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THE CHAMPS—The Dublin Girl's Juvenile softball team won
thernajor championship in theVVOAA this year. They also won
this year's Wiarton Tournament, held the weekend of July 8,
Members of the winning team are back left; Dave Brown,
coach, Nancy Chessell, Karen Bruxer, Sally O'Rourke, Colleen,
Brodhagen
Murray, Mary Anne Nolan, tand Gerry Bruxer, manager -
Middle row, Vicki McCreight, Barb Kramers, Jenny Brill,
Teresa HiCknell, Kathy O'Leary, Margo Kale, and Nancy
Pepper. Front, Joan Bruxer, Judy Hill, (captain), Pat Harris.
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MRS. LAVERN WOLFE
345-2757
• The new faces you've seen
around Brodhagen are those
of Calvin, Jane, 2 year old
Christopher and eight month
old Kelly Annis, who have
• moved here from their
former home on Hwy. 8 near
Dublin. Calvin is a bricklayer
by trade, and is employed by
Joe Soontiens of Mitchell.
We welcome them and wish
them happiness in their new
home!
The many friends of. Mrs.
Jake Gloor are sorry to hear
she is a patient in. Stratford
General Hospital. Her
brother Rudolph Fischer has
returned to his residence in
the Ritz Villa on Sunday after
his stay in. the Stratford
,General Hospital. We wish
them both better health.
GRADUATES
, Congratulations are
extended to the following:
-Lois. Horst, daughter. of
Pastor and Mrs. Horst; Bill
Eickmeier, son of Ivan and
Georgina • Eicknieier;
Christine Scherbarth,
daughter of. Edward and
• Margaret •
Scherbarth;
Deborah, daughter of Albert .
and • Edith Bauer; • Gregory
Gloor, son of Ray and Helen
Gloor; • Jean • Wurclell,
daughter of Gordon and
• Helen Wurdell; ; Gary
• Bennewies, son of Gary and
Dorene Bennewies who were
•
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among the • 1979 honor
graduates at Mitchell District
High School,:Sepcial awards
4ivere received at the •sarne
ceremony by Cindy Siemon,
daughter of Ken and Joyce
Siemon; Mark and Cheryl
Higenell, son and daughter
of Charles anti Wanda
Higenell and by Barry Bauer,
son of Harold and Stella
Bauer and Karl and Paul
Neubrand, sons of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl;Neubrand.
• Wm, and bora Brown
enjoyed the weekend with
their grandson Gary and
daughter-in:law Linda who
were home over the
weekend.
•• Sincere sympathy is ex-
tended from Brodhagen and
community to Mr. and Mrs.
Ervin ;Leerthardt of Brod-
hagen and Fred, Carl and,
Mrs. Gordon (Irene) Eisler in
the death of. Edwin
• Leonhardt, 72. Edwin was
formerly from the area and
was a member of St..Peter's
Lutheran Church,
Guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Ahrens recently
were Mrs. Adeline Bailey
and Lorne • Dittmer of
Toronto.
Nelson and Herda Brod-
hagen, accompanied by Mrs.
William •Rose, •visited with
their sister Mrs. • Ordelia
Trento ti sky, • formerly of
• Brodhagen„ last week and
found, • her in wonderful
• health. ,
cc setts fun'
• That's the Yamaha Enticer 250. It's the inexpen-
sive snowmobile the whole faniily will loVe Agile
• enough for easy handling, quickenough to blur
• the trees •
Come in and check our
big November discounts
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Your Authorized Yamaha Full Service lbealer.
• 1 mile West and 1 Mlle South of Bemoan
St, Columban CWL met
Oct 30 in the church base -
anent with a good crowd in
attendance. Mrs. Rika Van
Bakel was in charge of the
meeting. Mrs. Ange Swart
will visit the sick for Novem-
ber. •Mrs. Anna Nolan, • a '
former memberwas present-
ed with a spiritual bouquet..
• A parish pot luck supper
will beheld after the mission
closing on Thursday night
Nov. 8. A report on the
recent ' informative deanery
meeting was given by Mrs.
