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x â€"*â€" Waterioo Chronicle, Thursday, May 29, 1969 Officers patrolled 12,751 miles and laid 101 traffic charges, as well as six for criminal offences, two on liquor charges and one for impaired driving. There was a sharp rise in the number of break, enter and theft cases reported, with eight among 59 investigations conducted. Air patrols nab speeders The local provincial police deâ€" tachment had aircraft patrol over Highways 7 and 8 last week and laid 69 charges as. a result. One person was injured in eight accidents investigated by the deâ€" tachment in which property daâ€" mage amounted to $5,525. Interim completion date for the contract is Aug. 14, with full comâ€" pletion a month later. ‘An expressway contract for th# section from Bridgeport Road to King Street in Waterloo is exâ€" pected to be awarded this fall. The relocation of services has to be completed before work can start on the expressway. The watermain on King Street has been installed, the one on Lexington Avenue is nearing completion, and work on the large outfall sewer will begin shortly. Robert Simon Construction of Waterford has a $195,000 contract for the work, which includes inâ€" stallation of a 48â€"inch sanitary outfall sewer from the Waterloo Poilution Treatment Centre across University Avenue under a future expressway interchange. Also inâ€" inch watermain on Kin North from the Aduit Education Centre to the future King Street exchange as well as a sinular wa ter mainâ€" across Lexington Ayâ€" enue. ' _ ‘Even with the recent wet weaâ€" ther, the work is going on scheâ€" dule, said a spokesman for Procâ€" tor and Redfern, consulting enâ€" gineers. o _ â€" Work is proceeding on scheâ€" A 48â€"inch sewer from the pollu dule on relocation of services in _ tion control centre under the fuâ€" advance of expressway construcâ€" ture interchange on University tion in the University A'\:tuue. Avenue is large enough to handle area. any future increase in capacity. Robert Simon Construction of This service nl‘qcation contract Waterford has a $195,000 contract _ is the 10th and last of such conâ€" for the work, which includes inâ€" tracts awarded for the expressâ€" Support Mental Health GIVE GENEROUSLY This THURSDAY & FRIDAY Enroll Now Waterloo County Branch Canadian Mental Health Ass‘n. SUPERIOR DRIVING SCHOOL Waterloo‘s First Driving School DOUGLAS SCHELL Owner & Operator (Reasonable Rates) 744â€"6735 Relocation on schedule way. CORRECT BP Cor. Victoria N. at Lancaster Kitchener 576â€"5540 Repairs made to all makes and models of cars | Volkswagen SpeciaTi;tfl BR%KE JOB SPECIAL $28.95 When | ' a newcomer like | Seagram‘s 5 Star becomesa _ . topâ€"selling whisky overnight, _ __ the answer 1s easy. | (The Easy Whisky) Easy taste. And Seagram quality, That‘s what‘s made Seagram‘s 5 Star take off and climb to the top so fast. It‘s an unbeatable combination. So, if you like to go with & winner, get together with 5 Star. You‘ll soon find out what it takes to become & winner. It‘s really quite easy. AUSTIN ELECTRONICS 37 King St. N. _ Waterloo _ Phone 743â€"4562 â€"s6peedy» JESSOPS cleaners :uroo.n-n / WATERLOGO LIMITED Store Hours: Mon.â€" Fri. 10 a.m.â€"9 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m.â€"6 p.m. Kitchener Ontario & Duke Sts. Waterico Waterico Square | # thinking for them. Machinery is an important in vestment in a farm operation. It must be insured against any physical damage. CIA‘s FARM FAMILY PROTECTION plian will do this job for you. For 262 Erb Street Eest Waterioon â€". Phone 7429624 Machines can do almos anyâ€" MARY E. McCARTHY call: