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On Monday evening the mem- bers of the executive of the Wilmot Township Sunday School Associa- tion met at the home of the secre- tary-treasurer. Mr. Clarence and Mrs. Diamond. regarding plans for the forthcoming annual convention. There was a splendid attendance and the meeting was in charge of the president, Mr. Herbert Kaster. of Mannheim, who opened with a word ot prayer. Following the reading and adoption of the min- utes of the last meeting. corre- spondence was read by the secre- tary from Rev. M. E. R. McLean of Toronto, secretary of the Ontario Religious Educational Council and dealing with convention program PM! no One public organization in the province of Ontario in publicizing the Fourth Victory Loam Campaign among itshnembers, reduced its thinking to the following words,-- “It takes more than taxes to conquer the Axis." It is interesting to observe how plain ordinary words are often grouped to drive home simply a very important truth. \ We can take the greater part of Finance Minister Usley's able budget speech. analyze it, and find that the sentence quoted ibove sums up Mr. llsley's thinking remarkably well. If all Canadians thoroughly understood that all our taxes, heavy though they may be, are not sufBeient to give our boys in uniform what they need to batter down the citadel of Berlin, the succisstut sale of Fourth Victory Loan Bonds, totalling 8i,100,000,000 is assured. Our Canadian heroes will not travel tttree-quarters of the way to Berlin and then call off their mission. Neither will the folks back home stop short of the full financial objective needed for Canada's complete war ettort. Tax payments take us only halt way. Bond purchases will enable us to go all the way. Sunday School Executive Meets THE WATERLOO CHRONICLE a: In. Chane. Din-old (Chan-kl! Com” BADEN Drparlmonl of Finnnrr. Ot Mom. 26th lpril t968. www.mlohdemTo-n at 1"tktgtfPg'ghogit."pthtteeMNfel,el “Manhunt. numb: it. Mn Wadi, NW Manon and at uncut-mm Hm Anna-non. The Minister of Finance reserves the right In nrcopl or to allot the whole or any Methane-t of this loan subscribed for either or both mnluritirn if total subscriptions m In qttreM.. of *IJWJNNLW. Subscription. lor either or boul- mat-rill" oe ah I... may be paid I. lull at the 0.9 " app-cauc- at (be lune - I- o-rII - without new.“ Inert-u. Ion-er bond- wlth "on. will be nv-llnble lor - delivery. :%hierrret- may Ill. be - pay-Ila- by '-h-., - acer-ed Interest. on "tuwrs-. I.% .. 'tr.0rea_t I B% on n" Junc- " “I: ll% .- In July I.“ I851; - 2nd Aug-u " I3: "If; on In! Sena-her I043; "t.0Wh', - the 3% bonds OR "t.ttTo; on IE? T%17, Ila-d0. on In! “(that I.”- I'Ie I.“ pay-ell " In! ill-label- I” l3. "we" lic- l‘l-ul pay-It'll cl "help-I, pl. .04 " " " tloe-ool the 3% bold- and .37 " '% In the emu- a! the 'WT, - "M -qaBql Intel-cu " the dad- in": a! the rupee-ll"- lamina-u. VICTORY More Than Taxes . . . The proceedo of this loan will be used by the G tumou- PAIAll-l ll ADV” tinny-lb“; ”stony-(u Principal and interest payable in lawful mom-y of Canada: the principal at any agency“ the Bank of Canada and the interest sr"ai-annotULv, without charge, at any branch in Canada ot any Chartered Bank. 3% Bands Blu- Isl May I057 Halli-Inle- in or nflor 1936 Interest paynhlt ist “my and 3iosetohee "rarer denomimttioos, Cat, "n. 3300. ’IJ‘MI. 35.000. 823.000 DAVID BEAN I SONS UNITED Own-n and Publish." FRIDAY, APRIL Mr, 1943 war purposes. Subocrlpiionn may be made through any Victory Loan Salesman. the National War Finance Committee or any retsrrseottative thereof, nny branch in Can-ill of any Chartered Bank, or any nullmrizwl S-vings Bank. Tru.t or Loan Company. from whom may be obtained nppllrailon form. and 00959 of the "mold Pumped“: onnlnininu romptrte delalla of the loam The lists will own on 26th April 19t3, and will rloae on or about tSth May 19t3, with or without "olive. at the Iii-mum: of the Minister of Fin-noes Issac. Prim-z MMb% Dated and hunting interest from lst May 1943, and otrered in two matorities the c-hoin-P of whieh is optional with the snbsvrilu-r, as follow-I ”Much-Io.