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The Huron Expositor, 1976-11-25, Page 4Burnout for card In Columban rktult. A gift of lot r NI other (.4M1s. I )i mond Sr Stone Ring. FULL HOUSE FOR HAM AND EGGS — A gooa crowd packed the Hibbert United Church hall last week for the ham, eggs and homemade baked bean supper organized .and served by the men of The church. Eggs were cooked to order for each diner and service and food were reported to be good. (Expositor Photo) Cromarty has auction • • 1973 LUXURY LEMANS • Four door, brown with matching iryterior, 350, automatic transmission, r1 power steering, power brakes, radio, white wail tires, wheel covers, body • side molding. Very low mileage. Lic. DHU 366. • • • • • e • a a • • • Std • 0 S • 0 40 •a • OPEN EVERY NIGHT-AND ALL DAY SATURDAY TO SERVE YOU 0, 1972 PINTO RUNABOUT • 0. • • • .5 WEST END GARAGE Of MITCOILL LTD. YOUR PONTIAC-BUICK GMC DEALER 82 HURON ST 348 8458 GMAC FINANCING • • Pour cylinder engine, automatic' transmission, radio, mag wheels, rally S stripe. Chestnut brown with matching interior. low mileage. Lic. JNS 818.' • go No % do go GaING CONCERN • You always come out ahead' • • • a • sM-0 (Ion Shaffer t3olnick Ark . "ListerT lo Radio CJCS for further cieicils" 1111 • :0. - 40 0 440 0'444 • • *I -46, it 444 0' kt OgOn. K neri mark married 44T E ;MORON. OKNISITOft, NPVEMBEFI g5, 1976. ' }::,,ears Correspondent 'Mrs. Lavern Wolfe Congraiulations to Mr. and Mrs, .outran Kistner who cele- brated their 50th Wedding Anni- Yersary Saturday evening at when friends, relatives and neighbours gathered at the Orange Hall in Mitchell for a social evening when 'progressive euchre was enjoyed. Sunday the family treated their parents with an a ersary dinner at the home 4if their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wassman in Mitchell. Norman and Anna were married November 18, 1926 at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brod- hagen by Pastor Alberta. Their attendants were Mrs. Della Siemon, Mitchell, a sister. of the bride and Fred Kistner of Brod- hagen. a brother of 'the groom. Mr. Kistner is a son of the late Mr, and M-rs. Adam Kistner. The former Anna Gloor is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Gloor. Following their marriage, they lived between Brodhagen and Bornholm where Mr. Kistner was 'well known as a carpenter and, mason. They have three children, a son, Glen of Stratford and two daughters, Mrs, Floyd (Helen) Wassmann, and Mrs. Ben (Joan) Boyd of Southampton and four grandchildren. A large number of messages, cards of congratulations were received from relatives,' friends and neighbours, as well as local, provincial and federal politicians. There was a basket of flowers placed in St. Peter's' Lutheran Church,r Brodhagen, Sunday morning, from the funeral of Fred Dipple. of Mitchell. Mr. Dipple was a member of the Brodhagen band and also sang and led the choir in St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen, We are glad to hear Ivan Eickmeier who was a patient in Stratford General Hospital, has Over forty dollars'was raised as the result of a silent auction following the November meeting of the Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary. Jean Carey wa,s auctioneer for the event which featured crafts, sewing, baking. plants and produce. Mrs, Lorne Elliott, presided for the meeting which opened with Eternal Father, Strong to Save. Mrs. Norman Harburn led in the responsive reading of Psalm 22. The roll call on Remembrance was answered by ten members and three visitors. Mrs. Carter Kerslake, assisted by Mrs. Eldon Allen, presented the study book on the Christian Conference of Asia (CCA) which is a conference of churches from Pakistan to Japan including New Zealand and Australia. Their priorities are to deal with hunger. human rights living theology, Hymn 318, Blest Be the Tie, was sung. Mrs. Frank Hamilton gave a Remembrance Day topic, Two Minutes a Year is Not Enough..The meeting closed with 0 God. 'Our Help-in Ages Past, and prayer. being the opposition. The pee wee's made a good showing last year winning several trophies. I understand they are playing home games in Seaforth. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Bas Lane,. Toronto called on his sister, Mrs. Mary Moylan and brother Joe A. and Vine one day last week. Miss Catherine Moylan with her mother, motored to betroit and visited relatives there on the weekend. Larry Brenneman, Kitchener called on us one day last week only to find us away, sorry Larry. Call again. Subscribers from a distance • • • • • • a • • SEAFORTH JEWELLERS • • I. • 6 • • NA Neighbours,- friends ;and relk' George Miller ara tetryto" hat, he is a, patient iu ''Seaforth Cornnittnity..HOSpititl; Where „he wasi,ritShed:.'by We . WiSklilin a speedy ecoVe in.Stratford Oeiteraf telwitrf r.6,0 "Lord Keep us Steadfast in our word," was sung as the opening hymn of the November meeting of LC, W. The theme of the evening was. dealing with devils, demons, exorcism, superstition and the forces of God vs. forces of the devil. Scripture lession, 1 Corinthians 3: 1-16 was read by Mrs. Robert Robinson. Psalm ,46 was read responsively with Mrs. Edgar Elligson leading. The offering, was received followed by 'singing "We give thee but thine own." "A mighty force is our God" was sung as introduction to the topic of the evening. Pastor A. Horst gave an interesting talk on • the subject, relating to the book, Satan is alive and well on the planet earth. Minutes and correspondence were read. Several courtesy remarks were received in regards to hostessing the Western District Assembly recently, also, the.. minutes and financial reports of the Women's Auxiliary of Waterloo Lutheran .seminary were reviwed. Treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Mervin Leonhardt. A substantial sum was voted to the church improvement fund toward the washrooms which were recently renovated. An additional gift is to be forwarded to the L.C.W. Synodical budget. 4 donation was given to the Chambera of Commerce for hall use at the time of the Assembly. December 14 was the date chos6 for the annual Christmas social. The visiting committee reported several calls made by Brodhagen personals Lavern ...Wolfe attended the funeral of Fred Dipple and Charlie Workman, both on Wednesday in .Mitchell. Pastor Vernon Threinen officiated for both funerals. Visitors with Mr. andiM• rs. Manuel Beuerman were -Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sholdice from Strat- ford. They also called 'on Mrs. Katie Querengesser and Alf on Sunday. With Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe were. Wm. Steven and a neighbour, Fred Brown, both frotit tketer. At the same home wo Mrs. Ordelia McCloy, Strat- ford; who also called on Mr. and MrS. Robert French. Mrs, Karl Schuessler enjoyed visiting het mother lit Loothig, Miehigan tOPI, few dayS. • 6 Minister speaks to LCW returned to his home where he is convalescing. Mrs. John Vock accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eickmeier on Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ron Smith and Jacqui on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith visited at the same home. Sincere sympathy is expressed from the community to Lawrence Messerschmidt, formerly from Brodhagen vicinity, in the death of his wife, Emma. M. Messerschmidt, who passed away in the hospital on Monday morning, Nov ember IS. Sympathy is also extended to Mrs. Norman Bennewies and family, the former's sister-in-law. The funeral was held at Mt. Zion Lutheran Church, Thursday, November 18. Clergyman was Rev. Gerd E. Heldman. She was laid to rest in —Forest Lawn Cemetery. A large . nuttitl'er attended from this area. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown had the pleasure to spend the weekend with the latter's mother Mrs. Etta Armstrong in Melbourne. ' Mrs. Alice Tait, formerly from Brodhagen, attended the worship service at Seebach's HIll Lutheran Church. Alice's cousin's baby daughter, Sarah Elizabeth, daughter of John and Rosella, nee Connolly, was baptized. The godparents were Mr. and Mrs: Robert Wolfgram, Mitchell. The pastor is Robert Morley. Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe were not able to attend. Sincere sympathy is expressed to the family and especially to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gloor (Dora) in the death of her father, Eli Rapien, the oldest member of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Brodhagen. Mr. Rapien would have been 100 years old on Friday and his funeral was on Saturday. Mr. Rapien and his wife lived , in 'Brodhagen 27 years in Arsg,, different homei, last in the residence of Gordon Miller. Mrs. Harold Mogk, Mrs. Irvin Miller, Mrs. Ella Rose and Mrs. Minnie Vock, who volunteered to act in charge of this project. Since there were no birthdays reported, a favorite hymn "What Correspondent Vincent Lane What's going on in St. Columban? Well, first of all, there will be no election. Perhaps that's a sign of contentment, However I have been advised there will be ne Santa Clause Parade, due to restraints. Santa is advising you come to see him when in the vicinity. The "Oldtimers" held a very successful card party last u st day afternoon. Thanks to. our neighbouring clubs from the east and west; there was a good turnout for a starter. The village proper had a 99% turnout, but there are several from the country who can't drive a car if they had one, and others who have a car but no one to drive. Sometimes I think we oldies look and act like the weather - the high pressure systems and low pressure overtaking the high so it's a wait and, see situation. Remember you don't have to be 70 or 80 to join those clubs. In fact, like any other, we must have younger members otherwise we eventually run out of material. So regardless of age, you will certainly be welcome and I promise you will be home before dark. Note: Seaforth have theirs on the first Thursday of the month. St. Columban, the second Thursday, Dec. 9 coming up. 'Dublin pee wee hockey team which has several players front here, won the first gaine of the season yesterday, 7-4, Monkton may be wondering what happened to all that snow that I wrote about two weeks ago. Well it gradually disappeared and farmers that had work to do, had a fairly good 10 da , but it's snowing and blowing a ain today (Monday) but I'm not t happy with the Indian summere had if thatm rwaLd it. Mrs. O'Leary and Mike Doyle a -nded the Royal Wi nt er Fair Thursday to Friday , Barry LanPotind Tony Lane, London, attended the hockey game at Maple Leaf Gardens Saturday' night. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Marchand spent ,,the 'weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Murray attended the baptism of their great grandson in London on Sunday. Win euchre Prize winners at euchre: ' Ladies high, Mrs. M. Melady, low, Mrs. John Kerr, Seaforth; lone hands, • Mrs. Mary Ducharme; Men's high4,,- Mike McLaughlin, Dublin; 'low, Louis Feeney, Dublin; lone hand, Zack Ryan. THE CHEFS ARE READY — The cooks above were busy people at the hameaind egg supper put on by the men of Hibbert United 'Church in Staffa on Wednesday. - ' (Expositor Photo) . Ladies Gents Cardinal 00••• 4.41••• • a••• •••• •••••• •041.- S Four door hardtop, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, radio, full vinyl roof, only 7,900 miles. Lic. HNN 787. . 0 • • • • • • • • • 0, • • • • • The used car boom is on! And we're • having the biggest used car sale blast in our • history! You've got the Greed Light on any one 0 you set your sights on , .. with on-the-spot 0 financing .to get you out like a shot! , • • 1975 BUICK LESABRE • • 1973 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 Very sharp two door hardtop, V-8 enOne, automatic transmission, radio, electric rear defroster, power steering, power brakes. Lic. DHM 584. Our Christmas gift to you FREE 1977 LICENCE PLATES with every used car purchased between now and December 25/76. 4 te a S. friend we have in Jesus" was requested. followed by the doxology to end the meeting. Lunch. was served by Mrs. Boyd Driscoll and Mrs. Harold Elligsen to conclude a pleasant evening, eA14' COO' deck her ,vv- in diamonds for ChrOmat n, tot ri 1,‘