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, 11RON EXPOSITOR, SIaAFQ ' TIf, ON; JAN. 14, 1865
Mi' • OF BRODIIAGEN
Marrie4 Couples Set
ice Skating Plans
The Married Couples Group
of St.. Peter's Lutheran Church
met Tuesday evening for the
Christmasmeeting with 21
present, with Mr. and '' Mrs,
Robert Beuerman and Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Sholdice in charge
of devotions, topic and lunch.
Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Fischer as-
sisted for recreation. Then sev-
eral short topics were given,
"When the Wise Man Appear-
ed," "Speak With a Loving
Heart" and "Manners Are From
the Heart." A poem, "Judge
Not," also New Year's greet-
ings were read. Miss Beverley
Slipldice sang a solo, "0 Holy
Night," accompanied on the
piano by Miss Joanne Elligsen.
Joanne was also the accompan-
ist for the hymns in the ab-
sence of the pianist.
Progressive crokinole was
played with the following win-
ners: Mrs. Reuben Buuck, Wil-
bur Hoegy, Mrs. Ralph Hicks
and Lloyd .Prueter. Most 20's,
Ralph Fischer. .v
Wilbur Hoegy, the president,
was in charge of the business.
All members gave a gift of
money instead of an exchange
of gifts, 'which is to be used
for a lawn post lamp for the
parsonage lawn. The evening
closed with lunch, served at a
table decorated for Christmas.
If weather permits, this
group will again have ice in
the church sheds, with Reuben
Buuck in charge. The annual
meeting is to be Tuesday, Janu-
ary 26th.
Church. Women Meet
The annual meeting of the.
Lutheran Church Women of St.
Peter's Lutheran Church was
held last Wednesday afternoon
with 29 present.. Mrs. Lloyd
Preuter, Mrs. Manuel Beuer•.
• man and Mrs. Lew Hicks were
in charge of devotions, opening
with a New Year's prayer by
Mrs. Beuerman. The topic was
read by Mrs. Lew Hicks, "Christ-
mas: What Then?" Scripture
and prayer were given by Mrs.
Lloyd Prueter. Mrs. Dan Beuer-
man played the piano for the
hymns; Mrs. C. W. Leonhardt
read a thankoffering prayer,
and Pastor Brill gave a short
Bible study'on the Book of Rev-
elations.
The president, Mrs. Oscar
Young, conducted the business.
Mrs. Edwin Scherbarth, the
secretary, read the minutes and
thank -you letters and cards
were read from Mrs. John L.
Bennewies, Detroit, Mrs. Eli
Rapien, Milverton, and Mrs. Nor-
man Kistner, Bornholm:
A number of donations of
money were received and one
dozen small glasses from Mrs.
Lena Bennewies for the church
Kitchen. The treasurer, Mrs.
Russell Sholdice, gave her re-
port. The visiting committees
are Mit. Harold Elligsen and
Mrs. Lloyd Prueter, Mrs. Reu-
ben Buuck and Mrs. Geo. Rock.
Twenty-eight kiddy kits were
sent to Canadian Lutheran
World Reeel. A box social is
to ,be held- on Feb. 5th, when
the congregation is invited.
Birthdays were reported by
Mrs: J. L. Bennewies, Mrs. Geo,
Rock and Mrs, Ed. Scherbarth.
The highlights of the 1964'
meetings were prepared and The vanishing bridge and
read by M -s, Edwin Scherbarth: euchre series is under way, Mrs:
Mrs. Lloyd Prueter thanked the Glen Chesney and Mrs. Don
retiring executive. It was de- Morton were hostesses to Mrs.
tided to have a question box Jack Muir, Mrs, Ken Doig, Mrs.
at the meetings. Jack McLlwain, Mrs. Gordon
Pastor Brill was in charge of McDonald, Mrs. Peter Bannon,
the election of officers. A nom- Mrs. Gordon Pullman, Mrs.
inating committee of Mrs. Min- Grant Chesney and Mrs. Gar
nie Vock,,,Mrs. Dan Beuerman Baker.
and Mrs, Fred Young gave their Mrs. Frank Sills, Jr., enter
report and those who had been tained Mrs. S. Stapleton and
approached, all accepted, name- Mrs. G. Goettler, of Dublin,
ely: President, Mrs. Martin Mrs. J. M. McMillan Mrs. R.
