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* .Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Albrecht of « Royal Canadian Air Force Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Withelm and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. Simon Steckiey in Milverton on &muud smt Sunday with . and Mrs. rge Akbrecht. Mr. John Jantzi of _l\nnlbur‘g and Mr. John Kipfer visited wi Mr. and Mrs. Joe K. Jantzi. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jantzi, Ethel and Dorothy swm Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Noah Jantzi near Bamberg. Mr. and Mrs. John Lotz and VITRIFIED ciay eipe NDUSTRY Sewage develops gases that have a powerful chemical action; VITRIFIED CLAY PIPE is acid and alkali proof, and provides sure and permanent resistance to such chemical action It is "bonded by fire"! This assurance of permanency makes VITRIFIED CLAY PIPE the best and most economical buy, It‘s all a matter of chemistry. If sewet pipe cannot resist the strong corrosive action of acids and alkalisâ€"in the sewage and in the soilâ€"then you‘ll have a costly replacement job on your hands before long. A debenture issue, successfully floated, does not solve your whole sewer problem. The important point isâ€"how will your sewers "‘stand up"? Many municipalities have found pipe failure developing long before the debentures were paid off. You‘ll receive good payâ€"get 30 days annual leave with payâ€"you‘ll enjoy interesting work on aircraft «â€"â€"have opportunities for advanceâ€" ment! What‘s more, you‘ll be playâ€" ing your part in defence of freedom! Join today! If you are mechanically inclined and like to work with engines and machinery, the Air Force offers you an opportunityâ€"nowâ€"to train as a specialist in an aviation trade! The expert Aircraft Technician is an important man in the expanding field of modern aviation. His serâ€" vicesâ€"his "okay"â€"are required by the pilot before a plane can take off for flight! January 16, 1968 Mre. &. N. Schuite BONDED BY FIRE w":sm%'m. and of a â€" mcr.:: Jan. llm- Mrs. John L Bender Obituary. !Ilr;. John L. Bender, a ::m of Kingwood, ’“‘1 away fg Jam ith, ©1903, in her 59th ing, Jan. in year. Mrs. B.d:;iud been seriâ€" ously ill since suffering a stroke four weeks ago. The former Maâ€" ry Jantzi, a daughter of the late Joel Jantzi nndfiu‘eth Boshart, she was born in Kingwood July 4th, 1894, w*re her brother, Amos Jantzi, now resides. Her marriage to John 1. Bender took ry Jantzi, a da particulars regarding enroiment "â€"'m;rdn.'" ments and mm'm available in the RC AF. NAME (please print)............................... Please mail to me, without obligation, full snm‘ Abg'{f;s.sn EDUCATION (by grade and province) For complete information on pay, trade training and other benefits, see the Coreer Counsellor at your nearest R.CAF. Recruiting Unit or mail this coupon. AEROâ€"ENGINE RADIOâ€"RADAR INSTRUMENT ELECTRICAL OFFERS YOU EXPERT TRAINING Director of Pertonnel Manning R.C.A.F Headquarters, Oftawa at his home on Thursday mornâ€" ing after a two weeks‘ iliness. Born in Mormington Township Aug.‘:), la‘lo.R:n)e '::xd. son of the late Joseph pp Magdalene Lichti. Mr. Ropp farmed in Welâ€" lesley Township uqtil he retired in 1927. He was a member of Ceâ€" dar Grove Amish Mennonite Church, 3rd line of Wellesley. _ Surviving are his widow, the former Bena Roth; two sons, John of Crosshill and Amos, RR. 2, Wellesley; two daughters, Mrs. John Gascho (Lydia), R.R. 2, Welâ€" lesley and Mrs. David Gerber (Barbara), Nithburg; one brother, John, of New Hamburg; 23 grandâ€" children and 12 great grandchilâ€" dren. One son predeceased him. (Chrsumcis o.-‘r:-.ud.u Wounded In Action Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grimes of Plattsville have received wordJ by telegram from the Department of National Defence in Ottawa notifying them that their son James, a private in the Royal Canadian Regiment in Korea,, had been wounded in action. Goâ€" ing overseas in August, James immediately went into action on the front lines. Only recently didJ his parents receive a letter from him, saying he was in a rest camp ut would soon be back in action. f W. A. Served 1030 Dinners | The funeral was held on Sunâ€" day at 1.30 p.m., followed by a memorial service at Cedar Grove Church. Burial was made in the adjoining cemetery. Rev. Samuel