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The Huron Expositor, 1978-11-09, Page 88 — THE HUMAN,EXP9SIT, 0,4/ t. Columban C W EMBER 1978 . • 1 • U 1it Correspondent Mraaran Malone 345-M8 Mr. and Mrs. on Marcy, Stratford visited Mrs. Mary Ducharme recently. The frie.ndS and former neighbours of M. and Mrs. Francis Maloney are pleased to' hear that they have a , 1?rand new son and everyone we understand is just fine. Francis and Sharon of course are in Stratford now. 'The contents of the St. Columban store were auctioned off the past Wed- nesday night, The store of course is now closed• and we miss it very much here in the • EASY DOES IT — Mr. and Mrs. Allan Searle worked together last Wednesday, moving freshly roasted turkeys to platters for carving at Walton's turkey supper. Donation given to Brodhagen • • • ALLSTARTOURS PIONEERS OF ESCORTED MOTOR COACH. TOURS "OUR BUSINESS IS GOING PLACES' .440YI ill 1: 14::101 A I 210 FALL AND WINTER 78-79 Florida Circle Tour • 14 days . . departures . . from $409. Clearwater Beach and Central Florida: • ' 14 days , . . 4 departures . . . from $429. Nassau and the SunshinoState 15 days . . . 3 departures . . from $735. Texas and New Orleans 14 days . . . 4 departures . . . from $469. California and the Historic West 23 days . . . 7 departures . . . from $819. . _ Florida Relaxation Vacation , Daytona Beach..... 21 or'28 days Clearwater Beach 21 or 28 days Homossas Springs . . . 21 or 28 days P.T.L. Club and Heritage Village Tours 6 days . . 5 departures . . . from $769. Florida C Christmas Tour 14 cloys . . . Dete ber 18 . . . from $439. Clearwater Beach: Christmas Season 8 days . . . December 26 . . . froin $309, March Break: Florida 9 days . . ; March 17 . . . from $249. J • NEW! PENSACOLA BEACH Be sure to ask your travel agent about this new destination. ...041111110,-/a* TR •mmirl."..iie 4 RIX789 SEAFORTKONTAR 7i&161NriLfreiald * * * * * * * * * * * work. Alifiat all the corn is off and there's a lot of ploughed fields throughout the country too. Speaking of ploughing I'm .writing you from deep fn B.I.P. country where the farriterS are still talking about the ploughing match that was over before a lo9of us knew it had begun. Shake ch • oKe i Cornpofind Interest er Regular Interest Ivery year for 7 years DUBLIN FEED MILL Phone 345-2330 Dublin, Ont. MILTON J.D.IETZ,D , Phone 527.0608 R.1.4 Seoforth, Ont: T R I A' 1 y 25' x Isles: ordered. ' The Annual meeting of the . Brodhagen' ' Swing Bowling Club, was held in the basement • of •St. Peters church .where they all gathered on Oct.. 30th.. The ladies. of the L.C.W. served .a, delicious home dinner with all .the trimmit4s.. Albert. Bauer, the priAdent, -con- duct short business. meeting. The new .officers arc president. Howard Bode, Lois .1-lor.m.. vice-president. Dorothy „Rose secretary and ROss • Bode. treasurer. Men's high average was Ross. Bode, Men's high sing iii Nater, Ladies' high average and single was Sarah Wagler.• Men's low. was Lyle Ben-: newies. Ladies- low was Lavipa Buttenhagen. The Bill Dicg trophy over' all. average was won by Ross Bode. The 'tearnwith highest score was Sarah Waglers team., • • • Brodhagen waS a very , busy place on Tues. when the customers - of• the Buck General. Store picked up the .• bulk food sale items frOm the truck which they • had Correspondent Mr. Don MacRae 345.2842 Visitors with Jim and Donna Paratchek and family were Jim's Brother. from Wildwood, Mic 'gait U.S,A: Mr.