Dietz: 'ice -president, Mrs. Rus- S. MacDonald, Mrs. Terryy At -
sell Sholdice; • secretary, Mrs. kinson, Mrs. W. T. Teall, Mrs.
Lloyd Pfeifer; treasurer, Mrs. J. J. Cleary - and Mrs. John'
Edwin Scherbarth, Turnbull. Mrs. G. Goettler, cash
The various committees were donation.
then appointed: Mission tress- The January meeting of the
urer, Mrs. Irvin Miller; offering, Hospital Auxiliary was held on
Mrs. Chris, W. Leonhardt; mem- Tuesday evening in the nurses'
bership, Mrs. Robert French; residence with Mrs. Jean Cos•
education committee, Mrs. Os- ford presiding. The roll call
car Young; Christian Service, and minutes were given by the,
Mrs. Dan Beuerman; parsonage secretary, Mrs. M. Whyte. Mrs.
committee, Mrs: Lew Hicks, Mrs, Winnie Nott gave the treasur-
Harold Mogk, Mrs. Minnie Vock, er's report, which showed a sub -
Mrs. George •Rock, Mrs. Albert stantial balance to start the new
Bauer, Mrs, Dalton Hinz; stamp- year.
ing for quilts; Mrs. ' Reuben Mrs, Janet Schneider read
Buuck, Mrs. Reuben Rapien, cards of thanks from Mrs. Jean
Mrs. Harold Rock, Mrs.. Edwin Bowering and Miss Drope and
Scherbarth; buying committee, staff for gifts.
Mrs, Lloyd Prueter, Mrs. Man- The silver cup for the first
uel •Beuerman, Mrs, Lavern New Year's -'"baby will go to
Wolfe, Mrs, Harold Elligsen; the new daughter of Mr. and
pianist, Mrs. Lew Hicks; assist- Mrs, Gary Alexander.
ants, Mrs. Dan Beuerman and Over $500,00 was realized last
Mrs, R. Sholdice; auditors, Mrs. year from the tuck cart, con -
Fred Young, Mrs, George Mogk. vened by M. Grace Cornish.
Mrs. Martin Dietz took over The president called on Miss.
'for the close of the meeting. Drape for her report on the
- Lunch was served by Mrs, Mar- Auxiliary Aid to the Hospital.
tin Dietz, Mrs. Harold Elligsen, Miss Drope mentioned a num-
Mrs. Robert French, 'Mrs, Dal- ber of articles which the aux-
ton, Hinz, Mrs. Lew Hicks, Mrs. iliary has purchased for the
C. W. ILeonhardt. hospital in the past, such as
Mr. and Mrs. August Scher- the incubator, obstetrical table
berth spent Christmas with and new kitchen,
their daughter, Mrs. Calvin She remarked how nice It
Gilck and Rev.. Glick at Des- will be in the new hospital to
bore, have patients in rooms rather
"]rue retiring members of the than corridors; an admitting of-
-aural bear'd and their wives lice and 'tickers and rest rooms
and remaining board members for the staff. There will- be a
arld wives of St. Peter's •Ltz'th. system of "meals on wheels"
erau Church enJoy'eda aohlal where the Meals are taken to
evefiing at the ,hoirio of' . the rooms iii heated tables on
d Mrs.Ronald E11I ori Fri v,' eels. A roam will be avail-
. even1ng. :';•ab a for auxiliary Meetings`
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.,.."..W.+,.W�:'�4'F,rkKi,e.J,%=r,"wC.il;w,n*unu+J w,. tYfi✓wfnW,� �.
Walton, with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Manuel Beuerman, for
the weekend, and with Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Beuerman in Lon-
don on Sunday.
Mrs. Ada Armstrong, Sea -
forth, ' with Mr. and Mrs. Man-
uel Beuerman on Monday.
Mrs. Edward Scherbarth, Sr„
received ,word of the death of
ber sister, Mrs. Chas. Fischer;
of Gladwin,, Mich., the former
Minnie Eggert.
Masters Laurie and Randy
Adams, Mitchell, spent Christ-
mas holidays with their grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dalton
Hinz.
Mrs. Marvin McDonald (Dar-
lene French) and baby daughter
returned from Scott Memorial
Hospital, Seaforth, to the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert French here. Mr. and
Mrs. McDonald reside at RR 1,
Dublin.
