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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1977-04-14, Page 4Correspondent • Mrs, Lavern Wolfe A S7th Reunion was held at Brodhagen Coquilunity Centre when a dinner was enjoyed by the confirmation class of 1920.Sunday evening. Members of the class were: Mrs: Les Wietersen, nee Adelia, Hillebrecht; Mrs. August Scher- barth (Freda Hoppenrath); Mrs. Norman Kistener (Annie Gloors); Mrs. RObert French (Hilda Bennewies); Mrs. Les Beuer- mann (Toleda Miller); Marie Meyer, Albert Siemon, August Scherbarth, Harry Muegge, Antone Siemon and Alvin Rose, Sarnia. Congratulations to the class. Out of a class of 12, only one member of the group is deceased, Mrs. Norman Hoffmeyer (nee Hazel Rapien), who passed away in 1970. Guests with Mrs. John Vock were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rode, Listowel. At the same home was Mrs. Lyle Spiece, Niagara' Falls, for a few days. She also called on other relatiVes and returned home with her husband on Sunday., Louie Siemon accompanied them to spend a few weeks at their home. _ Mrs. Wm. Rose accompanied her btother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Brodhagen, to visit their sister, Mrs. Ordelia Trentowsky, who is a patient in the-nyrsing-horne- St:" ]Marys. Mrs. Toleda Beuermann is spending. Easter week with her brother, Gordon Miller. She was also a guest at _the Brodhagen Community Cenfre, Sunday when her confirniation class celebrated their 57th anniversary. , Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Rudulph, London were guests of the latter's brothers 'and sister-In-laws,_ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rose and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rose and family on Sunday. Friends of Mrs: Wm. Siemon will be sorry. to hear she is patient in. Stratford . General Hospital where she, has under- gone surgery, Wishing her much better health. The patients in the Kilbarchan .ntirsing home in Seaforth enjoyed a sermon conducted by Pastor Horst from . St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen,_ Mrs. Lena Bennewies, formerly from Eirodhagen, is a patient in the same nursing home. Wishing them all a .Blessed Easter. Sorry to hear Henry Davey is confined to Victoria Hospital in London. Hope he' will soon tees much better. The community hopes to welcome Mrs. Betty Koehler back in much better health after the completion of her treatments in Florida. petty won't have the -- pleasure of lying on the beach like others that go to Florida but we' hope complete recovery will make he trip very rewarding. Betty is' leaving this week. Correspondent Don MacRae" Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney spent Easter Sunday in Kitchener With Mr. and Mrs. Steve Maloney and family, also visited Mr. and Mrs. Peter. Hicknell Sr. George Hollaild and Jack Flynn at St. Raphael's Nursing Hoyle. • - Mr. .and Mrs. Walter KroSkie of Windsor called on friends in Dublin on Tuesday.Also Mrs. D. Moeser and Danny at Wilf. Maloneys. (Intended for last week) Visitors with Mrs. Pan Costello were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wickins and family .from London, Ont., also Mr. and Mrs. Doug McGilvery and family Chatham. Mary EvanS and Madeline Peiche of Windsor spent. the weekend with Mrs. Millie Evans. Mr. . and Mrs. Wilfred Maloney's visitors last weekend were Mr. Ray Maloney, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Maloney, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Maloney, Rosemary, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Strassburger and daughter Ruth Schatz of Kitchener. Dave Maloney with the New York Rangers of the N.H,L. has been awarded the trophy as the most valuable player on his team for the 1976-77 hocky season. He leaves on Tuesday, April 5th on an European tour for one month - Dave is Wilfred Maloney of Dublin's grandson. - Lions Meet The Dublin and DistrietwitionS` held their regular dinner meeting at St. Patrick's School gym-with. Mrs. .Miller catering. There were 19 Lions present with guests Zone, chairman Glen Price of Clinton and. Jack Ward, president of Seaforth Mitchell Cable TV. Lion Herb Brown held his usual honest draw which was won by lion Treasurer -D avid 'Brown. Attendance-' prize went to Lion Vern Steinman of St. Columban store. Water Weill DRILLING W.D. Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN ROTARY RIGS PHONE Neil 527-1737 Durl 527-0828 Jim 527-U775 Confirmciton.clas. hqs. 57th reunion in aeodhagen for school Last 'Tuesday was the first day of,school at St. Patrick's School , Dublin for 28 little folks. It was registration day for the kinder- garten children who will start their school life in September. They came from a wide area - Dublin, Mitchell, St. Columban and surrounding townships. For some of them it will nrean a long bus ride each school day - a few travelling as much as 27 miles each morning. .An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial 527-0240. 0 Dublin & District Lions have donated $120.00 to the. Cromarty Boy Scout Pack to help them to send 5 scouts and a leader to' their annual Jamboree. Jack Ward of Cable TV ' was guest speaker and gave the members a run down on the setting up of Home Bingo for September. Mr. Ward also explained the new h ome station which is under construction and will be available for keeping the community informed of coming events and happenings of now and previous years._ • A Leo Club usually sponsored by' Senior Lions Clubs and other 0 community clubS was proposed. It would provide activities for girls and boys 13 - 18. Volunteering for advisors were Lion President James Paratchek and Lion Ernie Fleming. Richard Ferguson was welcomed to the, club. He is the Manager of Cana dian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Dublin. - Postmaster Don MacRae has returned from a week in M iami, Florida where he enjoyed very good weather and attended the famous Hialeah Race -Course to' see the Flamingo :Stakes - Seattle Slew outran the field of 12 horses. 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Cory is 4 and she registered for kindergarten at St. Patrick's School in Dublin with her mother, Mary Van Bakel of .R.R.1, _Bornholm, talking with-public health nurse Joan Mohr_ Mrs. Van Bakel is president of -the PTA at St. Patrick's. (Photo by Oke) 24 HOUR SERVICE FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS' BEGINNING Mon., April 11 Daily Gas SPECIALS with any $3.00 Gas Purchase Large CIGARETTES 3(1" RCHIE'S. SUNOCO White BREAD Armstrong Shock Abs-orbers, HEAVY DUTY $20'95 SUPER DUTY $14'95 INSTALLATION FREE LIFETIME GUARANTEE ULTRA • ' SUPERIOR MEMORIALS ESTABLISHED OVER SO YEARS FORSPRING INSTALLATION YOUR MtIVIORIAL SHOULD Bt ORDtlitD NOW Clinton SIN: 0610th Area ReprillatitiatiVe MICHAEL FALCONER • 153iilohstree* Clinton • ,4112.0441 .^.