` and Mrs. Jo Paratehek and family, Mrs. ,Bill • scherbart, Kitchener and rs. Diane Moeser of Straford visited with Mr. and mrs. Wilfred Maloney on SUndaY.' The members of the • "Dublin Shake and Blikers" 4- H Club held a paity and meeting #6 at St. Patrick's School Oti"Oet. '25778" With-the members friends as guests Ch . Jayne Delaney and Michelle Rowland had decorated the - gym using Hallowe'en as the theme. The members pro- vided the food for the occasion. • Phyllis " Betterhian. 'has been .honored at' three showers prior to her, rtir- -riage to Donald Pfeifer at. St. Peters Lutheran Cljurch, • Bro'dhagen in Nov. Nita Leonhardt. aunt of 'the' bride elect and Kathy' hosted a, miscellanmiscellaneousshower for 're- lative and friends. on, Oct. 15th. Hosts' were' Dorothy Elligsen and :Doi is Rock. A neighbourhood shoWer w-as held at the home of Pauline • Siemon on Oct. 18th. Pianng_ Rap-chi helped to. plan the Guests with Mrs. John Vock• were Mr. and Mrs. George Rode and Brenda of ElMira and Mr. and Mrs, Walter Rode, ListoWel.. Halloween was celebrated very quietly with no mischief. We enjoyed seeing the pretty' costumes as 'they came in'. ViSiting with Mrs.. Lavern Wolfe .were her . brother and his wife Ezra and Edna ,Hinz of Stratford and Lorne 'and • Betty Wolfe of Clinton. The President, Jayne De- laney welcomed everyone and led in the 4-H pledge. The girls served the dinner which included ice-cream cones. pizza, pop and ' s.quares. The rest of the evening was spent 'playing games- and having a Gong Show, that was enjoyed by everyone. The last meeting in the service will beheld Nov. 8, 1978 at Rosa Van Bergen's home R.R.1 Dublin, Miss Margaret Vandervalle is the Preks Reporter, Bakers havehave- p , Andrew - MacRae. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cunningham Mrs. Wm. Feeney were the (Rose) of Oakville. Ont. God-Parents. Guests and relatives were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McLlwain, Egmoncl • - vine. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan r ,odhagen Ahrens, Stratford, Mr. EP and Mrs. Jade MacRae and family London, Mr. and-Mrs. Bryce Hallman London, Jean Starar, Blyth, Don MacRae. A former native of Dublin Mrs. John Deschene (Vera Feeney) eldest daughter of the...late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Feeney died' in Toronto Hospital on Oct. 21st. Survived by her husband John and one son Robert-one brother Father. Harry Feeney. Bermuda,-two sisters Mrs. Leonard Steinbeck, (Cecilia) London. ' There's a big difference -.between good sound reasons and reasons that sound good. Lavern Wolfe • 345,2757 Flower's adorned the altar of„ St. Peters Lutheran church Sunday morning from the Priestap-Montgomery wedding of Nov. 3. A large • number of. guest's.gathered :a., the Brodhagen Community 'Centre where the reception was held. 'Congratualtions are extended to the young couple! ., A donation was given to the 'same -church in memory of the late Edwin 'WO. who passed away 20 years ago by his wife, Minnie, to,the Save' our Window fund. • ” Sincere - sympathy, is ex- ' tended to the family of the. late William Wolfe. He Wives his wife Dorothy and two sisters, Norma. Mrs. SanAtel Ebv of Waterloo. and Elsie. Mrs.. Crawford Kitchener and several nieces and nephews. He was buried in WoodlAnd Cetnetary„ Charles • and • . Wanda Higenell attended the wed- ding of their cousin Valerie Pichl and Douglas Smith in the United Church in Port , Hope.' The dinner and re- ception Were held'in Dttrham Memorial Temple. They al$6 enjoyed zt few days with. the ,bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs Louis Dielil and family in. Cobourg. • We are glad- to report that • Mr. Lloyd Baiter who suf- fered serious injury to his hand some time ago has returned to • his home, Ralph and Joyce Fischer where ' among. those who attened the 40th wedding anniversary of the former's sister • and . hrigher-in-law Edwin