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Grtalrfr'i'i'i2"r""e m.ttlrrt, . moon deduction of Mr. and Mrs. Michal John (Jock) Hon- dry who won married July 10 at St Am} Presbyterian Church. Kitchen“. Vow Rev. Finlay G Stewart oWiciated Inc the anon-000 cotomony. The bud. the hunt! Elm Macy Woods. is . Mat ot Mn. Wilma! C. Woods. 30 Edoowood Orin. Kitchen“ and tho In: Mr. Woods. Mr, and Hui. James Hondty of 46 Edgowood DINO. Kit- chm“. Schultz-Davis Brenda Jane Davis and Gor- ud Wallet Sehutu. who were married Juty 10 at St. Francis RC Church. Bluendgo Avenue. Kitchenot will honeymoon in Eastern Canada and the Unit- ed States. Rev. CL. Siegfried of Ros- urroction Cotlege. Univotsity of Waledoo. omciated. assist- ed by Rev. CE. Ladds of St. George's Anglican Church. London. Ont. The bride's patents are Mr. and Mrs. D. Bruce Davis of 1077 Queen‘s Blvd, and the bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Schultz of 60 Wood St. All are of Kitchener. There is nothing magical in coffee to offset the dang- erous effects of alcohol on a driver. Time is the only thing that removes the ef- fects of a drink. The main value of "coffee for the road" is that the time taken to drink it can dissipate some of the effects of the al- cohol. _ 7 Becker - Jackson Audrey Jackson and Peter R. Becker exchanged vows to- day at Zion United Church. Weber Street West. Kitchener Rev, Andrew E. Eutace offic- iated for the afternoon cere- many- _ A doctor warns that ex- cessive use of coffee (eight to 12 cups a day) tends to make people jumpy, jittery and dill); The bride. of 403 Park sr. is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jackson of RR 2. Wal- Ienstein. Specializing in covering of overhang. lacoboards. window frames doors. windows and eavosrroughs COLOR/,7 r STEREO Homily-Woods The Pocono Mountains of 784 Union St. E. Kitchener Yho couplp will live m Wat- WILBERT STROEDER ALUMINUM SIDING 450 Weber St. Nbrth tAMtortoo (Co-sar's Forum) The couple will live in War AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEPOT FOR No panacea RCA PANASONIC FLEETWOOD WEBCOR 579-3590 A-V ELECTRONICS Call 744-3749 of Queen‘s M. W. a 0 son ot Mn. WM Pluto‘s- Ave-tir-dt-Otto comment. The new will {no on Wnodoo when they rqtum lion 0 honownoon In Mon- Rum-Smith trod and the Lam-man: Lynh Louis. Smith became the bad. of John Richard . Bump in a In. chomoon w- Cunningham-Boar- vie. Jute 10. podium by Rev Shown Benton and ngid Wane: Mun-y at PM“! Cunningham’soottgu Show" Deanna and Quid Cunningham we method Jay 10 at Emmanuel United Church. Bridgeport. Rent W.M. Among tho guests were the bridegroom} mammal grand- parents. Mr. and Mn. Juno: McBlain of Maybe“. Avnhire. Seodand. The bride is a auditor of Mr, and Mrs, David Wanda Bouncer of 413 Bang. St. The bddogvoom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. George Cunningham of 29 lnguide Drive. Kitch- Pouoy officiatqd in! the con- Following a honeymoon m Quebec and the Laurentians. the couple will live in Lake, shore Village, Thomas-Hollyer Mr. and Mrs. Trevor\Thom- as, who were married July s at Watetrtoo Lutheran Univer- sity Chapel. will live at tt King St. N. Rev. Richard Urdahl. pastor at WLU. officiated. Cd The Look Is Leather at Jfhl ' WIFIB' L Westmount Place Waterloo 7 The bride is the former Lin- da Hollyer. a daughter of Dr. Births COFFMAN. Mr. and Mrs. John BELLEFEUILLE. Mr. and Mrs. (formerly of Waterloo). Stur- Richard. 