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Deaths A daughter of the late Elâ€" mer B. Doerr and the former Clara Belle Zinkann,. she is survived by her husband; two daughters, Stephamie at home and Kim of London, Ont.; two brothers,. Ralph and Woodâ€" row Doerr, both of New Ham:â€" burg: one sister, Mrs. Lewis (Marville) Hahn of Kitchenâ€" er and two grandchildren 2 Waterloo Chronicle, Wednesday, December 6, 1972 Mrs. Lioyd Current A Ilifeâ€"long resident of the Twin Cities, Mrs: Lioyd Curâ€" rent. the former Phyllis Doerr, died at her home. 287 Longâ€" fellow Drive,. Waterloo, Saturâ€" day on her 58th birthday Mrs. Current was a mem ber of Trinity United Church ATTICS & THINGS ANTIQUE GRANITE CURLING STONES Selling at 18.00 "An idea Christmas Gift." 6‘6\“0“ c\\“\‘“s *Plus Provwncial Sales Tax **Plus Provincial Sales Tax and 70 gallon sizes avariable at slight additional! cost Baden, Ont. phone 634â€"8866 We have old BPs Power Humidifier only $69.95 installed on your warmâ€"air furnace. 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Wa:â€" terloo. The bridegroom _ is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walâ€" ter Fischer, 161 Donald St., Kitchener. A reception was held at Cedar Grove Lodge. RR 3. Waterloo. The couple _ are spending their honeymoon in Florida. Kitchener. A reception was held at the A reception was held at Masonic Temple,. St. Thomas. Cedar Grove Lodge. RR 3. The couple spent a honeyâ€" Waterloo. The couple are moon in Boston and Cape spending their honeymoon in _ Cod and are living in Waterâ€" Florida loo Appoints John Brown 9 o w Noted _ focal _ designer, John S. Brown, has been appointed Coâ€"Ordinator of Design effective January 1, 1973 of Conestoga College Doon Centre. Mr. Brown brings twenty years of practical design experience to this position. A large part of his time was spent in professional WATERLOO SQUARE 578â€"2410 BOOKSTORE (Freedom) Civihzation} Cape Breton Harbour Shovelling Trouble Contemporary Canadian Civihzation} Early Days on the Great Lakes On the Night of the Seventh Moon A Time to Dream The National Dream A Falcon For a Queen Rome {(Monuments of Painting Rule Britannia The Colour of Canada The Identity Socrety Jonathan Livingston Seaqu!! Klondike The Barn Honest Ed‘s Story The Great Canadian Novel Early Canadian Pottery Sculpture of the Eskimo Seasons of the Eskimo Birds of the Eastern Forest 2 The Great Railway Hustrated Catch Me a Colobus Great Racing Cars & Drivers White Eskimo Betty Crockers Cookbooks Sibur A Whale for the Killing Egypt (Monuments of FEATURING management positions â€" in design studios in the United Kingdom. Acquiring an â€" enviable reputation for his graphic design in this area, Mr. Brown is retained by one of Canada‘s largest insurâ€" ance companies as Design Consultant. He is featured in ‘‘Top Symbols and Tradeâ€" marks of the World", a compendium of the best colâ€" lected design work in the world. Maceâ€"Campbell Pauline _ Elizabeth â€" Campâ€" bell and David Gordon Mace. both of Waterloo, were marâ€" ned at Alma Street Presbyâ€" terian Church, St. Thomas, Nov. 4. The bride is the daughter of Mr. _ and Mrs. Harold M. Campbell of St. Thomas. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mace of Manchester Road, Kitchener. SwNan CLEANERS