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Honor Bride-EIed.
At Shower. Series
Miss Margaret Ann (Peggy)
Alexander, bride -elect of Satur-
day, July 31, has been feted at
several presentations prior to
• her marriage. Mrs. Harry Klub-
gel was hostess at her' home,
when the staff of the Queens-
way Nursing Home presented
her with a .kitchen; shower.'
Mrs. Glen Nixon was hostess
for a miscellaneous shower at
• her home, attended by thirty
• relatives, with floral decorations
in pink and white motif, Con-
tests were under direction of
Mrs. Robert Kerslake.
A community shower was
held for her Tuesday evening
in Cavan United Church, Win-
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thrtp. She was the recipient
of mahy lovely gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor
were surprised Wednesday eve-
ning, when twenty neighbors
acrd friends met at their home
to present them with a purse
of Money prior to leaving to
take up residence in Exeter at'
the end of July. Mr. Harry Hor-
ton spoke briefly and made the
presentation. Mrs. E. Chip:
chase was in charge of ar-
rangements.
Miss Linda Mock is a patient
in Toronto General Hospital, in
the Private Patients' Pavilion.
Mr. P. 'L. McNaughton is a
patient in Clinton Public Hos-
pital.
Hodgert Clan
The 40th annual reunion of
the Hodgert clan was held at
Queen's Park, Stratford, with
an attendance of 80 from var-
ious_ ,parts, including Chatham,
Toronto, Mt. Clemens, London,
Owen Sound,' Seaforth, Exeter,
Kirkton and Hensall.
The sports committee, in
charge of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Hodgert and Mr. and Mrs. Elgih
Luxton,, conducted sports: Old-
est lady present, Mrs. Ada
Webster; oldest man, Mr. John
Bray; youngest, Faye Gaiser.
The following were elected
for 1966: Honorary president,
Garfield 'Hodgert, Regina, Sask.;-
president, James Hodgert, Exe-
ter; secretary, Mrs. Allan Ol-
son, London; treasurer, Mrs.
Whitney Coates, Centralia; table
committee, Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald Bray, Mr. • and Mrs.. Ross
Hodgert, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Cann; sports committee, Mr.
and Mrs. Reg Hodgert, Lillian
Hodgert, Agnes Bray.
The 1966 picnic will be held
at Stratford the second Wed-
nesday in July,
Mr. and Mrs. John Soldan and M,. and Mrs, Harry 04 0
sons, 'Patrick and Miielilael, of Mich* 'and Billy are on a twq
Zurich; Miss Sharon Lightfoot, weeks' vacation. • -
Centralia, and Rill Hoffman, of Allan Reid is holidaying with
Dashwood, returned from a relatives in Tiverton.
trip to the west coast Wednes- Miss Mary Payne, of Londod},,
day evening.. They travelled spent the weekend at her home
over 8,000 miles by day. Al- here. •
though they witnessed much . Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Little. and
beautiful scenery in the Sel- Cheryl visited with their daugh-
kirks and Rockies,, the farming' ter, Marcia,. at Blenheim over
areas in both Canada and the the weekend.
Northern States impressed them Miss Patsy Van Wieren,, • of
most. The ,only dry part seen? Hensall, is holidaying this week
in the • Rig Bend Country in with her aunt and uncle, Mr,'
Washington State.; the western and Mrs'. --.Harry Van Wieren.
part of this area is irrigated. Mrs. T. Lavender, District
Canada's northwestern areas Commissioner; Mrs. Bob Hair -
are • beautiful , and have pro- er, Captain of Hensall Girl
spects of good crops; although, Guides, and Jane Smith and
as in 'Ontario, the seeding was Margie, Allan, Girl Guides, are
late. "' camping this week at Glen Mac,
The highlight of their trip near Seaforth.
was the stop -offs they had with Mrs. William Kyle, who has
cousins in Amenia, N.D.., Okan-
agan and Seattle, Washington,
and Edmonton„ Alta.
