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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 25, Mil
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RPM, ANN SIEMON,
daughter of. Mr and Mrs.
Rad Simon of R.R. 4 'Walton
has graduated from Cone-
stoga Schott) of Nursing as an
R.N. A graduate of SDHS.
she is now employed at
Toronto General Hospital.
Brodhagen
bowlers
awarded
trophies
The L.C.W. of Peters Luth-
eran Church in Brodhagen
catered to the annual swing
-- bowling banquet on Friday
evening at the church. After
dinner trophies were award--
ed to Kathleen Schwindt for
womens high average, and to
Sherri Bennewies for wo-
men's high single. The
George Diegel Memorial Tro-
phy was awarded to Kathleen
Schwindt. Howard Bode won
the high mens average and
high mens single. Prizes for
low score went to Rodney and
Patti Hinz. The high team
members each received a
gErr
They are "as follows:
e Schwindt, Kathleen
Schwindt, Howard Bode.
Sarah Wagler, and Allan
Bennewies. The -group was
then entertained with films.
McKillop
UCW hears
of big,
business
The McKillop U.C.W.
met at the , home of Mrs.
° Murray Dennis.
Mrs. N. McGavin opened
the meeting with the medita-
tion on Remembrance Day.
Mrs. M. Hackwell read the
scripture. Mrs. N. McGavin
was at the piano. Mrs.
McGavin , gave the prayer
followed 'by • poem "Why
Wear a Poppy?"
Mrs. L. Godkin had the
topic on Faith and Justice
dividing the meetinginto two
groups which answered
questions before and after a
film strip "Guess Who's
Coming to Breakfast?" about,
big business companies-in
foreign lands and effects on
people.
Mrs. L. Godkin in charge' Of
business opened with a read-
ing on "Remembrance Day".
Minutes ofthelast meeting
were read by Mrs. Rackwell
followed by treas. report. The
coppers come in this meeting.
Roll call was answered by the
name of a missionary and -
Where he or she is working.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
M. Dennis, Mrs. Don Dennis
and Mrs. Gloria-Love.
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MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN
345-2346
Wednesday evening the
Marian Ritchie Evening Aux-
iliary entertained the resi-
dents of the Ritz Lutheran
Villain Mitchell. Mrs: Robert
Laing chaired the program.
opening with a group of
songs, Mrs. Charles Douglas
gave a reading. Sacraments.
followed by step dancing by
the Fell .‘ sisters. Sharer,.
Joyce and Pauline. T,wo
numbers, How Much Is That
Doggie In, The Window and
Let The Sunshine In, was
sung by Sherri Elliott, Tracy
and Trudy Quance and Lisa
Gardiner.
A humorous skit entitled,
"A Yard of Argument." was
given by Mrs. Jean Carey and
Mrs. Larry Gardiner. Mrs.
Clifton Miller. sang two solos
My Cathedral. and a Charlie
Pride song. A reading. Hour
of Shower. was given by Mrs.
Leine Elliott and the program
closed with two numbers, I
Have Decided, and Smile The
While. The birthday candles
were lit by Mrs. Jean Carey
and everyone joined in sing-
Correspondent
MRS. HERMAN
LEONHARDT
345-2419
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Leon-
hardt received-word on Fri-
day evening that Mrs. Annie
(Leonhardt) Lentz of St. Pe
tersburg, Florida, died No-
venriber 20, 1981.
She was the daughter of the
late Dr. Heinrich* Leonhardt
of St. Petersburg Florida and
formerly of RR1 Bornholm
and his wife. Susan Amelia
(Wright) Leonhardt of Germ-
any.
She leaves to mourn her
_husband John S. Lentz, a
daughter-in-law Virginia and
5 grandchildren. She was
predeceased by a son John S.
Lentz Jr. Sympathy is extend-
ed to the family and relatives
in this area.
Mrs. Martha Rose of Sar-
nia, Mrs. Edwin Scherbarth
and Mrs. Dorothy Elligsen of
Mitchell, Kathy and Dan
Patterson, and Kim Leon-
hardt were guests of Mr. and
TS ONTARIO ST.
CLINTON
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ing happy birthday to those
celebrating birthdays in No-
vember.
Mrs. Ivan Norris entertain-
ed on the plane while the
residents enjoyed cake and-
ice cream.
