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NDR BD‘XDD‘D! CROSSHILL â€" The W.M.S. held their November meeting at the home of John L. Hammond, with eleven present. After the devoâ€" &# Built by Lioyds wor wi: k ma g 139 King S(mBfl! CYCLEV?A'l'aErI:SOflSPORTSPhone 3.3335| $9°95 to $ 15'95 g sauaaaamnanraaux xd axaae y aa uie aa d e aa. se 00. 00e Jean Hammond gave a paper on "Service". A duet was rendered M A i 4) uis ~1 j oo PR Aiol M Priced from 8NNINIINNRIRIIRNRIINEIRIRIRIIRIREIRR:® $5§.35 . 58.75 Makers of famous Baby Carriages McPHAILS bdnlul.Gmandln.Lln-h. . Gill told a story of India in the early days. At the close, the hostess served tasty refreshments and a social time was spent. Did You Buy YOUR War Savings Stamp Toâ€"dayt C.C.M. and BAUER HOCKEY And FIGURE SKATING FR EE:â€"â€" With every Boys® and Girls‘ new outhtâ€"1 regulation length HOCKEY STICK / CHRISTMAS $ B I C Make His Dream Came True With a New Priced from Colours and In all Sizes, Complete Range of HONOR BIRTHDAY KOSSUTHâ€"On Wednesday, the Zion W'MWlm aAtt.tpe o served in bu-thda.i was honor of lfnbirthdayollln. Groh, mother of the hostess. JOYCYCLES Models I&Z‘fifl%‘fifl%‘é‘g ! This 2 Women‘s Activities Y CLE:! 2 M Eemmeeen _ PHRB WATERLOO _ NEW HAMBURG. â€" Yellow and |bronze chrysanthemums, palms . |and ferns made a pretty setting in ’ ‘Zion Evangelical church on Saturâ€" â€" ;day for the wedding of Miss June Earldene Haussamen, only daughâ€" § ‘ter of Mr. and and Mrs. Arthur L. Haussamen, Huron street, New Hamburg, to Mr. William Bruce ?:Cavanagh. youngest son of Mr. and :.-a Mrs. V. T. Cavanagh, New Hamâ€" 44 burg. Rev. J. B. Dengis officiated. %‘1 A reception and weddillx_% dinner f2 was arranged at Forest Hill Garâ€" é‘;dens, Kitchener. Receiving with "a‘ the young couple were Mrs. Hausâ€" z& samen, mother of the bride, who wore a dress of Pacific blue crepe 4 with matching hat and a corsage of malpink roses, and the bridegroom‘s é n.other,. wearing a black dress [ with matching hat and a corsage of: Mrs. R. J. Bean was appointed red roses. ‘program convenor for the next _ For travelling the bride chose a meeting. The president, Mrs. M eold dress, teal blue coat with red Facey presided and Mrs. A. E. fox trim and hat and accessories to Bean was appointed secretary for |match. After the honeymoon Mr.]\ the meeting in the absence of the ard Mrs. Cavanagh will reside on Secretary, Mrs. R. Hilborn Hannah street in New Hamburg. . _ After the repeating of the Mizâ€" | The bride entered the church \with her father, wearing a floorâ€" \length gown of triple white sheer with shirred bodice, sweetheart ‘neckline and full skirt. With it she wore a halo headdress with fingerâ€" tip veil and carried a shower bouâ€" |quet of pink roses and bouvardia. _ At 77 and 78 years of ags reâ€" spectively, the bride and groom of ‘56 years are still enjoying good health. Mrs. Weber, who was formerly Louisa Kratz, does all her own housework and Mr. Weber only last year retired from active work in theâ€"carriage manufacturing business in which he was engaged here with his two brothers for many years. Lifelong residents of New Dundee, Mr. and Mrs. Weber are also lifelong members of St. James Lutheran Church. Of their nine grandchildren, two, namely: Gerald and Florin Weber, are serving with the Canadian Army Overseas. Mr. and Mrs. Weber ha\lrle two great grandchildren as well. N.Y., and Mrs. Gertrude Tuchlinski of Kitchener. Other guests inâ€" all of Buffalo; Mrs. Henry Bechâ€" thold ‘of Petersburg; the Misses Helen and Ruth Rueffer of Waterâ€" loo; and Miss Betty Tuchlinski of Kitchener. ciety held a wellâ€"attended meeting at the home of Mrs. Harold Slee on Thursday evening. Mrs. Gib. Wilfong, the president, was in charge. Annual reports were read by Mrs. H. Slee, the secretary. Mrs G. Avres. treasurer, gave her report. The hostess, assisted by Mrs. G. S. Schrumm, served reâ€" freshments at the close of the meeting. dingcake graced the centre of the dining table and those present for tHE â€" UCCABIOH WTCRC PNRE. NOC PRETC. Weber‘s two sons and their da#h- ter, namely: Clayton Weber of New Dundee, Charles Weber of Buffalo, and Mrs. Ernest Schroeder and son, Harold, and Mrs. Larry Kreader, Mr. and Mrs. Weber were the reâ€" cipients of a number of useful gifts during the day. _ (By Chromicie Correspondent) NEW DUNDEE.