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Emily Norma, daughter of
Mr. and. Mrs, Jehri BeiMer
BroadbageWwa$ baptiZed.t
St Peter..S Lutheran 0001
by Paster ArthuvUorSt.tiuring
the motility, Easter Service,
• AprU 15, 1979. Her sponsors
were her.. Uncle .Merle HOegY
• of .Edmontoa. Alberta, and
Annt.Beverly Hoegy of Brod-
hagen. Pinner gne$ts at the
I3eimer hOrne honOr Of
Paptism were her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs,
Peter Helmer of Strathroy
and, Mr. •and Mrs. Wilbur
floegY, Brodbagen. Pastor
'and; Mrs. Arthur Horst and
the sponsgrS.
The church! bulletin for
April was sponsored by
Pastor ond, MrS« Arthur
• Horst in honor of their
wedding annivertiary on
Easter Sunday', April 15th.
Congratulations are ex-
tended to themfront' the
congregatien and. their many
friends. For 'Easter Sunday
the Brodhagen Sunday
•School decided to show
slides of the Holy Land
where Jesus was born, grew
• up, died, and rose again.
Showing these pictures as
Mrs—Dorothy Lealess who,,
had visited the Holy Land;
Making • the 'trip . more
spiritual and meaningful was
• the fact ,that their guide was
Evangelist Benny Him who
• up until twelve years ago
resided in Israel.
• ptIlSONAL5
..-' The many friends of Mr,
Christ Leonhardt will. be
sorry.tg hear he is confined to• •
Seaforth • Comp -malty
Hospital, •
• Mr. and Mrs. Ruduloph
• Bauer • have returned home_
front Florida •after several
• months. They noticed more
• rain mid wet'weather in Fort
Meyers than Usual. They „met
ethers from "0:riturip
• including __Rev. and Mrs.
• John Arbuckle, Linsvivod who'• .
:Visited with the ,later's
Mother. • Mrs.' Katie
• Quenguesser. Brodhagen..
after ,they returned from
• their holiday.
• Your correspondent had
the pleasure of accompaning
• Doug and Don Watson of St.
Thomas to visit her daughter
• Dorene and seri-in-Iaiv •Dick
Watson, Dtanne, Diamond m
Kinston (hiring the Easter
Holidays. They had 4
beautiful 'Easter tree one
•display. Don has an appoint-
. inept to haVe anold football
injury to his .kttee repaired
and wilFhave to wear a cast
op his leg. Wishing him. a
good success! Good 'Friday
was a lovely day in :Kingston,
with no rain.
Sincere sympathy is ex.
tendedfrom Brodhagen and
conurtinity to the bereaved
family of the late Mrs. Frank
Dill tthe former Las ina
Wollet whose funeral was
held at St. John's Lutheran,
Church. Warburg. Gary. Dill
of Brodhagen is a grandson.
congr at utations are
extended to Nelson and
•'Myrtle Dewing from their
many 'friends on their Golden
Wedding which was
celebrated .at the CommtinitY
Centre in Mitchell where
four hundred guests
• gathered. They were blessed,
with one son Robert. two
grandaughtersand one great
granddaughter. They were
formerly of the 12th conces-
' sion of Logan our neighbours
the farm.
• We are glad to report that
• Mrs. Harvey Ahrens re
-
hurried to her home .on
Wednesday aftertkr stay in
the General' Hospital,
Stratford. Wishing her a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Lavern' • Wolfe
received the sad• news that
her friend Mrs. Ed: (Vieky)
Oliver. 52. died inUniversity
Hospital. London. •Her
funeral was held at
Heinbucks Funeral Home•on
Tuesday, She was the
beloved 'wife of Ed, Olivet,
Mother of one son. Robert at
-home- und- twit daughters,
Mrs.. (Beverly) :Ray of
London and Mrs. Alexander
(Vtvtan) MacKinum,
Kitstener. Three grand-
children and two.sisters Mrs,
Ken:..(Mildred) Wickie and
• Mrs. Ted (Mary) Toy -els both
of. Stratford, One 'brother
Jack. ' predeceased her.
Robert eotild, • not attend hi&
mother's funeral since he
was in an accident taking his
sister .hoine to Kitchener
after 'Making • ,• funeral
arraegements. He is in in-
tensive care in St. Mary's
• Hospital: K.itchener.
