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4 'Tiie HORON FOCP ISITIOR.LOCYCIOER 1 1970
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Mrs. Louisa' jarnlotith en,1947 ed at the Mogk home.
sponsored the St..:Peters Frieda is now a resident in
Lutherhn Church "Oulletin for Mitchell at 192 $t. George
the month of September. &.• ip - one of Floyd
Those: •attending the Wassman's apartments.
Annual meeting of the Fiends of Mrs. Chara
Women's Auxiliary of .. Young will be PleaSed to hear
Waterloo. Ltithera n she has returned to her
home.
We are very proud of our
Brodhagen ladies Slo-Pitch
team who won the B Division
Championship. The coaches
were Tom Turner, and Dale
Bennewies. The trophy will
be placed in Brodhagen
Community Centre,
Bennewies was her brother
Mr. LawrenceMe3serschmidt
Kangas, his daughter Arlene
and grandaughter Susan and
Karen all of Detroit were
weekend- guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Mikel and all
attended Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Mikel 45th wedding
Anniversary. at• Sebringville
I Community Centre on
Sunday. •
Visiting with Mr, and Mrs,
Les.VeiterS,e.n. was Ray Hart,
London,'14i71 .1arelll Grove
and Mrs;. Lawrence •
Messerschmidt both of De-
troit-last week.
Correspondent
Mrs, Lavern Wolfe
345-2757
Stj p,,eter;s Lutheran
Church was beautifully) de-
coated for Harvest Home on
Sunday Morning. ,
The guest speaker was Mr.
Frank Wilsmith of Toroato. Seminary were .Mrs. Edwin
lie showed movies :an &herbal-tit, Mitchell, Mrs.
commented on orphanages Boyd Driscoll of Walton, Mrs
which the Christian fund !Annie bock and Mrs. 'Her-
op erates around the world. man Hinz..
Refreshments were' served ,r" Peiinnals
and a social hour was en- 'Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rock
joyed by all in the basement and Norman accompanied
of the church.' Gwen and BOris Bruder of
Friends of Stephen Horst Kitchener to Midland , and
will be sorry to hear he was a surrounding country side to
patient. in Seaforth Corn- see the colored leaves on
munity Hospital' when he had Sunday. Gwen and Boris had
his appendix removed, He just returned from a motor
returned to his home on Sat, trip to the North West
We are also pleased to , Territories. They travelled all
report that Mrs. Edgar El; the way to the Arctic Ocean.
ligsen has returned home Mr, IrwinKahle, who
from the same hospital. attended the funeral of his Pastor and Mrs. Rennick
Sincere syinpathy is ex- brother-in-law Jim, Elliot of attended the wedding of
tended from Brodhagen and Listowel, also visisted many their niece Mary Rennick and,
Community to the family of relatives and friends in the Ray Lingelbach in the U nited
Mrs. Marjorie Rose who surrounding district and cal- Church in Monkton,"
passed away-suddenly in the led. on his uncle and aunt, Saturday September the
Stratford General Hospital Mr. and Mrs. William Ben- 30th. The wedding dinner
on Sunday night after a long newies.' was held at the 13rodhagen
illnesc., She was_born at Mr s Laura Bailey of Community_ Centre, Pastor
Monkton accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Rennick also
and Mrs. Nelson Brodhagen visited with Mrs. La vern
to visit their sister, Mrs. Wolfe before the dinner.
°Melia Trentousky at the
Nursing Home in St. Marys
recently.
Gerry and Milton Bode
were guests with Mrs. Jim
Elliot, and Henry andNorma
Bode all of Listowel on
Sunday: Milton and Gerry
Bode also attended the
funeral of the late Jim Elliot.
The -Mogic light will be
missed after four generations
of the family having lived
Mr. and Mrs. William
Brown were .among those
who had a family get
together for their
grandaughter, Debbie and
her , husband and Wayne
Hansen of Strathroy. who are
;awing to Marathon.
St.Marys, Feb. 10th 1933.
She has resided in Logan
township since her marriage,
Nov. 24th 1950, She .is
survived by her husband
Martin and one son Cecil at
home. Her father and step-
mother are Mr. ,and Mrs.
Thomas J. Hoskin. Her
sisters are Constance, Mrs.
Gordon Moore; Sharon, Mrs.
Grant Vance of Stratford and
Brenda Mrs. Douglas Fern,
St. Marys and one brother
Ronald. She was pre-
deceased by her mother in
1973 . here. Many a good time was
MECO MY&
STANDARD FEATURES:
If you're looking to get
gas economy of only 6.5
litres per 100 kilometres*
out of your new wagon,
you won't get it in a
-Pinto; But you Will get it
with a new 21a And a
Pinto will make you pay
eYttaforfeatures that — —
are standard on a 210.
