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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1978-08-03, Page 5Brodhagen, Ray, and Carol Scherbarth, Christa and •Craig.., of California who remained to visit with their ,•parents and other relatives, Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mogk were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bennewies of Waterloo and Mts. Ella .Mogk of Hillside Nursing home who spent a few days with her son and daughter-in-law. Sincere sympathy from Brodhagen and community ,isextended to the bereaved widow Mrs. Freada Mogk in the death of her husband Harold in • University Hospital in Loncion4also to daughter and son-in=law Nancy and Bob • Weitzel, grandchildren Rebecca and Jason of Mitchell and one brother Carmon and his wife of London. He was laid to rest in St. Peter's Church cemetery in Brodhagen. Holidaying for a week with .Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens was their son Clayton and grand- daughters . Elizabeth and Melanie of Burlington. Visiting with Mr. -and Mrs. Gordon Wolfe was the latter's sister Mrs. Pearl Adair of Stratford last week. A large 6.towd enjoyed the chicken barbecue at the ..........0=111111111111111.111111111111111P hoard ROYAL HOMES "Grandiar with Garage" • - Built 'lb suit your requirements • - Built with quality material Built complete - including electrical plumbing, carpets cabinets. interior anq exterior finish -.Built with a guarantee that counts - Built at an affordable price. - BUM onf the lot of your chnice • "Inquire Today About -"THE DUALITY ROYAL HOME" CALL (519) 357-2444 . • See our model home at- the plant in Wingham. or -write for free brochures Mail to ROYAL HOMES LTD. 130X 370, •WINGHAM, ONTARIO. NaMe Address Town Telephone I Have A Lot: Yes No Location . ' BARBECUED CHICKEN—Earl' Bennewies oi- Brodhagen prepares to hand out half a chicken to one of the hungry people arriving at last week's. C of C barbecGie. Although driving rain hit before the barbecue was over the men were able to finish cooking on coals and all the chitken and 'trimmings', were sold. Logan's reeve Carl Vock, centre and Greg Gerard in the background were also Serving. ,-(Exposf,tor-Photo)., Points To Ponder The things we remember Classified Ads pay dividends. best are often those better forgotten. -GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 5 years—Annual Interest - mi6cDoNADItARTIR (416)276-2112 165 Du,ndas Street'West, Mississauga. Ont L5B 2N6. Membbr of Canada Deposit Ins,urthnoesCorporation.. , • Rates subiect to change. Agent inquifes invited NEVV HOU-AN? • ban Squirts win 3 - ly have . returned from a three week moter trip to Vancouver and' yietOria. Mr. and Mrs.' Louis Kennedy and Peter visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Kaylore this past weekend. Mr. and Mr&. Don Moylan and family and Mr. and. Mrs. Louis. Kenhedy and Peter attended the 25th wedding anniversary celebration 'for Mr. and , Mrs. Bill Kinahan on Sunday. • , Mr. Frank. Woods, Tees- , water visited Mrs. Jack Malone one day this "past vveek.• Mr. Totnmy Hicknell,.t, Calgary Alberta, called' on Mr. and Mrs. ":Francis klleknell this past week.' Great news in soccer this week Title • Squirts won a game after working so hard and waiting so long.! They beat Goderich 3-0 ' in Goderich - just watch them go now! The Pee Wees beat Goderich 8,2. This -was svveet. revenge. The Atoms played Seiforth and won * YM240D * .4c 4-Wheel drive %YANMAR- giant * :TWO MODELS TO YM240D * 4-wheel CHOOSE FROM drive* YM240 `"2 wheel drive.* * See and test these fine machines today * *' AND SONS LTD. Introducing YANMAR DIESEL I TRACTOR The superb newcomer from • ' Japan that * won't settle * P—.for * second best! Atoms play Tuesday night against Clinton. The Mosquitoes tied the game they played 1-1. 'I under- stand there was" a Tew disappointed people after that but that's the way it goes isn't it? They play twice next week. , The Bantams are away playing this week. The Juniors played Courtland and lost 5-1. Mr. John Shea, Mr. Danny Murray, Mr.- Steve' 4 and •Master. Craig MurrayOkiliIng4ith Mr. Ken 'Muiray sfieht three days this past week , up in Pringle township at Pine Lake which they tell me is near North Bay. They went into a cottage which was accessible by boat only, through the bush. they caught bass and trout and had a really good time. Who caught the most fish? Craig •of course. Pat- Malady and Gary Malone , spent holidays in .