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«.. Friday, March 26, 1964 March 18, to Mr. and Mrs. Ian Thomson, RR 3, Ayr, a daughâ€" ter Braidâ€"At Kâ€"W Hospital, March 18, to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Braid, Centre St., Elmira, a daughter. Holstâ€"At Kâ€"W Hospital, March 18, to Mr.mand Mrs. Albert Holst St. Jacobs, a son. ‘Janzenâ€"At Herbert General Hosâ€" pital, March 19, to Rev. and Mrs. Kudy Janzen, Herbert, Sask. (nee Erica Mathies, New Hamâ€" burg) a son. Allenâ€"At Kâ€"W Hospital, March 18. to Mr. and Mrs. Audric Alâ€" len, RR 3, Waterloo, a son. Teyotaâ€"At Kâ€"W Hospital, March 20, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Toyâ€" ota, 225 Forsyth Drive, Waterâ€" loo, a daughter. . Parrâ€"At St. Mary‘s Hospital March 31, to Mr. and Mrs. ?ler- non Parr, 21 Guelph St., Bridgeâ€" port, a daughter. Thomson â€" At Kâ€"W Hospital, len, RR 3, Waterioo, a son. K To help you Build and _ Beautify Your Home Hon. Alcide Cété, Q.C., M.P . Postmaster General 84â€"R â€"30 Delivered by Carrier 30¢ a week KEEP THIS ADVERTISEMENT FOR REFERENCE EFFECTIVE APRIL 1st, 1954 ST CLASS LETTER MALIL (DOMESTIC) TH CLASS MAILL ND CLASS MAIL Another Daily Star feature is a coumn ~Your CGarden" written by Johr Bradshaw, an authority on the subject, who offers amateur gardeners helpful suggest.ons covgring the planting and care of lawns, shrubs and Every housewife is an interior decorator in her own way . . . forever interested in making her home beauâ€" tiful, comfortable and more convenient to live in. So all women are interested in Susan Proctor‘s practical and helpful suggestions on this subject. â€" gardens In each Saturday‘s Toronto Daily Star you see a drawing of a modern home and the floor plan. Homes illustrated are within the reach of people of moderate incomes and working drawings of the plans may be obâ€" tained from The Star at small cost. CANADA POST OFFICE 6 months _.._... 1 year c_c00cl.l. 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Between Points in Canada, Items up to and including 8 ounces Carried by Air, if delivery can thereby be expedited. AIR PACKETS WITHIN CANADA lst Class Items exceeding 8 ounces will be carried by air when prepaid 7+ bor hrit ons To all other countries Local Delivery you‘ll need to know your 1954 POSTAL RATES Modern Home Planning YOUR GARDEN | t Mail Subscription (1) Insufficiont (1) Insufficient on your Mail means the recipient must pay m do‘:ionq, (2) Easter Greeting Card: (unsealed) postage is 2 cents. (3) Plane schedules cover a full 24 hours of the doy and if advantage is to be taken of the air facilities now available for First Closs Mail, it is essential that patrons mail earty and often during the day. Fergusonâ€"March 17, Mrs. Elizaâ€" beth Ferguson, Plattsville, 91 years. Young â€" March 15, Carrie C. Young, Toronto, formerly of Waterloo, in her 80th year. Cressâ€"March 19. Mrs. Henry Cress, St. Jacobs, 80 years. Hahnâ€"March 21, Mrs. Maria Hahn, 133 Avondale Ave. S., Waterloo, 88 years Letsonâ€"March 23, Norman Wilâ€" liam Letson, West Montrose, 54 years . Rumigâ€"March 23, Emil Rumig, St Clements. 60 years. 34 Princess St. East, W’nurloo." l'ollowu” is a list of the pupils a son. of Mrs. W. S. Fergusson, who Brutrkiâ€"At Kâ€"W Hospital, March |W§&F¢ successful in passing the 22, to Mr. and Mrs. °R #", al Conservatory of Music of Brutzki, RR 2, Waterloo, a sou. *Or0onto _ examinations â€" recently Koeglerâ€"At kâ€"W Hospital March b®ld in Galt: 22, to Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard _ Pianoâ€"Grade VII: Hon. Franâ€" Koegler, RR 1, Pesersburg, a U# Fergusson; Grade Vl: Hon. sun gylvu Henderson; Grade IV: Barrettâ€"At Woodstock General HODâ€" Ross Henderson. Hospital, March 9, to Mr. and _ Theoryâ€"Grade II: Francis Ferâ€" Mrs. Bert Barrett, Plattsville, a E45500 92; Grade I: Carolyn Richâ€" daughter glo‘x’_duflz, Bruce Richmond 89, O E A T H S Ask your Postmaster for rates and for information about Air Parcel Post. Domesiic and Foreign. 