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Female Help Wanted WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE . . . Pets BUDGIES and Supplies: under nine weeks old. Sex and age guaranteed in writing. Apâ€" pointment only. SH 3â€"1743. Stamps and Coins ONTARIO COIN EXCHANGE 564 King East â€" Dial 744â€"2771 Services ADULTS, Men‘s PUMPING SEPTIC TANKS â€" If you wouid enjoy working 3 or 4 hours a day calling reguâ€" larly each month on a group of Studio Girl Cosmetics clients on a route to be established in and around Wa‘crloo and are willing to make light deliverâ€" ies, etc., write STUDIO GIRL COSMETICS, Dept. CWY, 840 Lafleur Ave., Montreal 32. Route will pay up to $5.00 per: HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (rubber Tepperman & Sons Ltd. For OLD Cons Bought and Sold â€" Top Prices (On Highway 7 at Kitchener Stockyards) ONTARIO‘s LARGEST useD LUMBER DEALER Bill‘s Septic Tank Service, Bridgeport. Phone SH 3â€"0981. Winnipeg 9, Mapitoba PHONE lies. We can save you up';o 70%. For free samples and fl!:logus write to Twin City PCE 8I€® Penny for penny, The Chronicle Want Ads are the biggest bargain you can find . . . you reach more people in Waterloo who want to buy your merâ€" chandise or service . . . Use the Clasâ€" sified Section of The Waterloo Chronâ€" icl?. It is, indeed a powerful sales â€" voice. Let Us Help You price list, 6 samples 25¢; % samples $1.00. Mail order Dept W 34, Nov. Rubber Co., Box 91, Hamilton, Ont. 16 Open 7 a m. to 5:30 p.m. Mon. to Sat. WANT ADS ARE YOUR BEST MARKET PLACE We Are Your Home * Seiling * Renting * Buying Kitchener â€" Waterloo A POWERFUL VOICE Paa«{ d Classified Advertising Rates 3c per word â€"â€" le lArticles For Rent |c. The Waterloo Chronicle 104 KING ST. S. â€"â€" (Beside Beaupres} WORDS FOR ONLY Word Your Classified Advt. 144â€"5214 95 Queen S. Kitchener Phone 742â€"2213 50 Ontario S. Dial SH 3â€"1449 Also TV, Radios, Vacuums, Trilites, Toasters and Irons. Wanted To Rent GROUND FLOOR apartment 48 King St. S. Waterloo Crystal â€" Radios â€" China â€" Chocolates â€" Elmer Filsinger LORENZ FURS 22 Dupont Et. E. Waterloo Phone SH 3â€"9595 tric hammers; ladders; in MIAI vacuums â€" and | hunâ€" home COMPLETE RENTâ€"ALLSs Aerators; tillers; rollers; summer Heal, Dust & Pond Fish Water Lilies Water Hyacinths and Other Pool Plants THE PET HOUSE home wanted by quiet respecâ€" table family of three adults. WINDMILL SHOP For That Unusual Gift Visit The 125 Union E. at Moore SH 42741 Ceramics No SH 48815. and repair all makes We stock 50: PER INSERTION Kâ€"W PETLAND CONTINUES Low Low Sale Prices ANNIVERSARY SALE Free Parking 236 Margaret Ave. Kitchener i B As A ‘t ut ut c V 8 154 * / o8 .R S ie tw 1 r M t s «+â€" § # 1 AQUASOFT Water Softening LOANS for any good purpose PAYMENTS TAILORED TO YOUR BUDGET Phone or Call In at A TL A N TIC FIN A NCE summer and Mfi the only reaâ€" EVERSOFT Soft Water Service LET US CLEAN YOUR 1252 King St. Kitchener Rugs & Furniture cau HELM ruc 742â€"8488 Expert Guaranteed Service Reasonable Price SPERRY JOYCE Bridge Sport Shop Keep Your Water $50 to $5,000 Stop Here For Bait Team Discount Prices SPORT .CENTRE WATCH REPAIRS 744â€"1153 Don Sewell 82 Margaret Ave. (At The Bridge) SH 5â€"8948 R. A. HENDRY 58 Erb St. W. This District. o SH 5â€"8119 Sales Service With n E., Waterloo 742â€"2328 The teacher tells you to stop chewing your gum and the train says choo choo. What is the difference beâ€" tween a teacher and a chooâ€" choo train ? (Dan Halligan wilt answer all questions submitted by teenâ€" agers and children. Address him care of this paper. For personal repiies send selfâ€"addressed enâ€" velope.) Eimira Rd. Waterioo this same girl went downtown earlier in the day wearing shorts, â€" a halter, her hair in curlers, and soiled tennis shoes on her feet and was accepted. A girl going to a dance would be highly insulted if her date showed up with jeans, a dirty Tâ€"shirt and greasy hands. Yet, More Room, Garage, Fences, New Roof, New Ceiling or Floorâ€" ing â€" any repair jobs? Call Us Toâ€"day ... We can help you with your is acceptable but personally, I can‘t go along with this line of reasoning. Maybe it‘s disillusionâ€" ment, seeing too many 180â€" pound gals in tight shorts, but I frown on shorts downtown. _ This area is so touristâ€"minded, in the church 1 attend women. and girls slip into seats wearing shorts. Others wear jeans. This is strictly against my grain but is ‘‘accepted" apparently. So you see, clothing sometimes acâ€" cepted by the masses is not alâ€" ways accepted by the individual. NEED ... have to go with the local res ponsible thinking. dressing "casual" for their traâ€" velp. But in strictly nonâ€"resort W.C. Hartman Ratz Lumber I live in a 100 per cent resort Phone SH 3â€"1463 o New Homes SH. 5â€"4133 CONSTRUCTION ERANT, Mr. and Mrs. Geraid, 104 Waterioo St, Waterioo, at &t. Mary‘s. Hospital, May 20, areas, casual Radio, Hiâ€"Fi teers are screened carefully beâ€" fore we taken them on, so that we may be certain they are woâ€" men who really want to work â€" and work nard. If they volunteer to come, it must be for certain hours and definite