• Kitchener with Rick Maloney last week. K Baineld Rd., Clinton 452-3409 * * * ****************** WE LIKE TO EAT—Rhonda, left, Monica and Robbie' Jarmuth lined up with their mother,, Barb of R. R. #1; Bornholm-, to eat barbecued chicken at Brodhagen's-community centre last week (Expositor Photo) -;Peop Paul Doig who suffered a fractured hip. when he alai-Ted and fell recently is a patient in Strafford General Hospial. Clinton Legion Pipe band under the leadership of pipe major Peter Malcolm ofleafordi recently took top fionorS in a tatoo at Otilla. • t. Co lum Correspondent .Fran Malone 345-2388 The sympathy of the community goes out to the Murphy family in the pas- sing . of Mr. Lucy Murphy this week. • `°" 'Mr.' and Mrs. Jilt? Mail- laux of Toronto and Sister Helen Rita of Bellville visited Mr. and Mrs.- Vincent' Lane- this past weekend. We are pleased to repart -Mrs. Anne Kennedy is out 'bf- Stratford Hospital , and' "feeling much better. Mt. and Mrs. Joe Visser and family attended , the Michiels reunion in Komoka last Saturday. We were pleased to hear that Mrs. Helen Nolan is feeling much better again. 'Mr. and Mrs. Lou O'Reil- KROEHLER Built to last and last. All fabrics are performance tested styles. to suit-any taste. Fine Furnishings for over 80 years obert L. Plumsteet Interiors - • FINE FURNITURE • CARPETS • PAINTS • WALLCOVERINGS • DRAPERIES 9 MAI ,SIREET SOUTH, SEAFORTH, •ONTWR 10 NOK i WO PHONE'- BUSINESS (619) 52?-0992 HOME i519) 527.9052 Visitors with Mi. and ' Mrs. Mervin Beuerman were Dr. and Mrs. A. Craig" Fisher and children of Itua,:•a, New York, Mr. an 41. David Ostrom and family of Lynchburg, Virginia, Mrs. Randy MaCDonald, and boys of London. A large crowd gathered at Bornholm Township .hall where Darlene Williams was honoured with a bridal shower Tuesday evening. Contests were conducted by Mrs. Gordon Wolfe and Mrs. Edgar Wettl,auffer. The address was read by Mrs. Richard Mulholland. She received many lovely useful gifts. The showee was planned by Miss Marie Meyer and Mrs. Gordon Wolfe. Another shower was planned by her bridal attendants Janet Walden, Mary Jane Pulles and her sister Pauline Williams. Friends of Mrs. Henry Rose will be pleased to hear she ha& returned to her home where she is convalescing from University Hospital in London. , There was a, family gatheting held at the ,home of Ken and Margarie Smith on S unday.,Guests were the latter's father Mr. Rudolph -Fischer of the Ritz -Villa, Edwin and Olive Scherbarth of Mitchell, Ralph and Joyce Fischer and Mark, Paul and Sheila Chessel of Stratford, Howard and Donna Faumme, Debbie, Bonnie and Franklin of Sebringville Doug and Joy. Elliott, Shaun and Kimberly of barb Bill Vock who is a patient in Ontario Crippled Centre ein Toronto has been at his home with his parents Carl Betty Vock for 10 days. Bill is still slowly improving and le returning to the ' rehabilitation centre .for - more therapy. Bill' has many friends and relatives. Our prayers and good ,wishes for • a speedy recovery go his way. Dick, Dorene Watsoh and family attended a four day reunion of the Clifford (Fop) ,Watson family in Cineirthrti, Olio: Dub and Betty Watson hosted the • Correspondent ' Mrs. John Templeman 345.2346 Attending the United Church Camp at Bimini last- week from this 'community Were Barbara Templeman, Shirley and Steven Miller. Mark , Miller and, Jim Butsen.. Miss Judy Norris, Brampton, ,visited recently with Mrs, &a-in:Norris and Mr,„„ and ,,Mrs. Bob Norris and family. - Mr.. • and Mrs.. John Templeman visited for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Jim. Greer, arid family,. Armstewn, Quebec.. Visiting ahlie-same, home Were Mrs. Stanley Stevens, Fleur and Laing, Alice Springs, Australia. Mr. and Mrs. Ed' Lawrence, Marc and Erin, Scarborough spent a' few days with Mr: and Mrs. Arthur Kemp. .-Robert Norris visited for a few days with Steven Horst, Brodhagen. Mr. and , Mrs. Rob Templeman were guests'at the' Stewart-German wedding in Toronto on .5qt,ircl,. and MrSAlob Norris and Robert visited on the ,keekend with Mrs. 'Bessie Meir, Windsor. `Visiting Saturday. with Mr. and) Mrs. Russell, Miller and family were Mr. and Mrs., Emery Berta, Mount Clemens, Michigan, Mrs. Wilbur Miller and Ken, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duricati,Xtrkton,. MIss, Lee Miller, St. Thomas and Kevin. Killough, Ajax. • Mr. 