Mrs.' Emma Campbell, of Vic-
toria, B.C. who is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ed, Scherbarth, has
been confined to Scott Memor-
ial Hospital, Seaforth, for treat-
ment.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jarmuth,
Mrs. Ed.- Jarmuth, Mrs. Leslie
Wietersen, Mrs. August Hille-
brecht and Mrs. Phillip Rock
attended the funeral of Mrs. Ed.
Ainstein in Kitchener last Wed-
nesday.
A shower was held for Me:.
and Mrs. Donald Beuerman
(Pauline Osborne) at the Com-
munity' Hall here on Saturday
evening.
Mr. Ray Scherbarth, of To-
ronto, who spent a few -days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Scherbarth before he With Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
left for Chicago, Illinois, to at- Aikens for New Year's were his
tend a Young People's Seminar parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Aik-
of a Lutheran Church there for ens, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Chowen,
a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eickmey,er
Very unusual mild weather and family, Mitchell; Mr. and
has been prevailing in this dis- Mrs. Kenneth Moffat, Mr. and
trict during the Christmas and Mrs. Clifford Aikens and fam-'
New Year's season. • ily, Munro; her" mother, Mrs:
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe Edwin Leslie, Mr. -and Mrs. Rob -
spent the weekend in Stratford. ert Leslie, Margaret Ann, Mar -
and Sebringville with Mr. and ilyn and Bob, of Atwood.
Mrs. Michael Connolly. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roney
Gregory Charles, son of Mr. visited his mother, Mrs, Albert
and Mrs, Ivan Eickmeier, was Roney, on Sunday.
baptized during the Sunday Marjory Ann Simpson, daugh-
morning • service at St. . Peter's ter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Simp-
Lutheran Church by Pastor son, who has spent the ,past
Brill, with Miss Glenda, Miller, five weeks with her aunt and
Larry Muegge, Janice McGill uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
and Fred Eickmeier, the spon- Roney, returned to the home
sors, along with the parents. of her parents on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sawyer Miss Joan Britton returned to
and'Robifie,' of Mitchell"' with her•'school in" Galt, and Miss
Mr, and Mrs. Gary Sholdice on Nancy Larinin to Woodstock o
Sunday. Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. Keith McGill, With Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bur -
Janice and Robert, of Mitchell, chill recently were Mr. and Mrs.
with Mr. „and Mrs.. Ivan Eick- Ken Burchill, Jeffery, Dr. and
meier on Sunday. Mrs, Wadland, Woodstock, and
Two bouquets of mixed flow- mother, Mrs. M. Smith.
ers were on the altar of St. Mr. and Mrs. George Pepper
Peter's Lutheran Church on and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gordon
Sunday in memory of Philip called on Mrs. Mary Malcolm
Rock, who passed away one year on Tuesday,
ago. They were placed by his Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burchill
wife and family, entertained some of their
friends New Year's Eve.
• Mr, Jack Britton, from Grand-
view, Man:, son of Mr. and Mrs:
Carman Britton, visited with his
•uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs."
Britton, over the
AUXILIARY masbholidays, and left onCTues-
day, his cousin, Mr. Ken Brit-
ton, going home with him for
a few weeks' holidays. Ken wilt
also visit Mr: and Mrs. Vern
Britton in Killarney, his uncle
and aunt.
Mr, and Mrs, Wilfred Annis
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
sell Ische, Stratford, and Mr.
and Mrs, Alvin Cole and fam-
ily, Staffa, with Mr. and Mrs.
John Templeman for New
Year's. '
Mr. end Mrs. George Mitchell
and family visited Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. George Kers-
lake and William; Staffa.
LOCAL BRIEFS
Mrs. Lnlly Mark, Of
Columbia, who has sp
past five weeks visit
mother, Mrs. George
and brothers and sister
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Co
Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. R
Hell, of Clinton, and Mr
Connell, of London, left
home on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John D.
an, of Brighton, Mich.,
ed the funeral of his
Bob Thompson, of Clinto
also visited with ,Mr, d
John M. cCowan.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd . Co
Dutton, visited with his b
Mr, A. W. Corby, over th
end.