Lichty officiated. At a meeting held recently of the Women‘s Association, "Standâ€" ing at the Portal" was the openâ€" ing hymn which was followed by prayer by Rev. G. W. Kaiser. During a business sessionâ€"it was announced that fourteen quilts were made by the Quilt commitâ€" &:‘J- 20th,: 1918. aad the cardâ€" the line of Welles â€" active , wm&’*@r&*&m.lw;" dn is OR memier of Uhe Mikgic. View A |lunoies on theee cther Auviatoms Willis Lich "s":u-u"’). New Hamâ€" burg; and Mrs. Nelson Roth (Selâ€" ma), New Hamburg. Also survivâ€"\acted, Rev. Kaiser offered ing is a brother, Amos Jantri, vflo&mmm Kingwood, and six grandchildren. | B. took the chair for the The funeral service was held | final and Mirzpah benedicâ€" Wednesday afternoon with committee in charge of memorial service in Maple View|the lunch was comprised of Mrs. Mennonite Church, third line of| Norms Brighty adâ€"- i 2 pianeo Wellesley. solo, Mrs. wo uryiving are her mu;_wl@g Tolk ane ts Naw ts Plattsville : _By Mrs. Bd. 1 ), New The pupils of the Plattsville Public School enjoyed an hour of ice skating for the first of the season in the Plattsville Comâ€" munity Arena on Monday afterâ€" noon. Members of the Ladies‘ Aid of the Doon Presbyterian Church elected the 1953 officers during the first meeting of the year held at the home of Mrs. William Teet on _ Wednesday evening. Mrs. Charles Tilt, president, occupied the chair and opened with prayâ€" er. Mrs. R. C. Drager, read the passage of Scripture. Mrs. Geo. Ayres, secretaryâ€"treasurer, gave a report which showed a good bank balance. Mrs. C. Tilt, reported on the many repairs done to the Church also redecorating, new carpets and other items. Miss lza Ross was asked to take the chair for the election of officers. Miss Margaret Ross suggested all offiâ€" cers be reâ€"elected for the centenâ€" nial year. The following are the officers‘ President, Mrs. Charles Tilt; viceâ€"president, Mrs. Gilbert Wilfong; secretaryâ€"treasurer, Mrs. George Ayres; quilt committee, Mrs. G. Wilfong, Mrs. C. Tilt and Mrs. George Ayres; social comâ€" mittee, Mrs. R. C. Drager, Mrs. William Kauk and Mrs. Ivan Batâ€" tler. At the close of business, a social time was enjoyed. Mrs. William Goddard who had been treasurer for twentyâ€"three years and Mrs. Gilbert Wilfong, secreâ€" tary for twentyâ€"one years, were presented with beautiful handâ€" painted cu'ps and saucers by Mrs. C. Tilt. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted b&Miu Louise Goddard. Mrs. ward Wolfe will be hostess at her home for the February meeting. _ Mr. and Mrs. John MacDonald entertained members and friends of the Doon Pentecostal Church at their home at a farewell party for Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Churchâ€" ill, who have accepted a call to Hamilton. Many lovely gifts and best wishes were received by the guests of Konor. Games were played and a singâ€"song enjoyed. rHoliday refreshments were served by the lidies of the congregation. Mmrs. Donald Fisher was a busiâ€" ness visitor in Kitchener on Satâ€" urday. . Wt . Rev. H. J. McAvoy of Galt was in charge of the service held at the Doon United Church, Sunday afternoon. _Miss Barbara Ewen of Kitchâ€" sner spent the weekâ€"end with Miss Beverly Aves. Rev. H. G. Cleghorn of Presâ€" ton conducted the service at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday afternoon. & C Rev. Schram and the Young People‘s group of Drayton, took part in the Young People‘s service at the Doon Pentecostal Church on Tuesday evening. _ _ _ Rev. Broomfield and J. Robertâ€" son of Paris took charge of the services at the Doon Pentecostal Church on Sunday. The personnel of the Radio Cab Preston, the drivers and their wives, enjoyed a banquet at the Bonnie Doon Club on Monday evening. _ _ 2 â€" The fii:n'ut, Miss Joan Christenâ€" sen, who sang "Because" during the signing of the register, is a sister of the groom. _ _ â€" At 5.30, supper with the tradiâ€" tional wedding cake was served the immediate families. At this time too a telegram of congratulaâ€" tions was received from the bride‘s sister in Saskatchewan and a telephone call from the groom‘s sister in New Brunswick. During the evening a photoâ€" grapher, friend of the groom, from Stratford, took pictures. A reception of 65 friends was held in the evening. Receiving with the bridal