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100-Year
Old
Kitchener
Still
Looking
to
Future
HAOERSTOWN,
Md.
iHarry
Albacker
entertainer,
says
the
person
who
swiped
hii
Monday
l.i
in
for
a
surprise.
a
Ifuvfliin.
suise
h,,,.!
The
suitcase,
taken
from
a
car
in
front
r
L
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1KJIC1,
talned
a
10-foot
python
Thp
mnnkp
nmhnhlv
tunn't
.
iueii
awav
h
around,
either.
Albacker
said
he
had
iu,t
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KITCHENER.
Ont.
Kitchener.
Ontario's
sixth
city,
bv
Mennonites
from
Pennsyl
and
as
a
result
the
Ontario
hydro-electric
power
commission
was
created.
On
Oct.
11.
1910
Sir
Adam
Beck
who
piloted
the
It
isn't
likely
to
move
around
until
1U
gets
hungry
in
few""
vania,
this
year
marks
the
lOOtli
anniversary
of
its
Incorporation
hydro
bill
through
the
legLsla
TODAY
7
p.m.
-8:35
as
a
municipality.
I
we,
pressed
a
button
that
nood-
Nurtured
by
a
hardy
German
ed
Beilin
with
light,
the
first
npnnle
forced
bv
public
Opinion;
distant
municipality
to
receive
MISS
ROBIN
CRUSOE
"I'LL
GET
YOU"
electricity
from
Niagara.
in
1916
to
change
its
name,
the
city
has
grown
into
one
of
the
I.I
l.
.
i.
Development
never
stopped
In
1912,
Btiii.i
wa.i
prociuuiicJ
-city.
Then
Canada
entered
the
"Mr
against
Germany.
Manufacturers
began
getting
complain
a
from
customers
who
said
.hey
coukin
t
se.l
products
w
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t
n
madu-in-Berlin
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lakcls.
Newspapers
galled
Berlin
pro-Gc--man.
.,
....
The
ci.y
was
split
over
the
issue,
bui
finally
citizens
voted
most
highly-iiutustnauzea
centres
in-
Canada.
The
present
popul:'ioii
Is
a-773.
The
community
actually
had
Its
beginning
148
years
ago
when
Abraham
Weber
rode
through
Indian
country
to
select
land
for
a
farm.
Soon,
Benjamin
Eby
and
Joseph
Schneider
drove
their
Contestoga
wagons
up
from
Pennsylvania
to
settle
o.-i
land
under
British
rule
which
f
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they
felt
gave
them
security
foi-jto
change
-the
name
The
new
name
was
chosen
irom
thou-
lhe:r
homes
and
their
religion.
LA.-
-
tMte'
ii-iWi
r-m
sands
submitted
in
a
city-spon-
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KMPEKOK
IIONORKD
Paul-Emile
Cardinal
Leger,
Chancellor
of
the
University
of
Montreal,
presents
T.n
honorary
degree
to
Emperor
Haile
Selassie
of
Ethiopia
during
the
university's'
convocation.
The
emperor
was
on
a
state
visit
to
Canada.'
Others
followed
from
Pennsylvania
and
from
Germany.
Mr.
cy
caiieu
the
hamlet
Berlin
to
make
the
newcomers
feci
rt
home.
In
1854,
Berlin
was
incorporated
as
a
village.
jne
vinage
thrived.
It
became
the
Waterloo
county
seat.
It
had
a
weekly
newspaper,
several
ii
anp-;,
uur
taverns.
n.neJchureii
sored
con.
est.
Kitchener
was
selected
in
honor
of
the
famo.is
British
soldier
and
war
minister
In
the
First
World
War.
Earl
Kitchener
had
been
lost
at
sea
fhortly
before.
On
Sept.
1,
1913,
Berlin
officially
became
Kitchener.
Following
the
war
s
end.
Kit-
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BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
All
the
pageantry
and
gallantry
WarmerCoior
V
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of
the
West's
Indian
Country!
congregations,
a
German
band,
-encner
wem
oacK
io
ine
uusi-
soc.clv.
less
of
expanding.
New
indm
The
construction
of
tlie
ma.n
tries
came
to
the
city.
The
end
line
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Railway
of
the
Second
Woild
War
THIS
IS
NOT
the
picture
editor
at
work.
The
fellow
intent
on
studying
the
nrcatives
is
Mamc,
a
resident
of
Copenhagen,
Denmark.
v.ho
took'
pictures
of
the
photographer
who
took
pictures
of
him.
Apparently
the
clump
is
pleased
with
his
work,
but
he'd
better
watch
his
-cropping"
or
it
will
get
him
in
trouble.