1¢? d 1/ !f $ 1.25 3.50 6.50 12.00 Any Turnbull. Deputy Postmester General lis Ann Smith, Meeting of Mr. and Mrs. Club. Hostesses for the Mr. and Mrs. Club at their Marco gathering were Mr. and Mrs. Stan Langfield and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Waldie, held in the United Church with 28 members present. Mrs. William House presided for the devotional. Prayer was given by Rev. Gordon Kaiser. Mrs. Russel Perry read the Scripture. During the busiâ€" ness discussion which was conâ€" ducted by Juin Brighty it was decsded to pay for the printing of programs and the books which were purchased for the play the Club is preparing. Mr. and Mrs Cirimes and Mr. and Mrs. Kobert MceFarlane were welcomed to the Club. Mrs. David Hogarth introâ€" duved the skit "Hi Neighbor", which was presented by Mrs. J. H. Lederman and Mrs. Wm. Bell. A singâ€"song of Irish melodies was held followed by two Irish songs by Mr. Rrighty. Mrs. J. Gofton save a reading "Irish Wit". Rev Pianoâ€"Grade VII: Hon. Franâ€" cis Fergusson; Grade Vl: Hon gylv‘u Henderson; Grade IV on. Ross Henderson. Theoryâ€"Grade II: Francis Ferâ€" gusson 92; Grade I: Carolyn Rich mond 92, Bruce Richmond 89 Ruth Hogg 88. The W.MS. of the Plattsville United Church held their March meeting in the board room on Tuesday afternoon with the preâ€" sident, Mrs. George Harrison preâ€" siding. During the business iod Mrs. E. Chambers was appgfited assistant treasurer in the absénce of Mrs. Robert Elder. Mrs. J. H. Lederman and Mrs. George Harâ€" rison were appointed to assist the members of the Evening Auxiliâ€" ary in planing the Easter Thankâ€" offering meeting. â€" Mrs. Fred Krueger read the scripture lesson. Mrs. K. B. McClennan gave an inâ€" teresting synopsis of the chapter of the study book on "Resistance, Reconstruction and Reconciliaâ€" tion". Heralds for the meeting were Mrs. E ‘Chumbers who gave a reading whnich brought out the fact that true foundation of life is Christ. Walter Roth spoke on ~Ihe Communion of Saints". Twenty â€" eight â€" members _ and five visitors attended the March meeting of the Ladies Evening Auxiliary of Plattsville United Church. Te President, Mrs. Jack Engâ€" lisa presided. Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. William House. Mrs. L. Milne and Mrs. M. P. Falâ€" lis were appointed to arrange the program for the Easter Thankofâ€" tering. Mrs. Clair Harmer read an article from the missiemary monthly on how the society could become better acquainted with the Baby Band Mothers. Mrs. James Fergusson favored with a reading. Mirs. M. P. Fallis gave an interesting addrses on the Stuâ€" dy Boouk “_Our Own Backyard". Misses Betty Christensen and Eunice Grimes sang a duet accomâ€" panied at the piano by Miss Phylâ€" Ruth Hogg 88. P‘!llll“ghll Meet. (CtSaltle Catrespondent) Pass Musical Examinations. Plattsville : 8¢ for first 4 ounces; 1¢ each additional 4 ounces 1¢ for the first ounce; 5¢ each additional ounce 10¢ each half ounce. l“ each hal] ounce. 25¢ each half ounce. ufwfint 2 ounces; 1¢ each additional 2 §$¢ for first ource; 3¢ each additional ounce, 6¢ for first ounce; 4¢ each additional ounce. 