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The Ladies' Auxiliary of St James Lutheran Church held their annual Christmas socusl last Thurs day evening at the home of Miss Ethel Hunsberger The President, Mrs. Walter Bcchthuld presided over a short business section. Mrs. H. N. Foster, Convener of the Wel- fare Committee, related the pre- parations for Christmas cheer, cards for shut-ms, and cards for the children in the Sick Children's Hospital in Toronto Mrs. Foster was commended for her splendid services as Welfare convenor dur, ing the past year. The various members brought canned goods. and three boxes were packed to be sent to Denmark. Mrs. William Koenig and Mrs. William Petmick took charge of the social part of the evening when games and con- teats were enjoyed. Contests were won by Mrs. Wilfred Kaufman, Mrs. Walter Bechthold, Miss Doro- thy Battle..- Mrs, Resuschmid': Hunsherger. It was annoum-ul that the next met-(mg will be mid on January 12th at the home of the president, Mrs. Walter Bochthold. Decision was reached to assist at the annual Sunday School program to be held on December 21st, The members were invited to a New Year's So- cial to be held at the home of Mrs. Walter Bochthold A Christmas supper was served by the hostess. assisted by her mo- ther, Mrs, David Hunsberger. and the social committee. Luiu' Auxiliary r1914- Baden children were well repre N “I; " South WATIlLOO Dial 2-0935 Reward Shoe Stores " In. Clan-u Dt-sd (Chronicle Conan-Ill" _ T' n' ff a; "_, _ f} j?'? y"', 2" 2b " Christmas Greetings N, Foster andeiss and BADEN wi, take pleasure in offering you the compliments of the mum and truly hope you have a very happy holiday. Chxinmu Social Rev. Finlay G. Stewart of the St Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Kitchener was the special guest speaker on Sunday afternoon at the Livingston Presbyterian Church in Baden. Next Sunday afternoon he will be present als:, and will conduct the regular quar- terly Communion Service. Thr members of the Sunday School and anyone interested will hold a Christmas Hour in the Sunday School rooms at 1.30 pm Mr. Herbert Bergey, contmu. sioner of the Wilmot Municipal Telephone S stem, was re-elected a member (I the board of gover- nors of the Canadian Independen' Telephone Association at the 42nd Annual Convention which was re- cently at Toronto. Mr. Betsey will once more be the chairman of the Publicity Committee of the Asso- ciation. MES Leona Cressman spent the week-end with her mother, Mrs, Isaiah Cressman of Breslau. Misis Cora Wilhelm of near Shakespeare was a visitor in town on Monday, Mr. Elgin Wright who has been on an extended business trip in Northern Ontario for the past cou- ple of weeks spent the week-end in the village with his wife and Miss Edna Bechtel. RN, of the Freeport Sanatorium spent thr, week-end with her father, Mr G Bechtel. sented in the some hundreds of children that eagerly awaited the arrival of Santa Claus In New Hamburg on Saturday afternoon and received their award of a bag of candy, popcorn, nuts and an orange Personals. cial "urgent" MIT on My chairman of the bTitstiiEFuiiiiiiific ‘evenfln‘ last Seven item. were tee of the mutton Thu in- ducuued. but the min than was forum committee directs Ill ttt ‘u 'll8Mb-ittttutoe-ho- scietousemembeqttirtn4ht colate bar and peanut; This work and Quebec in addition to -ovat wu done in the Luxury Hall The of release given to nggr of ll- day (Saturday) following If” ide- (erect to the general " Theehiuryos?tNriHamhuyg Mr, Herman Shultz, the well and commumty lined up at the known contractor I.