‘condition and adds to the charm
of her third floor hideaway.
Suspended from the ceiling is a
huge wagon wheel which, with
Harold Brobst’s cooperation, is
wired and holds several old from Wilkes-Barre. Mr. Brown Fund, and countless others. DALLAS VILLAGE RT. 415 HANOVER MALL—SANS SOUCI ROUTE 11NEXT *
lamps that belonged in her is a native of Wilkes-Barre but Mrs. Brown’s husband, * MEMORIAL HIGHWAY PARKWAY DUNDEE TO ARLANS |
family. Mrs. Brown was born and Leroy, has taken over the
Well-constructed shelves in
one corner hold two children’s
tea sets. One, which belonged to
Mrs. Brown, is handpainted
china, and the other, of staf-
fordshire china, the ‘Little
Maud’ pattern, belonged to her
_ sisters, and is at least 85 or 86
years old.
In one corner on an antique School District. At the time, the world,” and lose themselves in 9TIL 9 QUARTER LOIN §
easel is an 80-year-old hand- Lehman High School had one of the crafts and hobbies they love THURSDAY |
tinted photo of her two sisters -a the first cafeterias which was most. } 0 H K CH 0 P S ; K 2 ASTS
real work of art; and along one set up in what had been the “We are really living—not & FRIDAY
side of the room, Mrs. Brown public canning facility during running, not worrying, but 9TIL 10 . .
has on display beautiful pieces
of glassware, from old hand-
blown barbershop bottles to
vases and dishes.
It is not difficult to realize
that here is her first love - a
Musical Program
chair used by families in
Newfoundland.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown have
been residents of Lehman for
the past 36 years moving there
raised in Michigan. She . at-
tended Battle Creek College,
Mich. where she majored in
dietetics. Her husband was
employed by F. M. Kirby for 32
years.
After moving to Lehman,
Louise Brown accepted a
position with the Lehman
the depression located in the
then new Lehman High School.
She held this position during
Mr. Hendricks’ tenure as
community organization, she is
always willing to help in any of
them in any way that she can,
and has served as a volunteer
with Red Cross, YWCA, United
”
second floor of the ‘‘coop,” in-
stalled fluorescent lights and
raises geraniums there during
the winter.
Their ‘‘coop’’ is the Browns’
‘escape hatch’. Winter or sum-
mer, they walk out the door of
their modern home, walk across
their rustic bridge to the ‘‘other
moving at our own pace—the
pace we set for ourselves,”
were Louise Brown’s parting
words.
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“Mrs. Leroy Brown aE Ne DAF
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i v ne pene e ile 2 Lehman Board of Supervisors through eight. The pre-school Sorry to learn that Marge De
3 rustic wooden fovtwalk with wall. hangings. chairicovers a, ii pS will conduct a meeting Dec. 13 program will begin the same Lyons was ina car accident, but rest
side rails runs from the white and is presently hooking chair Cornell Ea on she pir at the Lehman Fire: any ute: the fiidance har iia = on : 0 Tate ware hy
country home of Mrs. Leroy seafs for six beautiful dining became very ae is a residents are urged to lotte Watchulonis. no serious injuries. Is Non
Brown to her three-story room chairs she recently proper nutrition. ota . ; Congratulations ' to Cindy . had
“coop”, the studio she designed acquired and refinished. Leaving her position with the ay bh i or a ba Osborne. Cindy was among four We IS Ma rkets 3 a
and had renovated after she She learned the art of hooking school, she and her husband : 0 yilty an BS ai Is wh ived 1d b - i ox
Bednar of ‘Hemlock Drive Sifiswhoreceiveo.a gold brace H S k S | t Moo
retired 10 years ago. 35 years ago but still takes managed the cafeteria at Brian celebrated his 12th bi he let from the Harvey’s Lake as toc P I . He
The “‘coop’’ is exactly that -a lessons as well as teaches. Natona Mills for a period of 13 davD fo ls 40 Womens Club Dec. 2 at the Lake : Su
chicken coop where Mr. and ‘There is always something years before they retired. y See , : school, for achieving high A two for one stock split was Gle
Mrs. Brown of Lehman raised new to learn,” she said. Mrs. Until recently the Browns did hh Dramis Fran fk. Georgia, honors: at Lake-Lehman High. appr oved by the stockholders of pu Tr
fo chickens for many years. Upon Brown teaches individuals as their own gardening but have AL ny py Soy Ann School. This teenager is not only Wels Markets, The.2t2% Sela) Car
Fe her retirement as manager of well as classes, but she will not given that up in order to spend he me a Pe J Be "intelligent but very attractive; meeting held Nov. 30. This Alex
bo the cafeteria at Natona Mills, sell any of her handiwork. She more time with their hobbies Wis of NY irk Tan . her parents, Shirley and Ozzie, action was rochimended by me Moc)
; Mrs. Brown decided she had 15 feels that everyone should and interests. Mrs. Brown con- Kk ys pa are very proud of her and so are Board of Directors ana po Step
or 20 good years ahead of her, create their own hooked items— tinues to do her own freezing iL J We. complished by amending the Yh
years that she would like to “put oneself into them.” She and feels the time spent in doing Thaay greetings tomy hus. ; Articles of Incorporation and Th
spend doing things she never likes to teach as she feels that it this is well worth it. ‘The food hag, Vinge who will celebrate A meeting of the dance com- yncreasing the number of shares held
had time for while she and her is important to retain an almost that I do myself just tastes _ his oirt ay, Dec. 10. I always mittee was held at my home of Common Stock which the ton
Basband were working. “lost”” art. better.” she told the Post. knew we would be a good Wednesday evening to discuss corporation is authorized to
So—in order to have a studio ~~ Caning is second in her love of Louise Brown enjoys musical, match, Sagittarius and Taurus, plans for Gate of Heaven's issue from 4,200,000 to 8,400,000. Horm
compatible to her first love, handiwork. In her studio, she classical and semi-classical, even if sometimes it is more like parish Mardi Gras, which will Stockholders will retain their Rev.
“hooking”, she decided to has three beautiful antique and plays the piano, although ‘cat and dog’—but what else is be held Feb. 5 at the school present certificates, and cer- a
remodel the chicken coop and chairs with seats caned by her. she spends little time at it. Ne h a) auditoriury, According to the tificates for additional shares
make it a place where she not Two additional items that Her daughter, Victoria, is Mrs. Leroy Brown choo] of religion at Gate of reports, i promises tobe ade: will he mailed Dee. 22 lo > ® sta
only could carry out her hobby, visitors notice upon entering the married to Harry Price, and Heaven will meet Dec. 11 at 9 ' lightful evening, so keep the stockholders of record St:
but an ideal setting for her ‘coop’, are the high chair she with their three children, live in photo by Jim Kozemchak a.m. This includes grades one date open. December 3, 1971. iL 5
many priceless antiques and had as a child; an all-wood, East Brunswick, N.J. Lan
family heirlooms. folding chair with wheels; and a She is an active member of
The wood she used for log cabin chair made of wood Prince of Peace Episcopal or
% renovation came from Major’s over 100 years old. The chair Church and president of the env 2 | y ue
i barn and is over 100 years old. was made by Alfred Sims and is Episcopal Women’s Associa- Hoar] S ; / Ema hi}
% Each piece is in its original a duplicate of the fireplace tion. Belonging to no specific Q / Chil
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