7¢ for first ounce; 5¢ each additional ounce. Marguerite loo, to Cpl. taw a. M A R R I AGES ier â€" March _ 17, Schroeder, Waterâ€" Vincent Moore, Otâ€" Short speeches were made by C. E. Swartzentruber, Elton Swarâ€" tzentruber and Kenento hoth Lunch was served by the ladies at the close of the evening Hfold Regular Meeting. â€" Mr. amd Mrs. Joseph Oorschat who are also leaving this comâ€" munity to make their bhome ar Breslau were presented with an automatic iron. Earl Swartzenâ€" truber read the address and Mrs. Barnes made the presenfation. Mr. and Mrs. Max Greenis and family of London were Sunday visitors â€" with Mr. and Mrs. H. Restemeyer. â€" Mr. and Mrs. C. Hume '>pent Sunday with Mr. Hume‘s mother in Listowel. The Indian name for Prince Edâ€" ward Islandâ€""Abegweit"â€"means "cradled on the waves". Mrs. W HM. Romahn read an adâ€" iress and Mrs. Elton Swartzenâ€" ruber and Mrs. Leland Seibert made the presentation of a triâ€"lite .amp and a table lamp to Mr. and nirs. Bowman The first meeting of the Local Association was held at the home of Mrs. Cecil Allen on Tuesday evening with 12 ladies present. A discussion was held regarding the purchasing of uniforms for the leaders. Plans were made for the sale of hot cross buns by the Girl Guides and Brownies during the Easter weekâ€"end. The next meetâ€" ing will be held at the home of Mrs. Earl Brown April 6th. Lunch was served by Mrs. Ken Smith and Mrs. Robert Simmonds. Personals. Nr. and Mrs. Gordon Lamont attended the Livingstonâ€"Clayton wedding at Wolverton. Kev. G. W. Kaiser was in Toâ€" ronto last week attending the anâ€" nual meeting of the Pension Board of the United Church. About 65 neighbors and friends pleasantly surprised Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bowman on Friday night prior to their departure for New Hamburg where they will make their home. Wilfred Barnes was hairman for the program which pened with prayer by Roy Schleâ€" ;el. Musical numbers were conâ€" iwizuted by the Swartzentruber isters, Verna, Catherine, Anna and Janet. Leland Seibert introâ€" Auced Rev. D. J. Glebe who gave an address. Mr. Kaiser conducted a relay race Local Association Meets. Surprise Couple Ere Departure New Dundee : The United Nations Postal Administration pays its respects to the work of the U.N.‘s International Labor Organization by the stamp shown above which will be issued on 10 May. The new issue will appear in two denominations, the threeâ€"cent in brown and the eightâ€"cent in magenta. It is the second in the Postal Administraâ€" tion‘s 1954 commemorative series. Winner in an international competition, the design is the work of Mexican artist Jose Renau. The anvil at the base of the stamp symbolizes the labor problems throughout the world which are the agency‘s concern. The Parish Luther League held 32 King N Bedford These sufferers go all out in their praise of the woncrous relief from these Tablets. Get a bottle today. THB WATERLOO (Ontaerio) CHRONICLE TRUMAC TABLETS 100 Tablets $5.00 Those Terrible Headaches in the dorkened areas of photo now may be relieved by Tablen:. United Notions: Stamp Honors IL O SINU S Mail orders wil} be delivered the same day as received. By Miss Miriam Hilborn (Chronicle Correspondent) g N. Waterioo Phone 2â€"2673% DRVUG STORE Mrs George Squire, Mrs R Foster, Laura and Mrs Lorne ;Renmc visited with Mrs: Ameha Mitchell in the Scott Pavilion at !Kitchener on Thursday ,__Twenty Pine Hill, Baden, New |Hamburg and Petersburg district \residents were entertained Tuesâ€" day by a bus trip to Toronto sponâ€" sored by Master Feeds. They visited the huge 700â€"acre farm of the company. The trip was in charge of Lyle Cashwell of Baden. Mrs. Dan Gerber and Mrs Jas Birmingham attended the funeral of Miss Lydia Roth in Baden on Tnursday Mr and Mrs Eugene Kuepfer of Kitchener, Mr and Mrs Milton Erb of Wellesiey spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Milâ€" ton Kuepfer and family â€" Mr. and Mrs Aaron Bender and son Edmund visited Baden relaâ€" tives recently Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Roedei and family of Waterloo, Mr. anc Mrs. Elwood Squire and son, anc Mrs. Fred Schilter of Kitchene were visitors with Mr. and Mrs George Squire and family on Sun day Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kuepfer and family visited with Mr. and Mrs Norman Kuepfer on the 9th line on Sunday Mis. Nicholas Kuepfer is visitâ€" ing with her daughtetr, Mrs Ivan Zehr and Mr. Zehr at Shakesâ€" peare Mr. Henry Bowman of Pine Hill is preparing for his Holstein herd sale on March 29. Mr. Bowman n« Mr. Roy Schlegel and Mr. Ken McLennan have returned home from spending, 10 days in North Bay and Timmins district showâ€" ‘ng films and preaching. 