Mrs. Ivan Norris presided
for the November meeting of
the Marian Ritchie Evening,
Auxiliary, held in the Church
basement on Tuesday eiit-
ning Nov. 1 7.
TWo members, answered
the roll call by grivittt one of
the Commandments. For her
scripture reading Mrs. Norris
chose the book of Exodus.
Chapter 20, verses 1 to 21.
Mrs. Lloyd Miller had the
topic reading, My Handicap
Is Blindness. What is Yours?
followed by prayer by Mrs.
Norris. Mrs. Frank Hamilton
gave a reading. We Shall
Remember Them, as her
special number.
Mrs. Robert Laing pre-
sided-for the business when
reports were given on the fall
rally at Caven. Eke-ter, and
the birthday party at the Ritz
Villa.
At the annual meeting with
Mrs. Laing presiding. reports
Mrs. Ross Leonhardt on Sun-
day.
Congratulations are ex-
tended to Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Anderson on their 25th wed-
ding anniversary on Novem-
ber 24th.
Mrs. Martha Eickmeier
celebrated her birthday on
Saturday at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. Keith McGill with
her family. Oscar and Esther.
Georgina and Greg, Dr. and
Mrs. Roger Eickmeier and
boys, Mr. ' and Mrs. Bob
McGill and family.
(Intended for last week:I
Mr. Milton Bode is the
acting delegate, at the Synodi-
cal convention for. First Lath-
rart. Church. Loganlt is
being held in Winnepeg Man-
itoba. this week.
Several from this area
attended the Memorial Ser-
vice at Grace Lutheran
Church Mitchell on. Sunday
afternoon for the late Charles
Ritz of Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. David Schel-
lenberger, Scott. Stuart. and
were given showing that the
;military had completed a
very gratifying year.
The nominating committee
presented the slate of officers
for' 1982. which are: Past
President-Mrs. Alex Miller;
President-Mrs. Robert Laing;
First Vice-Mrs. Jean Carey;
Second_ Vice-Mrs, Ivan
Norris; Secretary-Mrs.
Carter Kerslake; Assistapt
Secretary-Mrs. DIII2C371
Scott; TreaSitrer-Mrs. 'Lome
Elliott; Assistant Treasurer-
Mrs. John Tentroleman;
Ivan,NorriSi Assist-
ant Pianist-Mrs. Rpbert
Laing; Work Committee-
Mrs. Duncan Scott, Mrs.
Lorne Elliott. Mrs. Alex Mil-
ler; Associate Members-Mrs.
Carter Kerslake, Mrs. Alex
Miller; Program Committee-
Mrs. Carter Kerslake, Mrs.
Duncan Scott, Mrs. Alex
Miller, Mrs. Robert Laing;
Flowers and Cards-Mrs.
Gordon Scott, Mrs. Normanc
Harburn, Mrs. Lloyd Miller;
Gliid Tidings and-Literature-
Mrs. Jean Carey; Friendship
and Service-Mrs,, Frank
Hamilton; Supply Secretary-
Mrs. Lorne Elliott; Press
Bonnie of Kitchener, Mrs.
Vera Pehlke and Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Schellenberger,
were guests of Mrs- Freda
Bennewies on Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Eickmeier of
Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Eickmeier accompanied Mrs.
Georgina Eickmeier to visit
Mrs. Henry Eickmeier at the
Bluewater nursing home,
Zurich. on Sunday.
Mrs. Ordelia Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. Brian Plantz, Jaime
and Jill of Neustadt, v,isited
Marie Meyer and Minnie
Leonhardt on Saturday.
Relatives received word
last week of the death of Mr.
Sol-Snyder-of 3480-Byng-Rd.
Windsor Ont N8W 2H5. The
funeral was held last Satur-
Every week more and
more people discover what
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Reporter-Mrs. John Temple-
men; Representative to Man-
agers-Mrs. Jean Carey; Aud-
itors-Mrs. tarry Gardiner
and Mrs. John Miller; -Nomi-
nating Committee-Mrs, Ivan
Norris and Mrs. Frank Hamil-
ton.
At the Royal Winter Fair in
Toronto in the Open Classes
of Field Crops, Lorne Fell
placed second with his soy-
beans. and second with hiS
lentil beans, 1n. the Pedigreed
elessof aaalnPle taken by a
government inspector from a
processed: lot of one hundred.
bushels or more he placed
second-in the soybeans class
with Maple Arrow soybeans.
