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Going to their various departments the Senior League ‘was presided over by Miss Gladys Hollinger. Following a short song service Mise Florence Ridale read one of Edgar Guest‘s poems, "Lord ‘Make a ‘Man of Me". ‘The topic, "Planning ‘My (Christmas Giving", was given by Grace Wolfe, During the business gession Mr. H. R. Roth was elected vicéâ€"president, sucâ€" ceeding Miss Dora ‘Wolfe, who has left to reside in Kitchener. Talk About Associations With Other Young People‘s Societies. The fellowship comméssion ‘with Miss Agnes Metz in the chair, had charge of the Baptist Young Peoâ€" ple‘s meeting. Following the devoâ€" tional period ‘which was conducted by Stanley ‘Hostetler and ‘Miss L Boettger. Afterwards Del. Krop( anâ€" nounced that election of officers would take place next Monday night and that the Devotional Commission . wuold have charge of the Watch Night service on Dec. 31. Miss Agnes Metz sang a lovely solo, "I Walk! Alone With God", The topic, "Chris tian ‘Fellowing with Other Young People‘s Growps", was given by Del. Kropf and after the topic a lively dis cussion on "Should weo associate with people who do not hold the same views as we do about Christ? Should we have fellowship with people of othe denomations", followed. 4 The opening devotional period of the leagues of ‘the Evangelical Church was under the leadership of the Senior League with Miss Grace Peacock presiding. ‘The devotional theme was ‘"Living in Peace with Each Other". & The meeting was clsoed with pray er by Rev. E. G. Dale. Christmas Theme Discussed. Mre. John Erb was taken to the K.â€"W. Hospital for an operation. By the latest reports she is doing very well. :‘-'s':. (:; 7 3259.' Kitchen Stoolsâ€" With Back ... Kitchen Stoolsâ€" Without Back Step Stools ......... Bath Stools ......... Are more complete, more conâ€" venient, and more beautiful than ever. Still as cold and quiet as a winter night. ;hllfii 64 27/32"; Depth 24 13/16"; Width 27 7/16". Shelf Area: 12 eq. ft. lee Trays: 1 deep, 3 shallow (inc. 1 rubber). 70 For Him: Pen and Pencil Set Hotpoint Irons ................ $3.50 Hotpoint Percolators .... $11.95 Hotpoint Toasters .......... $4.40 Hotpoint Curling Irons .... $1.40 Electric Heating Padsâ€" _ _ Wearâ€"Ever Aluminum Roasters ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Dual Heat €ontrol .... Sampson Ironsâ€" Oval Aluminum Roastersâ€" $1.35 and $2.15 Sunshine Ironsâ€" Enamelled Roastersâ€" W.P. FRANK Kitchen Stools Refrigerators MODEL DSS6 ROASTERS Sparton Christmas Gift Suggestions Useful _â€" _ Beautiful _ â€" Servicable Special .... $4.95 and $5.45 Heat Control ............ ENAMELLED ELECTRIC $1.35 and $1.90 NEW HAMBURG $3.95, $4.95 $1.45 $2.00 $1.25 $1.95 $6.75 Youths Rewarded For Escorting Young Children Across Bridge. The meeting of the New Hamburg School Board was held in the board room at the school with all members present. Accounts for several things were passed and ordered paid. During the time of building of the new bridge six ‘boys escorted the puâ€" pile of the small class across the deâ€" tour. ‘This service was much appreâ€" ciated and they were each given $1.50 for their services. New Hamburg Notes. | _ Miss Edith Bingeman RN., of Hamâ€" ilton spent a few days with her parâ€" ents, Mr. and ‘Mrs. J. E. Bingeman. _ Mr. Charles Zilliax, manager of the Royal Bank at (Durham spent the weekâ€"end with friends in‘ town. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Luft, Mr. and Mrs. V. Rehberg and ‘Mr. Louis Seignâ€" er paid a visit to friends and relaâ€" tives in ‘Waterloo the other day. ‘Mrs. George Wanklin and daughâ€" ter Marcella spent a few days with friends in ‘Toronto. Mr. B. Reid and Mr. D. W. Culbert were in Toronto ‘Saturday attending the W.OS.W.A. fall meeting. ‘While there they attended the Ottawaâ€"Sarâ€" nia rugby game and in the evening they were guests of Connie Emythe at the Montrealâ€"Maple Leafe hockey match. Mr apd Mrs. Leighton Shants and two daughters left for a two weeks‘ vacation in ‘Toronto and Buffalo. The Church Visible English Clergyman: "And when you arrive in London, my dear lady, don‘t fail to see St. Paul‘s and Westâ€" ‘minster ‘Abbey." Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Peine were reâ€" cent visitors in Toronto. Fair American: "You bet, T‘ll rattle those off sure, but what I‘ve been hankering to see ever since I was kneeâ€"high to a grasshopper is the Church of England." C.C.M. Joycycles â€" 16" wheel Kiddie Kars Pedal Kars . TREE LIGHTS .......â€" 80c¢c, $1.25, $1.50, $2.75 CHRISTMAS WREATHS, With Lamp .. 59, Q0¢c, $1.90 CHRISTMAS TREE STANDS ............. 50c & 85¢ "The Big Hardware" 22 King St. S. wWATERLOO M. WEICHEL & SON LTD. Christmas Decorations For Good Little Boys and Girls Heavy Cast Iron â€" Hold any tree. $7.50 $1.90 $2.35 11.30â€"Vic & Sade, WHAM _ _ 11.45â€"Edward McHugh, WHAM 8.80â€"Cheerio Prog.. CRCT \ '..‘â€"‘-&-r&. CRoT 10 CSâ€"WO-C‘Jhn.-. “.'J- 11.00â€"Magatine of the Air, CFRB 12.30â€"Dick, Amateur Gardene 12.45â€"â€"Â¥Farm Pncrg. CFRB $.00â€"News Thru Woman‘s E Fred Waring, WLW 9.30â€"Court of Human Relations, WBEN 10.00â€"Little Jack Little Orch., WGN 10.30â€"Red Grange Interviews, WBEN 11.00â€"News, CFRB __ _ Ossie Nelson, WGR 18.00â€"Guy Lombardo WJR 18.00â€"Girl Alone, WBEN 8.00â€"News, CFRB 10.15â€"Raising Your Parents, CRCT 10.30â€"Let‘s Prmnrd."fll 12.30â€"Farm Forum, WHAM 12.45â€"Geo. Hall Orch., CFRB 2.30â€"Football Game, CKCL * 8.15â€"Gale Page, Songs, KDKA 3.80â€"Weekâ€"end Revue, CRCT 6.45â€"Frank Dalley‘s Orch., WGR 6.80â€"News, CFRB 7.00â€"Sports Review and Scores, CFRB 7.15â€"Ted Husing, WGR ' 8.00â€"Sat. Night Party, WJR 9.00â€"National Barn Dance, WHAM 9.30â€"The Chateau, WLW 10.00â€"You‘Hit Parade, WJR 10.15â€"Kay Kayser Orch., WGN l..lmrvln 8. Cobb Prog., WTAM 11.0 ews, CFRB 11.15â€"Tom Dorsey Orch., CFRB 11.45â€"Ray Noble Orch., NBC 10.00â€"Church of the Air, CBS __ _ Southernaires, NBC _ 11.30â€"Major Bowes, WABC 12.15â€"Major Bowes, CBS 12.30â€"Radio City Music Hall, WJZ $.15â€"American School of the Air, WGR $.15â€"Ma Perkine, WBEN 3.30â€"Vic & Sade. WBEN 1.15â€"Uncle Ezra, WBEN 7.80â€"Lum & Abner, WLW 1.45â€"Boak Carter, WGR 8.00â€"CRC Program CKOG 8.80â€"Andre Kostelanets, WJR 9.00â€"Hollywood Hotel, CFRB Coaster Sleds .......... 50¢ Steering Sleds .. $1.10, $2.25 Baby Rail Steds â€" Salt Lake Choir, WABC 1.00â€"Church of the Air, CBS Harvey Robb, CFRB 2.00â€"The Magic Key, CRCT Pittsburg Sympb. Orch., CBS $.00â€"Symph. Orch., CBS Metropolitan Opera Auditions ~of the Air, WBEN 3.80â€"Grand Hotel, WEAF 4.30â€"Fishface and Figgsbottle, CRCT 5.00â€"We, the People, NBC, WJR 6.00â€"Joe Penner, _ 6.30â€"Piey., Wiak PVPC MCY BRC PEPTBIDYOIUDCYOTE! 