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McVeigh of the Union Jacks clouted a triple in the eighth with two men on base. Doyle and Mc- Tavish of Linwood hit doubles, while Grisehow Ind Silenski of Fisher's each hit for two bases. Brown, Fisher’s pitcher, did not arrive until the third inning and by that time the Union Jack: had I li-l lead off Herxott, who WIS touch- ed for six hits. Brown held the locals to four bingles in the remain- ing six innings. striking out tive and walking three. Hayes. for Lin- wood. who let Fisher's down with five bingles, struck out nine and issued three walks.. In In exhibition soflbnll gime played here Inst Thursdny night, the Linwood Union Jocks registered In 11-6 victory over Fisher's of Kitch- ener. " By innings: Fisher's _..... 100 020 1?1- 6 5 3 Linwood .... 510 001 IM-lt 10 3 Hergott, Brown and Laroque; Hayes and Djetrich. - thnpires---irerxott and Schum- mer. The Ladies' Aid of St. Peter's Lutheran Church held their August meeting at the parsonage on Thurs, day evening. Routine business was transacted. transacted. I Miss Lou Tracey of 'Kitchener is The Women's Associntion of the visiting an the home of Mir‘s Mar, United Church met on Thursday KaretGibbons. afternoon at the home of Mrs. NI Miss MeCormiek of Toronto tspent Hackett. It was decided during the . tew days with Mr. and Mrte. Joe business part of the meeting thntlMcCortttieir. necessary improvements be made on Mr and Mrs. F. W. Hill and chit. the_parsoIatte tt Pnce., _ dren and Misses Lois Walker and Mrs. (Dr.) Hain addressed the Women's Missionary Society at the Elmira Evangelical Church on Thqrsdny afteeyon. _ -v-_ - _ The Luther League of St. Peter's Lutheran Church held their August meeting on Wednesday evening in the basement of the church. The meeting was in charge of the vice- president. Elwood Holzschuh. Miss Helen Eydt read the topic. "Church sud Politics". The evening wu brought to a close with n sod-l hour. - V Miss Betty hing returned to Toronto utter spending the past month at her home here. Miss Laura Way of Millblnk is spending a week with Misses Jenn anti Marjoly Byge A A _ Haste; IionorFreermu, is visit. ing with Mr. and Mrs. Levi Stricker at Beamsville. Union Jack. Win. Mrs. Edgar Me'Nvish spent . week with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Die- bold It Waterloo. 7 Mr. and Mrs. S. Enxlert and um.. ily of Kitchener spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schummer. Mr. and Mrs. M. Rieder and son of Shakespeare spent Sunday It the horn? of_Mr: Sum Jithr.. _ -- Miss Magdalene Khehel of Water- lug-spent Pyyur_" htlypt hug. Mi. and Mrs. Frank Kleinknecht returned home from their honey- moon on Saturday after spending the plat tive weeks on I tour theutth Elle ~Western proving}: Mrs. Frank Wilson und Misses Mary Schnmmer 1nd Knthleen Hayes spent a few thy: " Wang- Bench Miss Jenn Foster spent n few days with relatives " Dayton. “u‘ LINWOOD " King W. . Inexpensive Glasses “Till IND THAT SATISFY" STEELE'S '"i'tr"r'lo;"llldll'i'lr"Lel tfhiThot'lis/, Page I','.'"?,',",)-,',',',',',',: Ff',': ,'e"'v',,'Ji': Marie and Yvonne of Kitchener ye', Id',','.'??'?;'.','",',',',',',',.','",']',,'! w paw; svl.'"ll',."f, u the home of Mr. and Mrs.'M‘.. and Mrs. Allen Berg and family .MIIemer I W C lli . , pard and daughter Neoma, Mr. and . thrt rn. . . " ',,"1?,ylt, wt Wellesley, M_r. and Mrs. H. Shep- daughter Maureen of OraanIlle Mrs N Schilling Kitchener Mr and Mrs. Emma Ptft tutd M' "gi/t bars. T. G'itaiGiiiGr' and it2,u,y""" Civic Holiday “t'fafmily, and My. Ind Mrs. Walter Mr. and Mrs. John Ihtin anu'!?jeeb and famlly' children of Toronto spent Munodny Per-u, . It the home of Dr. and Mrs. G. El Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dietrich