'and Mrs. Torn Colquhoun and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dow returned home on the Weekend from a motor trip to the western provinces , Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller and Betty Anne have returned home from a holiday in the western provinces. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott and Christopher visited on the' weekend with Mr. and .Vtrs. Dave Capling, Mississauga. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mayer, Exeter, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Johp Templeman and' family.. ':' Mt: and Mrs. Mervin Dow, returned hOmeon the weekend after visiting for several weeks with relatives and friends in England. f - Mr.- and Mrs. Jack Burleigh and Joan, Goderich visited on Sunday with Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr. and Mrs: .Bob Norris and family, Joan remaining, for a few days holiday. Auxiliary Meets Mrs. Bob Laing presided for the July meeting of the Cromarty Marion ;Ritchie Evening Auxiliary, held in the Sunday School rooms. She based her program. On -the picture, "The light of the. World" hanging in the Sunday. School rooms and using that as her theme, opened with a 'chorus of "Knocking Knocking': Who is. There" and the hymn, "Behold a stranger at the door." Mrs. Larry Gardiner read scriptures pertaining to the theme folloWed by prayer. Mrs. Carter Kerslake chose, as her topic the story•Of the"' painting followed by the hymn "0 Jesus thou, art standing". Members were delighted with two duets sung by Mrs. Tom Scott and M. Jean Carey,. "Behold a stranger at the door and Who at , my door is standing." As .her special number Mrs. Glen Elliott read a poem, "The other side of the door," written by ,Mrs. Gwyn Willsmith. Roll call was ansered with a verse on "Home". Mrs. Duncan Scott had the study book telling • about the, education system in the Caribbean arid all joined in singing. Brodhagen Community —Center on Wednesday in spite of the rain which we needed so badly. 'Miss Gail gooks of Victoria B.C. has been holidaying with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wurdell and cousins. Also her grandmother Mrs. Mary Tully of Mitchell. C d at Brodhag Correspondbid Mrs. Lavern Wolfe • 345-2757 The flowers en ,the altar and flower stands 'beautified St. , Peter's • Lutheran Church on Sunday morning from the And'erson-Partrid'ge wedding on Friday evening. SOrry to report Pastor Arthur Horst is having Surgery on his vocal' cords on Monday morning. Wishing 'him a, speedy recovery. Then he.and..Mis, Arthur Horst, Lois And Steven are leaving for their vacation. Les and Adelia Weitersen sponsored -the JUly bulletin at -St. Peter's Lutheran Church.. Friends andrelatives of Miss Carol • Gilk will be pleased to hear she has 1"returned to the home of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. August Scherbarth wehre she is on holidays from the General Hospital where she was a patient in •Stratford, Allan French ,of IGtchener visited at his borne with Mr. and Mrs. Robert French last week. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown vveretheir • son-in-law and daughter Ray and Jean Kettlewell and Elaine of -Strathroy On Sunday. Mrs. Lavern ,Wolfe accompanied Dick and Dorene Watson and Diamond where they were guests of Dale and Star - Bachart, Karrie and Steven. Ralph and Joyce Fischer and Mark were at the same home on Monday. H o , due other nine members of the family and Some of the nieces and nephews were present. , They came from as far away as Dartmotith, N.S. and Resenda, California. ▪ Dick had not seen some of his brothers and sisters for • over 25 years. Mitchell fire department was called to the home of Ken Leonhardt on Sunday -where the hay, was heating in the barn. They hope they got all the hot hay out of the barn tfs time. They were called to the same home on Thursday. Staffa kids camp Let's give Canon's new little printing calculator a hand! The new Canon P10.0 is a remarkable calculator. Here's why: 1. It's Canada's first handy-size printing calculator using Inexpensive plain roll paper and a clear-printing cassette-type ink roller. 2. It's so small and lightweight (1 lb 6 oz) it fits comfortably into the palm of your hand or into your briefcase. Take it wherever ,you go. 3. It's cordless. Rechargeable batteries power the P10-1) for one half roll, in average use. 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