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Station C, Winnipeg 9, Manitotta. ix: I lit Mt Marriages WHO ELSE WANTS A NEW Chill XIII tt x xxx: .07 " NOW VI“ A toWaxt" umm Death: Tiia " xxx I ootttTttootqottott0tttntt1' gun: a: 'INN, ',RN'N no noun 0 In 5n Birth: in: LOAN THE BANK or NOVA SCOTIA REFLECTO ixlx SEQ-m or '"""r'--tarm.rmmss, - - m nu- BALL YOUR CANADIAN PAGIFIL' AGENT Fort ALL MUN TIM m, NEEDS l There were IO per cent fewer cows in Canada in 1961 than there were in the 1980's but 'tver. age production per cow inerear ed more than 50 per cent in that time. FEVER COWS - MORE MILK have three camps" Mr. B, L. Hays, a past presi- dent of the local Optimist Guts said that it was the Optimists that started day camps in this area, Since they started, both the Kitchener and the Waterloo re- creation commissions have es- tablished such camps, but the Optimists were the first he said. "One of our camps can handle 147 children at a tune. and we tied, " a dtstriet board meeting In London In August, and at an International meetmg in Cali- fornia In December. The only itime that the tnternatiooat body ‘has any say in the membership oi any local club is when it is first chartered. Following that. according to the K-W club‘s president, any local could enlist as many persona, negro or other. mm, as It liked. He went on to explain that the Lieutenant President ot one of zones In the States 15 a negro. [ “If the us. head offiee told us that we could not have negro members," Mr, Kominek said, “I wouid be the first one to lead our club out of the mid. But we have high hopes of changing the us, policy." Mayor Bauer stated that many groups that depend to I large extent on public givuigs for their work have established fed. euted charities He wondered if the Optimists had ever consider- ed joining one of these bodies. Mr. Kominek replied that ser- vice clubs have never been I part of Red Feather or anything like that. Sunk-Dom. nilfnvd Low can rail taro: Great Lakes and Milk. an!” Holst: and and: terms Canada Steamship booking: to Europe Ammo: across Canada and mixing tive continents ttutqreteeithatwe-ii-i to do something about it. tt u an internal matter." Mr. Kamila! went on to ex- plain the matter would be brought up, Ind he hoped elari, 1utrtminatitt" “WEE; In; uld the can.“ than?!“ GiiiGi tted 'terthirtg that I could pa- when lune can. up. Nerttting !feiai_usb-eatutooG V. L. Dykolmn City Imam" Age-c so Ontario street North Kitchener (Conn-mod Iron - " " '-S63S The first section - IT miles of 10-inch pipe -- should be In the ground within a week and in operation by mid-August. serving Dayton. Arthur, Lislowel, Pal. merston and Harriston, Second action - 23 miles of 8-inch pipe - is scheduled to be finished in lime to permit gas service m Mount Forest and Durham by early September, When completed, probably be” tore the end of September, the) program witt see natural gas ser) nee "utsrtshed for the Inst’ Mac in Drayton, Arthur, Lis- towel, Palmerston. Harriston, Mount Forest. Durham, Hanover and Walkenon, The new hm - extending north from the mun Union Gas system " Elmira - is pm of a a trtiliiort expansion program launched by the Company early in lay. " When of a Gib-Inne- lon; nun-mission pipeline to ”only 1:11qu u: to nine coin- nuniues in the nu north of Waterloo. In , New Towns TaloExtullod Service to Hinovdr and Wat Um Gun Comm: has tux;- Natural Gas gives you constant, control- table temperature all through the house, night and day. With Natural Gas the fresh warm air is circulated throughout your home, and stagnant air is carried away. With _ Natural Gas equipment, there are fewer moving parts. So operation is quiet and Children are too busy playing to rtanember their slippers! But you needn't worry about qetifftes . . . not ifyou're heating your home with Natural Gls, the Friendly Fuel. Iles building a dream house just like dad's j?j?il1ilyuatiGAS The T. Eaton a. limited See your Cu Appliance Dealer with the wannrh of the Friendly Fuel Sena-ht, mu unplann- ot a truth tttse fro- Duh... The new dumbuuon up an: an now vmully complete in an mu except Walkerton, Hanover and Durham, when ttte work should be tiauttat by only Septemier. pru- rum likely um m and. In auerarate mu d the GARBAGE NORMALLY COLLECTED ON MONDAY WILL BE PICKED UP TUESDAY, AUGUST 6th. MONDAY, AUGUST Sth (CIVIC HOLI- DAY) (81 inch titorest NO COLLECTION OF GARBAGE ON I UNIONG'ASCOMPANY Insmll a Natural Gas Inmate now, when top trade-in allowanccs arc available, and you have up to live years to pay, And " he forgets hm slippers, so what ? All he need; tor his health Is an apple a day. " Hotnc-otrncrs are Ila/spin with Natural Gas maintenance is low. And Natural Gas service has always been trce! GARBAGE (OllECTION CITY tr 1llfiftlla Snnitntion Department, Company " also plum all to Now Hamburg, Baden, PM burg and St. Agatha, Mt the - west of Waterloo. Distribution mien vonatruetton n “peeled tu sun In New ”but: next week and the an" m should be completed u w Samantha 7 [ we "spam