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The YV.O N. clime wa> held at Waterloo _ on Woednesday Di. Noecker administered toxoid to a number of babic=. Miss Hurter was assisted hy Miss Jean Naple. Bridgeport, entertained last Saturâ€" MENNONITE EVANGELISTIC day in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Gorâ€" MEETINGS don Schweitzer, who recently reâ€" _ ,, en ue # turned _ from _ their _ honeymoon. ex J Bo Martin is in charge of About 70 guests attended, tne â€" evangelistic . meetings whigll mm wpened at the (Erb St. Mennonite Phurch Thursday night. Rev. Ralph A miscellaneous shower was tenâ€" Sinucker, returned imissionary from dered _ Mr. and _ Mrs. _ Gordon Dhamrari. India_. was the guest Schweitzer at the home of Mr. and speaker tor all the meetings which Mrs. Melvin Schweitzer, Bridgeport. will continue until November 14th Kach evemns he will give a / brief L. n tgnt t s â€" 4k on is wock and four of Eurape Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Schweitzer, Bridgeport, entertained last Saturâ€" day in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Gorâ€" don Schweitzer, who recently reâ€" turned _ from _ their _ honeymoon. About 70 guests attended, Miss Eloise Thoman, brideâ€"elect of this week, has been the guest of honor at several showers during the past week. (On Monday evening she was tendered a surprise party by Miss Wilma â€" Meck and Mrs. R. Spaetzel at the former‘s home, Sunnyside, when about 40 friends and relatives tendered her a imis cellaneous shower. The | executive of | the kW Women‘~ Canadian Club held a weeting at the home of Mrs J. R Dier, Heins Avenue, Friday evering and decided on the dates for two coming meetings of the club ut CH3 Mies Mildred Miliar: brideâ€"olect of whis mnouth was surprised with a Â¥otchen shower al fhler home on Was wrlve streel Wednuesday wight by 18 girls of the Merchanis Kubber packâ€" M Tuesday, November 9, 1987 MATINEE THUR. & SAT. Loretta Young â€" Don Ameche Harry Carey, "DEVIL HORSE" Added Attraction Jane Withers in "PEPPER® "Love Under Fire" Dinnerware Wed. & Thurs. THUCRS. â€" FRL â€" <AT. o Mu Ma)o ho mocial = Personal \l agein on s qunounced of â€" joyes, onls~ daughter of ler Nocth Ba» and formerly nk and the late Gerard R Ainsteidain Holland, _ to Cousehlin of Fort Wikliam, vodaie Mro and Mrs. J J Paslphon Ont â€" The mar ©tum> poave in Toronto the Hant Deceinbe: E. bea bre M xÂ¥. The Wedneaday Z reside i is heir tei all daugi uce K marrl x MÂ¥ i Bul tooth discases veie hecomed ty Mis Â¥Val Tioton Mis: Vacentine and Mrs S B Brick: Kes Nal Tuton presided ar dinâ€" ma o dlvetings and woids of appre maul en om ie assoctiGen were eX ied o_ che. sunday school teachâ€" «is chou members and Rev and Mrs Thion, by Mis George Wesrenast and \irs. Broocker Mr. Gerdam of Northâ€" l mipton | Eng was . guest . speaker 1: autiful bouquets of muins were preâ€" sented to Mis: Orville Clarke. Miss Aura Ro Bear and Mrs: Tilton 400â€"Muted Strings ® 150 â€"Five Texans W.30~â€"Pacific Parndise K.45â€"Mrs. Fulconbridge sn Sunday School Officers and Teachers Also Entertained by Women‘s Assoctiation Waterloo United Church Choir Dinner Guests Suyiida Mice TALKS ON CARE OF TEETH MORE Th« the Ki Smurt Hixh Geope 3 Simgrea On c Prvaile Harniouwsy . Hadl Qiiet: Quarter: Hour 6e<) gr2 o0 Orches bre loul Mrawedy tloms CKCR â€" AID FOR THE WEST deeis uj the chuir and the 4 teacning staf of the wel uf Te insl United AY NGVEMBIR Phutaday NDAY, Nav 8 he sunday soh cre beautiful‘y ev: Creation Heeviries cert held. Thurs Gernuit Racieltes 4ull. Kitchener. Bosrub Wilhe cmilies Wher THE WATERLOO (Ontario) CHRONICLE tix des in the voud vral _ Mistress (| am not quite satisfied { with your references. ] Applicantâ€"Neither am 1, mum, but they‘re the best I could get. von â€" Paromaome than earprised." Then _his yseree w Gonder, and he besgin tn show signs of anger "And stop kissing her while I‘m talking o von," he hissed Preston‘s invinihmen t ovisit their lodwe,â€" Nevo |8th o was gecepted hy Wuiterloo â€" Germania | Lodge at . the tmeotine Geld Thorsdiay nichi Fred Fardodnc ccpaned othe Lesm w hvich nobnebod hi cated edbintes n ums Phe resotution dralied by the resoâ€" «hions committee and ratified by the ~vonization follows: "Whereas the merarchy and clergy have urged the <upport of the iCatholic Press Be it ‘esolved that we, the Catholic Woâ€" men‘s League of Hamilton Diocese hearti‘y endorse this phase of Cathoâ€" "~ avtion. and request subâ€"division presidents to solicit the support of our official diocesan