of Kain. Llosephsburg. Mr. Ind Hrs. Otto Quite I number from here at. “suck of Waterloo were Sunday tended the St. Clements Garden visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Party on Monday. Ilium-)1, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Collins and daughter Maureen of Orangeville Ind Mrs. Emma Fish and Mr. Sam Spnhr spent Civic Holiday at Guderieh. Rev. A. A. king and his son. John, of Toronto. have left on u motor trip to Winnipeg. Mrs, Lung, who is visiting there, will return with them, Mrs. Roy Hammer and daughters Marie and Yvonne of Kitchener are visiting u the home of Mr. and Mrs, S. Knemer. Mr and Mrs. F. W. Hill and chit. dren and Misses Luis Walker and Mae Koebel spent the holiday at BruceIBeach. _ Mr. and Mrs. Math. Schummcr and children Jean and Bobbie of St. Clements spent Sunday awning with Mr, and Mrs. I". H. Schummer. Mr. uni ML. i. -iiCriiirioent Fridgy urging " Kitchener. Miss Marie Kisetrot id spending a week with Mr. and Mrs, Fri-d Irie. bold at Waterloo. x Missal Jean and moria Underwood at Bridgeport spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Hackett. Mr. and Mm. C. V. Watson and children of London spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Ament. Mrs. R. Hahn and daughter Allwrtu and Mr. Simon Decker! visited in Kitmener on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E. anm and any 'dren spent Sunday with friends In Hamilton. Ma, Edy”: Koebel “5,39.“ the wrytk-e,nd with friends at Newton. Mr. and Mm. E. Bastion and (laugh. ter B1anctte.rkrited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Karley. Mr. Harvey Rem, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ogrnm and Miss Lantern Beckett are spending tt few duys at “has. Bench. Mrs. E. Seihert and sun Dick of Kitchener Halted in Kin-hunm- Mon. day. Mr. and Mm. John Dick and fam- ily and Mr. and Mrs. John Dubrick of Kitchener spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Winner. Mr, and Mrs. John Beam and Mr. Harry Stelnreldt 'oent Sunday with friends m Durham. Mr. Anthony Btemtuler and Mrs. M. Slemmler qspent Sunday in Water- Mr. Hermnn Underwood of Bridge- port spent the week-end with Mr. and Mm. Cecil Hackett. Mr. Glen McVagh spent the hullday with friends in Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. t Zimmerman spent St1tyur In Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Nurse of Gemstone visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wyn. Nurse on Sunday. M. loo Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wily-r and Mr. Norman Roe-be] spent Monday in Kitchener. KITCHENS! Mrs. George Voisin of Waterloo spent Sunday with her sister. Mrs. Hubert Hauck. The family and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Lautenschlnger on Monday Bnd Bur, prised Mrs. Lnutensehlnger on the occasion of her 77th birthday. A musical evening wns enjoyed after which an interesting lecture was given by Rev. John Neel) of New York State. The presentation of n suitable gift wns made by Ruthie Benz. youngest grandchild of the aged coupe. after which lunch Vila served. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Knlplel and children Bobby and Delores visited with relatives in Toronto Tuesday. Mr, Robert Bierwngon. Sn. culled on Mr. August Kniplel on Monday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Neeb and family attended the services It the Lutheran Church in Stamford. " which the former's father, Rev. John Neel). of Springville, New York, took charge of the sailings. Celebr-len 17th nir‘hdny. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore [Anten- n-hlazer and family spent Sundny It Swastika Beach. Miss Kathleen Rueffer, Kitchener, is visiting her cousin, Norene Rueffer. _ Messrs. August and Willilm Knipfél and Adam 1autentretager attended the funerpl of the late Levi Hallman in Mannheim on Sun- day afternoon. - Mr. and Mm. Herb. Lamen- schlagcr and daughters spent Sttw. day with Mr. and Mrs. William Knipfrl. _ _ _ . . _ -- "iii-'.' and Mrs. Alvin Steinman visited with Mr. und Mrs. Clayton Swartzentruber on Sunday. Miss Mabel Bechthold Ind Messrs. Stewart Bechthold 3nd Jack Recken- steiner spent Sunduy in Owen Sound. - Mr. Henry Sauder and Miss Annie Sauder ot SI. Jacobs spent the week‘ end at the home ot Mr, and Mrs. Javot, Sander. I quite tt tow pawl! from the " Iago unaided the tuner-l or the mo Mu mrhnrn Allen-nu, held on Blu- ‘day trom the home of her author. i.re Herb fro-man and Mr. Crou- man, with union " tho Show“ thin anolllle church with an. " 81m m an o. Humid-I- Wore In chum. Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Bechtel Jud] children Kamarine and “Ruth of Kitchener Sundayed at the home of Mr, and Mm. Anton Minder. l Miss Jean edger ot Kllchenar is spending the week with Miss Jun 'mhiedel. Mrs. Noah Detwener, Miss Abbio limwoiler and Mr, and Mrs. mm handler and children Clarke and GM] Sundayod at the homes ot Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Weber and Mr. and Mrs Enoe Gtngrerictt at Elmira The Minna Jenn and Atlee sum; .le motored with friends to Port Slanlay on Sunni". Mr. Earl Mlder ot Hamlllun upon! the week-end and holidgy at the home of Mn parents. Mr. and Mn. M. Mader. Among those from (his vicinity nt- tending the Hnbermem reunion hula mar Glenn-Hun were Mr, and In. "rot, Sander and Runny, Mr. and Mm. A, Brut-char and con Dalton. Mm. Wm Hyperlink-1 and children Fania, and Jerry and Miss Id. Th. hermeht. Rev. Otwear Burhhotder In: to turned home an" mrermtinir iNet weeks: in Attrerta Ind Saskatchewan. The Min-m Elvin. Cream-n um Porno Baum-n spent the upshot“! nl the hnrm- or Mr. Ind Mrs. [not nurlzhnlrlor " Markham. Mr. and Mrs 0mm Madm- Sun- day") at the name of Mr. and Mn. Fred Mllrholl. tgtmtford. PETERSBU " BRESLAU Mr. 3nd Mrs. Edgar Luck and dnughcer Doris, Mr. and Mrs. Mer. Iville Weteh Ind fumily grant Sun- day It Grand Bend. Whi e enroute lthcy edict! on Rev. and Mrs. Hen- rich, It Duhwood. Rev. Henrich 'wu a former gator here 1nd in now leoittinad to his bed. I The local soccer eleven made a name for itself last Saturday eve- ning by defeating the Galt Com, Imunity team by the score of ti to I,' although the game was more evenly contented than the score would .indieate. They will play a return game in Galt on Thunday evening, Aug. 15th. I Mina Edith Behiiehter, Mr. and Mrs. E. - and family attended a farewell party in honor of J. E. Schlichter of Caydinal, held " the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sehlichter of New Dundee last Tuesday evening. _Fa=ily Ian-log. . - .. Mr. And Mm. Henry Shrieber spent . few dByB%ret week with Mr. apd Mrs. Milton Shrieber, Port El- BIQ; _ --- - U - _ Mr. and Mrs. Telford Brodhnecker and son Ward Were visitors in Arthur on Sunday. - Mr. and Mrs. Rae 1ursttall of Humilton were recent visitors of the foryter's fettyT. T, 'Laraltdil. Rev. und Mn. A. P. Stan: um! Mrs. Alfred Stolu of Kitchener were Thursday visitors at A. E. Stoltz's. Stoltx, Mrs. Ed. sun: ofhosetraiti etuled on Wt. 0. _Stolu 931 liundV. Min Ieareeret Sink-her of Gilt {In I weak-end visitor u her home ere. Mrs. l. Victch was . guest n the home of Mr. and In. Roy Mush-ll of Hgmilton recently. Mrs. Henry Shrieber. Jr., and son, Glenn, spent the holiday with her purents. Mr. and Mrs. Earn Becker, Williamsburg. Mrs, J. B. Bricker and Miss Evelyn Brieher were Sunday visitors in Paris. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Shrieber or; 9reestiittd, spell} Sunday with." Mr. and an: C. w. sheik} Lid son Billy of Pnris were holiday visitors of Mrs. J. B, Ericka. friends in t/r2,i"ttg,. -- Misses Irene mater and Alta Sunday visitors " Elmer Stoltz's were: Mrs. Willihm Shelby and daughter Florence, Mrs. E. R. Shelby and children. Irene, Ruth, Colebrook nnd Clifford, of East- wood. Severn) from this community It- tended the {unernl of the lite Mrs. Waterman In New Dundee lust “grad-v gig-r309"; . _ The U.B.C.E. held ita regula- meeting on Sand-y morning, being conducted in the form of n radio bro-dent. The president was in ‘chgrge‘ of the meeting; -- Mrs. W. Walker of Ayr spent Sundny with Mr. and Mrs. William Unveil". Min Sun Jul-meson of Hanover was a cunt of Mr. Ind Mrs. Irvine Perrin over the week-end. Roy Stoltx spent the holiday in London. In the shunt: of Rev. Fleming. Rev. A. F. Stall: of Kitchener will occupy the pulpit of the U. B. Church next Sunday morning " the regullr service. Roaovillo Wins 301:0! Hutch. -Ttse" annual Perrin mmily reunion wan held at the home of It. artd Mn. Irvine Putin on the holiday. Porno-0h. and Mn. Wilma Oehrhte of Kitchener. "he Kuhn Dietrich bu left the village to mme duties at the St. Mers thtyp1tat., Kjtgheper. _ 7 Holiday visitor. " the home of Mr. um Mm. Hr. Bruder were Mr. WA' ndidbir dr friend- amend with Mr. - “our to cehbnte his Mtt1t_birthd" _on My” N- thou? Mr. Meyer bu reached thin use. e still takes In active intern! in all the ville mm. Ir. Meyer was one of our moot appreciative hockey hm Int vim." end did meh Item-om!!! guy- Net, an: the holiday week-end at Port tt .7. lb Page. Brodqr left sum- guy up . beqt trip to 'Hgtttoutttt Mr. can: D3etrteh 'uid Miss m_Drp_derA ttrtlt, Apthg_!r. ind and”: Imam-J mi [in Fianna Schoefu of Want-loo - the holiday week-end at Port ROIIV ILL! IT. AMTl-IA Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Davis and son Chester of Uxbridge tsnd Mrs. John Ashenhurst of Goodwood spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Davis and Mr. and Mrs. John G. Hahn. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. N. Hahn Ind daughter Shirley of Hamilton were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Hahn. " Mrs. Frank Snyder of the Old People's Home in Kitchener is visit- ing union: her friends in the vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schlitt and Mr. Isaac Brubneherswere nmong those who visited Vitus. Beets op Monday. _ _ _ Mrs. Levi Lichty and daughter, Miss Leah, spent Monti-y with Mr. Ind Mrs. William Thstyler It Wil- liurqsburg. - _ -- _ Mr. Ind Mrs. Noih Grischow nat daughter Margaret spent the week. Iend with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sitt- er. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kerchner 3nd fumily attended the Kerchner fun- ily reunion at Burlington Beach on Sunday. _ A - -- _ If. Jacob Plutler was unlonun» ate Int week when enmed with others in repair work " schooL hon-e. Section No. 2 Woolwich. on the Beidelhcrg road. They ware :0. moving planer from the ceiling sud he stepped on the end of the led» fold. severely bruising one of his ankles, which required surgical at- tention. He can now walk with the aid of a stick. P-u. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pe ue Int Ind family of Shawville, angina, spent last Friday in the village re- newing friendships. - _ Mr. and Mrs. George B. Ober- holtyer styet MHy.ittinfcitfhentr: Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brubacher aiut son Isaac visited at. the home of Mr. Ind Mrs. Moses Brubncher at Three Briggs Sn Sunday: - _ -.