80 Mr. and Mrs. Ward Schmidt and Mrs. Albert Schmidt made a busiâ€" ness trip to Toronto on Monday. An impromptu program â€" was given at the weekly meeting of Bethei United Missionary Young People‘s Society held at the church. Mrs. Lawrence Hoover presided and the scripture lesson was read by Miss Erma Coleman. Mis Florence Diefenbacher offerâ€" ed prayer, and Miss Clarene Haas read a puem,. Miss Marilyn and Waldron Eckstein sang a duet afâ€" ter which Miss Elinore Rosenberâ€" er conducted a Bible quiz. Mrs. t‘hnwn Jantzi presented the topic, "The Love of (gud'fl Other musicâ€" al numbers included a piano solo by Miss Mary Lenman and a voâ€" cal trio by Miss Marilyn Eckstein, smirley Eis and Erma Coleman. Darey Shantz and Harold Bretz gave their personal lestimonies and the meeting closed with prayâ€" was a former reeve of Wilmot Township. s er by Earl Hubel Occupy Local Pulpits. Rev. Royail Mouiton and Kev. G. I. Stephenson of Toronto, repreâ€" sentatives of the Ontario Temperâ€" ance Federation occupied the pulâ€" pits of the Baptist and United Brethren Churckes respectively on Sunday morning Children Meet. The Children of the Church met at St. James Lutheran Church on Friday night with 61 in attendâ€" ance, Mrs. D. J. Giebe conducted the devotions. The classes were in charge of the teachers, Carol Schmidt, Barbara Ann Einwechâ€" ter, Mrs. Jack Schmadt, Mrs. Glebe, Mrs. Fred Egerdee, Mrs Delimore Toman and Mrs. B. Bosâ€" bart. Commencement Exercises. The â€" annual _ Commencement exercises of the New Dundee High School will be held in Kaâ€" velman‘s Hall on Thursday and Friday nights of this week. A threeâ€"act play will be presented entitled, "The Bandit and Roberâ€" ta." its regular meeting in St. James‘ Lutheran _ Church on â€" Sunday ni%ht. The _ president _ Larry Schmidt presided and the scripâ€" ture lesson was read by Miss Haâ€" zel Forler. The topic, "God‘s Call and My Response" was presented oy Robert Hallman and Larry Schmidt followed by a discussion led by Rev. D. J. Glebe. Miss Maâ€" vie Schmidt also gave a talk Baptismal Sgrvice. Crosshill : Donald A‘)erl. infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Becker was batpized at the Sunday morning service of St. James‘ Lutheran Church by the pastor, Rev. D. J. Glebe. Topic, "The Love of God". F Mrs. L Rennie (Chronicle Correspondent) of Kitchener (. Mrs. Sam O rs Arlan Erb A [ uben Roeder $ | ) rloo, Mr. and < < and son, and /\ of Kitchener t ‘ C Mr. and Mrs . Sveihevims@rvae! 3 Mrs. Melvin Wolfe spent Friday with her mother, Mrs. Sadie Richâ€" ards of Huronia Hall, Kitchener Mrs. Charles Reader spent the weekâ€"end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Schneider of Kitchâ€" ener. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sherman of Guelph spent Sunday at the heme of the later‘s parents, Mr and Ml:sA George Ayres Mrs. A Nadrnfslxinm()f_iil\*;r‘li}:)'rd was visiting at the home of her Stanley Jones sp’e’n’!w'Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wintermeyer of Centreville. Mrs. A G._ Wolfe spent a few days visiting relatives at Kincarâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bryce and daughters of Freeport spent Satâ€" urday at the home of the former‘s parents,fiMr‘ and Mrs. John Bryce. Rev. H. G. Cleghorn of Preston ;‘3‘,"3“‘*““.?