Mrs. George Cameron
Christmas in Kitchen
London,
Mrs. R. Elgie, who sp
past few weeks in the C
West, has returned hom
Mrs, Ferne Patterson,
spent the past two mon
Petrolia, has returned ho
Miss Susan McLean h
turned to McGill Uni
where she is a student
year Arts.
Mr, Gordon Wilson, o
ronto, spent Sunday wit
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson.
Mrs. Norman Ireland,
spent the past month wit
sister, Mrs. Mae Dorrance
for her home in Lethb
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Dolens McCuaig
Miss Janet Wilson leave
week for Florida, where
will spend a vacation:
Mr. Clare Haney and
sons, who have spent the
three weeks visiting friend
relai"ives in the area, leav
California on Thursday.
British'.
ent • the
ing her
Connell,
s -in-law,
nnell, of
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Cecil
for her
McCow-
attend-
cousin,
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WOMEN'S
HOSPITAL
• Mr. and Mrs. Jack 'Balfour
had their daughter, Marjorie,
from London, and son, Bill, for
Christmas,
Mr,' and Mrs. Dalton Malcolm
spent Sunday • with Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Gibb and family, of
Glencoe.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bowman
visited on Sunday, with Mrs,
Mary Malcolm: . '
FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE
The January meeting of the
Friendship Circle of First Pres-
byterian Church was held at
the home of •Mrs, W. A. Hod-
gert, The president, Mrs. Anne
Carnochan, opened the meet-
ing ,with a poem, "Thoughts For
the New Year." The Scripture
lesson was read by Mrs. Joyce
Miller and prayer was given by
Mrs. Donna Smith. Annual re-
ports were read by the secre-
tary, Mrs, Ruth Stewart, and
the treasurer, Mrs. Joyce Mil-
ler. Miss Brenda Hodgert fave
ored with two piano selections.
A Bible quiz was conducted by
the president and a "Famous
Quotation" contest by Mrs. Shea
ila Morton.
The February meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. June
Greenan with Rev. D. 0. Fry
as guest speaker,
•
speaker.
After adjournment lunch was
served by Mrs. Grace Cornish,
-Mrs Margaret 'Curings, -Mfrs,
opal Do'bsoil Mrs Vyonno Etue
and Mrsif:.„ Betty Dove0V' rau
es .
StanIey Coupe
Wed: 50 Years
MR. AND MRS. HARVEY TURNER
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Turner
celebrated their fiftieth wedding
anniversary on December 30th,
whenfriends and relatives call-
ed to extend best wishes and
congratulations. They received
Warriors
Continue
Win Series
Winthrop Warriors skated to
an impressive 8-6• victory over
Mildmay Monarchs in a WOAA
Intermediate hockey game in
Seaforth on Monday night. •
Mildmay led 3-2 after the forst
period, but Winthrop roared
backto grab a 7-4 lead at the
end of the .second.
Art Strong and Arthur Mur-
ray led the Warrior attack, fir-
ing two goals each, with sin-
gles by Jim Strong, Winston
Powell, Ray Powell and Don
Achilles.
H. Dosman scored twice for
Mildmay, with W. Nelsen, John-
stone, Weiler. and 'Fortney add-
ing singles.
This was an important vic-
to .-fpr., Win:throe, ..as. ,.Mildmay,.
are a "C" team and Winthrop
are "D", but mainly because
the only game the Warriors
have lost to date was to Mild-
may, in the, opening game of
the season.,
Here Monday
The next Warrior home game
will be Monday, Jan. 18, when
the Atwood Huskies. will be in
town" to renew •a rivalry which
has existed between these two
teams for years.
.It is hoped that the local
fans will come out and give the
Warriors a little support in
their home games, as the atten-
dance to date has been nearly
non-existant.
IVIILDMAY — Goal, Harrison;
defence, Wendt, D. Neisen,
Fedy; forwards, Armstrong., Dos -
man, Weiler, B. Neisen, W. Nei-
sen, Helw•ig, Fortney, Walters,
Johnston. •
WINTHROP — Goal. Flynn.;
defence, A. Strong, Maloney,
Dolmage. Achilles; forwards,
Murray, Malone:, Moylan, J.
Strong, R. Powell, W. Powell,
Love, Varley, Allen,
First Period -1. Mildmay, W.
Neisen (Walters, Fedy) 1:55. 2.
