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Children and bicycles seem to go more together in the summer months, as a result. each year more and more cyclists are to be found on our roads and streets. Because of this fact, we of the Waterloo Police department, each year operate (with the excellent assistance of the K-W Optimist Club) a "Bicycle Road-eo." This gives us an opportunity to see first hand how well our safety lessons are learned - and. at the same time, gives the young eye- lists an opportunity to win tro- phies and prizes for their skill. By CPL. WM. (BILL) HELLER This year it will be held Saturs 1lffilliEll-l.fl,,Mll and ROBBINS ' MYERS ELECTRIC MOTORS 11 Church St. E. Elmira Ph. MOhawk 9-3366 Distributor For V-Belt Drives and Pulleys, Custom Built Exhaust Fans 12" - 36", Direct and Belt Driven With or,.Without Shutters. , weeds}, 1' Jli8,lllllllrii',iti'iii'iiiii, .' Sunbeam or Stewart Cattle Clipper Parts and Repairs Kitchener Ontario & Duke Sts. AUTHORIZED DEALER REWINDING - SAlES 8. REPAIRS FRED t. MILLER Waterloo Police Tips Junior boys and junior girls (grades kindergarten to Gr. 2) Sunday, 1:30-3:30 p.m. The lat. ter group are being judged Sun. day because so many are not al. lowed to drive their bikes ttN their own street and ihis enables parents to come with them and cheer them on, day and Sunday, June 3 and 4, on the Waterloo Arena parking lot. It will be divided into six divisions: Intermediate boys and intermediate girls (grades 3-5). Saturday from 9 am. to 11:45 Senior boys and senior girls (grades 6-8) Saturday 1:15-4:30 so receive a Wrist watch (court- esy of the Optimist Club). and I crest. and} dinner. The first prize winners (senior) receive a large trophy and a miniature trophy plus an 8x10 picture. First winners in the in. termediate classes win a bicycle, miniature trophy and picture. First winner (junior) a bicycle headlight and miniature trophy. Waterloo Bowling ales Second prize winners receive a miniature trophy. All winners al. Trophies are donated by the - v "v o,etfl'G ' " .. A -. " my» tr.ei-? I ( , _ w . W M1 , il N I Ialillllll , tq ' " _ C' Ilriihl ' _ .. f l , 4:1,... .. a FEATURES "I" HELP "I CLEAN II noon "ME! ON EIDA 'J-au-il.,,. 'i"e'ji__as'i" , lllllllilltillll . smmsss mums»! 3;, "Aii't?t'lllllllllllFttt, RETAIL VALUE 1? 'r, a? ( rv-sd, _,,,,,),,,),),,!,,,),,,),, H -W‘FH w A TE pLoo $1023 Soft vinyl bu mpcr protects Iurniturn. Powerful Den?- clean n. Motor, 'tir, long We Nylon Hos., Hi Top Lt! for easy bag changes. Mc- A" the! construc- tion, dura- ble enamo} “mm. Easy Rott Wheels roll easily our mtors run. w ses' Last year approximately 900 children attended and the police and Optimists are expecting this number to rise considerably this year. Watch the Chronicle for further information in their May 3lst issue. Canada Health is donating free chocolate bars and the Coca Cola Company Md. is giving free cakes. _ the two bicycle headlights and some passes. Phails Cycle and Sports. Glen Briar Curling Club, Orval Dorseht Cycle and Sports, George J. As- mussen Ltd., Zehrs and the Waterloo Police. John Toth is donating the crests. The Waterloo Police will donate the two bier cles and the A & W Root Beer The Wain“. Chronic“, WMV, May TO, "" w: Cleaner has big 1% peak H.P. Fan Jet motor that deep cleans in record time. Comes complete with deluxe 1-piece set of cleaning tools at no extra cost. Tools store right on the cleaner. saves time and storage space. Power adjuster - you control the suction to suit the cleaning . lamp shades. drapes, rugs, blinds, light fabrics. general all purpose dusting. ' Direct Hose Connection . Hose snaps straight into cleaner. No clips or screw: to operate.{ VACUUM CLEANER [jjii0llIiiIiiifTEi3 PAY ONLY FEATURE PACKED VALUE PACKED Modern paintings up to 26 feet tall will be exhibited in the U.S. pitvihioet at Expo 67. The following are the new slate of officers for the 1967-68 season: Immediate Past President, Mrs. Samuel GoleW, President, Mrs. Robert Graft Ist Vice President, Mrs. Murray Parker: and Wee President, Mrs. W. C. Itehkopt; Secretary, Mrs. Lloyd Schwinn: Treasurer, Mrs. Rudolph Rom. inek; Social Convener. Mrs. Eden Snyder. The new otticeis will be install. led in June. Members of the club received many helpful and interesting hints on the art of applying make-up, from Mrs. Joan Hea- ton of the Cameo School of Self Improvement and Modelling. The opti-Mrs, voted to donate $250 towards this worthy project, the first of its kind in Canada. The YWCA (Kitchener) will be the recipients of a $100 donation to help sponsor children for day camping at the Optimist Camp. at Heidelberg. _ that it will run for two weeh this year. Dates for the music day camp this year will be from August 21 to September 2, M was reported It the his] meeting, held at the Granite chi». that the used clothing drive had ended May 30, and “I clothing collected wiit be given to the Uai, tarian Services Committee. In the repon of the one-week Music Day Camp held last year at Camp Bamberg, Richard Ber- Sauer of the Optimist Club stated K-W Opti-Mrs. NEW EUREKA MODLE 702 AT ART STRETCHES EYE