The Huron Expositor, 1979-06-21, Page 4--c`,C,,`".c,c+ccIftrelcriritArdWIMIUMA-4,qtrrtk,14P.A.V.Wier.IFFV..,
• •-•
TICKETS PLEASE, — The 800 or 900 peopfe Who attended the
Foresters' Barbecue in Kinburn. last Week kept ticket takers Don
Buchanan, left and Frank Riley busy.-
r
SURE TASTES GOOD -- These ladies took advantage of beautiful
weather to eat outdoors at the Constance Foresters chicken barbecue last
week. From left are Marg Carter and Roberta Plurnsteel of Clinton,
talking to Stewart D,olmage, one of the volunteer workers. .
(Expositor Photo)
Brodhagen
Correspondent
MRS. LAVERN WOLFE
345-2757
Beautiful red carnation
adorned the altar of St.
Peter's Lutheran Church on
'Sunday. They were placed
there by the confirmation
class of 16 who were
confirmed. 50 years ago in
June. • .
Joshua Darwin Dietz son
of Darwin and Nancy Dietz
was • babtized by Pastor
Arthur Horst during the
morning service. June 17th
on Father's Day. His
sponsors were _Ronald and
Deb Morrison and Darrell
Dietz. Guests at their home
in honor of Joshua's babtisrn
were the sponsors
grandparents Bill and Ruth
Morrison, Mervin and
Norma Dietz. Grant Porter
and Sharon Dietz, Leisa and
Adrian Rau, Sheila, Janice,,
Douglas and Jason Dietz.
Mr. Ronald Hinz gave the
report on Convention of
Eastern Canada Synod
during the morning service.
Pastor Arthur Horst
welcomed many visitors
especially the confirmation
class of 50 years ago. Pastor
and Mrs. John Arbuckle and
baptism guests.
ANNIVERSARY
The L.C.W. ladies served
a dinner for Ken and Joyce
Seimon on their 25th
Wedding Anniversary at St. •
Peter's • Lutheran Church.
The reception followed at the
Brodhagen Community
• Centre where a large crowd
• gathered. Congratulations
are extended to them from
Brodhagen and Community.
Neighbours of Mr. Ken
Elligsen of Brodhagen will be
sorry to hear he had the
misfortune to break a bone in
his leg and was a patient in
Seaforth Community
Hospital for 3 days. He has
returned to his home where
lie is -convaleseink:,
• Mr. Ervin' Leonhardt is
confined to the same hospital
again. •
Guests With Lloyd Heather
Brodhagen ; Allan and David
were their cousins., Allan and.
Elsie Lock of Beaverlodge,
Alberta who spent two weeks
with them.
Mrs. Lavern Wolfe, •
Brodhagen Lorne and Betty
Wolfe, Vanastra visited with
Mrs. Adeline Diegel,
Shakespeare
Little Jason and Jonathan
Ahrens of Ottawa -have
returned to their homafter
enjoying two Weeks ,holidays
with their grandparents
Milton and Gery Bode and
uncles,
A double 25th Wedding
Anniversary of Edward and
Doreen Bennewies and
Willard and Norlene
13enneWies was enjoyed by a
very large,. crowd at the
Brodhagen Community
Centre Saturday evening.
Congratulations are
extended from Brodhagen
and Community to both
couples.
Bill and Dora Brown spen •
the weekend with the latt4
mother Mrs, Etta Armstrong
and. Allan and Willa May
Brown ,in Melbourne.
The 28th •Morenz Reunionr•
washeld at the Lions Park in
Mitchell. on June 10 with an
attendance Of 69. The
youngest child was Jeremy
Jeffrey, • born Feb, 3rd.
Oldest gentleman was Albert
Morenz,oklest lady my aunt
.Augnsta Hinz, '
Farthest distance, Della
Nichols. Michigan. Birthday
nearest to • picnic Andrew
Mac Leo& Largest family
Mr. and Mrs Bod Chaffe.
Winners were: Sports 2
years, Christopher Jeffery;
6-12 Cheri .Morent; 6-12
Ton y Chaffe; Tug of War
Richie Martin team; Ball
Rally Ross. Kohle's Team;
Peanut scramble for all. Mrs.
Herman Leonhardt and Mrs.
Lavern Wolfe attended from
Brodhagen and called on Bill
and Hilda Lockhart, Mitchell
At the same home were MrS,
Augusta Hinz •and Mrs. •
Norman Tomkinsim, Kitch-
ener
Little friends , of Anne
Pushelberg will be sorry' to. '
hear she is a patient, in.