Mildred Cronin and Mrs.
Fran Malone.
• The November clothing
drive will start Nov. 21:
Articles are to be left in the
• church basement from then
on. •
• Mrs. Frank Malone spoke
on the recent course she and
Mrs. Jean Van Drunen took
in Clinton sponsored by the
We atti.noWttitatly10. receive your.
1979 CORN CROP
We win also tie shipping, vitt corn*to speed up unloading facilities.
345-2330 Bios, MilioNnt Ont. 345.2884 Res.
department of agriculture
and food, on macrame and
indoor plant care. It was
decided to have sessions on
this subject. Maerame • to
start at 1:00 p,rn. NoV. 14 in
London gal
The London ,Regional rt
Gallery will be holding two
more exhibitions in the gall-
ery above London Public
Library before moving to its
new lOcation at the forks of
the Thames.
• The gallery has been loc-
ated in the library building
on Queens Ave. for 39 years.
On Dec. 30, the last exhib:-
ition; of works to be shown
there will be dismantled and
transported, to the new gall-
ery across from London's
historic courthotiSe.
The exhibition now show-
ing at the library is Cape
Dorset prints, a collection of
14' prints by Eskimo artists
working in Cape Dorset, a
small community on West
Baffin lsland.Jt runs till Nov.
the church basement. The
plant course will be contin-
ued at the regular December
meeting. Everyone is wel-
come to take these courses.
Further details are available
lery holding
The sceond exhibition :at
the gallery., opening Nov. 9,
is titled People's Houses and
People's Lives, a mixture of
styles. periods and artists
linked by a common theme of
• people.
One of the most tntere t
big works is by an unknown
French artist from the early
• 19th century depleting the
Princess Hatsfield pleading
with Napoleon for the life of
her husband. Napoleon Was
• so impressed by her beauty
and devotion that he's shown
in th'e act of throwing the
order for the Prince's execu-
tion into the fire.
Canadian painting of the
late 19th and early 20th
centuries is represented by .
from Mrs. Van Drunen or
Mrs. Malone. '
Father Oostveen won the
draw for the dish of paper
white bulbs.
exhibitions
three works by F.M.• Bell -
Smith, a major canvas by
London artist Paul Peel titled
"The Wreck" and con-
temporary paintings by Alex
Colville, Clare Bice and the
late Jack Chambers.
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• Mrs..Lavern Wolfe and
Dale were pleasantly
suprised with' a phone call
from Dorene Watson, Kings
' ton, saying she was corning
to spend a week in Brod-
hagen.
Mrs. Gordon Rose and
Darlene were guests of the
former's mother, Mrs. Ed.
Ratz and Delores on Sunday.
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RusseU 1101.•tc),
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wins • hay pru..z.
Russell Bolton; of R.R.
Seaforth won the world hay
championship Monday at the;
Royal Winter Fair. It is. OW
eighth, time he has been
awarded this ,henettr-
His win g entry consist-
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p185 Pee cent SHWA and;
15 per cent grasses' Wald-
•i•nfl Timothy and =hard .
Br•asses:
Mr- Bolton Will rneehre hls
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ing November 14 in Toronto,
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MRS. ED, REGELE
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Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd E.
Regele of Princeton, Ont.
spent Monday evening with
the former parents Mr, and
Mrs. Ed. Regele.
Mrs, Lois Hoff of Nakina,
Ont. who has been visiting
family and friends visited or
Thursday with Mrs. Robert,
McCowan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Regele
visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Preszcator
and Mrs. Mary Thornton of
Crediton, • Mrs. Mary
Thornton has returned borne
from Exeter Hospital• ,
Mrs. Harold IdeCalitim
visited one day last week
with Mrs. Stanley Preszcatop
and Mrs. Mary Thornton at
Crediton.
• Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Hares Angeline, Carrie and
Corey of Stratford visited on
Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul McCallum and
girls. .
Mrs. Ed. Regele and Mrs.
Fred Kistner attended the
craft show held at Atwood on
Saturday.
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