47 Allen St. a. goon 2l'I l" 1830399091 Falls at K-W Hospital. July 9. son. ospita. uy . au ter. _ MILLS. Mr. and Mrs. James. 1 MORPHET. Mr. and Mrs. Clar- Youn St. W. at K-W H - ence..65 Allan St. W..at K-W . g . os Hospital July9 son. pital. July 12. son. F ' BIGNELL. Mr. and Mrs. Reed. MACKAY. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- 187A Cedarvale Cres.. at St. art. 96 St. Andrews sr. Gall Mary's Hospital.July 12.son. (nee Karen Rasch of Wat- HAUSER. Mr. and Mrs. Rue- erloo) at South Waterloo ben, 401 Hazel St.. at St Hospital. July 8.son. Mary's Hospital. July 13, BRAUNBARTH. Mr. and Mrs. daughter. Peter. 637 Albert sr. at PETERS. Lorne and Joyce of St. Mary's Hospital. July 11. Aliston (nee Bowie) happily daughter. announce the arrival of their MA_cNAuGHTON. Mr. and seven-pound daughter. Mi- Mrs. William. Tutors Resi- chelle Christine. on June 27. dence. University of Wat- Proud grandparents are Mr. erloo. at St. Mary's Hospital and Mrs. Hugh Bowie of Julyll.daughter. Waterloo and Mrs. Clarke LEROUX. Mr. and Mrs. William, Peters of Nashville. 38 High St.. at K-W Hos- SCHiLL. Mr. and Mrs. James. pital.duly It.daughter. 170 Erb St. W., at St. Mary's FORWELL. Mr. and Mrs. Ken- Hospital.July 6. son. neth. 209 bh St. W.. at St. DURBIN. Mr. and Mrs. David. Mary's Hospital.July 13.son seven-pound daughter. Mi- chelle Christine. on June 27, Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bowie of Waterloo and Mrs. Clarke Peters of Nashville. SCHILL. Mr. and Mrs. James. 170 Erb St. W.. at St. Mary's Hospital. July 6. son. DURBIN, Mr. and Mrs. David. 125 Lincoln Rd.. at K-W Hospital. July 6. daughter. DE LEO. Mr, and Mrs, Dom- enic. 254 Teakwood Place. at St. Mary's Hospital. July J. daughter. O'CONNELL. Mr. and Mrs. John. 74 Allen St. E.. at K-W Hospital July 7. son. “ WELLER. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey. 106 Blythwood Rd.. at K-W Hospital. July 7, daughter. DIETRICH. Mr. and Mrs. Char- les. 71 Longwood Drive. July T. daughter, VAUTOUR. Mr. and Mrs. Ad- rice. 422 Hazel St,. at St. Mary's Hospital. July 9. daughter. NV E V We Rent Most Everything FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 3. RATES CALL US AT 125 UNION ST. E. WATEMOO D. of t206 iComplefe ' q Rent-Alls 'md Mn. Tttetmd-oom.ooKingttt. 'Ci.aettetotMr.artetMes. Em-tTttomas.cart-Nre. TttetteitHiodnoatttorot Mr and Mm. Vino-m Jams Smith 193 Bounon Avenue. Town- to.Tttotteid-oomisasonot Mr. and Mrs. Walt" Arthur Rm. 191 Wuhhgon Ave. The couple will live It 5 Ar- den Cr... Scaettoeougtt. one! I honeymoon in Detroit. Soon Ste. Mario and the Thousand Island: Schmitt-Bauman Newlyweds Mr, and Mrs, Keith Wilfred Schmitt win live at " Irvin St. Apt. 1 Kitchen- er [allowing a motor trip to the Kingston and Cornwall area. Rov. we Polley officiated at their marriage July 3 at Em- manual United Church. Brid- The bride. the former Susan Joan Bauman. is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bau- man. Breslau. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Schmitt. RR 2.Watedoo. E,. July 6, 80 years. LEWINGTON. James. RR 2. Shanty Bay. July 5. 68 years. WlLKER. Mrs. Conrad. Lin- wood. July 7, 85 years. McKEE. Mrs. Graham. 415 Tamarack Drive. July 8. 68 years. DITNER. Linus, St. Agatha, July 8. 86 years, RICH, Mrs. Maurice. Kew Gar- dens, Long Island. July It, 72 years. HAUSE. Frank E.. 112 John St Deaths 744-274] . Ertt Street '. At gHéHoed‘ i l'"', tii"iifjdtoriii't' Mahatma!