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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-10-25, Page 15tl MR. AND MRS. HERBERT HARLTON . . Celebrate Golden Wedding Honor Shipka couple on golden wedding Ushorne, and farmed tia, borne until 42 years ago, when he moved to Exeter and sold wind and fire insurance Or 25 years. Funeral .services will he held at Hopper-Hockey Inheral home on Friday, :Octane 46 At 2 p.m. with interment in gx. cl ap cemetery. Building Lots Restricted for $20,000 Homes and up. Restricted for 412,000 Homes and up. DOW Subdivision G. E. DOW Phone 2*2764 ".4101•11011mmoinamprommomprim COMPACT NU-17 it omplete with 12" ahachmcnts $1 59.50 Less trodeiin Pi NEE ManulatiiirOrl the Co*ipact NU 17-'46400 fb# thWal uiex tti“ rod while the tirlir '6.20 combines 1151,1 :,;#110h1 'and easy pupped big po.tr tot profesvtinbl I 8*111 ,,,,e 0•1•••••••41 9•1,,, NOW YOUR DRY ► ► CLEANING WILL LOOK BETTER THAN EVER.... ► . ...•• B rady and Laundeteritt Exeter NEW SANITONE DISeOVERX y. 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Use Our 16yawoy Plan Metcono Main Outfits horn No. 00 to Size $, S1,7$ to $43,95 Meccono Accessory Outfits No. 00A to No. 8A, 98t, to $17.75 ON DISPLAY AT GRAHA T 14 1, PHONE 235.1373 MOTORS *EXETER. SEE OUR GREAT PI Y' OF TOYS ANNOUNCEMENTS tor itl* 'ttOwnetocr tr CARDS QF THANKS.. . The family of the late seph Northeoll, wish to thank their many friends and neigh- hors for the beautiful floral tributes, messages of sympathy and the many acts of kindness shown them in .the recent loss of a dear father, Special thanks to the Rev, Guest .and the Pinney funeral home. also to Mrs, Frank Hicks and Mrs. TIlinersen Wein. - Mrs. Law- rence llirtzel and family. 25'" Mr. and Airs. Kennet it Schoeneweiss (nee Gayle Lux- ton), Owen Sound, wish to thank all their friends and relatives for the beautiful and useful gifts received at the time of their wedding. 25c I sincerely wish to thank all. the friends and relatives who remembered me with visits, gifts, flowers and lovely get- well cards which I received while a patient in South Huron :Hospital, Exeter, and since re- turning home, A special thanks to all who helped in any way, -Clarence Volland. 250 The family of the hate 1[enry Edgar (Harry) Lankin of Lu- can wish to extend their very sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy entencl- ed to them in the loss of a loving father and grandfather. Also sincere thanks to those sending lovely flowers and expressions of sympathy. Spec- ial thanks to Rev. G. W, Sach, Mr, and Mrs. A. F. McLean, nurses and doctors al Vicloria Hospital. pallbearers and the Murdy funeral home, 25c IN MEMORIAM - BALLANTYNF - In loving memory of a dear father, grandfather and brother, John .Ballardyne, who passed away two years ago, October 23, 3960, Beautiful memories woven in gold, This is a picture we tenderly hold. Deep in our hearts his memory is kept To love and to cherish. and never forget, -Lovingly remembered by his family and sisters. 25c DESIARDINE-In loving mem- ory of a dear mother and grandmother, Mrs. Victoria Des,lardine, who passed away five years ago, October 22, 1957. Dearer to us than words can tell, Was the one we lost and loved. so well, Her happy smile and cheerful ways Are treasured memories of by- gone days. -Lovingly remembered by the family, 25'' IHRTZEL-th loving memory of our dear parents, Laura. Hirtzel, who passed away October 26, 1960, and John llirtzel, October 27, 1945. Gone from us, but leaving in ern ories , Death cannot take away, Memories that will always linger While upon earth we slay. -Lovingly remembered by the family, IN .1\WAORIAM,,, NEIL.--in loving Memory of our dear narentS, Margaret Neil, who passed away Oet- her 26, 1932, and Thomas Neil, April 16, 1937, .