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Weddings Death The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoch Lynne Bach and William Reidel exchanged wedding vows Friday evening at St. Mary's RC Church. Mrs. Eldon F. Riehm A life-long resident of the Twin Cities, Mrs. Elden F. Riehm. 75 Cardinal Cres. .. Waterloo (Parkwood Eanorl. died Thursday at e age of 71. ' The former Mary Kes- selring. she was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Christian Kesselring. She was a mem- ber of Zion United Church. Surviving are one son, Carl of Burlington: four brothers. Charles of Ayr. HISTORIC WATERLOO 180 Weber North 578-3320 Waterloo According to the sixteenth Annual Report of the Waterloo Historical Society, the middle 1850's was a time when "Waterloo really began to show substantial growth. " The reason for this was attributed to the fact owners of a great deal of land in Water- loo adopted the policy of selling and pro- moting rapid settlement. In the year 1854, Elias Snider sold most of his land in Waterloo to John Hoffman and Isaac Weaver for a said price of $32,000. With the land sold by way of a public auc- tion industries began popping up through- out the village and Waterloo's population skyrocketted. In 1852 the population was A seemingly modern building, the con- struction of the above factory is estimated to be around the 1855 mark, a period in time when Waterloo was starting to blos- som. Built in 1855, the structure is presently used in connection with a shirt factory. It is not known what its' use was at the time of building, but it did come into being at one of the most prosperous times in Waterloo’s history. Reidet-Hoeh North America 's Only Coast to C cast Network of Exclusive Auto Muftter Shops Still useful after 120 years Custom Pipe Bending Shocks 2 mm unspechon no ohhganon FAST. FREE MUFFLER INSTALLATION Noah of Waterloo, William of Kitchener and Christian of California; five sisters, Mrs. Phoebe Asmussen. RR 1, Ayr, Clara and Mie- Ieta Kesselring and Mrs. Margaret Girodat all of Waterloo and Mrs. Eliza- beth Klein of Detroit. and by two grandchildren. The funeral was held Saturday at the ftatz-Bech- tel Funeral Home with in- terment in Woodland cem- etéry. of 173 Woolwich St., N., AMworth-Moser Waterloo. The bridegioom's Mary LaSalle Maser, parents are Mr. and Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Reidel, 401 Edwin Wilbert J. Maser, 23 Ridge- St.,Kitchener. wood Ave., Kitchener, be- The couple will live in came the bride of Robert Kitchener. L. Aldworth, son of Mr. and - Mrs. Louis Aldworth. 165 . Cornwall St., Waterloo, in recorded at 300 while in 1855 it was 1,400. The Waterloo Farmer's Market was built in the mid 1850's at the corner of Albert and Princess Streets with its' front door facing the present Forsythe factory. It was demolished in 1965 to make way for the Waterloo Public Library building. The market attracted a large number of people at that time since it was the first of it's kind in the area. The Waterloo market was built prior to the one which has be- come so well known in Kitchener. The building pictured above is presently a shirt factory but the use of it back in the 1850's is unknown. A building directly a- cross the street from itfiowevef. was appeal- ing to all interests at that time. Although the market hasn't made it through to present day, its' neighbour a- cross the street has and continues to be of .service after almost 120 years. a ceremony at St. Teresa's RC Church, Kitchener, Dinner and reception were held at the Conestoga Motel. Mr. and Mrs. Aldworth will live in Waterloo. Hours: Daily 8:30 to 5:30. Sat., 8:30 to 12:30 Noon CONVALESCENT AID RENTALS Waterloo, announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Lynn Ruth, to Allen Harry Orth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Orth, 86 Hill- crest Ave., Waterloo. The marriage will take place Jan. 27 at 4 pan. at Grace Lutheran Church, Kitchen- er. Mr. and Mrs. William Edward Curry, 247 Old Post Road, Waterloo, an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Susan Elizabeth. to Masayoshi Morita, son of Mr. and Mrs. Yoshio Morita of Kyoto, Japan. The marriage will take place Jan. 19 at 7 p.m. in the chapel of First United Church, Waterloo. Feller, am Ferndale Place, Engagements C anada's largest-selling rye whisky. Blended and bottled by Joseph E. Samar & Sons, Ltd., Waterloo, Ont. " King St. $000 Waterloo Crystal - China Counties 1ttat.glgtetd2ttBteti+. WM, Jamaal"), 1973 3 CONVALESCENT AIDS WINDMIU. SHOP major Marital For Thu Unusual Gift Visit The The Fasiy Choiée Cuckoo dock mtentoftheirdattgh- eettgementoftheirdattgis- you Ruth, to Allen ter, Judy, to Paul Loos, son Orth,sonotMr.and otMr.artdMrs.Jottnuos, abort Orth, 86 Hill- 153 Camood Ave., and the We, Waterloo. The late Jacob Loos. The mar- ge will take place rinse will take place Feb. at 4 pan. at Grace ' at 3 pm. at St. [mus RC to Church, Kitchen- Church, Waterloo. Falconer-Schmidt Malta-Cum Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Ont-Fete: Philips HEARING AIDS q Salt! 0 I000“! 663 King W., Kitchener (Opposite louiso) Commerical Member of A.N,H.I.O DUU. 579-6200 gupplics limitzh Choirs Enquire About Our FIVE STAR 0 Input" to " not” "oseihsl Seagriinis Kitchener. Schmidt, 6 'Downey St., Kitchener. announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Cheryl Ann., to Ric- hard Falconer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Falconer. no Oriole sc, Waterloo. The marriage will take place Feb. 3 at 3 p.m. at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, House of Furniture " I'll It". Wanda 1*” 516-5440 One Room or A Complete Houseful ALAN BIGBY'S FOR RENT FU RNITURE and APPLIANCES Tabb: