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Weanélday, Rovember 11, 1906 Ladies and gentlemen, voters of the City of Waterloo, l humbly appeal to you for your supâ€" port for a seat on our city council. Having been keeping in touch with what has been going on in our council, by getting reports of all the meetâ€" ings of council there are many things the elecâ€" tors never find out. Items involving thousands of dollars of which ninety percent of you folks know nothing. These ought to be brought to your attention. I have had four years experience on our counâ€" cil, and five years with the provincial governâ€" ment. You can chalk up an assist, too, for starting new farm tractors working in the fields and moving earthâ€"shaking construction equipâ€" ment into new building projects... for arteâ€" rial highways steadily advancing towards completion ... for bridges moving out across rivers...for new business enterprises of all kinds getting under way. The ignitions of brandâ€"new family cars, for instance, and neighbours‘ lawnmowers. You helped start lots of both this year if you saved money at the Bank of Montreal. My sympathies are with the common folks and 1 will see that their wishes are fairly dealt with. 1 promise never to stand in the way of progress, and hope to see a continuance of growth of our city. I will advocate that the older portions of the city be given more consideration. If you want yolur taxes lowered. Lots of things got started in 1963 "Be Sure To Vote December Vote for NORM RATZ Â¥3 BanxK or MoNnTREAL LGanadasa Farot ZCank NORM RATZ Alderman 1%4â€"1965 Monday, December 2 TOTAL ASSETS $4,275,269,201 For Loans totaling $2,419,627,136 were reported. In virtually every community across the nation, important things were moving beâ€" cause your savings dollars made it possible for the Bank of Montreal to make hundreds of thousands of loans for all kinds of worthâ€" while purposes. At the Bank‘s yearâ€"end, our customers had $3,961,675,039 on deposit. » Loans totaling $2,419,627,136 ‘m HANH That‘s why a whole lot of things got started in 1963. 99 Around & About Cake decorating was the topâ€" ic of the evening at the Waterâ€" loo Y.W.C.A. on November 20. Ladies from. Waterloo â€" and Bridgeport who had been takâ€" ing the cake decorating course brought their cakes to put on display. More than 50 women feasted their eyes on beautifulâ€" roJ. (Continued from page 7) BUDDELL Reâ€"Elect ROY BAUMAN ROY BAUMAN For Sizx Consecutive Years Regular Attendant At All Council Meetings Represented â€"Our City At Many Area Meetings Member of Waterioo Chamber of Commerce Vice Pres. Waterloo Horticultural Society Served The City of Waterloo as Aiderman "WHEN YOU‘RE PAYING GET VALUE" ly decorated cakes for weddings, birthdays and other festive oc casions. There were asio cakes representing a baby grand piano (complete with the keys), winâ€" OUR TOWN â€" By McClielland NAPOLEON â€" By McBride MOCO â€" By Barley LI‘L PEDRO â€" By de la Torre HARRIS N E IL The Records Prove That You Should Personal Service To The Taxpayer Sound But Economical Pinancing To Analyze All City Business Before Approving or Rejecting Belt Line Bus Service For Our City MY PLATFORM Honest Ad CHECK YOUR CAR, CHECK ACCIDENTS! WATERLOO COUNCIL } 7 â€"â€"spkhel [ {‘ad 1 k l thets r‘ Alderman ELECT well. an hour. HENRY Dear Henry : We are going to move soon. How do you suggest I break the news to my girlfriend? 21 Dear ??? ~ Your news will be just as bitter, whether it is at the end of a long romantic speech. or not. Next time you see her . . . just say . . . "Guess what? . . . I‘m movâ€" I am a girl of 15. I earn my spending money babyâ€" sitting. I earn 50 cents an hour babysitting at other people‘s house. When I babysit at home I don‘t earnr anything. Don‘t you think I should earn 1 something. 4 R2000 0CPR UTEORD Dear Teenâ€"ager: : I sympathize with the teenâ€"ager. These days it is pretty hard to exist financially for both adults and teenâ€"agers. Adults should give teenâ€"agers every opporâ€" turity to EARN their money. Since your parents are your parents and since they don‘t charge you anything for food and board give them a reduced price of 25e Dear Henry : ing !" 0 M o0 Oe P GO CCE PC ROSO, AASHVUARC OR LNG children get more and more spoiled. Before, masquer aders were quite content with apples. Today I hear a long groan when I bring out the apples. What‘s wrong with apples these days? DISAPPOINTED ADULT Dear Disappointed: = What‘s wrong with kids these days? When I‘m hungry and waiting for a bus, I‘d rather find a ripe, juicy apple in my pocket than a stick of gum. When I was a "boy" every one wanted to know which house gives out chiclets . . . now chiclets are the standard thing and everyone wants to know who gives out silver dollars! HENRY Dear Henry : Thef _ > \ l Wait a while, en \9 She may drive as well @ [CF f As the man in pants! *a l &A Give Mom a chance > '*,‘ s HENRY ‘,’a\_ s Dear Henry : l I don‘t think that I $ am lazy but I don‘t seem BA & to get that much done when 1 want to. Some night I want to get an awful lot done but I only get about half of my homework done. My father says I‘m working too hard. What do you say ? SAM Dear Sam: My mother is trying to get her driver‘s license. How can 1 stop her from doing that? She doesn‘t drive * + _ well and I don‘t want anyâ€" _ thing to happen to her. FREDDY J A m Dear Freddie: Dear Henry : % 9 R :@‘; [ 20) y > B8 sorry to comment that every Hallowe‘en the Relax Sam Be a little hary You‘re only human Therefore lazy! COAOSK henry TEENâ€"AGER HENRY