Hensall
Girls 'Win
Thursday night the Hensall
girls squad travelled to Brus-
sels, where they •lost the game
by 16-7 to another experienced
club.
They redeemed themselves,'
however, on Monday night . at
Winthrop by winning that game
10-7.
Friday, July 23, lienal]. goes
to Brucefield, and Monday, July
26, Hensall will host Brucefield.
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Merner Reunion
The 13th annual Merner re-
union was. held' Sunday at the
Lions Park, Seaforth. Swim-
ming was enjoyed by the chil-
dren and a softball game by
the young people was a high-
light of the afternoon. About
100 sat. down to a delicious pic-
nic supper, after . which elec-
tion of officers was held, con-
ducted by president Roy Brock.
Officers for 1966: President,
Hulbert Schilbe, Zurich; first
vice-president, Ron Stuckhardt,
Zurich; secretary -treasurer, Mrs.
Byran Kyle, Hensall.
.Those atten,ding came from
Bayfield, Exeter, Dashwood,
Kitchener, Zurich, Detroit, Clin-
ton ,Elora, Mitchell, London
and Windsor.
Mr, ,and Mrs. Ed;. Little are
leaving this weekend for E e-
ven, Sask., where he will man-
age a sales lot for Dennis Por-
ter. A life-long, resident".of the
village, Mr. Little was former-
ly on the staff of General Coach,
Works here.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cook.
and family are vacationing 'at
Turnbull'sa .Grove.
Mrs. Jack Consitt,.Larry, Bil-
ly and Dwight spent last week
vacationing at the Shepherd
cottage, at Ipperwash.
Mrs. May Gates, of Burling-
ton, was a weekend guest with
Mrs. Pearl Passmore.
Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Pyette and
Jane have returned from a
pleasant vacation at Honey Har-
bour', Ont. "
Union services were observ-
ed in Carmel Presbyterian
Church Sunday with Hensall
United, Church: Rev. John C.
Boyne, minister, for his sermon
topic, spoke on "Is ^Christ's
Teaching Impractical?"
Dr. J. C. Goddard and John
are attending the World's Fair
in New York. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dilling,
of Sarnia, are on a vacation in
Europe for eight weeks. Upon
their return they will take up
residence in Scarborough, where
Mr. Dilling will be educational
consultant on the Scarborough
School Board. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs.. Wilbert Dilling,
of Hensall. -
Miss Sandra'°Troyer, a gradu-
ate of Wells Academy, London,
has accepted a position with
Clarkson & • Gordon,. chartered
accountants, London.
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Seaforth
been a patient in Clinton Hos-
Intal, has returned to Iie>r- IOpae
in Kippen after`, spending sortie
time with her daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and -Mrs. Harold.
Caldwell and, Jamie, in Hen-
:sail.
Mr.' and Mrs. Victor Blatch-
ford, of Rock Glen, Arkona,
was a guest the past week with
Mrs. C. L. Jinks. They are " on
a vacation tour for the sum-
mer, having sold their home in
Arkona.
Catharine,.. Anne Christie, Jilt
Drysdale end „Jackie Simmons
are spending this week attend-
ing Huron Presbytery Camp at
Goderich.
Mr. aneMrs. Bartlett,
of Thamesford, visited recently
with Mr. and• Mrs. Harry Snell
and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mc-
Queen.
Mrs. George Follick, is a pa-
tient in Clinton Hospital. '
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NEWS OF BRODHAGEN
Picnic Group Honors
Mr., Mrs. Beuerman
The Community Forum Group
met at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lew Hicks last Tuesday
evening with ,24 attending 'for
a, surprise ' farewell - gathering
prior to their leaving to reside
at RR 5, . Bolton, th end of this
d
month, after residing here for
almost 12 years. The evening
was spent in playing progres-
sive euchre and a social hour.