“ blob.aoaalobotwyun on no. Wu! it his birtttdayttrietgsttimamotb erandatattt.r,artdahttme when he can confidently eeiebratemaetymtteebirtb quarter Eastuitdian. He is a all. sturdy. healthy My footer mother says he ,.msittet'tdateteaveaiadder againsttitems1iottttehmtse orbewouldbeontheroof. In the garden at Bob’s foster home are a wading pool, sand box, swings and slides, and Bolt loves them all. He’s also devoted to his tricycle. He plays well and unselfishly with other child- Alert, active and affec- tionate, this youngster is a good steeper but rather a choosey eater. But if his desssert is put in front The rules of the contest are simple, but will be strictly followed. Preliminary Talent Judging will take place the week of August 23 in the Crown Ballroom of the Walper Hotel. The swim suit, poise and personality preliminary judging will be done at the C.O.E. on Septem- ber lst and 2nd. The announcement of the 16 semi finalists will be done on September let at the Humanities Theatre of the University of Waterloo. At this time also, we will select from the 16 semi fina- lists the local Miss Oktoberfest and she will be our entry in the North America Miss Oktoberfest Pageant to be held at Humanities Theatre, University of Waterloo on October 4th. As 404 Wing is now progressing toward Oktoberfest 1971 we need a Miss 404 Wing. Miss 404 Wing will be chosen at our (404 Wing's) Steak Fry and Dance on Saturday, August 7th between 8:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. Miss 404 Wing will then be entered in.1971 Oktoberfest Pageant. The winner of the local Pageant will be entered in the North Ameri- can Miss Oktoberfest Pageant. Oktoberfest will sponsor personal TV appearances of the Oktoberfest Queen in many Canadian and border- ing American cities. She will be guest of honour at press parties and the recipient of over one thousand dollars' worth of clothes and other prizes. Entrant's age as of January l. 1971 must not be less than 16 years nor more than 25 years. Entrant must be single - Le. never having been married nor had a mar- riage annulled. Eritrapt must have completed two years of High School or equivalent Entrant agrees that if she is the winner. she will be available for personal appearances. TV interviews and other Oktoberfest publicity activity from September 20th ‘to October 16th Applications available ar Miss 404 Wing Contest. C/O 404 KA/V Wing RC Af A , 510 Dutton Drive, Waterloo, Ontario MISS 404 WING RULES OF QUALIFICATION -r'iTiYNiijrjiii, Ct) odhim,Nsttmtofreach,he will eateverythirtgeiseso heeanhavetltedeaaertfor Despite his sober look, Bob re-condition your d: is a funny (610'er a "g Fine work at mod: sense of humor. e oves at . make people laugh. To in- e p noes. quire about adopting Bob, please write to Today's “ORTHDME Child, Department of Social and Family Services, Legis- AUIo Bony lative Buildings, Toronto 182. - 430 ALBERT ST. For general adoption infor- PH. 742-6781 mation. ask your children's WATERLOO aid society. KING’S OPEN: Monday - Friday - 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 am. Saturday -Ir.30 am. to 2:00 am. Sunday-r2:00 noon to 10:00 pm. BUSINESS HOURS In Kitchener over $5.00 Business Men's Luncheon " and up son FAST SERVICE Call 579-5040 FREE Delivery in Waterloo and Bridgeport - over $3.50 38 King St. N.. Watertoo back in Good Shape...l'a:t Not a sign of that colli- sion when our ekperts re-condition your do]! Fine work at moder RESTAURANT and Canadian Food