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. _ details of this or other ~ KITCHENER BUS TERMINAL (Subject to Change) New Orleans $47.00 Los Angeles 90.40 Miami 59.95 He arrived REFRESHED .by bus He is survived by two daughâ€" ters, Lillian, Mrs. Nelson Seyler and Eileen, Mrs. Bruce Mcintyre of North Easthope; two sons, Harâ€" vey and Lloyd of North Easthope; two sisters, Mrs. Ed. Schaub, Welâ€" lesley, and Mrs. George Pines, Tavistock; ten grandchildren and two gréat grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted on Satâ€" urday afternoon by Rev. Donald Stewart. He married the former Christiâ€" na Schamber in 1906 and she preâ€" deceased him six years ago. He was a member of Zion Lutheran Cl’ll'll’c!l,‘ Philipsbm;g. . . Even without climbing flagâ€" poles, plenty of energy is required to see all the sights of the big cities. You will arrive refreshed if you go by bus. 4 Mr. Becker was 74 years of age having been born in North Eastâ€" hope on July 9th, 1880, a son of the late Henry P. Becker and Maâ€" ry Capling Becker. Six years ago he retired from active farming after having farmed in North Easthope on the farm where he was born. Hamburx for the past two years died suddenly at his home on Peel Street last Wednesday. Alâ€" though he had not been enjoying the best of health he was up and about daily. 8 _ NEW HAMBURG.â€"Mr. Edwin Becker who has resided in New _ Cameron Bock, president of the local creamery and Roy Gildner, manager, addressed the meeting. James ‘Jenkins of Belmonte, president of the Ontario Concenâ€" trated Milk Producers Associaâ€" tion, was the main speaker. He stated that other countries can produce more cheaply than Canâ€" ada, thus making it difficult for this country to hoid the price of good eitendanfe‘" The presiden y night wi mum%p:dfiég mber%_vâ€"â€""- r, Melvin Becker, Russel Stoltz, David Bergey and Arthur The six directors were reâ€"electâ€" ed for the new year. They are: Garfield Cressman, Leighton Hold Same Price Level= Tickets and Information at LOW ROUND TRIP Mr. Jenkins also said that he EDWIN BECKER (By Chronicle Correspondent) NEW YORK ; Package Tour OBITV A R Y Package Tours (From Toronto) ).3 nights Entertainment was provided during the ever:i;: by Warren Vincent of Ayr his group of muucum.mlocnl milk pmdueer; anendmg' the meeting were eac! gi‘:r'en .red tponmith lorf lbutt.er, maâ€" nufactu: at the local creamery. Door prizes were also awarded and refreshments served. terford and Herbert Webster of Woodstock who is in charge of public relations. Gorpon‘s GoOD GLassEs A 4.95 and 5.45 Now is the time to have an optometrist check your child‘s vision â€" make sure your boy or girl. is not working and studying under a handicop. If your child needs glasses bring the prescription to us. 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Preat A. 8. m‘kl-“, A complete selection of MONEY McBRINE QUALITY BAGGAGE to choose from. & nousenoun rimance $50 to $1000 on your own signature Fast, oneâ€"day service. Easyâ€"toâ€" meet requirements. Up to 24 months to repay. Borrow with confidence from Canada‘s largest and most recommended conâ€" sumer finance company. Call HFC today! R. J. Heiser, Manager 2A King St. South, At ERB second floor, phone 5â€"3280 WATERLOO, ONT. HOURS: 9 a.m. to $ p.m. DEBS Archrite £15.00 up e when you need it g:eued the belief that it would p{tj)olixh and eong to ma}: ?fi rephirs and obsolete buigdin¢ Pu';aany kind of shape. Lighting alone would cost the ratepayers about $500 a Lhis past l{‘elr a number of children who have attained school age have not been able to start school because of the strain alâ€" tificial and natural has received a very lomm from tho‘t:; spector. stairways are n:-crow in case of fire. These are only a few of the headaches exâ€" ready placed on the staff. The board at their last meeting exâ€" overcrowded at present, the heatâ€" ho m heteraee Gdnae tmeu? and natural has received In an interview -flhfi man of the school board, J. Bean, he stated that the archiâ€" ) sob eoieey y o w poadee n org o C Soturday to 12 neon. . Friday to 8 pam. This past year a number of rienced by the gentlemen of the 10.95 11.95 to quality | become a necessity. _ Few historians believed quite so fervently in freedom as did our scholarly principal. He even apâ€" plied it to our classes. He was one of the first to deplore the business of keeping your:f men and women sitting all