5.30â€"§Stoopnagle & Bud, WHAM 6.00â€"Joe Penner, WJR _ ____ Rubinoff, WJR 7.00â€"Jack Benny CRCT, NBC 7.30â€"Believeâ€"itâ€"orâ€"not Ripley, WHAMâ€" ____ Good Will Court, CRCT 8.30â€"Eddie Cantor, WJR â€" 9.00â€"Sunday Evening Hour WJR 8.00â€"Nelson Eddy, WJR With handle . $2.40, $2.50 .. CRCT, CKOC , WLW 215 ‘Contrary to what many people think, life with a comedian is not one long succession of wisecracks.. And thank goodness for it, too. At any rate it‘s not in the case of my man, Jack Benny. rseâ€" ds §ou ghas 0 7 & “'“ wLw .80â€"Lum & 7.45â€"Bonke M.w'll eoâ€"Pate Hetes, = 8. MeGes, WBEN "'""m ‘uaree chor 3 Marcaret Speaks Sop. WLW 9 Warden Lawes, '; * 9.30â€"Richard Himber, '% 10.00â€"Wayne King, 'J‘l‘ CHt 10.30â€"A Capelia (&. WHAM 11.00â€"N CFRB ll.“â€"w Duchin, CFRB Cab Calloway, WOR 12.00â€"Joe Relchnman Orch., WJR Another bubble I‘d Hke to burst is that the private existence of all peoâ€" ple in the entértainment business is surrounded by what the Hollywood press agents call "glamour." It cerâ€" tainly isn‘t so with us and I‘d like to see a publicity man who could build a "glamorous" story around a guy who has little interest in going to nightâ€"clubs and receives friends at home wearing an old red bathâ€" robe and even older bedâ€"room slipâ€" Mary Has Her Say About Mr. Benny and Home Life + When He‘s "Annoying" Jack and I are as congenial a couâ€" ple as I know. ‘The principal reason is due, I feel, to what appears to be Snow Shoes and Skis SNOW SHOESâ€" SKI POLES at $1.15 to $2.25 "Radios Richest Voice" The Sunningdaleâ€"This console uses the same 5 tube 3 band allâ€"wave chassis as the Playboy â€"while due to the large cabinet and 10" mhgnavor dynamic speaker, it adds exceptional tone quality to the outstanding performance of the table set. able for the mediam ;l;.-‘-â€"n.-,'â€"" ;fi.o Sunningdale is hard to beat. 38" oz ns $§9.50 Others atâ€" $4.50, $4.95, $6.50, $6.95 Hockey Sticksâ€" SKIS .................... 75e to $8.00 all world radio, with good tome, in a _'.“_‘.l.!d console suitâ€" 715 ...99.00 ElectricWasher A BE'I'I‘EAITWASHER __ A LOWER PRICE Skate and Shoe _ Outfht Special $29.99 . Sparton RADIOS COFFIELD LOG OF STATIONS (By Mary Livingstone) Real Values in 5. ts $2.50, $3.50, $3.75 Windsor, Ont. ....CRC IMICRATG Pittsburgh ......NBCâ€"B over NP N.Y. .NBCâ€"B during Paâ€"â€"CBS Liversid uL. ...... MBS wrrrermencnsc CIR® !(MO :')! Rechester L.:uc-n; on Detroit, Mich. _CBS| "=â€"â€"â€" New \'fl=..§...j.(:-I WLW Chicage, III....NBCâ€"B WTIC 65¢ to $1.00 Jack gets up long before breakâ€" fast every day. I like to stay in bed. He bathes,, shaves and gets fully ‘ dressedâ€"except for the slippers and bathrobe, of courseâ€"before we sit down to eat. The latter part of the week he works on the program and Sundays we have our reading rehearsâ€" al in the morning. ‘But whether he has business to attend to or not, he‘s usually out of the house by ten. I Jack and Joan, Pals 1 Sometimes he goes out to play |golt. He‘s not very good. But he doesn‘t take it seriously. If he comes |home with an exceptionally wide grin, I know he has broken 110. On other days he will take the baby, Joan Naomi, who isn‘t such a baby any more by the way, for a walk. iJack and Joan are great pale. I don‘t I:lh'nk she suspects he is a comeâ€" ian. Of course, with movieâ€"making, Jack ! dosen‘t have as much spare time as he did when we were living in New