Now the Curling championâ€" ship is over the Twin Cities can get back to normal. The hotels will quiet down and four Kitchâ€" ener car dealers will see what they can get for 24 slightly used pure white courtesy cars. Although there‘s nothing left PACE TEN HAVE STONE â€" WILL TRAVEL .. . OOPS! MARKET â€"BUILDING Albert Street, Waterloo Phone 742â€" weektvy SPORTS review SERVING IN SO MANY WAYS HOW MANY BANKING SERVICES WILL BE AVAILABLE HERE? The humanitarian achievements .of the Red Cross depend on your generosity. Your dollars provide and carry on the essential Red Cross services and programmes in your community. This yearâ€"think of the many ways the Red Cross serves you and your neighbour â€"then plan your donation or pledge to the best of your means. A generous donation will do so much for so many in 1962. THE CHARTERED BANKS SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY Red Cross Needs Your Help Now The Red Cross Looks to You A complete range of banking services â€"because this is the site of a new branch of a chartered bank / Future customers will come here to do all their banking, because only in a chartered bank is it possible for all banking to be done under one roof / Each branch, large or small, offers a full banking service, from cashing a cheque to the high standard of service that features chartered banking in Canada. financing foreign trade. Each has a staff trained and eager to render With PETE KELLEY Richardson‘s Saskatchewan rink now goes over to Scotland for the world men‘s curling champâ€" ionship. Even this won‘t be new to the Richardson‘s having won the title twice before. This also makes a record for Ernie He 4s the first skip to win the Canâ€" adian Brier three times with the same rink. . .. the Canadaâ€"U.S. world hocâ€" key game will be televised this Sunday. . .. and not only did the Beavers and Trappers have it out, it was a wild weekend all around. In the game between Huil Ottawa _ Canadiens â€" and Kingston Frontenacs, coach Wren Blair, enraged over a tripâ€" ping penalty, was thrown out of the game when he grabbed every stick within reach and smashed them to the concrete floor. the maintenance staff, the Bwaâ€" vers set a record of their own by blowing to the Trapper‘s 3 â€" 2, and for an encore the Beayâ€" ers started an end of the game free for all. All this and Bingo time, 7:40 just 20 minutes beâ€" fore the Eastern Pro League game between the North Bay Trappers and the Kâ€"W Beavers started. Not to be outdone by 5:30 the flooding began. One FROM THE POT REIMER‘S COLOR CENTER 57 KING N., WAT. DIAL 744â€"4922 REIMER‘S COLOR 57 KING N. 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A special highway code, read in the churches with officâ€" ial sanction, said that _ those guilty of dangerous behaviour on the roads should go to confesâ€" sion and tell about it. It â€" Costs INSURANCE AGENCY 138 Bleam‘s Rd., Kitchener Phone 744â€"3841 KEN ZIEGLER (Continued from page 1) NO MORE FOR GOOD INSURANCE PROTECTION Call And Compare Responding on behaif of Mr. Hawke and himself, Mr. Halliday L remarked: "We have been brothâ€" | ersinâ€"arms for a great many years. I have known Harvey as ‘ long as I have known Hydro." | Recalling Sir Adam Beck, he said , that the latter had the courage to face conditions in the Province [at that time as no other man ! had. "And that." he added, "is the reason I devoted my life to ' Hydro." Two men who helped pioneer the Hydro movement in the colorful days of Sir Adam Beck are among this year‘s eighteen long â€" service award recipients, These men together represent a record of faithful public service totalling more than 330 years. Ontario Hydro Chairman W. Ross Strike, who made the presâ€" entation of framed certificates Tuesday night, at the 53rd. anâ€" nual meeting of the Ontario Municipal Electric Association said C. J. Halliday of Chesley and Harvey O. Hawke of Galt, have the longest service of any local Hydro commissioners in Ontario. There was a hush in the crowded meeting room as Mr. Strike spoke quietly: "They were friends of Sir Adam Beck and down through the years they have really carried the torch. They attended the first meetâ€" ings of the O.M.E.A. which they have served for some 40 years." Taking into account eight years on council and four years as mayor of Chesley in addition to his proud Hydro record, Mr. Halâ€" liday actually has to his credit more than half a century of public service. Mr. Hawke served his community on the board of education for a number of years as well as blazing the Hydro trail in Galt where he was active on the local utilities commission for nearly forty years. Mr. Halliday, in closing, made a strong appeal to young people to take a greater interest in public life. He wondered why so many were reluctant to serve their communities. All the longâ€"service award reâ€" cipients were seated at a special table, each wearing a white boutâ€" onniere. Nervous, outâ€"ofâ€"sports, afraid to meet people? There is a new drug to combat mental depresâ€" sion, But don‘t be depressed if you have trouble spelling it. The name is: j Benzyltetrahydrofurfurlylamines. Mr. Strike paid a warm and moving tribute to the entire group, emphasizing that these men did not serve for selfish gain. Their greatest reward, he said, found expression in the dedicated service they had renâ€" dered to Hydro and the people of their communities. Awards Recognize 330 Years Of Public Service We‘ll put your tape reâ€" corder in top shape at a reasonable price. Complete repair service for most makes and lmodels.