â€"A delightful family dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Weber on Sunday to mark their 56th wedding on Monday, Dec. Ist. A Miss Bernice Cavanagh, sister of the bridegroom, was bridesmaid and looked smart in a floorâ€"length frock of forest green taffeta and headdress of gold roses and shoulâ€" derâ€"length veil and bouquet of talisman roses. n Mr. Alex N. Cavanagh of Mitchâ€" ell was his brother‘s best man. Mr. Ross Merner and Mr. Robert Kruspe, both of New Hamburg, were ~the ushers. The wedding music was played by the church organist, Mrs. J. B. Dengis, and the soloist was Mr. Harry Boyle of Kitchener. DORKING.â€"A wedding of inâ€" ROSEVILLE TEMPERANCE Weekâ€"end visitors with Mr. and terest to this district was solemâ€" GROUP MEETS VUrs. Henry Walker at Forest Farm nized at Sacred Heart church on _ ROSEVILLE. â€" The â€" monthly Haysville, were Mrs. W. D. Tye and Saturday morning when Miss Irene meeting of the Women‘s Christian Miss E. Tye of Goderich, Mr. and Rita Mansfield, daughter of Mr. Temperance Union was held on Mrs. A. W. Graham and daughters and Mrs. Thomas Mansfield, Kenilâ€" Wednesday afternoon at the home Mary and Betty, of Galt, and Miss worth, became the bride of Mr. Mrs. E. Gingerich at New Dundee Mary Walker of Kitchener. Lawrence J. Linseman of Macton. Mrs. Gingerich was in charge of * _ * * * Rev. J. Kirby officiated. The altar the program and after a devotionâ€" Bishop D. D. Troyer of Goshen and sanctuary were beautifully, al period the subject of "Local Ind., occupied the pulpit of the decorated with autumn flowers. Opntion", was discussed. Mrs. J. Blenheim Mennonite Church af Given in marriage by her father, Hope gave temperance current New Dundce on Sunday morning. the bride wore a white satin dress events and Mrs. Melvin Becker ®00t 00 ® * . with fingerâ€"tip veil and carried a spoke concerning the "White Ribâ€" Mrs. M. E. Bous of Chesley visitâ€" bouquet of chrysanthemums and bon Tidings". Mrs M B. Snyder ed recently with her sister, Mrs. J maiden hair fern. of New Dundee contributed a voâ€" A. Steiss. at Heidelberg She _was attended by her sister, cal solo. Business session was in * f * * Miss Viola Mansfield of Toronto, charge of the president. The meetâ€" Returns Home who wore a pink satin dress with ing was closed with prayer by Mrs Mrs. G. Morley, St., has returnec mi:‘.Ch"lg. accessories. 2 Hope. A social halfâ€"hour followed to her home in Forest after spend She was attended by her sister, cal solo. Business session was in Miss Viola Mansfield of Toronto, charge of the president. The meet who wore a pink satin dress with ing was closed with prayer by Mrs matching accessories. Hope. A social halfâ€"hour followed Mr. Edward Linseman of Mac-iwith the hostess, assisted by Mrs ton. brother of the bridegroom,/ V. Dinger. serving dainty refresh was the best man. Mr. Charles!monts Linseman and Mr. Otto Mansfield | were the ushers. \INSTITUTE MEFET A wedding dinner was served at the home of the brides parents folâ€" lowing the ceremony. Miss Margaret Cassel of Preston spent the weekâ€"end under the parental roof _ Private Murray Fleming _ of London visited at his home on Saturday Given in marriage by her father. the bride wore a white satin dress with fingerâ€"tip veil and carried a bouquet of chrysanthemums and maiden hair fern. lowing the ceremony. ‘monthly meeting of th After a short honeymoon, Mr. Women‘s Institute wa and Mrs. Linseman will reside in\ Wednesday afternoon a Forgus of Mrs. A. B. Christ â€"â€"â€" â€":> \Road. Mrs. R. C. Pitts | Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Fleming and family visited with Mrs. Robert Flr_'[nlng__al Poole on Sunday. New Dundee Couple 56 Years Wed DOON.