Seaforth Hospital since she
fell or was knocked down at
the Brodhagen COmniunity
Centre and had to have ten
stitches in her head. She has
returned home where she is
, iecuperating.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
.1-ligenell celebrated their
25th Wedding Anniversary
at a party that was put on by
their family : Karen, Larry
Mark and Cheryl on' Sunday,
June 17:: About 50 relatives
and friends attended.. A good
ave bi
Corespondent
MRS. MARY !OMR
48.z.7t4a
Court Constantine and
Court Fascination Of
uenthiller held theitBirthdaY
party on 1440% vvening
Jun t= lith at the hall.
There was a, good turn out
froin, both lOdees, who
enjoyed a supper of salads,
An enjoyable evening: was
spent with Mr. and Mrs.
Steve „Cook of Clinton
shoWing their slides on their
rip and safaria in Africa,
We are pleased to hear
that Edith Nott is out of the
hospital and we hope that
she will soon be feeling: much
better.
Courts, Constance and
Constantine held their
annual Chicken Barbecue on
Thursday evening June 14th
At the ball between 8-00 and
900 PeOple. Were fed thiavisited over the weekend
)rar, with Mr. and Mrs. Carl.
Miss Janet ReYtiplOS. and IVIerner, Sandy, Julie,
Mrs. Vi ArmstrOng Of !South- Kehael and Shelley.
'Oeld, Michigan came on' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley
Wednesday to viSit Mr. and were Sunday evening dinner
Mrs, John Thomp4on, guests. with Mr. and Mrs.
Sharon and Bob; Mrs. Bony Jim Preszcator, Bill, Debbie,
PowleY, JaSort, Jenathan• and and Michael.
Manch., Janet LIChiki San
'mined while Mrs. Japenese spaniel from
Arni-Arong, visited v.•ith Mr. Whyte Villa Kennels was
and Mrs, Terence Hunter of successful again this week
Colborne 'Township till end at the dog show in,
Saturday'. Kingston' tut Saturday: June
Mr. and Mrs. Walter 16th.
McClure attended the He got a winners, best of
wedding of Chris Nesbitt and winners best puppy in breed,
Lynn Levy in St. Mary's on and best of breed. While in,
Friday evening. Kinston. They obtained a
Mr. and Mrs, Harry female)Nippon Oehaka San
McKenzie of Hamilton spent to add to their kennels.
a few. days visiting with Mr; Mr. and Mrs.Cecil Herman
and Mrs. Hugh Dinialne. of Shakespeare were Sunday
Don, Peter and Davidvisited with Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. J. Merrier and Mr. Paul Stevenson, David,
Stan Miskiewicz of Waterloo Darren and: Luanne,
45 at...130.0,010 reunion
Correspondent
MRS. ED REGELE
527-1106
Mrs. Thelma Mills and
daughter Margaret of Chat-
ham visited with Mr, and
Mrs, Ed Regele Saturday
afternoon, .
The Regele reunion was
held at Brodhagen Commun.
ity Center on Sunday, June
17th with an attendance of
. time was had by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rose
and family attended the 25th
Wedding Anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Higeneli.
The • 55th Wedding
Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Rock was celebrated
on Sunday at the home of Dr.
Karl Campbell, Goderich,
Present were the children:
Robert-, Dartmouth, Nova
Scotia: Betty Broughton,
Atwood; Gwen Bruder,
Kitchener; Joanne Aitchison,
Niagara Falls; , Jane
Campbell, Goderich. Also
present were the children's
spouses; 13 grandchildren
and 1 great grandchild.
Laura's sisters present
were: Frieda Siernon,
Bornholm; Ellie Ford
London; Edna , Butson,
Mitchell. Also in attendance
was Edwin's brother Norman
Brodhagen; Sister . Martha
Mitchell* Brother-in-law,
Fred Herbert, Mitchell. .
Unable to attend were '. a
Farm Systems
Grain & Filed Handling Specialists
YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR COMPLETE
SALES, PARTS, SERVICE
of
AILIPIIINEllt MIL&
WESTEEL-ROSCO
*SUPER GRAIN DRYERS *VENTILATION SYSTEMS
APEDLAR-BEATTY *SWEET BUCKET ELEVATORS
"CARDINAL BUCKET ELEVATORS
Doug Arnold -Stratford 273-167I
Ross Jolliffe-Stratford 273-0332
Larry Smith -Atwood 356-9018
NEWTON 519 595411112
forty-five,
Sympathy is extended to
the Koehler family and Mrs.
Melinda Koehler and Morley
in the death of Mr . Elmer-
.Kpehler.
Koehler, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Koehler and Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Koehler of B.C., Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Koehler of
London, attended their fath-
er's funeral.