party, the bride‘s mother wore black sheer with black accessories and a corsage of roses. The groom‘s mother was in a dark green crepe dress, black accessories and rose corsage. For a wedding trip to points east, the bride donned a â€" roseâ€"coloréd knitted suit with black accessories and a threeâ€"quarter length fur coat. Upon their return they will reside in Delhi where they will manage Glen‘s Jewellery Store. family of Hamilton ?em a few days at the home of Mrs. Mcâ€" Ewen‘s ,Pnrenu, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Faulkner. Mrs. Ross Hamilton and chilâ€" dren Richard and Ciaudia and Mrs. Mary Robertson and son Peter have returned to their home After spending three weeks with Mrs. Robertson‘s father at Floriâ€" Mrs. C. Gofton gave a reading, "Don‘t Cut Off t_h’w;_lfl haur of Gadshill was da. They also visited with Mrs, Daon : By Mrs. R. Jones (Chronicle Correspondent} a piano aole. @2 and The pastor, Rev. Mr. Glebe was in charge of the reâ€"organization when the following officers were elected: Hon. President, Rev. Mr. Giebe; presidnt, Mrs. M. K. Toâ€" man; viceâ€"president, Mrs. Jack Schmidt; secretary, Mrs. Areli Goodwin; treasurer, Mrs. H. C. Einwechter; pianist, Mrs. Bert Chapman; auditors, Mrs. Harold Weiss and Miss Emmelig Luâ€" dolph; Work committee, Mrs. D. Jacob, Mrs. Orland Bierman, Mrs. H. Greulich, Mrs. M. Bowman; transportation committee, Mrs. A. Futher, Mrs. Boshart. A discussion on the subject "How to Better Our Young Peoâ€" ple‘s Society", was held at the reâ€" gular meeting of the Bethel Unitâ€" ed Missionary Young People‘s Kathicen Connell of St. Petersâ€" Howard Gibbons Sr., spent a few days at the home of his broâ€" ther and sisterâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gibbons of Southâ€" Thomas Pearcy spent the weekâ€" end with his family at Rockton. Mrs. Charles Reader was visitâ€" ing friends in Preston on Fridgy. %r!nk?euvy of Galt wm The annual meeting of St James‘ Lutheran Ladies‘ Aid was held at the home of Mrs. Earl Rinwechter on Tuesday with the president, Mrs. Donald Jacob presiding. The responsive Psalm was led by Mrs. Elmer Jacob and the scripture lesson was read by Mrs. D. J. Glebe. The members responded to the roll call by reâ€" fielfing their Confirmation verses. ev. D. J. Glebe gave a short message and Mrs. William Goettâ€" ling gave a reading. A number was sung by the ladies‘ trio comâ€" posed of Mrs. Jack Schmidt, Mrs. Glebe and Mrs. B. Boshart. s ns bone sumen or tnk her home after spending a week Sharon and Denise Kautman spent the weekâ€"end with relatives in Kitchener. Murray and Roy Gibbons were business visitors in Toronto on ing the home of his brother and The treasurer‘s report showed that the sum of $348.19 had been raised for all purposes during the ?ast year. After the meeting reâ€" reshments were served by Mrs. M. K. Toman, Mrs. E. Jacob and Mrs. Leland Siebert. Y.P.S. Meeting. â€" Mre. Ewen of Kitchener. Miss Doreen Gibbons has reâ€" turned to her home after spendâ€" sisterâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. Wes ley Pearcy on Sunday. New Dundee," EiE ser your FORD oum...‘ffsr'pfifyf ”fhe new 53 Fo n D BRUCE WEBER MOQOTORS l s Stratoâ€"Stur Vâ€"8 110â€"Hp. Engine with high compression perforâ€" mance. Advanced design back@d by experience in buildâ€" ing more Vâ€"8‘@ than all other manufacturers combined. (Chronick Correspouden}) and a hrandâ€"new, longer, lower, wider look Its FORD again â€"â€" tor 53 with the Rncational new WMiracle Ride" Aâ€"l at Fordematic *Drive is the finest automatic drive on the road. With Ford you can choose from Fordomatic®, Overdrive*, or Synchroâ€"Silent Shift. cA c s tnging, Scripmre Noeres were An offering was taken during the Sunday morning service at St. James‘ Lutheran Church for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boshart and family who suffered the loss of their home and contents in a disestrous fire near Galt recently. "No Reom", Topic of man&-dfimu at St. James‘ Lutheran Chusch on Friday night with an attendance of twentyâ€"Ave. Mra D. J. Gisbe presided and Mrs. B. Boshart told the Bible story, "No Room". The president, Mergaret Einwechter wus in charge of the business. Classes were conducted by Mrs. M. K. Toman, Mrs. Boshart and Mrs. ,Glebe for the Beginners, Primaries and Juniors. Mrs. Frank Toman was soloist at the