Euchre winners were Mrs. Har-
old Mogk, Russell Sholdice,
Mrs. Lew Hicks and Lew Hicks.
An address was read by Mrs.
Sholdice and the presenta-
on of a lamp was in charge
o rs. Robert French, Mrs,
Dalton • Hinz and Mrs. Ed.
Scherbarth, Sr. Lunch,°'was serv-
ed by the ladies.
ST. COLUMBAN
Hold Reunion,
The annual reuoion of the
late Mr; and Mrs. Henry Beuer-
man family was held at the
farm . home . of Mr, and Mrs.
Ross .Leonhardt 'with about 55
present. Ross Leonhardt was
the president for ,4965 and con-
ducted the business, assisted by
Ross Kahle, the secretary, and
Robert Beuerman..the treasur-
er. Each gave their reports.
The executive for 1966 are
as follows: Hostess, Mrs. -Toledo
Beuermann, "`Waterloo, along
with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Col-
bo'orne, Toronto; secretary, Bob
Smyth, Toronto; treasurer,
Floyd Clark, Mitchell; sports,
Diane and Larry Beuerman,
Seaforth. "
. The results of the 1965 sports
and races; conducted by Mr.
and , Mrs. Roy Beuerman and
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beuerman,
London, were as follows: Pre-
school candy scramble; boys,
7 years and under, Paul Beuer'-
man, Glen Kahle; girls, 7 years
and under, Phyllis Beuerman, been holidaying with her ,cou
Nancy Clark; boys, 9 years and sink, Shirley and Lynda Gibb
under, Paul Beuerman, Doug- at Glencoe.
las BLftierman; girl's, 8 years. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Buuck
and. under, Debbie Chambe}s and David, .of Milverton, with
and Susan Beuerman; boys, 12
years and under, John Cham-
bers, Kim Leonhardt; girls, 14
years, Susan Kahle; rope race.
Ross Kahle, Heather Beuerman:
Miss Mary Malone, Windsor,
with Joseph Malone and 'fam-
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond'Smith
and children, Kitchener, with
Mrs. Thomas Purcell.
Mr. and Mrs, Tom Sloan and
family, Cornwall, with Mr. and -
Mrs. James Sloan.
Rev: John Stapleton, C.S.B.,
Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs..
Joseph Kale and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray,
Jr., and children, Sarnia, with
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray.
Miss Karen Kale is spending•
the week in Kitchener.
' Miss Jeanne Melady home af-
ter spending several weeks in
Mexico.
John Shea, Vincent Murray
and Louis O'Reilly in London
attending a Retreat,
Miss Luella Moylan, Kitchen-
er, with Mr. and Mrs. John
Moylan.
Mr. and Mrs. John C,ollins,
Mark and Julie, Detroit, with
relatives.
Miss Janet O'Reilly in Lon-
don with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Walsh. •
Mrs, Gilbert Murray in Peter-
borough with. Mr. and 'Mrs.
Leon Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. , John McQuaid,
St. Thomas, with Mr. and -Mrs,
Joseph Burke.
BRUCEFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. John Moffatt
and Mrs. Walter Moffat are vis-
iting with 'Miss Eleanor Fisher
and Dr, Murray Fisher and
Mrs. Fisher This week.
Mr. and Mrs. _Wm.' Burdge
and family left Saturday on a
two-week vacation up north,
Mr. and Mrs. Norris $unary
and their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Aiken,
are holidaying in Halifax, N.S.
The sympathy of the com-
Piunity is extended to Mrs.
Frank Wright and ,family In
the loss of a husband and fathv
er, the late Mr. Frank .,Wright.
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chener, . Mrs. Diss is a sister.
of Earl Trutter. Mr. and Mrs.
Trutter and family and other
relatives attended the funeral
in Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rock,- of
Kitchener, visited her. sister,
Mrs. Albert Querengesser, re-
cently.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mogk
are visiting their,. son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and. Mrs:
Carman Mogk, in St. Thomas,
and last Wednesday- the latter
celebrated their 15th wedding
anniversary.
• Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pauli
and family, of Detroit, are holi-
daying at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Wurdell.
Diane and Danny' McFarlane,
of Stratford, are holidaying
with their uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Mogk.
Miss Shirley Trentowsky,
Reg.N., of London, is holiday-
ing with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Trentowsky. -
Joyce,• June, Wanda and
Billy Vock, , of Stratford, with
Mr. and Mrs• • Robert French on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. -Russell. Shol-
dice, Mr. and -Mrs. Gary Shol-
dice and, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Snell, from. here, attended the
wedding reception of .Fern
Querengesser, and Barry Sieg-
ner at Tavistock arena on Fri-
day evening.
Lieut. Clayton Ahrens home
from Ipperwash Army Camp
on Sunday.
Walter Muegge has returned
home from Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, Seaforth, and . Carl Rose
returned from Stratford Hospi-
tal after being in a" tractor. -car
accident.
Miss Glenda Dickison has
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Buuck.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Shol-
dice, of Scarboro, With Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Sholdice on Sun-
day, and on Saturday they at -
airplane race, Larry. Beuerman_ tended 'the wedding of Ruth'
and Sandra Rock; banana' race, ,Taylor. and Gilbert McNeil, at
Douglas Colbourne, Muriel I Kincardine. •
Smyth; frozen bubble gum. Su- Mr. and Mrs. R. Sholdice 'and
san Kahle; elimination, . Alf Mrs. W. L. Querengesser visit-
Beuerman; lucky plate, Toledo ed Mr. and Mrs. David•Shold•ice,
Beuerman; song •guessing, Di- Walton.
ane Beuerman; guessing 'cher- Mrs.' Boris Bruder, of Kutch-
ries, Robert Beuerman; young- : ener, with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
est child, Scott. Colbourne, son Rock.
of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Col- Mr. and Mrs: Ray Beuerman
bourne, Toronto. and Michelle. of Mitchell. ac -
Mr. and dsIrs. Dan Beuerman,
wild' recently celebrated their
45th wedding anniversary, were
each presented with corsages
by Florence Beuerman in hon-
or of the occasion.
Bowlers Compete
Four teams of the swing
bowling club competed with
four teams of the Zion Luther-
an Church swing bowlers at
ptratford last Wednesday eve-
ning, The prizes for Brodhag-
en bowlers went to William
Diegel, Mrs. Reuben• Buuck,
George Diegel and Mrs• Martin
Dietz.
Jeffrey Donald Beuerman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald- Beuer-
man, was baptized at St. Peter's
Lutheran Church on Sunday by
Pastor Kappes, with Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Machan and Mr.
and' Mrs, kenneth Siemon, the
sponsors, along with the par-
ents; also Michael William
Getke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron-
ald Getke, with Mr. and Mrs.
Roy McEwan and Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Rose, the sponsors,
along with. the parents.
Potted plants. were in the
chancel of the church on Sun-
day from the funeral of Edward
Wardell, • which was held here
on Friday.
Pastor and Mrs. Kappes and
members of the Luther League
held a picnic at Port Franks
and Ipperwash on Sunday -
The sympathy of the com-
munity is extended fo Mrs.
Jonas liittmer and Mrs. Wm.
Hoppenroth, in the death . of
their brother, Edward Wurdell;
also to his wife, .Mrs. Edward
Wurdell arid' family: Harold,
Gordon and Mervin. The fun-
eral was held here on Friday.
Relatives here received word
df the sudden death of Robert
Diss, 45, at Fergus Hospital,
Husband of the former Florence
Trutter. They. resided lit Hit-
companied Mr. nand Mrs. Man=
uel Beuerman on Saturday and
attended the wedding reception
of Mr, and Mrs. Simon Sanglois
(Vicki Chessel). Gederich.' Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Beuerman, of
Lonn; also attended.