Mildmay. Dosman (Armstrong)
13:56. 3. Mildmay, Dosman
(Armstrong, ,. Fedy) 14:27. 4.
Winthrop, J.,Strong (R. Powell?'
W. Powell) 14:59; 5. Winthrop,
W. Powell (Maloney) 18:48.
Penalties—None,
Second Period -6, Winthrop,
(A. Strong) .10; 7. Mildmay,
Johnston (W. Neisen) 4:14; 8.
Winthrop, Murray (Moylan),
11:46; 9. Winthrop, Murray (Ma-
lone, Moylan) 12:02; 10. Win-
throp, R. Powell (A. Strong)
12:57; 11, Winthrop, A. Strong
(Malone, Moylan) 18:45.
Penalties—W. ,Neisen 4:35,
B. Neisen 15:35.
Third Period -12, Winthrop,
Achilles (W. Powell, J. Strong)
3:25; 13. Mildmay, Weiler (Dos -
man, Armstrong)' 6:20; 14, Mild-
may, Fortney • (Helwig, B. Nel-
sen) 18:12,
Penalties -- Wendt (5 min.)
2:40; Dolmage (5 aurin.) 2:40;
Wendt 8:00; Wendt 11:30; J.
Strong 14:01.
Too Late To Classify
F'OR RENT—Three-room apart-
ment, furnished, gas heated. Ap-
plY Carl Dalton, Railway St.,
Seaforth, 55x1
FOR SALE -31 pigs, 9 weeks
old. John Nigh, RR 4, Seaforth,
phone 527-0286, ' 55-1
FOR SALE -1962 O1.dnmobile. 2 -
door hardtop, power steering
and brakes, radio, new white-
wall tires, Excellent condition
throughout. Jack Lane, RR 5,
Seaforth, phone Dub1jm 107 R
17, 55-1
FOR SALE -10 pigs, 9 weeks
old, L. Oakley, RR 2, Walton,
phone Dublin, 24 R 24. 55-1
FOR SALE--Wnrdnoite, 4' c 6';
1 -double ibed and opringa, Phone'
527x3631, 55x1
FOR SALE—Sturgy�e yMiilker,+and;
., 4 'In u•, w�, Jt`
many beautiful cards, gifts,
flowers and a message of con-
gratulations from Hon. C. S.
MaeNaughton; and a scroll from
the Government of Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Turner have one
son, Wilmer, and two daugh-
ters, Irene and Dorothy, Mrs.
Robert Taylor, RR 3, Hensall,
A family . dinner was held on
New Year's Day when their
family, also Mr. and Mrs. Nel-
son Reid, and Mr. and: Mrs.
Jack Mustard and family, of
Brucefield, were present for
the occasion. 1
The couple were married at
the home of the bride's par-
ents, Varna; on December 30,
1914, by the late Rev, Johnston.
The bride is the former Janie
Stewart, daughter of the late
Walter Stewart and Lucinda
Stephenson, The groom is the
son of the Iate James Turner
and Margaret Webster.
The bridal attendants of fifty
years ago were the bride's sis-
ter, Mrs. Nelson Reid, and the
late George Stephenson,
The couple settled on their
farm, lot 6, concession"7, Stan-
ley Township, where they con-
tinue to reside.
DUBLIN
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ryan
and Mr.- and Mia. .roseph Jor-
daxl in London. ,,
Mr. Mancer Brown, of Mat-
tagami with Mrs. Brown and
family.
Mrs. Joseph Melady in Galt -
with Mrs. Alin Murray.
Mr. Eddie Arnold of Carthage
with friends in the village.
Miss Karen Dill, London, at
her home.
Mrs. Anthony and Mrs. Scrim-
egour,' Stratford, with Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald holland.
Cars have every convenience
—except a bushbutton to lower
payments,
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN OR
SALESLADIES
Required for thy-Seaforth area. Experience not necessary,
but must have neat appearance and. automobile, The broker
pays for all advertising, stationery and signs. Commissions
are divided evenly. We have been established for the past
five years and are presently covering everything west of
London with the exception of a few towns. We will be
very pleased to discuss this in full by letter or phone. Apply to
GEORGE R. JOHNSTON, Realtor,
Box 249, WEST LORNE, ONTARIO
Phone 768-1170
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NEED RUBBER STAMPS?
c Dial 527-0240 -- Seaforth
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