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Mrs. Sandy and son Bobby.
of Lynchburg. Virginia hal, e
returned to their home after
enjoying the • past •three
weeks with her mother. Mrs.
Mersin Beuerman and her
husband. While here. Mrs.
Ostron completed a course to
deep mastic therapy, at the
Pfrimer C1izn.ttt •BO, field
A number of S et: 'v. Mine
1411$ enjoyed the Set annual
show. at North-W4ster
Secondary Sehooi. •Emd
eonhardt and Carol Alce uf
the local area are members.
it was Ner,) suceessful.
Miss Kathy Leorthardt vf
Ottawa enjoi•ed the weekend'
1
with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs, Al Loonhatilt and ttiie
Jamee
aIId 3ifl Ahrens..
Jason and. Jenothan cnio.Y94
the Easier holidays with their
parents Milton'and Gerry
Bode. w ,and Evelyn
Ahrens.
Guests iv itti Ralph and
Joy ee• Fisher. Lotto and
Mark were Micky and
OrdelraMeCloy . of Stratford,
Mrs. Adeline Dtegel .of
Shakespeare. Doug and Joy
Elliott, • Shaw n and
Kin berets, of firodhagen, Ron
(Jaye Webber and Chad
ot Kirkton and Dale Wolfe on
faster Sunda.
There ay.,. entriber alt
local children confined to
theirbottles with the rta.-..tsles
which doesn't 'make them
sera Itappy!
diedlt ti.G4e1;14r.ld (("1-1"4,:sig.ntr Viviril
March. 1.9th, 1979. Sht!' Was
born in Garo$, 106 nship.
She leaves two daughters71
Mrs. ford (Lornal Avittson.;
rpwyto. .6 -bb f til . . ,consrton.ce people have
three granddaughters - ' 1 ' ; - .
Brodhagen; Mrs: Ro.beti; ."`
...0, ler gues.s
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s- - t
au
es and, Lyn Mone4
TONM; two sisters - IViss.
Fern Sillick and MrS. Ruby
Ritchie.
Recent pests. with Mrs,
Luella Wolfe. Porene.
Dianne and Diamond Watson
Kingston were Mrs. 'Ida
•Pelle. Earl and Dianne of
KiPPen; Casey and Joan
Jones of Walton. Dianne
Watson enjoyed a few days
th, 1,41.me of her mint
Jda-
•
Relle and uncle George
Kippen.
Mrs. Gordon (Docking of
Staffa, Mv. and WS- fingli
Dietz . Brent and Mark and.
Mr*. Herman LeonhArdt
were all recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs- Henry Leonhardt,
Dale. Colleen and Lisa of
Thamesford,
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01760$:
Members of the Seaforth
Wornen's Institute met for
their April meeting last
Monday night at the home of
Mrs. Gordon Elliott. Past
President, Mrs. Lorne Law-
son eunducted the business
and the Annual meeting.
An invitation Was accepted
from Hospital An:ciliary to
meet svith them on June 12th,
for a dinner meetitig. A
workshop en Food
Preservation as- announced
for near the end of June
sponsored by Mitifstry of
Agriculture and Food.
• District •Aelluars to be held
at Thames Road Church on
May Ukh. registration at
9:30 a,n, and there will be a
"pot lock- dinner. A report
on the District Board
meeting was given by Mrs.
RoSS. Gordon.
The motto. "When April
spreads her loveliness upon
the field" was given by.Mrs.
Earl Papple, followed with a
poem an "Spring". Roll call
was answered with payment
Of fees, and plants brought, for
• exchange, 'Lucky winners tor
nip nts. werc•Mrs, R. Gordon,
Mrs, L. Carter; Mrs, Anne
Agar ad Mrs. • Jessie
McGregor; •
• Reportslrom the Standing
COMmittees and nominating
committee 'were- heard and
• Mrs. J. E. MacLean .con-
ducted the election , of
officers. Past • President
'Mrs i Lawson; President
Mrs, N. Reilil; 1st V)ce'
R -Date
2nd vice President - Mrs.
Eldon Kerr; See-Treas;
Effie' Stephenson: Assistant
Secretary • - Mrs. G.
• MacKenzie; District Director
- Mrs. R. Gordon; Alternate
• 'District Director ...Mrs': Lorne,
• Lawson; Public Relations -
Mrs. G. Elliott,
Auditors - • Mrs:, G.
