The Huron Expositor, 1979-02-08, Page 4•
4 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, FEBRIARY 8. 1979r
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2, Monkton, is suited •u
Saturday's poker rally at
Carnival festivities.
Brodhagen,
p and ready:to. 90 in
the Brodhagen Winter.
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Baby
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MRS. L4 ERN 'WOLFE
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Congr u ulations.
tended to the proud parent;,.
Paul and Vickie Horst in
. Nigeria On the safe arrival of
their baby daughter,
Jennifer Lena, who was born
on December the 2,3rd.
Especially to the proud grand
parents Pastor and Mrs.
Arthur Horst anthrhis is their
first grandchild. The Horst
-family were all pleasantly
surprised to receive a letter
we
from Nigeria last ek. This
was the first they. knew of the
baby's birth.
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Pink and white carnations
decbrated the altar of Sr
Peter's; .1..iitheran Church..
Sunday morning in Memory
o the late Edgar Elligsen
ho died one sear ago. They
Were placed there by his wife
arid
- There were „aisii tw o
baskets of flowers from the
fu`iiiiritig the late Edrd G.. Chapel.
Scherbarth:
Lutheran Chnrch, Brodhageh
Pastor Ainthur Horst eon.
ducting the funeral service.
Mr SeberharthsOriYied
by his wife Martha, two sons
Edward C of Logan Tow ns hip
and Ralph of Westland,
Michigan and three
daughters. Velma .(Mrs.,
Lloyd Prueter) Mitehell,
Dorothy tlkftrs. -Wilfred
Wolfe) of Logan and Marlene
(Mrs. Ross Townsend),
a IsCock and brother
August of. Logan TOwnship
and „three sisters Emma
(,Mrs.." Charles Dietz) of Hill.
side Rest .Hotne, Mrs. Marie
Stender of Southfield.,
Michigan and dline tsrs
Norman. Mike!), of Ellice
Township. There. are. 24'
grandchildren and 14 great
grandehilOren , who. survive.
He was predeeetised b .tvVo
sons in infancy and a son=in-:
law Wilfred Wolfe lq72,
He was laid to rest in the
Eliz,ibeth Ritz Menwrial
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The weatherman isn't the
most popular person in Brod-
hagen these days, After a.
reCOrd: participatiOn in Satur-
day's snowmobile rally at the
Brodhagen Winter Carni,al
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;high, witidSblowing snow
And, generally unfavourable
weather conditions on Sun -
1:14Y forced the Cancellation of
the second day's events.
A number of snowmobile
r
Some Brodhagen Carnivai events cancelled
riees-Whieti, were scheduled
,for .$4.nday afternoon were
L.eancelled and the Brodhagen.
,.Charnb.g.r of co.mrtteree„,
"Por4.9r* .10 the earrtivaL
plans to.• msehedule the
Hibbert council
Lions want dollar
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rior' to the opening of the
rebruary meeting of Hibbert
Conned on Thursday. Re,eve
Ross McPhail expressed
.nil's and. his own
sympathy to Deputy Reeve
:Roy Swarton the sudden.
passing of his brother in
13014
Jim l'.iratcelt. ,and David
Brown, representing the
Dublin Lions Club, pre.sented
a request for financial help
complete payment of the
Lions pavilion in Dublin.
Reeve McPhail promised
that their request would he
considered when .preparing '
, • the budget.
An application for permis-
sion to place a trailer on a.
'fifty: acre parcei of land was
,denied because the tenant
would nor ,be nearly fully
employed on,the farm, and a
request for the ettla g)tuent
of a liquid manure tank Was •
eferred for study by the.
Ministry of Environment and
the, Perth Planning Board.
a let; there had been .no
major breakages. •
General accounts in the
stint of SO.SO4...57 were
approved; and the Clerk was
•directed to advertise for
gravel crnshing and delivertng WOO yards from pit in the
south end of the township,
and 10,000 yards from ph in
the north end of which 1000
yards would be stock tilled at
the township garage. M
TheMurphy drain report
will be, read on Feb. 19 at
i3Op,tn, at the Township
Hall Sulfa, and the Worden
drainage report will be read
at 2:30 p,m.
Council adopted a by-laut
n,
appointing Ken Stapletoas
the Township"s 'represent-
ative on the Committee of
Adjustment,
events in March.
On Saturday afternoon:
over 230 snOWmobilers
registered to take part in the
poker rally which, ran over a
z mile course ,arOurld the
Village.
Local merchants hark'
donated over 40 prizes for
the rally, in addition to the
money prizes offered for the
five snowmobilers Whe corn-
• pleted the course and held
the best poker hands.
Snowmobilers had to pick
up their hands at four eheck-
points along the route,
The first snowmobilers to
ceMplete the course were
frank Brugger of Seaforth
and Bill Charters of Rippen.
Theatwp.momen webacksra.ertredoout
aoOa:
th.g f3redhagen Community -
COnter b145, p.m.
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They said the mote was
pretty straightfOrward"
,and said members of the
:erdhe ° r c ahg:dn
n cohaetn,b. ae rgoofoi ro-
of marking the trails."
The best palter hand in the.
rally was held by Kini.
Leonhardt of Bornholm, who'
won the. firsj prize of S35.
Second. prize Of 52$ was won
bpi:izJeacokf sStisacv,e.y,:theo third
'Beuermann of BR 1, Dublin
and Barb MacGregor of I -fen -
$all won the Sig fourth prize.
Pearl McCallum of the
Walton area won the fifth
prize pf
4 4,
Since snowmobilers picked Florida for two Winner of
up an envelope at each the trip i was Mrs. Alvin
checkpoint containing a card Leonhardt of Brodhagen.and received their last card
at the end of the course. Mr. Vandenberk said the
ending the rally with A good cancellation of Sunday's
poker hand was all Ingle luck novelty races was broadcast
Of the draw. . . on area radio stations. How.,
ever, a few hardy snow -
The Brodhagen Chamber mobilers still showed up at
of Commerce ladies served the Brodhagen Community
ID omernade baked beans, ' Centre en Sunday afternoon
drinks tO rally participants at
the. Brodhagen Community
Centre.
On Saturday night, the
carnival dance held at the
Community Centre, was sold
out by 8:30 p.m., Chamber of
Commerce president Joe'
Vandenberk said.
The highlight of the dance
was the draw for a, trip to
hot dogs coffee and soft' and waited out the storm in
their van.
Mr, Vandenberk said the
Chamber plans to re-••
schedule Sunday's events,
likely early in March.
The committee who
organized thecarnival was,
Bill Beuremann, carnival! • ••..
chairman and committee
members Al Semon and
Tom Turner,
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Mrs Adeline Dietzel 'en
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Mark then returned to
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