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Weddings PRESTON Robert James Veitch and his bride. the former Grace Marie Wideman. will live at 612 Silverbirch St.. when they reéeturn from a honeymoon in Florida. Janet Elaine Weber became the bride of Bryan Herbert Bowâ€" man Oct. 2 at Erb Street Menâ€" nonite Church. Rev. Laurence Martin of Breslau Mennonite Church officiated, assisted by Rev. Galen Johns of the Erb Street church. The couple pledged vows Oct. 3 at the Mennonite Church here with Rev. Rufus Jutzi officiaâ€" ting. The bride‘s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wideman of Preston. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Veitch of St. Jacobs. The bride‘s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Sam Weber of RR 2. Waterloo. The bridegroom is a Enid Emily Kumm and Terâ€" rance Nile Lehmann pledgéed vows Oct. 3 at St. Agnes RC Church, 75 Bluevale St. N. Rev. Alois Justin officiated for the afternoon ceremony. son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bowman. 55 Sherwood Ave.. Kitchener. The bridegroom is a son of Mrs. Marie Lehmann. 125 Macâ€" kay Cres.. and the late Joseph Lehmann. The newlyweds will live at 45 Avondale St. S.. when they return from a honeymoon in southern Ontario. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Anna Kumm. 30 William St. E.. and the late Emil Kumm. Weissâ€"Fischer WALKERTON _ â€" _ Marjoire Anne Fischer of 205 Brandon Ave.. Kitchener.. became the bride of John H. Weiss of 194 Cedarbrae Ave.. Waterloo. at Sacred Heart RC Church here. The former Miss Fischer is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Fischer of Walkerton. The brideâ€" groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Edward Hinsperger of the Cathedral of Christ the King. Hamilton. officiated for the cereâ€" mony. at which the bridegroom‘s sister was also married They will live in Kitchener PARKWAY HEIGHTS AREA Nearing Completion Also an eightplex apartment unit nearing completion, in Lakeshore Village. For more information call New Bungalows General Contractors Limited Days 745â€"1 108 Evenings 743â€"0603 MARTIN MAY Lehmannâ€"Kumm Bowmanâ€"Weber Veitchâ€"Wideman in Kitchener‘s Â¥a Births Leander Weiss of Walkerton Following a â€" honeymoon _ in Western Canada, they will make their home at 194 Cedarbrae Ave . Waterloo Linda Christine Derbecker and Bryan â€" Bernard Lorentz were married Oct. 3 at St. Lous RC Church. 53 Allen St W. Rev. F. A. Bechely performed the ceremony . Dubrickâ€"MceAllister Patricia â€" Margaret McAllister became the bride of Gerald Thomas Dubrick at St. Anne‘s RC Church, East Avenue. Kitâ€" chener. Oct. 3. Rev. James Curâ€" tin officiated. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Daniel McAllister. 135 Samâ€" uel St.. Kitchener, and the late Mr. McAllister. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Derâ€" becker,. St. Jacbos. and the bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs..J. B. Lorentz, St. Clements. The couple will live at 650 Silverbirch Rd. LAURITSEN. Mr. and Mrs. Ole. Elsa, Yukon. (nee Gail Emmerâ€" son of Waterloo!,. Aug. 29. daughter. CHRISTIE, Mr. and Mrs. Barry. 11 Austin Drive, at Kâ€"W Hospiâ€" tal. Sept. 30, son. CRAWFORD. Mr. and Mrs. Morâ€" ley. 366 Holly St.. at Kâ€"W Hospiâ€" tal. Sept. 30. daughter. HEMMING, Mr. and Mrs. Desâ€" mond. 256 Westcourt Place. at Kâ€"W Hospital. Sept. 30. daughâ€" ter. METCALFE,. â€" Mr.â€" and â€" Mrs. James. 612 Silverbirch Rd.. at St. Mary‘s Hospital. Sept. 30. son. * HILLYER. Mr. and Mrs. Robert. 72 Union St.. at St. Mary‘s Hosâ€" pital. Oct.. 1. son. DOWNEY. Mr. and Mrs. John. 57 Avondale Ave.. at St. Mary‘s Hospital. Oct. 1. daughter. STEPHENSON. Mr. and Mrs Ross. 515 Brookhaven Cres.. at Kâ€"W Hospital. Oct. 4. son. DURST. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence. 25 Hugo Cres.. at Kâ€"W Hospiâ€" tal. Oct. 4. daughter. SACHS. Mr. and Mrs. Howard. 209 Regina St. N.. at Kâ€"W Hosâ€" pital. Oct. 4. daughter. ANTOLCIC. Mr. and Mrs. Frank. 173 Lynnbrook Drive. at St Mary‘s Hospital. Oct. 2. daughâ€" tec JOHNSTONE. Mr. and Mrs. Ronâ€" ald. 79 Norman St.. at KW Hospital. Oct. 2. daughter PACZYNSKI. Mr. and Mrs. John. 51 King St. N.. at Kâ€"W Hosprâ€" tal. Oct. 3. son The bridegroom of 254 Thornâ€" ®@ Safe Sandy Beach _ e Camping & Trailer Park e Miniature Golf e 10 acre Stocked Lake ® Winter Sports Activities â€" Snowmaobiles ce Skating. Ice fishing â€" Camping Weekâ€"end special of full course meals for Reservations Y Tel: 634â€"8651 Mr. and Mrs. Jc PLUS Lorentzâ€"Derbecker A CHALET STYLED NN SUN VALLEY your complete year around playground Only 10 miles from the Kâ€"W area â€" 3 miles past St. Agatha on Erbs Road crest Drive, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dubrick, 127 Mausser Ave.. Kitchener The newlyweds will live at 254 Thorncrest Drive after a motor tour through New York State Holy Cross Lutheran Church was the setting for the Oct. 3 marriage ceremony that united Susan. Anita Doerr and Richard James Domman. The ceremony was performed by Rev. L. E. Wentzlaff. . The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Doerr of 202 Bristol St. E. The parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Elâ€" mer Domman of 62 Lakeside Drive. Kitchener. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Josef Minke, 135 Branâ€" don Ave.. Kitchener. The brideâ€" groom of 316 Westcourt Place. is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wahl. 479 Forest Hill Drive, Kitchenâ€" er. Barbara Lina Maria Minke and Dr. John Franklin Wahl exâ€" changed vows Oct. 3 at Bethel Lutheran Church, Sheldon Aveâ€" nue North. Kitchener. Rev. Helâ€" mut Pruefer officiated. After a honeymoon in Northâ€" ern Ontario the couple will live at 316 Westcourt Place. They will live at 92 Chandler Drive. Apt. 6. Kitchener. SHUH. Mrs. Hilda Lillian. 72 Cardinal Cres. S.. Sept. 29, 53 years. PAGEL, Mrs. Albert. 80 Peppler St.. Sept. 29, 79 years. URSTADT. Mrs. Andrew. forâ€" merly of 92 Dunbar Rd. S.. Sept. 28. 79 years. PRENTICE. Thomas A.. Lonâ€" don, Sept. 30, 64 years. SIMKIN. Mrs. Robert. Barrie. Sept. 30. CAUGHELL. Rev. Arthur S.. 39 Central St.. Sept. 30. MURRAY. H. Alexander. 24 Erb St. E.. Oct. 1. 70 years. DITNER,. Sylvester. 57 Dover St.. Sept. 30. 61 years. RUBY. Mrs. Noah. Millbank. Oct. 1. 68 years. BERBERICH. Leon H.. 26 Hohnâ€" er Ave.. Kitchener. Oct. 2. 46. GINGRICH. Rev. Arnold Elmer. London. Oct. 4. 58. SHINN. Frederick A.. 230 Dawâ€" son St.. Oct. 5. 85 vears. Deaths Filling stations in Italy charge for air, says the Ontario Safety League. It now costs about 35 cents to fill up a set of tires. Inâ€" flation has hit inflation. Your host Mr. and Mrs. John Trieb Inflation hit Dommanâ€"Doerr Wahlâ€"Minke Fred Shinn of 230 Dawson St.. died Oct. 5 at the Kâ€"W Hospital after a brief illness. He was taken there a few days earlier after he collapsed in Waterloo Square. He was 85. He opted instead to enjoy whatâ€" ever time was left to him and played baseball. hockey and crickâ€" et. His first job was in his father‘s furniture and undertaking busiâ€" ness. When this was sold in the late 1900s he returned to St. Louis. where he spent three years in an aArt store. He escaped «death twice in his early years. He was five years old when he became seriously ill with scarlet fever. The doctor said he wouldn‘t survive the night. Later another doctor. treating him for an ear infection, told him he couldn‘t survive his teens. With that dour prognosis went warnâ€" ings against all sporting activiâ€" ties. if he were to gain even those few years. Waterloo historian Fred Shinn, 85, dies After two years in Toronto. where he worked for the Robert Simpson Co.., he became a clerk in Waterloo Post Office. Five years later he returned to Toronto to work for Dominion Express. now the Canadian Pacific Railâ€" ways. A native of St. Louis, Miss.. he was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly Shinn. He was a vear old when the family moved to New Hamburg, then to Toronto and later to Amherst. N.S. In 189 they came to Waterloo. where he lived most of his life since. ‘ A weckend consists of 72 hours from Fri. noon to Mon. noon. All cars carry complete insurance protecâ€" jion at no extra cost. We supply oll your gas. Free customer pickup and delivery. FOR TRUE CANADIAN HOSPITALITY WEEKEND SPECIALS OVERNIGHT SPECIAL mon. through thurs 9.00 _ 89 Bridgeport Rd. E. Across from Towers Plaza IN WATERLOO Waterloo Chronicle, Thursday, October 8, 1970 PHONE 578â€"7440 As Low As ©10.50 plus mileage An avid bowler. he liked to bowl 10â€"pins daily. He was a wellâ€" known local historian and wrote a weekly column on this topic for The Chronicle for several years. of Waterloo. one brother. one sister. 15 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. He is survived by two sons. Earl of Waterioo and Ronald of Ottawa. three daughters. Mrs. George (Paula) Taylor and Mrs. Nellis (Esther) Lishman, both of Kitâ€" chener, and Mrs. John (Cora) Eix His wife, the former Irma Koeâ€" ning, died in 1936. In 1921 he joined the Prudential Insurance Co.. and continued with the firm until his retirement in 1950. Afterwards. he spent some time with the city assessment department. Direct Lline Service from Inn of the Black Walnut & Walper Hotel, Main Lobbies IN KITCHENER Fred Shinn Plus 15