â€"The Doon Patriotic Soâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Simon Weber Enjoy Family Gathering. DOON PATRIOTIC GROUP Cavanagh â€" Haussamen HAYSVILLE Weddings Ry Mra. Clarence Diamond (Chroniele Correspondent) Linsemanâ€"Mansfield (Ontario) CHRONICLE i Sgt.â€"Observer Harold Beaupre of (the R.C.A.F., who spent two weeks at the home of ihs parents, Mr. and (Mrs. Albert Beaupre, Moore Ave., ‘Waterloo, has returned to Debert, IN.S I Rean. who spoke on "The Three Virtues". A solo was contributed by Mrs. Irvin Hesse after which a Temperance paper was given by Mrs. J. G. Wood. A singâ€"song conâ€" sisting of temperance songs was led by Mrs. E. Z. Mcintyre. Mrs. Eva Worthman gave a reading enâ€" titled, "Janie Elliott‘s Christmas". An interesting discussion followed the reading of the clipâ€"sheets enâ€" titled "Drinking by Minors and Women". Mr. David J. Ashbury of Toronto spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. J. Addison Taylor, King N. Wednesday afternoon at the hom« of Mrs. A. B. Christner, Huron Road. Mrs. R. C. Pitts presented a paper and Mrs. E. Z. Mcintyre led in the singing of Christmas carols Mrs. Ephriam Shantz gave a fiw, minute talk on the motto, "Wear a cheerful countenance at all times and give everyone. a smile." The roll call was answered by a Bible verse. Hostesses for the mecting were Miss Dorothy Walker. Mrs. A E. Bean, Miss Carric Brown and Mrs. George Diamond. There was also the Christmas gift exchange which is customary at the Decemâ€" ber meeting. / Mrs. Herbert Herner of Port Elgin spent the past week with her daughter, Mrs. Herbert Lembke, of New Dundee. children, Violet and Carl, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Ressler, all#of Wadsâ€" worth, Ohio, spent several days with friends and relatives in North Woolwich. Miss Elvina Bowman, Elmira, spent the weekâ€"end with her parâ€" ents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bowman of Floradale. ‘ w.C. T. U. MEETING SsOUTHâ€"WEST WILMOT. â€"The local W.C.T.U. held their meeting on Thursday afternoon, Nov. 27th at the home of Mrs. George Diamâ€" ond with an attendance of 13. The meetting opened with the hymn, "Blest Be the Tic That Binds", after which Mrs. J. Laschâ€" inger offered prayer. The Lord‘s Prayer was then repeated in uniâ€" son. The scripture passage was read by Mrs. Hagelstein and the Bible Study was taken by Mrs. R. After the repeating of the Mizâ€" _ Mr and Mrs. Edwar pah benediction. a delicious lunch Duke street. Waterloo was served by the hostess weekâ€"oend in Toronto. * Si5iB\T:PRFDUAKIAERIONS\2 3. JDDPF:3:25." Returns to N.S. Visits Parents INSTITUTE MEET | EMMA KURKE [ 46 King S Nr. and Mrs. Moses Horst and HAYSVILLE Bocial = Personal " S. â€" Dial 6â€"6663 Waterloo AT HAYSVILLE Albort have returned to their home â€" _ The rogular in Rainy River District after spendâ€" of the Haysville ing a few days at the home of Mr e was held on ard MTs C. Hait Doon. s6 Homer Bellingler of Toronto was 2 recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kuhl, at Shantz Station. Monday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. David Boshart of Pine Hill were Mrs. Elmer Boshart, Marlene and Carl of New Hamburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nafziger ot St. Agatha Mr. Joseph Hanley of Hesson spent a few days this week at Toâ€" ronto with relatives. Aircraftman â€" Joseph MecMillan, , No. 1 Wireless School, Montreal,| is visiting his parents, Mr. and| Mrs. J. S. McMillan, King street ; north. Waterloo. j Woeekâ€"end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walker at Forest Farm, Haysville, were Mrs. W. D. Tye and Miss E. Tye of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Graham