- Mr." and Mrs. Moses Weber of Lexington visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ezfg Atlltrtjr} pn Sunfily. _ Mrs. Levi Lietity and daughter, Miss Leah, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin nelr_Elxp_ira,_ Sunday: the bond-01 math-any. Rev. 8. J. Sh oiBei.ted. Mr. Arthur Hill» and in Ad. Smith “and“ tho eourle. They will reside in St. Jacobs when they return from I mover trip to Ridtrotowa. utr-AMI, in Full. aiGu chunk. h the “can”. It. can, swim: in not 'in it in in“ to: em“ with this Inn-nu! Ink-d” school. "ht - Hi. I.“ Am of our you-fl bachelor- hu than unto him-u n wife, In: Mr. Gordon Killer, HI nod " bride, Min. lrcne Conduit. be" our to the Lutheran "new at. in Conn-top tnd attend into the budge! matrimony. Rev. 8. J. twi, aoAL' "emau"tar" aaa -V iii ,hitdma, .Ih_'0rg - he. gin tra; Eienori Musselmln of Kitshenet it visitintt it! 'he. villnsq. Mr. and Mrs. John Martin and WHEN YOUR GIRL IS AWAY ON VACATION . . . AND THE THOUGHT OF A POSSIBLE “SUMMER ROMANCE" HAS YOU WORRIED . . . Mrs. George Kelterborne accom- panied Mr. and Mrs. Dom!!! Ross and family to Barrie end Gnven- hunt. where they enjoyed e week's outing. ramming or} Magda}. _ wa; Salin- gander of fuwkes, ville visited with Miss Lilzie Sunder onAunftr. _ - -. Mr. OsiIh Cream-n of neu- New Humburg visited at his son's home. Mr. and Mrs. Eden Guzman. on Sugdly. _ _ _ . Rev." J. N. Wettuufer of Elm- wood preached in the Evangelicul Church on Sunday morning. , In lulu Martin ot Lexington were Sunday visitors of In. Jouph Martin. Mr. Harold Eby of Pow-sun spar}! the holiday under the parental uni}. h Carl WAI spent Sundly afternoon in Kitchener. Mr. um MA. Vidrmnn Good moved into rooms rented from Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ritter. Rev. and Mrs. Urinl Martin wore supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. AugustfntyitT on Sung-y. ’ __A Mr. Noah Knlrr and sister. Miss Sarah. of Lexington, ware Sunday visitors " the home of Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Bowman. Mr. George Kelterborne nttended the Kelterborne reunion at Milver- toeyn Mopdgy. L» - -- - Mr. and Mu. Norman Good spent Monday in Ferguu. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Henrieh and family spent Sunday afternoon u Pullinch Like. ' Mr. and tfra. Sidney Snider of Elmira visited with Mr. Ind Mrs. Deiel Qtesamqyp Sparky. Miss Annie was}; of North Woolwich visited on Sunday It the Westfall home. Head off competition by frequent inexpensive station- to-station Long Distance “WWI-by: an“; DIN." "" " 'tVF-The "Roaebad" from Myotth Brt_--1ovei, ”at“ “a leaf decor-lion on n ”Niven-mu. My. Squat frontal»: dupe. Service foe Wolv- person.. [30!!le CUPS All) SAUCIIS. "" "oE.--iups only " 81.20 dos. Tn" dupe. English white ironstone. GOUDIES VIGITAm DISHES AT 80: AND Sth EACK---open vege- Kitchen". “odor- Et-tmor" Sim - King All Queen so. ctrTuyt%0uh m ms. WHY PAY MORE? TO Willa, on To BOY. 1113mm m PAD C0..Hnmiuo-.0u. Watch The I ",, Dishes an. - in white ironstone. a And 7 inch sites. Night rates on "Anyone" (station-to-station) calls NOW BEGIN ATTRM. firoa,otistTTtreoa,r-a avg! ayrfor Il_n-ee geeks. cl Dino's“, Grocers, General Stores. WHY PAY MORE? Mr. and Mrs Edward Praia; and mu Harvey and Miss Viola “When at Hanover spent seven! day; with Mr. and Arts, Reinhardt Prelud, Mater Waller Stream ot Linwood u visiting his parents tor several days, Mr. and MN. Jack Strome. Mr. Vincent Priester and Mrs. Rut of Elmira visited with Mn and Mra. William rm and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schnarr on Sunday, Muss Margret Strorne is spending her holidays with her ttcatuiourenus. Mr. and Mrs. R. Praia: Mrs, Jacob Hullstelu and children Halted with Mr. and Mrs. llama Paw. Ielka on Sunday. Several of this viotity amended the lawn social at St. Clements - e; 7 If each cit. " 1gtt?px'4 "aim W. MILNER ER-‘VILLE Manager