andre Mauâ€" rois the famous author, and by â€"the director of the Paris Opera. | haven‘t DEAR DAN: 1 suppose you‘ll say I‘m teeling sorry tfor myself but I‘m not. It‘s just that I‘m so lonely. | ran around with a | wild bunch all summer and just BILLIONTH â€" FRENCHMAN OF TEN CHILDREN. born Christmas Eve, the name of one was picked out of a hat to be France‘s billionth Frenchâ€" man. â€" > | what do | do? What am 1 supâ€" . posed to do when I‘m with him at this perty? We get slong fine but | don‘t know how we‘ll get | stong at the party â€" â€" First Time. | DEAR FIRST TIME: Jim and | you won‘t be alone at the party, you know. There will be other coupies, aduit chaperones and games and dancing. Everything will go along quite smoothly so His formula for success was "Keep ‘em guessing, Bait your audience, insult them, taunt them, badger them. But what ever else you do, be witty." THE MAN who for nearly 50 years took his spot at the Speakers‘ Corner of Hyde Park, in London England, is dead. Every Sunday he appeared to quote from Dickens, Shaw Shelâ€" ley or Scott and himself. Many famous people went to hear hifm and his Irish broque. DEAR E. R.: Your former friends are aware of the change for the better in you but someâ€" times after people haven‘t been overly friendly for weeks and months, it‘s difficult to â€" say, self never ask me to go out with them after school or things like that. The boys are all right exâ€" cept that the really nice ones bunch | ran with. Please help me. I‘m so lonely and bive â€" E.R. Well, | live in a small town and it wasn‘t long until none of the better kids would have anything to do with me. | learned my les son and have been on my best don‘t ask me for dates. The only boys whe want to FOR PREE PICKâ€"UP & DELIVERY 9 CONVENIENT SHOPS TO SERVE YOU WITTY SPEAKER DEAD 707 BELMONT BLVD. BELMONT CLEANERS & TAILORS 46 King St. North SH 4â€"4682 .. _ Waterlo( . MON. TUES. WED. OPE“ lo P.M. tnurs. anp rRL SAT. 9 AM. â€" 6 PM. NIGHTLY reee PARKING AT REAR OF/ STORE BELMONT *T3 In Our Entire History! THE BIGGEST DRAPERY CLEANING BARGAIN JANUARY SALE â€"â€" SAVE UP TO 50% Oy en »Hailigan BIG SAVINGS All THE TIME sO MURRY! CALLl ALAN RIGBY‘S YOUR ONEâ€"STOP CLEANERS & TAILORS FOR ONE MORE WEEK! e |co-cyouuduthlddm DEAR DAN: I‘ve| don‘t know how to go about it. been asked to a You may feel like you‘re humbâ€" bey‘s perty by ling yourself a little but one of vs â€" HOUSE OF FURNITURE SH 3â€"4196 T 21 Thuraday, January H. 19068 AT , under the sun. Why do so many | people believe the worst when a girl or boy park? Honestfy, we just talked, he kissed me | twice and then he took me | home. What was wrong in that? Dated at Kitchener, this 29th day of January, 1963. G. HAROLD SHANNON, QC. 30 Spetz Street, Kitchener, Ontario, Solicitor for the Administratrix. ‘ty.of Waterloo, Cabinet Maker, who died on the 16th day of January, 1963. are required to file proof of the same with the undersigned the Solicitor for the Administratrix, Janet Holdâ€" enmeyer, on or before the. 21st day of February, 1963. After that date. the said Estate will be distributed, having regard only to the claims of which notice has been received. All persons having claims against the Estate of JOSEPH HOLDENMEYER, late of the City of Kitchener, in the__Ct-mn- (Dan Halligan will answer all questions submitted by teenâ€"agâ€" ers and children. Address him care of this paper. For personal replies enclose a stamped, selfâ€" addressed envelope.) doing when they park shouldn‘t have allowed their sons or daughters to date in the first place if that‘s all the farther they trust them. DEAR â€" JOHNNY: â€" After â€" a dance is finished and you escort the girl back to her table <or chair, even if she‘s alone, you‘re under no obligation to stay with her. Thank her for the dance, do an about face and take off. DEAR DAN: My _ parents found out 1 parked with my brave sou} will speak up for you. That will be all it will take and you‘ll be back with the crowd. DEAR DAN: Girls will someâ€" times write and teil you how cally boys away, but the boys have a girls who go to our dances who believe that just because a guy asks them to dance at 8 o‘clock, break away trom one of these girls. Don‘t you agree? â€" Johnny. Notice To Creditors "C‘mon, let‘s be good friends a gain. You‘re lonely and Fll bet DEAR L. 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