and daughters, Mary and Betty, of Galt, and Miss Mary Walker of Kitchener. Distinguished Visitor Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bowman and son, Ross, of Hespeler, spent Sunâ€" day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Bowman of Kossuth. In Toronto Mrs. Arthur Grenfell, president f the British Y.W.C.A., was a disâ€" ‘inguished visitor in K#tchener on Fiiday. In her honor the members #f the Y.W.C.A. board arranged a luncheon party at Forest Hill Garâ€" dens at noon at which Mrs. D. E. Kennedy, the president, and Mrs. A. L. McKinnon, a member of the Guelph Y.W.C.A. board, were speâ€" cial guests. Little Bobby Koch of New Dunâ€" dee spent the past week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sage of Newton. Mrs. Laura Dedels of Toronto is spending a few days with her parâ€" nts, Mr. and Mrs. John Yantz, of Breslau. In response to an appeal, five gdollars was voted to the Stratford Rotary Club for Crippled Children. Mrs. Kenneth Beggs sang a solo and: accompanied herself on the guitar. Mrs. Boyd Hammond gave a brief talk on the Canadian author, Marshall Saunders. Each member pledged herself to make a dollar during the next month for war work. The guest speaker was Rev. C. Sinclair Jones, pastor of the United Church Mr. Jones, whq spent several years in Quebec, spoke on "The French Canadian". He reviewed the early history of Canada, calling attention to the contributions made by both French and English. _ Rev. Sarah Gregory of Kingston ind Rev. and Mrs. S. S. Shantz of New Dundec were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Devitt of Mannheim on Saturday. Bishop D. D. Troyer of Goshen,, Ind., occupied the pulpit of the| Blenheim _ Mennonite Church at| New Dundce on Sunday morning. Mrs. G. Morley, St., has returned to her home in Forest after spendâ€" ing two months‘ vacation at the home of her son. Mr. Gecerge Morâ€" ley. of Doon. ner was hostess to the Millbank Women‘s Institute on Thursday afâ€" ternoon. The president, Mrs. ‘oyd Hammond, presided. There were eighteen members and five visitors present. The roll call response was a display of "Antiques". which proved very inâ€" teresting. Among the oldest was a gold ring worn by Captain Lorie, who accompanied General Wolfe to Canada. Another was a beautiâ€" ful pitcher brought from Scotland over 250 years ago. There was also a snuff box 211 years old. In closing Mr. Jones called atâ€" tention to the tremendous task facing the people of this Dominâ€" ion, namely that of weaving into one grand fabric not only the Engâ€" lish and Frengh Canadians, but also all those other people who have come to our land from the different countries of Europe, and who will come in still greater numbers â€" during the postâ€"war period, so that the unity of our national life may be in no way retarded. We must approach this great task in a spirit of tolerance. coâ€"operation and goodâ€"will. The meeting closed with the Natjonal Anthem Refreshments were served by the hostess and her asâ€" sistants, Misses Grace Wray and Marie Cobb Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kalbfleisch of Windsor spent Sunday with the former‘s sister, Mrs. Percy Weicker, and mother, Mrs. H. C. Kalbfleisch, »f Haysville. Did You Buy YOUR War Savings Miss Jean Brown of Haysville nent the weekâ€"end in Toronto. MILLBANK_â€"Mrs. Alfred Tanâ€" ind Mrs. Edward Liphardt, 2 Mr Stamp Toâ€"day? SHOWN AT MEETING . spent the 1 and son, their home DOWNING, STEEN and Co. GUARANTEED. | Investigate. â€" Write or callâ€" Smith Manufacturing Company Dept. B. 549 King St PRESTON, ONTARIO Established 12@*= leg: rcj‘rafi;: LIGHT. _ INEXPENSIVE 86 King St. W. _ Phone 4â€"4162 KITCHENER TORONTO A perfect method. No elastic. No W. G. YOUNG CO. / A MODEPN . . . Quiet ... WIELL CONDUCTID . . . CONYENIENTLY LOCATID HOTEL ... RUPTURED? 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