and Olive Scherbarth of Mifchell • which was' 'en- joyed by all at the Red Fox • Resturant in Mitchell -on Sunday''Oct.. 29th, Mrs. William Huras of Kitchener _visited with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Richard.. Rose Sr and also visited the latter's husband who is fi .co/u- 'ned to the snit Stratford. • Guests with Milton and Gery. Bode and boys overthe' weekend! was the formotS :Laughter -and • son-in-law.: Janice and Bill Ahrens little .lason . and. Jon,•• of Kanata near Ottawa. The all enjoyed the Kirkey-LaRonde Wed- ' ding in Kitchener, Sat.. Oct. 2Ith. A miscellaneous shower was • held 'at. the Bornholm hall when • relatives and friends gathered in honour of Janice Priestap recently.. En-. tertainnient was proVided by RoVerta .0shorn. :who sang a few number, Tammy D.long' tap• danced and Mrs. Eckert '• played guit ar selections, Mrs. Gcvtld. COnk • - read a sUitablc address of good wishes. .The event.was planned by neighbours. Mrs. Ralph Wietersen, Mrs. Joe Morrison, Mrs..Gerald Cook and Lavina Buttenhagen. Mrs.1 eonard Rose.. has re- tied to her,home from the ristening held friends and _relatives gather at Mr. and Mrs. Mike Machae's, John St. Dublin on Sunday afternoon after the christening of Joseph Smile church Congratulations -are ex- tended' to William, and Valerie Shortreed on the birth of their first son Jason William who was born in Clinton Public Hospital on Sept". 1st. The proud gr9id parents are Glen and Norma • Rose and • Mr . Wilfred , Shortreed. The great grand parents 'are Mr. and Mrs. William Chaffe -,and great grand mother Mrs, McDonald. event , t'in thirsiT,sitower was • E. held at,• the liorrn.' of' bride ig3rfOeye); with Barb s parents. Ray ds Ivae ll. sister of the-groom as hoStess, assisted the wpm's - grandmother, Mary Phyllis • expreSsed )•ter appreciation for the thany usefull ' and • beautiful' gifts. There was also a Buck and boe held for Don and Phyllis held at Family Paradise where a large number ' gathered for dancing .and lunch was enjoy& by all Oct. • -)8th • ' Friends qf Mr. Jerome Jacob. will be'pleased to hear he hAs returned to hiS home from the General Hospital. , Mr. and Mrs. August Scherbarth arid Mr. and Mrs.. Clarence Regel attended The funeral of the late John , C, Mikel at St. Johns Lutheran Church, Seebachs Hill on Thurs., .Nov.. 2nd. • Sincere. sympathy is extended to his family. He is survived by 110 two sons; Carl and Norman and 12 grand- children and 21 great grand children. Mr. Milcel was a neighbour of the . Cor- reSpondent. Friends of Mr. William' Rose will be pleased to hear he has• returned to his home from the General Hospital.. Stratford a Sawn Bonds hamlet 'especially.. We hope this is a temporo ry situation only. Mr. and' Mrs. Jim Mailloui visited Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lane over the weekend. The regular meeting of the CWL was held in the church basement Monday afternoon with close to 30 ladies present, Mrs. Van Drunen opened' the Meeting after the league ' , prayer, Various reporti were given. . The treasurer's report showed that ticket sales for the quilt. mat and money were going well. This draw will be made of course at the Pot Luck supper next Saturday evening. ,Mrs. Van Drunen introduced the guest speaker Father Nolan who" gave a short talk on the value of the • Catholic Women's League. A Social hour 'was enjoyed afterwards. With the 'blessing of such good weather as you look around it appears everyone is pretty well finished their fall .Kids in parade --- Peter and Michael Van Drimen. participated in the' Santa Claus. parade last Saturday on • T.V. from Toronto. 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