Baptist Church on Sunday morning. The new pastor, Rev. J. McCauley occupied the pul »it. Miss Ruth and_ Miss Betty Shantz and Lester Reist provided special music at the Free Methoâ€" dist Church in Galt on Sunday. The women of the Church at St. Paul‘s held their monthly meeting on Monday evening. Mrs. Oscar Schierholtz, president, presided. Mrs. Bowyer led in the reading of Psalm 85, About thirâ€" The "Merry Milk Maids" met at the home of Mrs. Howard Fried last week. A number of the girls demonstrated the making of junket and Mrs. Wilfred Sararas showed the (rouF how to make egg nog. Mrs. Fried spoke on "The Use of Milk for an Invalid" and demonstrated setting an inâ€" valid‘s tray. A highlight of the evening was the making of homeâ€" made ice cream with a freezer. Later the girls enjoyed the ice cream for refreshments. Mrs. Earl Goodwin and daughter, Betty of Ayr spent a few days Mrs. W. Glebe of Neustadt were recent guests of Rev. and Mrs. D. J. Glebe. Another meeting of the Merry Milk Maids was held on Saturday night at the home of Mrs. Sararas at which time the girls made covâ€" ers for their note books, Plans were also discussed for the Achievement Day to be held at Breslau on January 24th. _ . Alva Saltzberry and Paul Weâ€" ber are patients at St. Mary‘s Hospital in Kitchener. Rev. E. N. Young of Toronto was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Scott for a few days. Betty of Ayr t a few days recently at }he‘fi:xe of Mr. and Mrs. Areli Goodwin. Mr. and Mrs. William Binkley Mr. and Mrs. Roy Binkley and Bridgeporl : (Chronicle Correspondent) By C. K. It‘s here . . the new, paceâ€"setting, styleâ€" making ‘53 Fordâ€"presenting for the first timeâ€"the sensational new Miracle Ride! Now, feel the difference in the ©53 Fordâ€" with the entire suspension system comâ€" pletelyâ€"balanced for a safer, smoother, quieter rideâ€"that gives a brandâ€"new concept of comfort on all kinds of road. Again, Ford steps ahead with all the features you want . . . Fullâ€"Circle Visiâ€" ne of Mr. and | N 1. lliam Binkley, _Binkley and g Neustadt were v. and Mrs. D. l k Maids" met l Mrs. Howard % & number of the \ tha matina ns * New Miracle Ride that takes all the factors of ride, engineers them into a completelyâ€"balanced combination for a ride that‘s truly a revelation. ®Fordomatic Drive, Overdrive and white sidewall tires optional at extra cost. tyâ€"five members were present. The visiting committee reported seven calls were made. Five boxâ€" es of Christmas treats and two bouquets were distributed | at Christmas to the shutâ€"ins. The committees were formed for the coming year namely: Alâ€" tar, telephone, decorating, kitchâ€" en and visiting, the latter includâ€" ed two members to serve two months and three members for the months of November and Deâ€" cember. 4 1POssHIL . J Mr. and Mrs. J. BM C:mphl‘} | left for Kitchener on Monday an trnh'--:{:; -l‘::-":-:-:':l:‘n'n ‘intend returning home to Swift Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Gerber‘Current, Sask., on Wednesday by and Mr. and Mrs. William Richâ€"| plane from Malton airport. The new pastor, Rev. Eric Reâ€" ble, gave a very interesting talk on the women of the Church and their work since the early Chrisâ€" tian days. # Crosshill : The Canadian Bank of Commerce a 4A bility that rfla’(\* lets you see . . . a car that handles with effortless steering, braking and parking . . . with proved Vâ€"8 power and brilliant performance, See it . . . check it . . . you‘ll find the 1953 Ford gives you so many things you need and want. Testâ€"Drive Fordâ€"you‘l) know why, more than ever before, the swing is to Ford! Powerâ€"Pivot Pedals, suspended from above, work easier and elimiâ€" nate floor holesâ€"provide more floor space for the driver! Cay, Swing is to FORD.’ ardson attended the Turkey Breeders‘ Convention held in Hoâ€" tel London, London, Ont., on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Livergood of Kitchener visited with Mrs. William Wilford and son. _ Mr. Rudy Bast is spending a few days at the homes of Hubert Frey and Russel Hackett near Waterloo. Telephone wires are strewn about the village and it is expectâ€" ed it will take a few weeks beâ€" fore service will be back to norâ€" mal. Hydro service was disrupted twice on Sunday due to ice on wires. Conntm anmmiazary or ty . Grtaitst namt in u0foemg