*‘3 service at the Presâ€" | byterian Church on Sunday after Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cluthe spent Wednesday visiting with reâ€" latives in Toronto and also atâ€" tended the Sportsmen‘s Show Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Pearcy and daughter Sandra were visitâ€" ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. lifford of Brantford on Tuesâ€" day. wl e on Mrs. A. G. Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Raiph Hubacheck and aaughter Francis, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Batâ€" tler, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wolfe and Mrs. A. Nadrofski attended the funeral of the late Mrs. E. dBlackwell at Kincardine on Monâ€" ay. Roy Gibons \Aai»(mliu?gul the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hillyer at Owen Sou_nd_ on Thursday. Mrs. Harry Urstadt of Strasâ€" burg opened her home on Thursâ€" day evening for a most successful and enjoyable meeting of the Doonâ€"Blair Auxiliary to the Freeâ€" port Sanatorium with 22 members and one fiuest present. President Mrs. H. Slee was in the chair and secretary Mrs. Georse Ayres and treasurer Mrs. S. Cornish gave the reports. A drive to raise funds to be used for treats and comforts for patients at Freeport has been in progress for the past few weeks. Mrs. K. Boyd and her moâ€" ther, Mrs. George Down, Buair, entertained at a tea. Miss Ethel Wilfong, Mrs. G. Wilfong and Mrs. G. Ayres held a tea and bake sale. Mrs. Ross Hamilton opened her home at the Art Gallery for a card party assisted by Mrs. R. C. Drager, Mrs. V; MacLennan and Mrs. T. Wakefield. Two travelling baskets proved most successful in charge of Mrs. Harold Slee for Doon, Mrs. Norman Sipes and Mrs. W. Tilt for Blair. Chances were sold on a lovely handâ€" loomed evening bag by Mrs. H. Urstadt. This was drawn for at the meeting and Leslie Fibley of Kitchener with ticket No. 30 was winner. Miss Margaret Ross and Miss Jane King made and sold marmalade, Miss Mary King knitâ€" ted and sold mittens and Mrs. G. Ternent sponsored a bingo. All in all the ladies worked â€" very hard but the proceeds that were handed in at the meeting made it all worthwhile. Plans were made Mr. Barcley, a student ut the Waterloo College, Wuterlov, will conduct the service at the Doon Presbyterian Church on Sunday afternoon, March 28th at 3 o‘clock in the afternoon. George Jones, Douglas Wilfong, Wray Adam and Clayton Geier spent Saturday in Toronto at the Canadian National Sportsmen‘s Show, Toronto. to send a daffodil to each patient on their breakfast tray on Good Friday morning aiso a bouquet of daffodils will be .sent for the nurse‘s table. Delicious refreshâ€" ments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. H. Slee, Mrs. W. Tilt and Mrs. V. MacLennan. The next meeting will be held in April at the home of Mrs. Fred Trimble of Brantford. Personals. Donald Fisher was a business visitor in Kitchener on Saturday. SoF in Aitchener or urd: l o it d e t c conn s n en n tm eR ie ie to the Doon cemeterg for interâ€" ment. Rev. H. G. Cleghorn of Mrs. Arthur Hatt was hostess at her home for the March meetâ€" ing of the Women‘s Association of the United Church President Miss Susan Eshleman conducted the business. Reports were given by Secretary Mrs. Robert feitâ€" fer, treasurer Mrs. Arthur Hatt and flower and cards, Mrs. Joseph Kinzie. Plans were discussed to hold a strawberry social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kinzie in June. _ Refreshments â€" were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Grant Fisher. Frank Smith Funeral. Rev. H, J. McAvoy of Galt was in cha{’u of the service at the Doon United Church on Sunday afternoon. The funeral of the late Mr. Frank Smith of Galt was held on Wednesday afternoon from the W. R. Coutts Funeral Home, Galt, Rolling south over scenic highways you are routed via New Orleans where you have two nights and one day to see the sights of this enchanting city. 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