Rev. A.H. Da7nard placed
eighth in the barley-six rowed
Pedigreed class with a sample
of Bruce barley.
PERSONALS
Miss Carol Stewart and
Dr. Jane Robinson. Guelph,
visited on Saturday, with Mr.
and . Mrs. Rob Templeman
and family.
Mrs. Fred Harburn is a
patient in Seaforth Commun-
ity Hospital at time of writing.
Mr. and Mrs. John Drake,
visited Sunday with Mrs.
day. His wife the former
Esther Rohde survives him.
She grew up on the 10th
concession of Logan Twp.
north west of Brodhagen.
Sympathy of the community
is extended to the bereaved
family.
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Margaret Howard, London
and with Mrs. Gordon Hess,
in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
Mrs. Orpha Norris, Mr-
Roy Balkwell, Mr. and. Mrs.
Bob Norris, Robert, Miss
Susan Norris, Stratford; were
guests at the Breit-Harwood
wedding at the St. Aidaps
Anglican Church at Oakville
on Saturday-
Mrs. Anthony Brad. St.
aohn Newfoundland visited
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Correspondent
MRS. CEaLIA RYAN
3454028
The St. Columban Church
Hall was filled on Sunday
evening Nov. 22 for the
annual St. Columban P.T.A.
turkey bingo. Following are
the lucky winners: Game 1
Pam Nolan; Game 2 Anita
Chissel, Mitchell; Game, 3
Margaret O'Reilly; Game 4
Cecilia Ryan; Game 5 Mrs.
James Dev.ereaux, Seaforth;
Game 6 James Devereaux,
Seaforth; Game 7 Allan
O'Reilly; Game 8 Helen Sub-
ject; Game 9 Mrs. Fran Craig,
Egmondville; Game 10 kb-
bie Sloan; Game 11 Judy
McCarthy, Dublin; Game 12
Mrs. Roy McGonigle, Sea-
forth; Cash special #1 was
won by Mary _Maloney and
Mrs. Mary McCarthy; special
#2 by Pat Cronin, Mrs. Mary
Moylan, Mrs. Rika Van Bakel
and Lou O'Reilly. A share-
the-wealth was won by Jack
O'Reilly and Gloria Glanvilfe.
Two door prizes were won by
Miss Delaine O'Rourke and
Mrs. Ricki Vansteelaridt.
Visitors on the weekend
with Mrs. Mary Moylan were
Sister Jean' Moylan. Wind-
sor; Mr. and Mrs. M
Janossy. Mississauga! Gord
Moylan, Highgate; Mr. and
Mrs. Don Moylan and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Murphy and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Murray
and Mary visited Mrs. Lizzie
Murray at Marion Villa in
London. and Mr. and Mrs.
Don Brady of London on
Saturday evening.
Mrs: Arigela Walsh. Lon-
don, visited with Mr. and.
Mrs. Jack O'Reilly on the
weekend.
Miss Marilyn Murray. Kit-
chener, a friend ifrom Sarnia
and Mark Murray of Ridge-
town visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Murray on the
weekend
Mr,and Mrs. Frank Kraus- __
kopf and Mr. and Mrs. Tony
Doering and Tyler, Stratford.
visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Don Kelly and
family. Miss Joanne Swart,
London, spent they weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Swart.
Miss Theresa Hicknell of
Stratford visited on the-week-
end with Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Hicknell.
Mrs. Rose Burke of Strat-
ford visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lane.
Mr. ,Larry Murray of.
Brampton spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Steve
.Murray .
Miss Reg Van Bakel, Strat-
ford. visited with .Mr. and
Mrs. Theo Van Bakel.
Mr. and Mrs, James
Cronin visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. L. Ryan in Kitchen-
er,on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Albert
are back home after visiting
their parents_ in,......9traquet.
New Brunswick. While there
Bill and Faye celebrated their
25th wedding anniversary.
Congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. John Warren
and boys from London visited
on the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Gerry Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ryan.
Matthew and Stephen from
Melbourne spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Ryan.
on the weekend with Mrs. es 1,444 and. Etbeillaticweir
Qrpha Norris. Mr. and .Mrs. and Roy Bolicwell.
Bob Norris and family. Miss- Miss Cindy .Benedetti,
Guelph s~ et the., weekend
with Misses Susan and Jill
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