“ "Innis may be registered as to principal or as to principal anC' interest, as detailed in thr. ofTictal Prospectus, throogh any agonry of the Rank of Canada. Fourteen-rear arrangements. The executive was unanimously in femur of holding the annual convention. After the meeting was adjourned ansocial half-hour was enjoyed by a . On Palm Sunday morning St. John's Lutheran Church held a very special service when five young people were examined for communicant membership. Floral tributes graced the altar and made The convention will agum take the form of an afternoon and ovo- ning session and is to be held in the Baden Presbyterian church early in June. The exact date and speakers will be announced later. The hearty co-operation ot ati) the Sunday Schools in the town-l ship is eagerly hoped for in an earnest endeavour to make this a i most interesting and helpful con- vention. 7 Special Service The Minister of Finance of the Dominion of Canada otrern for public subscription $l.l00.000,000 , "our-1h ;overnment to bsartees expenditure. to! a very attractive pre-Easter setting tor the service. _ toliotying the eyam.inatioy.t in Baden befirm the local audience and New Hamburg con-tion the toniiemation service was held in St. Peter's Lutheran Church in tye evgn'm; whee t.he, rump] cop- iiiinatioe irete, Winkwnd tty ltte Shantz-Lichti Vows Taken Wednesday remarks based on the vow made lo Jacob as related in Genesis = verses MI-M, the pastor said, "In his vow Jacob declared that the Lord alone would be his God. In view ot the tact that there are such as tUtd their highest good In pleasure- seeking, money-making and mny things even worse, it behooves you as members of the Christian church to make God your highest aim, rhea Him at .the summit of your ives, above all. in all and with all." The choir rendered on 'lflfht priate anthem, "Be Thou Faith ui". The members of this class who received their ttmt communion on Easter Sunday are: Miss Mildred Boehler, Miss Eleanor Breuer and Master Amein Breuer of New Hamburg, Miss Marr'orie Biesel and Master Roger Wei er ot Baden. Following the ceremony a wed. ding supper was served to about thirty guests in the dining room which was tastefully decorated in pink and white. Following a wed- ding trip to eastern points. the young couple will reside in Baden. Personals A wedding of particular interest to residents of this community took lace at the home of Mrs. Allen b"l,'i5/ near Kitchener. on Wed- nesday. April 21, at three o'ciock, when her daughter, Norma Marie, became the bride of Mr. Abner Shantz. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jere- maih Shantz of near Baden. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Oliver Snyder of Elmira, uncle of the__bridegroorn.u _ - _ The pretty bride was becomingly attired in a floor length gown of white sheer with sweetheart neck- lino and she carried a bouquet of pink Briureiitre roses. She was at- tended by her sister, Helen, who wore a turquoise gown accented with a corsaze of yellow roses and mauve sweet'peas. The groom was supported by Mr. Harry Snyder of Waterloo, and Mr. John Randall of Breslau performed the duties of usher. During the ceremony a quartet composed of the Misses Eunice Kennell. Vernice Holst, Edna Shantz and Alice Shantz sang "O Life In Whom Is Life Indeed", and 1We.JoinTo Pray". A Mrs. W. B. Evans, Jr.. is spending the Easter vacation at her home in l%% Bonds _ bat November 194. Nathanll-ble to man-thy Inlrnsl payable In Mny and Novembel Beam denominations. ".000. $5.01». $25,000. “00.0” Issue Price: 100% Three and our-lull your fl- 'A‘IQILOO Station! and with “bum in PW.“ 'tg, ftbdhtit,,it,t lien in 0mm Kahuna at her home in it“ All are when of the but public who! Min; Ital. In; Clan 8919 of Wound spent the In!“ week-end VIM: relatives In town. etfdittt't Holst. who in at PM! a special count at nthe 'it'ln'llhl'lupe't' of the no"! Elsie} weUTGd win; [IKE-sen: Mrsyusd [at Hung Miner, Jr, _ ....., - nu... - - OI. "whim: in:I smug; e. 1cm 3 C 1 men. Doug are visiting mm. Kuhn's m ther, Mrs. H. C. Kuhn, of Cmditon. Mrs. Carmen Facey of lat lon- spent a few days last week with her mother. In. Ed. Snider. Mr. Hammer of Kitchener daughter Rita and Ion iiGail visited on Sunday with the toe- mer's daughter. rs. Wilfred Nau- mgn 39d Mr. Nnuman. Mr. Wilfred Steinman of the R.C.A.F. aircraft school at Gait spent the week-end with his par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Stein- man. Mr. Bob AulieFdfiit. Catharines spent Good Friday visiting friends in town. ‘ Miss Jean Ritchie is visiting with friends in St. Catharines this nook. Sergeant-Pilot Harris veitett spent the Easter week-end with Mrs. Veitch and their int-m son. Mr. and Mn. min Wright and son Jackie are spending the Easter vacation in Milverton where they are the guests of Mrs. Wright's parents_. H 7 _ __ ' - Mr, Jim Nisbet of Toronto spout the Easter week-end with his wife anAtatyilr, A - -- _ A special message on the Easter theme was delivered by Rev. Mills at the Baden Presbyterian church on Sunday morning. An Easter number was sung by a Junior Choir composed of pupils trom the StytdayI.cAool, _ . - A CHINESE DISHES FOB AMERICAN TABLES There's more to Chinese cooking than Chop Suey or Chow Mein. The Housewite's Pool Almanack in The American Weekly with this Sunday's (May 2) issue of The Detroit Sunday Times, gives re- cipes for other delicious thinese dishes which wil [help the Ameri- can home-maker bring variety to the menu. Be sure to get Sunday's Detroit Times. $3133 33; 13371: Mr. Ori, Hotstetter of Gait spent the week-end with his "rents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hofstetter. Miss Jean Murray of New Ham- burg visited with friends in town onfrundat _ _ _ _ B, In. Anton Rel-nth m (“which Correspondent) . and Mrs. Henry Weil and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Reibling spggt Satqrdgy in ICiteheper. out Uttmitt vim" "will"; white cloth and decanted with loves-s. The cantata w u tgt candles. Duriu the “bacon and and? Min worked on a gum. hone- wu named by Fred Robb..- hed Rank told his and and im- tmenu and noted the (In: to . and Mrs. E. than at near Waterloo. who will move this 'lata glam-2d In. P. m luv: mow KW." . LAC. Bus-211' t of =rt,': Alta.. is grep, t leave with his Pe"i's"t, . and In. Charles Tilt. eistorepontoCam Borden. Freq limit teggivgr word his Alta.. is ter, a leave with his Pe"i's'tt . and In. Charles Tilt. ered'",'?,',',',","),',',,',',,',':,?',,',',','),',",". Pted Kant receiv word his MMt. A.C. Mon Kant. has been moved to fttigt Me A. A Yer and children Miss Bertha Kleinsteutser of Call spent the week-end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred KleinMeuber. mm. and Mrts..9tarles Fink of V Mr. and Mrs. Ends" tair and family spent Sunday with Mr. and My, Meet ‘Waglgr. _tirave+ Road. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Schmidt and son Larry of Baden spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Holmuth and family. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zoellcr and In A. Bunny” and children 5teut?wee#ntthehomeotiiie' toemer's mother, Mrs. J. Neither, Kitcheneg'. ' . Nu. Victor lash-um is rud- uu I vac-“9n with Mrs. l. min ot “Bantam. Mrs. William Kaster and two sons spent Thursday at the home otMr. my! Mrs. Errd Hobbs. Mrs. Fred Hobbs and daufhtcr Bdreld and Miss Ruth Wil iams were visiting in Kitchener on SigurdayL 7 Jack Bernhardt of Brantford spent a few days at the home of Roland MoGarvey. Mrs. Mary Williams and Bert Monday of Preston were visitors at the home ot Miss P. Watson on Sunday. Misc; Kate and Etta Bowman spent Good Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Panabaker of Preston. Miss Mary Weaver of Galt spent the week-end at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Weaver. Miss Verna Goddard of Gait spent Sunday at the home ot her mother. Mrs. C Goddard. 7, - W“--- m. 0....-.” at the home of Miss Kate Bowman. Burnhun Fisher teceived word that his son, Sager Earl Fisher. is ,usnnuned ttt ndon with scarlet Preston were visiting theiriGrpe-r-- trhere 2" $9M”- - Miss Audrey Salem spent the week-end at the home of Mrs. S. Weaker of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. R. Panabaker of lee were. P2lto.ry on_Sunday (ever, um. t LUHRA Mrs. -iGrGis" 133538; and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bttyiamitl1by. __ daughter Norma of New Hamburg' Mr and Mrs (lung‘- Falk and spent Sunday evening with Mr. Elimh th Min If Slmkvspmrc and Mrs. Edgar Junker and Mr. spent T'uesdro with Mr and Mrs. aret Mrs, John gunk”. Aan (mu and tummy Mr. and MA. Mervin Kropf of Wellesley spent Sunday in the; vicinity, M's only on. - for Canada’s costs " an]. flu-r. m, “I. qu-aa.--" uvings, you: income M on. nod the hill only with what you and - an a“. to radio. for you an Canada. MUST BE PAID FOR u that. In only on source, than ole two channel- " 'F-a-- I“ In... To keep (use! below the brook- hgpd-ybhuothwo- terms weedt-he-, Mylo-locum. "aera.hrromatHonCe""sdioa" an mac-nod - b in! Vichy low. To teach this minimum -o-ooo billion, on hundred millinn dou--- W in] h'. I. buy to M. a her utmost. Bo buy 0-. way. It“ tt---hesr with on your loving. and hay - by “in. pan oe your income on the insul- - III- cm the and six months. The price " hood- In! to Ind. niiii"ii"iiiiii"ifn iifi',rfieirtij. Established [85 i Mr and Mc; “and Junker and family. Mr Mun hf North East- hupr. Mr. and Mn, Jack Vance and Dm 1d awn! Sunday with Mr. and Mrs ngnr Juukvr and Mr. and Mrs. .lnhn Junker VICTORY BONDS new has“ AMI any; IV"!!!