9
through
the
community
brought
brougnt
mnusancis
oi
imm.-
R
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LnjLLI
ACttry
BLACKWOOD
ulmiuuu
more
people
and
more
business,
graiits-mustly
from
Germany.
UX
JMk
a.
fewu
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STARTS
TOMORROW
shout
siBjitis
"When
fish
fight"
"Feline
Frame
ly
SHOWS
AT
7
p.m.
-
9:15
Sat
Mat.
J:M
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ll
.n
la-o,
Berlin
became
a
towj
Rcc
entiy
Mr
"play
Second
Hand
Low"
(-an
Be
Serious
Mistake
It
had
a
population
of
more
than
of
adjoining
land,
doubling
the
J
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i
3,ooo
se
of
the
city.
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When
you
were
first
learning
to
play
brjdge,
did
Pacing
Berlin'i
growth
was;
Kitchener
has
sired
many
a:
,
i
h-inrl
low?"
That
"nuv
cu.fonH
that
of
neighboring
Waterloo
famous
name-the
late
Prime
J'OU
leain
the
adage,
play
Second
naiK
10W
.
indl
and
the
two
towns
grew
closer
I
Minister
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King,
!
arJvice
will
SCTVe
J'OU
t'U
in
most
CUSfS,
l)Ut
it
is
a
and!
Louis
Brelthaupt,
Ontario's
lieu-
together,
both
'physically
:t.fb
t,Ah
it
V,i;n,ll-v
SPECIALS
on
A
rAMOUS
PIAYEIS
THEATRt
i
tenant-governor,
inaoei
uun-
m-nwuo
iiu.-)iaic
iu
lunvtv
ijmmtj.
culturally.
ham,
author
of
the
"Trail
or
the
There
are
many
exceptions
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lld
both
Conestoga,"
Walter
Zinn,
one
of
and
l
want
,0
show
you
a
num-
,
'su,it-
rh"
way'
nc,
a
the
top
five
atomic
scientists
mi
bpr
of
situations
where
you
sot-iip
suit
and
entiy.
KOIIKRT
RYAN
in
"INFERNO"
TOOAY
t.
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p.m.
tnp
United
States,
and
Kennen
:
should
v,r,,,iH
ri,
do
n.vt
lust
tii
the
opposite
mi,,
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here
was
nctnine
i.tr
mi-.
SUMMER
SHOES
and
Margaret
Sturm
Miller,,
1Si
pay
s(.cond
hand
high
c.'ime
novelists.
,
.
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Their
international
sacnger-fests
drew
thousands
to
hear
the
bands
and
choirs.
During
the
80
s,
Berlin's
population
almost
doubled.
The
townspeople
prospered;
80
percent
owned
their
own
homes
Modern-minded
business
men
pooled
their
efforts
in
proposing
electric
poWer
from
Niagara
falls
Dale
to
do
but
try
fur
a
club
.
split.
Wlirn
this
failed
to
terialize,
down
he
went.
Ttlt
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The
city
has
never
.yopned
thinking
of
the
future.
The
planning
commission
is
preparing
for
another
100.000
people.
I
((It
THAI
Ladi
les
Lighthouse
Keeper's
Family
Has
No
Time
To
Be
Lonely
.95
.95
.95
$
$
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Styles
Styles
South
dealer
Butll
HiUfR
ulii(nitU'
Nnrlll
(Ml.
llM'l)
S-K
8
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Ml
O
10
ft
2
c
a
git
(Mr.
CiuihIiii)
(Mr.
Muoler)
S
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4
2
H-Kli
H--A
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7
6
5
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h.Miiii
(Mr.
n.ihi
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H
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9
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The
bidding:
South
West
North
Eut
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Pass
2
nT
Psk
3
MT
All
Pass
Men's
it''
Fashion
Fooiwear
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
company"
,
She
also
looks
after
a
cow
and
bull,
poultry
and
hogs
to
keep
,
her
family
In
fresh
milk
and
j
eggs,
pork
and
occasionally
veal.
Their
home
is
modern,
with
a
j
large
refrigerator
and
running
water
from
a
stream
Duguay
i
4
v.
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PORT
MENIER,
Anticosti
Island
CP
On
a
bleak,
wind-furrowed
point
pf
Anticosti
Island
stands
a
white
tower
surrounded
bv
a
number
of
small
buildings.
This
is
the
world
of
J.
M.
Du-guay.
lighthouse
keeper.