MacKenzie, Mr$. ClariSsa
Stewart; Scrapbook Mrs.
Audrey Cameron; Curator -
Mrs. Jessie • McGregor.
Tweedsmuir Committee -
Mrs, Mac Hillehrecht, Miss
Campbell and Mrs.
•Lorne Dale; Pianist Mrs. 0,
Elliott; Assistant Pianist, -
Mrs. Earl Papple; Bus Trip. -
Mrs. Anuna Crozier, Mrs.
-
Clarissa Stewart and Mrs.
Earl Papple.
Sunshine committee
Mrs. Eldon Kerr and Mrs.
Jessie McGregor; Soeial
Contmittee • Mrs. W.
Coleman, Mrs. •L. Lawson ,
and Mrs. E. Kerr; Program
Convener Mrs. C. Elliott;
Nominating Committee -
Mrs. L. Lawson Past. Pres.,
and Mrs. R. Reihl, President
• and Mrs, Doris .1-lugill;
Branch Directors - Mrs,
Clarissa Stewart. Mrs. Ross
Gordon.
Telephone Committee
Mrs. L. Dale, • Mrs, •A.
Pepper and Mrs. Mae -
Hillebreeht; Lunch - •Mrs, G.
MacKenzie, Dine and Relax -
Branch Directors.
Standing Committees:
Agriculture • St Can.
Industries - Mrs. K. Camp-,
bell. Mrs. Mary Haugh and
Mrs. James Keys; Education
and Cultural Affairs - Mrs.
• A. Crozier, Mrs. John E.
MacLean; Family and Con-
sumer Affairs - Mrs. R. M.
,Scott and Mrs. R; J; Doig;
Resolutions - Mrs. W. Cole-
man • and • Mrs. Jessie
McGregor.
Citizenship and World
Papple; April,' Nana:a
Meeting Mrs. Earl Pantile,
Mrs. Graham Kerr: May -
Mrs. Sam Scott, Mr'..
Elliott, •
Courtesy remarks were
given by Mrs, Earl Papple
and lunch was sereti by,
lunch . committee Mrs. Ja4.
Keys,•Mes. Ross Gordon and
Mrs. Jessie McGregor.
Affairs - Mrs. Lorne Carter,
Mrs. Lorne Dale; Delegates
to District Annual - Mrs,
Ross gersiAndrm• ,..,....
CiO-irer and Mrs. Eldon
Kerr; Alteleate to District
Annual - Mrs. Jas. 'Keys and
Mrs. Jessie McGregor.
Special meetings. June „-
Mrs. Ross Gordon; Mrs..
R.M. Scott; July - Picnic -
Mrs. G. MacKenzie, Mrs.,
Margaret McNairn and Mrs.
John Henderson.
• October -• Public Relations
• - Mrs. Jas. Keys, • Mrs• ,
Clarissa Stewart and Mrs. '
Gordon Elliott; Nov: Reports
- Mrs. Henry Klaver, Mrs.
Alex Pepper; Dec..
Christmas -• Mrs., Doris
• Hugill and Mrs. Gordon
• Correspondent
MRS. MARY IVIIERNER
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-Congratulations are ex-
tended to Don and Pat Jewitt
an the birth of a. son in
Goderieb Hospital on Sunday
April 15th and also to Bev.
and Betty Jewitt of Wood-
stock on the birth Of n sal on
Saturday,April 14th.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lee
and Anianda of Strathroy
visited on. Sattirday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Preszeator. Christine, Lisa,
Christopher and Gregory.
Easter weekend visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Riley vere Mr, and•Mrs. Bob
Woods and Michelle of
Gananoque Mr. and Mrs,
Cant Patterson Or London,
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Riley
Seaforth WI:II
gpt:::fic)*.ot tubs
• Seaforth will have tubs of flowers on Main
St, this summer, but if town council has its
Way, hanging flower pots that weren't put
'4 Up -last year, will be hanging from Main St.
lamp, posts again as welt. •
After a lot of discussion about possible
vandalism, hazard to cars and. pedeStrian
' traffic council agreed VI a Chamber of
Cenunereerequestro put four •tub s on Main--
• St„ to be planted and maintained by the
Horticultural Society. Locations will be
decided in consultation with police and
public works departtlierits.-
"I think We should try it anyway. We may
have to stand people around the tubs with
liths but. ," joked Mayor John' Sinnamon.