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R.R.4,
TRANSMI ON CHOICE
&INTERIOR ROOM:
You can't buy a Efonda
Civic wa,gon with an.
economical 5-speed
transmission. But you
can get it on the 210
Sports Wagon. And if
you want a roomy
interior, the 210'is more
than 8 inches longer
and 3 i wider than
thd`Civic.
Mrs. Joyce Eickmeier
died at the age of 63 years in
Vegreville, Alberta. Mrs.
Bekmeier, was the daughter
in-law of Edward Eickmeier,
formery from Mitchell and
area. Her husband William CUTTING IT CLOSE Joyce Hugill of has many uncles, aunts and
cousins in Mitchell and stir- Seaforth is cutting out a jacket at the sewing
rounding district. Sincere class held every week at .the S.DHS night
sympathy is extended to her school. (Expositor Photo)
family and relatives.
Visiting with Mrs. Adeline
Mitchell prin cipal praised
for. popular night school
principal of Mitchell District enjoyment for those Who
letter of praise from the ported.
1-ugh School has been sent a .. participate," Thompson re.
Don McKerlie, vice- proyiding enrichment and
Fbrth County Board of , • The - report—states-4 that
Education for his, part in when Mr. McKerlie becathe
building a popular night vice-principal in_1972, • the
• schoolprogram at the school. ' night school. program • had
A report to the board from been suspended for. several
Keith Thompson, super- yearS because of the ap-
intendent of. program.•..!• parent lack of• community
credited Mr. 1,,4 eK erlie's interest.
and
•
"imaginative, energetic . —Nevertheless, he
(McKerlie) readily accepted approach" to night
course development for the the challenge. of attempting
fact that by 1975; enrolment . to- revive it." •
had risen to over 400. From an enrolment peak of
439 in 1975, the numbers of Mr. .Thompson told the
hoard "there is evidence that people taking night courses
attending even ing courses dropped to 372 in 1976 'and
has become a way (if life for 253 last winter.
However, the. Mitchell I many residents of the
Mitchell area." even though night school program has
enirolnient figures have been consistently attracted more
"somewhat lower" in the students in the past few
past two years. years than either St. Marys
"The program has gene- or Listowel, both towns with
rated considerable corn- larger populations to draw
inanity spirit as well as from,
J. SPANJER MANUFACTURING
Mitchell
Manure Ptimps
Stabling
Elevator Legs
Mitchell 348-9104
Listowel enrolled 252
people in. 1975, 265 in 1976 .
and 182 in 1977.
The night school enrol-
ment in St. Marys has grown
from 45 in 1975 to 97 in 1976
and 147 in 1977.
This year Mr. McKerlie
cecided to turn the program
over to. Bart Brown, head
cfthe geography department
at the School.
Mr. BreWn said last week
that part of the reason for the
decrease in• enrolment has •
been that a lot of, the people
in. Mitchell who have wanted
to take courses have already
taken the ones they want..
Night school', begins,- on October 16.
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You ban turn a' 210 •
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The 210 Sports Wagon
gives you 12 cubic feet
more of it than the
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or packing—you're
better off in a 210!
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C U N"Tb.,s„D
Ouri,40DERICIII / Main Corner, CLINTON/Main Comer, SEAFORTH
he Dcrtsun 210 Sports Wagon
- new for '7.9. Add it up.
You're buying at least 2.0
fewer litres of gas'per 100 kilo-
metres* than you'd need- to with
- a Pinto. Plus a much longer list of
standard features.
You'rebetting a longer, leg-
roomier, wider interior than you'd
get in a Honda Civic wagon.
NI SAN)
The new -
in writing. s 000
local dealer.
IN rpAimiorTSUN You can get a gas-saving Datsun. See
5-speed transmission that it at your
the Civic wagon doesn't 210-510-SPORTRUCK-2008X-240zx
even offer. You're getting 12 cubic
feet more cargo capacity than
you'd get wtth the Corolla wagon.
For its economy price, the
'79 Datsun 210 Sports Wagon
adds up tb unbeotable.vcilue.
And Datsun dares to put its six
year anti-corrosion policy Fog
ERE'S MORE IRMA* IN A BATSON.
'bated Om Icib tests, ugng ariproved Transport Canada Mothads, Actual cansurnatlan will vary. Urban winter consumption will tse significantlY
, greater. Consult the 7979 Trclospott ednada Guide for detallt. All Competitive data act:oral/1g to avallableindushy sources at press time.