Sympathy is extended to
M. and Mrs. Merton Hack -
well and family in their, sad
bereavement.
We wish Mr, Blaine Hack -
well a speedy recovery.
Mr, and Mrs, Clarence
Dennis of Atwood called on
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele
enroute to their daughters
Mrs. Murray Smith and Mr.
Smith and family of Seaforth.
• fr • B cidh e d
sisthr,Irene of Marble Rock, w ie father received a g a
lovva and brother Lawrence television set. Con- Community to Edwin and
and wife Detroit. ,• gratulations extended Laura.
Friends present were Lou
Broughton, Atwood) Wayne, ,
Henrietta, John and Jatene
Ford, London, Audrey and
Lomy Blake. London, Anne
The children presented
their mother with a
Westminister Chime Clock,
• h Itheirom r an n
Jest.
A
Moment
by
JACK LAVENDER
A book , Is a success when .
people 'who. , haven't read It
, pretend they have.
Ond big plus to solar energy is
that we can look up and see how
much of it we have left. • •
Sign' in watch.. repair shop
• "Come in and see us when you
don't have the time • •
VVneSaya you can't have it both'
ways? On vacation we got
off-season Weather at inseason
rates.' .
The nice thing about bowling is
that It gets the kids off the
streets and Into the alleys.
You won't have your
pins taken out from
under you when sou get
your equipment serviced
at
JACK'S
Small Engine
Repair Service,
107 Queen St„
Hensall, 262-2103
•
are
H.D.X . 30
for all
Diesel Tractors
Buy Now & Save
Reg. 27,60
Cash & Carry 23.46
per litre case 24 x 1 litre__
CHARGEX All other oils
VISA
15% off
SEAFORTH
AUTOMOTIVE
IFAV ARM IP 4111PIr
58
Main Si " S. Seaforth
527-0880
crece, 'S'o;
TO CARLOW,
C:flUktft. •
Pick Your Strawberrks -
• AT • . . •
111N111111LER:..ACRES
..•Open 9 a.m. to
Monday,: to Saturday.
WEATHER PERMITTING,
BENMILLER
lig STORE Pia MILES NORTH OF BENMILLER
THEN 1/2 MILE EAST
Bring Your
Own
Containers
LISTEN TOCKNX 12:45P.M.:DAILY. -
,.....
THE BIG DECISION — Janice Murray, Margie; Nowlan and Jean
Ryan are trying to decide where to drop. their lucky penny sale tickets
at last week's C.W.L. Social held at the St, Columban Church. The social
evening included a bake and craft sale) bingo games, a travelogue
presentation and a chance to visit.
(Expositor Photo)
VANASTRA FACTORY OUTLET
"The Store That Saves You More"
TOO percent cotto„
straight back or elastict"'
back styling. Sizes 7-42.
Ladies' stylish
SUED,E/LEATHER
CASUAL SHOES
Features padded collar and
cushioned heel pad. Choose from
brown/gold. or blue/silvei.By
Cougar...for active cats!
OUR REGULAR 91.61
made from 114 per-
cent cotton. 16 •
percent .
polyester. Wide '
selection of
colours sizes
7 -to 15.
OUR REGULAR '10.95
NOW JUST
$ 8
Canadian made, in a full
size ranee.
MEN'S $5.50 PAIR,
LADIES ' $4.50 PAR-
CORDS
, Firsts and seconds
Excellent size range
OUR REG. 97.85
50% polyester and
SO% cotton
Sizes 28 to 36 •
JOGGING
SHORTS
Made from SO%
polyester and SOt'
cotton. Good
colour and size
range
$ 95
T-SHIRT KNITS
Choose from an excellent
-
selection of stripes and solid
colours. 60" wide, Washable.
OUR REG. '2.99 $ 2 29
NOW JUST
TIP METRE'
ASSORTED FABRICS
We have an excellent selec-
tion of fabrics on one table in
our fabric dept. Ideal for
.sundresses, etc.
OUR REG. 62.90 $ 1 77
NOW JUST
We do repairs on all makoseof ,
90. CHARGE
sewing machines Not including parts
VANASTRA
FACTORY
OUTLET
'The Store that Sores Yoe Mere'
oft
114114 $ SOTS 1,11011$ mats a
Salt WIAll t•RO CONK
111*1140 MACH0141% 00tONGOOIPS,
NEW STORE HOURS:, •
, Alemily • Ictiolaty 16 411". • P.M.
Saluralley 16 au,i6, • 6 p.m. Jo
I noes.
Highway 1 South of Clinton 9 Vnnastro
• T".
1