MY. and Mrs. Dalton Hinz and
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hinz. spent
Sunday at Three Point Farms,
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Mr. and Mrs: Herman Radke
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Edwin Scherbarth for the week-
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Mr, Ray Scherharth of Toron-
to snent a week's holidays at
the home of his narents Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Scherbarth.
Roser Sholdice attended a
banquet and social e-en'n' at
the $irks House in Mitchell nn
Monday evening for his man-
.aeer, Mr. -Wilfred Penela- of
the. Toronto -Dominion P,iek
Mitchell. who iS ret'r'o" frOur,
the hank this th'enth. -
Mr. and -Mrs Oscar T;llie.. en
•Ja„'.,e of T<iteheeer. a' 1
'Misses Darlene a"d Flizahe}h
RIligsen. RR 2. Walton„ with
Mrs. Ernest EIligsen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kressler.
of Stratford. visited her sister.
Mrs. W. L. Querengesser, re-
cently.•
( Mrs. Fred Harlon' and Mr•.
Albert Malcha visited'. at the
same home and 'also with Mrs-
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OBITUARIES
MRS. ANNIE PINKNEY
Mrs. Annie Pinkney died in
HuronvieW, Clinton, on Thurs-
day.' She was 82. .
The former Annie Clark, she
was the widow of Joseph Wil-
liam Pinkney. She was born in
Seaforth,, where he parents car-
ried on a grocery business for
'many years.
She is survived by sons Carl,
Detroit; Lorne -and Floyd, To-
ronto; Glen, Ottawa; and a
daughter, Mrs. A. M. Homuth,
Goderich. Interment was in
Maitlandbank cemetery.
MRS. JAMES A. THO
MSoN
A lifetime resident of the
Brucefield area, Barbara Isabel
Thomson, passed away at Hur-
onview,, Clinton, on July 8th,
at the age of 77 years. She was
bbrn on concession 2 of Tuck-
ersmith, a daughter • of Mr. and
Mrs. ,.,Tames Chesney.
She was the wife of James
Alexander Thomson, and is
survived by one son, James
Alexander Thomson, Bruce -
field. She was a member of
Brucefield United Church and
of Clinton Rebekah Lodge. ,.
Funeral service was from the
Ball and Mutch . funeral home,
Clinton, on July 10. Rev. E. T.
Roulston, -Exeter, was in charge,
and interment was in Baird's
cemetery, Stanley Township.
Pallbearers vere Bruce Mc-
Othiehey, Dean Aldwinkle, Bill.
e:u
Caldwell, Ken Scott. Ken Mc-
Cowan and - Walter Baird.
Flower»earers were. Milton
Schreiber, Walter McBeth, Glen
Swan and Roy Leppington,
Persons who came from a
distance to attend, the funeral
service were W. 'd. Hogan, Buri
lington; Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Hogan, Toronto, and Miss ,Pa-
tricia Wallace, London.
MRS. MARION E. WEY
Mrs. Marion Elizabeth Wey,
85, formerly of the Ethel, Moles-
worth °and Listowel areas, died
Sunday at Clinton. She was the
widow of George Wey, who died
in 1951, and was the former
Marion Campbell, of Grey
Township. She was a member
of Ethel Presbyterian Church.
Surviving are two .daughters,
Mrs. Clifford (Margaret) Hill -
strand, Erickson, Man., and
Miss Elizabeth, of Portage La
Prairie; one son, Campbell
Wey, McKillop. Township, and
four grandchildren.
The funeral was held at 2:00
p.m. Tuesday at the R. S. Box
funeral home, Seaforth, con-
ducted by Rev. D: 0. Fry.
Burial was in Molesworth
cemetery. Pallbearers were
Heghes .Armstrong, Mitchell;
George Campbell, Robert Ben-
nett,, Listowel; Clarence Gibson,
Fordwich; Jack Finkbeineri
Whillens Corners, . and James
•Skeoch, Goderich. •
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