magazine ‘The Cotholic Voice." The national resolutions endorsed, all of which were published at the ‘ree of the national annual meeting, concerned the aholition of objectionâ€" o Wimsn uh thres L100 â€" Thes were tie ind Miss Hofurm w tm che prize »ble onl indecent advertising | in rewspaprs. . periodicals | and | magaâ€" nes ete _ the rsjection of sterilizaâ€" on oontiwceptives and other artifiâ€" ul birth omtrel devices snnd pracâ€" mes~ the removal from the path of 3 eâ€"noiny . feepeasihs fetnpidc ODDFELLOWS GO TO PRESTON lina Womene League al the final sossion of lhe 1ith annua! couven Liom al Stâ€" Lowis: Hall, Waterl0o, Phursdas afternoon The fiual seesion of the convention which | was atteuded by delegates tom ull parts of the Dlocese was narked by lhe endorsemen! of resoâ€" chons paased hi The natuonal orâ€" culdZeUion and of a resolution intro Catholic Women‘s League Convene at Waterioo Mrs. Quinian of Braatford and Mire H. Bauer Prescated with Lovely Flowers. ved hy ninll bee Ih W h Mis J E. Quinian of Brautford s reelecled to the prosidency Of Hamilion sub<dvision of the Caâ€" cl wNN GUESSING CONTEST M w hen K Umes (ve h momose 1han resulter qs tnJows pust pres Mis dt J MaGarry Witchen esicont Mis OJ OKoQuinlan. id _ ts viceâ€"president. Mrs Mokeugte: cHanulton | second esident â€" Miss R â€" MeEiderry, 1 Hoad o vdee qi« safent â€" Miss ies Manulton . treasurer Mors wl IR No anCienfinge reoudher . wirs )nt Three o "hes were tied A Bit Thick real shark to lheccansht his Waterloo {n b $]4 bey Ciod i o1 M alke heen he. natonal orâ€" en e mnr memens cesolution introâ€" Isaac â€" B. Clemens â€" of _ Preston sal resulut ns Enjoys Excellent Health and Gol Gardening. sdil Adter Sm M lze oat t« nishi . Fred Lesm w hich Phqi s Sut best rriend etheart firs: fina] all these coand the friend / ta seere)ary ies lin ut Tsd ihy subs m pre «irn Mos Wa ni U d charm and eolor. Place a single riat and was the second warden of Water loo0 ‘County. PIRIESTON. _ Now 5 azghtyâ€"six yia‘s ako l0â€"day. Isaac B. Clemens sus born, the grandson of George Cemenus. listed as one of Waterloo Counly‘s first seitlers and the son of 1 aae Clemens, who served South W aterloo in the Provincia) House as tbe first member of the riding after Confederation â€" Toâ€"day Mr. Clemene is marking bis 8S6th birthday at his hhome here. the reciprent of maby exâ€" cessions of goodâ€"wik Enjnine excelleut health, and stll ecive to the eatent of specializing u warden work and the raising of wladob for exhibition purposes, Mr ‘lemens is familiar with the early »slory of this county. and recalls many outstanding events of the past. 4is tather sat in the Provincial house for eight years and then reâ€" County Pioneer 86 Years Young ced prom political life, while he was i‘so prominent in township work, ith black. they are ideat elndles a trensfer for the viah ased fer the corigina Â¥e«""* "STEELE‘S" Glasses by Steele Street Addresa To The Waterloo Chronicle Needlework Dept. Name ... Use this coupon. Design No. 271 Hooked Rug : Ozk m« Maple Leaf Design sterrrrensnennrttenessente80sse00e18 u008 snee80s8ene8 ee0000e0000s000000s0 00000000 C. F. PRICE, Optometrist. Print your name and address plainty Enclose 15 cents. hallways. If you select light «t for a hey‘s or man‘s bedrecm Iesisn. eojor smgszestions. defidl like this? The destzt has unusual dignity, rug before the hearth or use wo or more m eompleche instra ‘ Mr. Cemens‘ wite predeceased him 21 years ago. Luving with bhim is his 'daulhlrr Miss Nellic (eâ€"mens One daughte resides in Windsor and two wiber daughters, Mary and Ethel, im Kitchener He also has one son El ton Lo Clemens. of Toronto movement now under way. Losses torough «ccidents are estimated at $42,000,000 with a loss of life of 850 since the first of the year. It is hoped to enrol most of the 60,000 licensed motorists in Ontario in the new movement. A white marker is attachâ€" ed 10 cars of mombers. wooe e Ee mey, in charge of the matron, Miss h Good, were special guests. Games were played and an interesting proâ€" gram presented Secretat; deiton J Gittle was in the Twin Cits Saturday and enrolied Mayor J Albert Smith as a member o‘ the White Cross Safety drivine A supper and party was held at the Community Recreation rooms on Friday night when eleven girls, inâ€" mates of the Kitchener Orphanage wWHITE CROSS SAFETY DRIVE ORPHANAGE CHILDREN ENTERTAINED Cross Safety driving vt to living room, lit shades acconted oom â€" The pattorm lelail chatt. sample ichems for tishing for thirteen Design No. 271 PAGE FIVE