day in straight rows of desks, obliged to raise their hands formally in orâ€" der to speak, nailed dgowh to a narrow course of study. In his heavy and bound up in red tape and traditions . Cherryâ€"nose would have been delighted by those remarks. It was a theory of his that nations, once they get strong, belgin to put chains on themselves. He burned with indignation when he told how American cligper ships were able to outâ€"trade the British navy, which had become ponderous and I thought of him when I read in the paper what Mr. Blee, the British Railway Officer, told the Royal Commission at Ottawa the other day. Mr. Blee said that the wheel has turned a full circle, and that Great Britain, to imgrove her transportation system, has gone back to much the same type of freedom from statutory control that characterized the earliest days of railway history. The whole trend, he said, was once again "towards wideâ€"open compeâ€" tition." History Lesson When I was a young lad in High School, I had a teacher we nicknamed Cherryâ€"nose Anderâ€" son. When he grew angry, his pleasant Scottish features were stained a cherry red, and his burrr had the staccato impact of a machine gun. The thing that angered him most was the way the world neglected the lessons of history. _ _ _ e â€" _ _ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seitz spent Wednesday with friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drager of Kitchener spent Sunday at the home <of the former‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie Drager. _ _Stan Jones spent Sunday at the home of Bert Wintermeyer of Centrevilie Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bryce and daughters of Centreville spent Sunday at the home of the forâ€" mer‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bryce. Blgce. ob Kieinsteuber of Kitchener spent Sunday at the home of his mother, Mrs. F. Kleinsteuber. _ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seitz and grandson Bruce Evans have reâ€" turned to their home here after spending five months in Vancouâ€" ver, B.C. LE Lo Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schiedel and childrem Miriam, James and John, spent Sunday with friends in Toronto. â€" Wesley Pearcy and daughter Sahdra spent Sunday at the home of the former‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pearcy of Rockton. _ Mrs. Gilbert Stumpf and infant daughter have returned home from the Kâ€"W Hospital, Kitchâ€" ener. Lyle Marcy of RR. 2, Branchâ€" ton spent Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Pearcy. _ Mr. and Mrs. G. Garringer of Star City, Sask., are e‘\(xests of the latter‘s sisters, Mrs. Wm. Teet and Mrs. O. Goddard. Leonard Pfeiffer of Toronto spent the weekâ€"end at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alf Pfeiffer. _ Mr.â€"and Mrs. John Perine of Buffalo, N.Y., spent the weekâ€"end at their home here. ener and Bobby Garner of Stratâ€" ford. Mr. and Mrs. W. Chambers and two daughters have taken up resiâ€" dence in the house recently occuâ€" pied by Mr. and Mrs. Don Fisher. Visitors on Saturday at the home â€"of Mrs. H. Gibbons were Mr. and Mrs.â€" Leonard Holmes and daughter, Deborgh and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gibbons of Kitchâ€" after manLyem to take up resiâ€" dence in Kitchener. ‘n,’lr. and Mrs. Donald l’h(l;r children Randy, Lanny, Caâ€" rol, Valerie and Joyen have taken up residence in Conestogo. _ government grants. do. In the event that a new school were crecied Te 37 Te can wourg is «iraed ty Rev. H. J. McAvoy of Gait conâ€" OoF MANY THINGS By Ambrose Hills "Rules be damned," he said. "I know a few b0Â¥s take advantage of the freedom I allow. And they may fail as a result. Freedom alâ€" ways hurts someone a littleâ€"but it‘s still the best for the vast maâ€" classes, the only discipline was selfâ€"discipline, and sometimes we took advantage of it. The school board once thought he was too lax, and tried to perâ€" suade him to establish a complete set of rules for classroom conduct. 33 Erb St. W. 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His students, when they graduated, went on to win honors in many fields of endeavour. Perâ€" haps, sometimes, they‘ve doubted his theoriesâ€"but not for long. History usually proves how right he was. jority. I‘m not going to tangle up a whole class in damnfool reguâ€" lations for the sake of a few!" Phone 2â€"2793