lengths of time. Should they fail to turn up, without very good reason, more than three times, we no longer require they should come tish subjects Be between 21 and 30 years Be not less than 5‘ 10" withâ€" out shoes Weigh not less than 160 and not more than 200 lbs. Have at least two years high Be :leh e health & good physique Be of good moral character and habits _ For further information as ceived by the KITCHENER POLICE DEPARTMENT for persons interested in a pol~ "Oh, dear me no," smiled the director, closing the door on the Cbfldren’s Wing. "Our â€" volunâ€" time off, on duty? Do you mean the Cancer Society volunteers don‘t just come in and out when teenâ€"age volunteers during the summer. But many of them, inâ€" cluding the adult women, find it too heartbreaking to take for too long at a time. They are alâ€" lowed a little time off, and then are back on duty again." BUY YOUR HIâ€"YI NOW WITH A LOW.COST LIFEâ€"INSURE®D [1RAFFf 5COTIH {4] f{[j POLICE CONSTABLES WANT TO MAKE BEAUTIFUL MUSIC? Not Fun And Games LOAN THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA Oy ANnN BOWAN | it?" ‘5. Wait two hours after eating before going in the water. 6. All nonâ€"swimmers must wear lifeâ€"jackets when playing in or _ around the water. 7. Boating is fun, but all nonâ€" swimmers must wear lifeâ€"jackâ€" ets, it‘s the law. 8. Sit still in the centre of your boat. If you want to change places go to shore. e 9. If your boat capsizes, hang on even if you are only a short distance from shore. , 10. Learn the reaching assists and some day you may save a life. and habits For further information lll to salary, working condiâ€" tions, fringe benefits and application form, write or contact: Chief Constable, Kitchener Police 134 Frederick Street, Kitchener, Ontario. Be in good health Be of good moral character POLICE CADETS Applications will be reâ€" ceived by the KITCHENER POLICE DEPARTMENT for young male persons interestâ€" ed in a police career. Appliâ€" cants must: Be Canadian citizens or Briâ€" tish subjects Be between 18 and 21 years Be not less than 5‘ 10" withâ€" out shoes Weigh not less than 150 and not more than 180 lhs. Have at least two years high _ This paper went to press beâ€" fore the long weekâ€"end, we thereâ€" fore have no accidents listed, let us hope for the minimum. Play safe next holiday weekâ€" end, learn and practise these ten basic Red Cross Water Safety Rules: ‘ 1. Always swim with at least two other people, never alone. 2. Never swim after dark. 3. Know your swimming area. There may be underwater dangers. 4. If you want to swim a long distance, follow the shore line and always be accompanied by threeâ€"day Victoria Holiday. Total Drownings in Ontario curing the month of May, 1962 was 38. 1963 gives every indication of surpassing : 1962 as a record drowning year. To date, over 30 lpeople have drowned as opposed to 21 at the same time last year. Each of these unfortunate people lost their lives because they broke or disregarded impâ€" ortant water safety rules. 164 ALLEN ST. E. Waterloo â€" Phone 7421238 TOM McMILLAN Aluminum Scre Doors, Railings, ALUMINUM SALES AWNINGS "I thought they were al socâ€" to have a fondâ€" 18 ‘e Scenicâ€"Dome rail travel â€" a Low cost rail fares « Great Lakes and Alaska cruises * Hotels and resorts across Canada * Steamship bookings to Europe * Airlines across Canada and linking five continents worLes MosY CowPurTT 7® CALL YOUR CANADIAN PACIFIG AGENT FOR ALL YOUR TRAVEL NEEDS NUTRITION HINTS Cholesterol is poisonous, So never, never eat it, Sugar, too, may murder you, There is no way to beat it. And fatty. food may do you in; Information and Reservations from: full Even if you cu; :;e- ;fi right, it‘s important for the onâ€" coming drivers to be able to see denly | _ Canfidence, _ knowâ€"how gc--‘-nnht.n: rantee of driving pleasure â€" and | safety â€" â€" as traffic heavier during the late. c |and summer, Ontario Transport hast driver is the ctie ‘zflk* o umfl,"&_udz search tells us a lot about ledge to his own advantage." AcOlhrioulhum to take to the highways fos the Victoria Day Weekend, Mr. mmmmdn.. research â€" based points for safe smart driving: 1. Drive: with alert confidence. The driver who becomes wor rh‘ndmigh’hhb' ic in an emergency, 2. Never trust the other driver. Part of the know â€" how of the good driver is his alertness for the other fellow‘s mistakes; he doen'tpusinatipgqot,c follow too closely, because these actions make the blind assump tion that the other fellow Will do nothing unexpected. h 3. Start a trip well rested. Fatâ€" igue dulls reaction. 4. Keep your miles of driving in a day below 250, if at all possiâ€" ble, Beyond that, whether you realize it or not, fatigue is bound to set in. 5. Keep your windshield clean. Even a light coating of dust can cut visibility by 25 per cent. 6. Keep your car well ventilatâ€" ed. Heavy smoking in a closed car causes an oxygen deficiency of tents. Priced â€" rite for you Tents available for rental City Passenger Agent 36 Ontario Street North Kitchener SH 5â€"5635 Be certain to avoid it â€" Habit o-u 3 5 P 7 ! We mk c1_ ul C **a5 SPORTS CENTRE V. L. Dykemar TENTS