The
department
of
transport
beacon,
nine
miles
over
a
bumpy
road
from
Port
Meunier,
Anti-"nsti's
onlv
settlement,
has
been
the
home
for
three
generations
of
the
Duguay
family.
Th
lih
ibst
Difunv'x
fnther
tended
until
he'
died
at
7.1,
flicks
out
over
one
of
thi
cour.tly's
traced,
dammed
and
then
tap-i
7
,
pe(j
In
today's
deal
Mr.
Ch'rnpion
Whnn
the
shinnlne
season
obened
th
six
of
diamonds
and
ctarto
riiifllnv
ri;ps
hpfnrp
dawn.
I
Mr.
Dale
killed
the
kim
with
the
winners
he
three
Uo
i'no
or.
tiklnnt
an
Ulnnrter
acp
ace.
Counting
Counting
hiS
his
whn..
snlarv
hp
himself
Dav.v
in
i
could
rould
see
sw
three
tn,Ke
spades,
spades,
eventually!
two
dia-
W
ll,rh
himhr
tthirp
thfV
'.
ClUbS
and
monds:,
A
ninth
trick
w
ji
nvtijl-'
cheek
inruments
and
cxting-
NO
MATTER
HOW
YOU
LOOK
AT
IT
PARKER'S
DO
ame
if
tue
ciuds
ornKe
3
uisn
uie
ngni.
,
.
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ANOTHFK
C
H
ANGE
The
light
itself
ts
virtually
a
bustest
shipping
routes
the
St.
Lawrence.
Kis
grandfather,
too,
climbed
the
long
stairs
to
the
huge
coal-oil
lamp,
revolving
to
the
steady
click-clack
of
bearings
,
--a-,
,
There
wi,s
smother
chance
tur
the-
ninth
trick.
1
A
heart,
win-:
nei
could
be.
set
uo
if
Mr
Mast-
:
It
is
rated
at
tower
loft
to
light
the
lamp
at
every
18
seconds
56.000
candlepower
and
is
Ut
ers
had
t
least
one
of
the
out-;
STORAGE
I
SELL
USED
CABS
FOR
LESS!
PHONE
with
a
match.
;
'
standing
honors
and
if
h
-
were
With
the
light
out.
Duguay
re-
kind
enough
to
play
second
low
turns
to
bed
fir
an
hour's
sleep
on
the
first
heart
lead
from
onrl
Is
un
"ain
at
six
o'clock
to
dummy.
work
around
the
hou?e
and
do
j
Mr.
Dale
went
to
thp
board
odd
Jobs
until
early
evening
I
with
the
king
of
spades
and
led
when
it
Is
again
time
to
light
j
back
the
nine
of
hearts.
Now
the
lamp.
see
what
happens
if
Mr.
Masters
One
of
the
major
chores
of
the
I
carelessly
(or
purposely,
for
that
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SUDAN.
Two-tone.
Custom
heater
and
air
conditioning.
$4
IZC
Good
family
car
W
4J
K;KI
-'i-TO
PICKUP..
A
t;ood
utility
truck.
New
brake
lining.
Good
condition.
Only
...
SOfin
dusk
and
extinguish
it
at
dawn.
Life
around
the
lamp
is
simple
but
hard
for
spare,
tanned
Du-
j
guay,
his
wife
and.
three.
pf
their:
eight
children
who
have
not
yet
gone
off
to
school.-
Everything
revoives
?.
rouna
their
own
tight"
little
community
the
barns,
the
Duguay
home,
the
boat
houses,
the
buildings
housing
the
fog
and
radio
equipment
and,
overlooking
it
all,
the
slender
tower
housing
the
light.
Between
late
November
and
early
March,
while
winter
stops
shipping
and
the
light
stands
CHARLES
summer
months
Is
painting
the
I
matterl
plays
a
low
card
MV
V
For
a
(iMl
In
v
in
Kntertainnient
Dcin'l
miss
"tirigariimn"
June
22-2K
5?
I'ORI
Cuslomline
Sedan.
'53
KKI
PICKUP.
Auto-
Custom
radio
and
heater
matic
transmission.
Cus-
and
air
condillnnint;.
2-
torn
heater
and
air
con-
120-foot
tower
from
front
steps
to
beacon.
All
the
inside
jobs
get
COBURN
TODAY
a
mustard-yellow
coat.
Mrs.
Duftuay
and
the
children
man
tone
paint,
e
x
e
p
1
1
e
n
t
ditioning.
Very
low
Mr.
Champion
wins
with
the
king
of
hearts
and
that
is
his
last
entry.
He
can
set
up
his
diamond
suit
by
surrendering
a
trick
to
Mr.