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A good
post offic
story
• The Post Office probably comas in for a'lot
more than its share of criticism in Canada,
• but its not often •that we hear something
• positive about its operations. •
The Expositor got a post office success
• story this week that's still astounding us.
• A large first class envelope addressed to
editor Susan White that was mailed in, New
• York on April 3, was received here April 9.
• Not unusual, you say? •
The handwritten address sad only S.
• White, Box 80; Ons., Can- NOK IWO. No
town and the province's abbreviation spelled •'
wrong.
Written undespeath in pencil
helpful postal worker waS Canada(?).
Obviously a case Where postal workers
went beyond the call •of duty and an
• illustration that Canadian' postal codes
definitc1N- do. work. •
Kim and Greg of Winthrop.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Meeriniceey. ofWaterloo W were
shEaster Sunday visitors with
M. and Mrs. Carl. Mentor,
Sandy Julie, Michael and
Mr. and Mrs. John
Wammes, Terega and Brian
Were Sunday supper guests
• With Mr. and Mrs. Marris
Bos, Steven, Sharon. Kenny,
Michaels Andy and Kathy,
Mr. and Mrs. AntlY
Thompson of Oakville spent.
Easter weekend with his
parents Mr, and Mrs. John
Thompson Sharon and 13oh,
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Brindley and Rielti of Holly -
rood Mr. and Mrs. Leo
'Sanders. • Jennifer • and
Jeffery of R.R.4.« Brussels
' were Easter Sunday visitors
with their' parents Mr. and
• Mrs, John Wamnes Sr.
• Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Sinale
of Seaforth were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
• Dave-Preszcator and family« ,
• Mrs, J. Merner and Mr
Stan Miskoviteh of Kitchener
were Good Friday visitors
with the Carl Merrier family.
• Mr, and Mrs. • Jack
Crozier. Brian, Paul, Kevin,
•and Lori of Huron Ridge
Kincardine visited on Sunday
with her mother Mrs. George
MeLlwain.
A family gathering was
held on Easter Sunday at the
• home of Mr. and Mrs.. Jim
• Preszcator, Bill. Michael and
DebbieThose attending were
Mr. and Mrs, Bill Dowson,
Brenda ,and John of Varna,
Mr. and Mrs. John -Jcwitt.
Carol, Judy. Danny, Billy
' and Paul 'Mr. and Mrs. ,
Dennis' Jewitt and David of
• Clinton', Mr. and Mrs. Kenny
•.Jewitt !Mrs. Ella Jewitt of
Seaforth: Mr, Larry Jewitt
• and Steven Jewitt.of Toronto'.
The Londesboro Athletic
_ ding.tegixtrat
•
on April 28th and May. 5th at
• Kennedy's Restraunt; Fee is
$2 per person or S5 per
• family. The age is 17 years
by Jan, 1st, 1979.
• Miss Margie: Whyte of
Guelph, Paul Van der Molan
of Oakville spent the EaSter
Weekend with Mrs. W.L.
Whyte. Bill and Mr. Harold
Whyte.
tnfta,ittov fc
f:ormers •
)•W11.gRE'S.:THAT0i.11 CANADIAN DOLLAR OtVigt
• AlonngYreCagjEuN.LL(1"3:011::111.re2say,
LJ The farmers were doing, their work the hard way
One times were tough.
And caused quite a hotter.
But then .the olki buck, was stili worth a doliar.
We know its nOt wise to look int() the past,
or put on the brakes, when you're going $0 fast.
But sometimes 1 think, some one forgot,
• Who'll be the guys lobe paying the shot.
If we buy a machine, we need ifl the field
Some seed. and fertilizerto make it yeald,
Gas for the tractor, points for the plow,
Concentrate for the pigs, and some for the cow,
They tell us, and prove it pays. don't you see,
THREE.
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Instead of just one, you now will get.
So you buy machinery to make the work light.
Can't afford help so you drive all night
Feed:cattle and hogs almost fit for the fair.
Send them to market, (too many there)
You get back your cheque, start paying bills,
• Y ou'lltieed sonic for the doctorto care your ill's
There's one thing I know just can't be done,
Is spend two dollars; and only make,onc.
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