York: But every day, no matter how many scenes he has to shoot or how many pages of script remain to be But no matter what we do or where we go, things happen about the same way. Gracie and I talk about our babies, clothes or recipes. Often when we stay home Gracie and I play backgammon. But Jack and George just talk. Jack is one of the best conversationalists I have ever metâ€" because he knows how to listen. Their chat fests revolve about two main topicsâ€"horee races and their programs. written for the radio show, he insists on taking off enough time to have a good visit with Joan. Our evenings are grand fun. We usually ge with another couple and usually they are George Burns and Gracie Allen. Once in a while we go to the fights. Sometimes to a new movie, but nine times out of ten we either go to their house or they come over to ours. Occasionally we‘ll go for a drive. Jack and George sit in front and Gracie and I are assigned to the Mback. Jack‘s â€" eternal _ goodâ€"nature. _ Of course, we have our arguments. All married couples do. But on looking back, I find that I am invariably the one that starts them. In justice to myself I do want you to know that Jack is very annoying at times. For instance, what can you do with a fellow who is cheerful bright and early in the morning, no matter at what time he went to bed? Mary Livingstome . . . "Jack is one of the best conversationalists | have ever met." Jack‘s one great vice is the longâ€" distance telephone. Two or three times a week he calls up his dad and his sister in INinois. Ha won‘t write a letter when he can call {nâ€" stead. He likes to talk to frienda in Yw York and often gets through to them in their dressing roome« just before they go on the stage Last winter when we were on a vaudeville trip, he called Joanny at home every evening before she went to bed. People keep on telling Jack that Cincinnati .‘alc t Cleveland _ ......NBCâ€"R S Hartford ........NBCâ€"R| NHW YORK, Dec. 10.â€""Hansel and Gretel", the first of the operas to be broadcast this season from the Metropolitan Opera Company under the sponsorship of the Radio Corâ€" poration of America, will be heard over the coastâ€"toâ€"coast NBCâ€"Blue Netâ€" Mr Kenneth (Herner underwent an operation for appendicitis last Tuesâ€" day and is as well as can be exâ€" pected. An epitaph is a statement that usuâ€" ally lies above about the one who les beneath. Mrs. Peter Litwiller of Petersburg and Mrs. John Oesch spent Monday with Mrs. John Litwiller. . . Mr. and Mrs. Christ Schultz and Mr. and Mre. Roy Poole and Mrs. John Albrecht all of Poole visited with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Gingerich on Monday evening. . Bornâ€"To Mr. and Mrs. Tony Olienick, Dec. 8, a daughter. he oughtn‘t to try to do pictures and radio at the same time But he thrives on hard work and plenty of it. During the summer when we were off the air and he was waiting for his next movie to start, he was very restâ€" less. He fuesed around the house and got very moody,. Now that he has his hands full again, he worries just as much but revels in it Whenever he comes home from a script meetâ€" ing and says, "Gee, Doll (I call him ‘Doll‘ too) I can‘t seem to get ithat last spot right"â€"whenever he grousâ€" es like that, I know he‘s feeling Mr. and Mre. Isaac Wagler and Mrs. Jonas Wagler attended the funâ€" eral of the late ‘Mr. Aaron Wagler | at baden on Monday. | del for the Indian head penny was a white girl and not a Redskin chief; and nine men who got together to locate jobs for destitute men living Mr. Edial Albrecht epent Tuesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Oesch. swell, a swell time. We don‘t see how Fred enjoys himself. I understand he writes seven days a week on his scripts. If I‘m not mistaken, there aren‘t many more left in the aver Love Adviser, 11, Describes His Job Others to be heard on the proâ€" gram over the NBCâ€"Blue Network at 5:00 p.m., BST, include the principal of the Independence High School in Kansas, who will prove that the moâ€" â€" Now Fred Allenâ€" Last Bpring before we left for (Holâ€" lywood we were having dinner with Fred Allen and Portland Hoffa one night. Fred said he couldn‘t underâ€" stand why Jack tried to do so many things at once. We had just finished a personal appearance trip and had to get back to the Coast for a picâ€" ture. The Allens seemed to feel that with a!l the work, there wasen‘t much time left for fun. But we‘re having NHW YORK.â€"Billy Callow, 11â€" yearâ€"old Toronto boy who writes a lovelorn column, will give some of his views on romance and love on Phillips Lord‘s We, The People proâ€" gram on Sunday, December 6. We, The People, NBCâ€"Blue Network, Sun., Dec. 6, 5:00 p.m., EST. in New York '. THE NATION‘S LAXATIVE. Rid your 0-SA'K . system of acid and poison. Rheumatism, Sciatica, and Stomach Trouble quickly vanish. â€" Get Oâ€"SAâ€"KI from your Druggist. Listen to MENTOR over GKCR, Kitchener, 9.45 a.m., 6.15 p.m. He solves your problems and invites your questions. JOSEPHSBURG Broadcasts Over N.B.C. GE‘Y‘Q Radio Listeners One month‘s treatment â€" One Dollar, postpaid. to from your Druggist or direct from MENTOR. "Hansel and Gretel" work on the afternoon of December 24. This will be offered as a prelude to the Saturday matinee broadcasts which .will commence December 86 and continue each Saturday thereâ€" after throughout the Metropolitan season. â€" Master Keith Strong is a few days with his aunt, Mrs. ‘Roberts of Kitchener. ‘"We should worship ag, though Deity were present. If my mind is not engaged in my worship, it is as though 1 worshipped not."â€"Confuâ€" clus. Suzy Woods, the dizzy dame on Jack Pearl‘s program, is your old friend Mae Questel, the Bettyâ€"Boop girl of the animated cartoons. She and Boâ€" ris Petchurselfsky, are the masterâ€" minds who head Mr. Pearl‘s cast of stooges. They‘re heard over the NBCâ€" Blue Network on Mondays at 9:30 p.m., EST, under the sponsorship of Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp., In the interests of Kool and Raleigh Cigarettes. ‘The Bloomingdale School Concert will be held on Tuesday, Dec. 22nd at 1.30 p.m. All are welcome. Mr. Eliag Shantz has returned to the village after spending several weeks with his daughters, Mrs. Roy Snider and Mrs. Horace Hallman of Williamsburg. Mre. Nancy Buehler from above Waterloo is spending a week with her brother and sister, Mr. Ben and Miss Maggie Moyer. Mr. Paul Buddenhagen spent the weekâ€"end at his home in Toronto. Mrs. EM Sauder of Three Bridges is spending a week with her sister Mrs. Sauder and Mr. David Sauder. The R.W. Bierwo'?en Electric Co. Distributors _ 204 King, W., Kitchener Voice‘s Familiar % By Makers of Canada‘s Telephones BLOOMINGDALE spending Mr. and