“ Mat - bandstand where Santa Claus In end to spend the winter with " person distributed the parcgls. son. Mr and Mrs Jack Schultz in There was hardly enough to live Brussels, where his ‘non is teaeh- overy _chlld a panel but the reptg- pr in the Continuation School. ‘senut‘lve of Santa Claus and hrs' The following pupils of Miss deputies secured from an unseen Marguerite Geiger were Ml source a further sqpply so tl..tat.no in the recent lano forte examin- one went away without a Christ- ations of the $5151; Conservato- ttnafparcel., _. "I -..s,"-.. and- " 'G.... “I-.. trom' loafmachnnu’ina at..." . especially this you. The Bond ia Trude and Same Club had a me- ida%iiiii.TitfaHiraiii_i. meWhhbw Chm-Minoan“ The New r'vt"g'tgsl,'tgd o! magnum atrrd this annual can: In In Earl magma“ my“, t' m . 'ia=2rg"t,tah'ttttu',t vacuum: in; New but!“ and vebeeov.ei.eetuCtasdtah- At the New Hamburg Council meeting held on Monday evening Mr Lafayette Hostetler, who for u o past 25 years has been treasur- er of the municipality of New when Iriiiiidrf 'F‘T'U'Hi‘e Dr. Chase’s Nerve’ Food Yes, full " man men n wom‘m have J/IU, dangers with loo! of when, Indigestion, had-mm Ind chronie {an Ind and: “knows won "mum the use of this well known miaeral and Vitamin Bg tonic. Ask for the 'MNFSC0et- "liiillliik omy size bottle of Became Dr. Chin’s Nerve Food is no genenlly mod by women we In often asked, 'hr Nerve Food for men as well as women?” For Men NEW HAMBURG so pills-aku. mo pilV-8U0 as we" as Women v __ - -W _,, --- iriirire ii?shi.teiteilt,iEii,t1tAt1' The second instalment of the 1947 taxes was due on Dee. Ist,' and the tax collector, Mr. R. Se-l Luckhart, reports that the collec- _ hons came m very well. Of the to- tal of nearly $35,000, only about{ 59.000 remained unpaid after the 2,if installment was due July: in: mutually -leet.d a memamemaowqu- ottheteanaduatind-dmttV NsoPeAasoeiftia.n.a.t,th+.t and cementum heldm'ruunoh oetotter,w-nturther - 'di'flt'gil'NToUl'2'lgil1'teti inTtreoatoDeeb-0. Our town foreman, Mr. Wm. Pauli Ls very careful of the condi- tion of the streets. I met him a few days ago putting sand on the very icy spots made by school pupils I also met several juveniles when he could not observe them careful- ly removing the Sand so their mini- ature skating rinks would not be quile_d of ipterfered with. Examinations were held in Con- tinuation School.dtating the week Mr. Berger was . and chairman ot the 'lhMlN'ltlllrll tee of the association This in:- rorunl committee directs all ttt "aito.usrmem.tehipin4ht . The following pupils of Misa', Marguerite Geiger were MIN in the recent &1ano forte enmin-L ations of the men! Conservato- ry ot music: Grade li, Brst ell-f honors, Berverley Fetch; Grade IV, honors. Elaine Roth, Tues Luge!» l eager; Grade V1, honors, Ro er- _ nor, Jean Roth; Grade 'af, first class honors, Margaret Mosig. Many taxpayers took advantage at the " discount and paid in full 3 Dec, ist was slection day in town and some forgot about taxes. Mr [ Luckhart asks that the balance be, paid by Dec. 15th, when the busi- ness year ends, so that he will! have no arrears to carry over in his books. l :ip_al This ordeal will be followed try The stores in New Hamburg are) on Boxing Day (Dec. 26th) and the annul Christmas rty on rir-l all open until 9 pan. from Decem- I will close at 6 pm. on New You”: day, Dec. mm in the tht'," Hall. bcr 18th to Dec. Mth, but will close Eve. Wishing our many friends and cumulus a very MERRY CHRISTMAS and n BRIGHT and PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR :00}ng apt}; Mi? . '." the. Wefu’nghoun “ComaJr” l balsam V styled in rich. adorned wdmuy. . . a mm" of d: cabinet-maker’s an. 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