Dale's
jack,
but
what
good
would
that
do?
He
now
has
no
possible
entry.
And
Mr.
Masters
has
no
more
diamonds.
ronriition.
S-f
OQA
mile-ape.
S
ipulate
the
pulley-board
in
which
SOL
a
SIEGEL-
HOWARD
HAWKS
CHARLES
IEDERER
1850
idle,
Duguay
overhauls
the
lamp,
i'
j
T
.
.
stands
to
paint
the
.
1
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-.tVinr
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-
tower
s
Part'
onninmpnt
Tn
odd
moments
he
I
uPPer
XUJV
An
A-l
bargain
l
or
a
rjmiil
ISnv
in
I
sed
Cars
Just
Ask
for
Drrry.
YOUK
I
OII-!WOAKCII
DIJAI
I
K
Du-
hunts
for'sauaw
duck
or
deer!
As.
king
of
his
little
world
TOTEM
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
ir.ust
be
a
hunter,
boat-
Thursday
to
Saturday
7
p.m.
-
0:10
Matinee
Saturday
2
p.m.
Cartoon
-
Adventure
and
rabbit.
Buav
huilde.-
and
woodsman,
a
qualified
radio
operatoi
and
1
MASTERS
PLAYS
HIS
WAY
N
j
But
of
course
Mr.
Musters
did
I
not
go
for
that
Second
hand
low
I
stuff.
Not
on
this
deal.
He
went
KA.MOI
S
Pl.AYKItSTllKVTKI
Bob
Parker
Limited
"The
Hume
of
Friendly
Service"
A
".It-...-;
.
Mrs.
Duguay
cans
the
meat
to
provide
variety
to
the
supplies
brought
twice
a
year
by
a
transport
department
supply
vessel.
..n.u....,
,
With
the
ace
of
hearts
is
that
of
weatherman.
He
must
"V
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.
:,,
land
fired
a
diamond.
Mr.
Cham
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yAw&mm
m-
ICIillllltllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
1
pion
won
with
the
queen
and
led
a
third
diamond,
clear.ng
the
know
when
hi-,
goes
to
bed
at
night
that
there
is
no
chance
of
fog
or
storm
rolling
up
while
he
s
asleep
to
hide
the
light.
At
noon
or
midnleht,
with
the
first
wisp
of
mis,
the
fog
horn
must
take
over
for
the
light
to
Wallace's
Department
Store
jj
Mow
-
Lansea
Sweaters
:
At
New
Lower
Prices
Tit1
i",
ta-
4
v
'
e.
lead
the
ships
past
the
potnt
of
land
on
which
stands
Duguay's
Mi
U,
-
little
world.
PURE
WOOL
II
11
MADE
IN
SCOTLAND
r
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hn
d'.friiM'iiicni
is
n
published
flicnlavcd
hv
ill'
l.)ftiir
Control
lioa
itr
hy
the
Oitvernmcfii
of
Hrifiih
Hi
n
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Popular
Steamer
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COME
AND
TEST
OUR
1954
STUDEBAKER
Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOK
VANCOUVER
and
hilcrmediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
fid
Pvcgular
Pullovers
$7.95
Pullover
with
Collar
$8.95
9
Regular
Cardigans
..
$12.95
Lan:,ca
has
always
been
Prince
Rupert's
most
popu!ar
sweater.
Now,
due
to
volume
production
and
volume
sales,
Lansea
and
Wallace's
offer
you
the
same
quality
at
new
reduced
prices.
Don't
Soy
"Sweaters"
Soy
LANSEA!
There's
Only
One
Lonseo
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
When
you
ask
yourself-
'Which
vinegtr
'
shall
1
use?
To
truke
the
best
salads
you
buy
the
best
fresh
fruiti
and
vcjretallcs.
To
add
the
final
flavour
touch
you
need
the
best
vinegar.
So,
to
the
question:
'Which
vinegar
?"
the
answer
is
obvious
"I
Icitiz
!"
It
saves
you
money
because
a
little
rocs
such
a
long
way.
Heinz
males
three
kinds
of
Vinegar
White.
Cider
ad
Malt.
iiEinz
v
in
eg
An
s
;v
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
Comfort
and
Service
A
1
STATION
WAGONS
For
a
rood
economical
car
try
our
A-.tO
AUSTIN.
A
complete
car
with
a
low
price
of
only
$1495,
that
Includes
foam
rubber
seals,
leather
upholstery,
directional
signals
and
healer-defroster
unit.
SUPERIOR
"auto
service
For
reservations
write
01
I
call
City
or
Depot
Office
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Rupert,
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