-Always remembered by their Will, Stella Fred, Marion and grandchildren, 25a ItILEY-In loving memory of a dear 'husband and. father, Adalbert Alonzo. Riley, who passed away three years age, October 30, 1959, Memories are treasures No one can steal; Death is a heartache No one can heal. Some may forget Now you are gone, But we will remember No matter how long. True was his heart, Ills actions so kind; Ills life was a pattern To those left behind. A beautiful soul. In the garden of rest, This saying is true, God chooses the hest, -Always remembered and sad Jy missed by his wife and sons, 25e Mrs„ C, Facey dies in Stratford Alt's, Carman Facey, 50, died Tuesday afternoon, October 23, at Stratford General Hospital. She was the former :Beatrice Snider, the daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs, Edward Snider and was horn in Heidi- mand County on. August 23, 1912, She had lived in the New Hamburg and Wilmot Town- ship prior to living in East 'Lorca Township following her marriage to Carmen Facey in 1942, For the past three and a half years she had resided al lot 17, concession '11, RR 6 Woodstock. She was the first president of the Women's Missionary So- ciety of Bethel United Church, Wilmot Township, and a former president of the. Princess Eliza- beth Branch of the Women's Institute, East Zorra. Town- ship. She was a member of the Hickson United Church. Besides her husband she is survived by two daughters, Katherine and Florence, both. at home; two brothers, Law- rence (Larry) Snider and C. E. (Ted) Snider, both of Ex- eter, and two sisters, Mrs. Robert Schiedel, RR 1 New Hamburg, and Mrs. Edward Shute, Truro, Nova Scotia. The body will be at the Francis Funeral Home, Tavis- lock, until Friday noon, then to Hickson United Church for service at 2 o'clock. Burial will follow in the Bethel Unit. ed. Church cemetery, Rev. H. E, Wright will officiate. Twenty five members of the family along with friends at- tended a family dinner at Green Forest Lodge, Grand Bend, on Sunday evening in honor of Ihe 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and. Mrs. Herbert Harlton, Ship- ka, On Tuesday afternoon and evening they were at home to their relatives and friends at the home of their daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Guenther, Shipka. The celebrants were presented with a table lamp by the com- munity, a radio and bedspread from the family and many other tokens of good wishes. Telegrams were received. from. Prime Minister John Diefen- baker, Premier John Roharts; L. E. Cardiff, MP; lion. Lester B. Pearson, ex-MP' Robert Mc- Cubbin and many relatives in the Canadian West. Herbert Har l t o n, son of Thomas Harlton and Martha Brown 'Tarlton, Stephen Town- ship and Alberta Sherrit daughter of William Sherritt and Elizabeth .Rathwell Hillsgreen, were married. at Avon parsonage, near St. Thomas, by Rev, J. F. Sut- cliffe, former minister at Grand Bend. They farmed on Lot 5 ('on, t7 Stephen Township where Mr. Winn. was born and raised and where they still reside re- tiring from active farming 11 years ago. They are members of Green- way United Church where Mr. Harlin/I is an elder and Mrs. United Church Women. They have four daughters, three of whom trained as nur- ses, and the youngest, Mrs, Kenneth (Audrey) Westman, London, was a teacher, The others are Mrs, Clyde (Evelyn) Nicholson, Bridgden; Miss Dor- othy Hutton, London, and Airs. Karl (Mabel) Guenther, Ship- ka, They have seven grandchil- dren, Garage Sunday And Evening Service Open this Sunday, Wed- nesday afternoon and dur- ing the evening through- out the week, Hunter-Duvar Ltd. ZRT1-15.. - .Jim and Liz Main St., Exeter, .announce the birth of a son, David Leslie, at South Huron. Hos- pital„ October 21. )3114CU - MOO and Marl- etta 13ilcke, Homan, an- nounce the birth of a son, Johnnie Arthur, at South Huron Hospital, October 23. IlUTOIHNS.ON-Alr, and Mrs. Gordon Hutchinson, Crediton, Announce the birth of a Son, Bradley Gordon, at South Huron Hospital, October 18. GRIGG - Mr, and Mrs. Ted. Grigg, Exeter, announce the birth of a daughter, Trudy Elizabeth, at South Huron Hospital, Oelober 20-a sister for Terry and Todd. AFF-Mr. and Mrs, Wilmer Pfaff, RR 3 .Dashwood, an- nounce the birth of a son, Glenn Henry, at South Huron Hospital, October 20 - 21st grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pfaff, Exeter, and ninth for Mr, and Mrs, Henry 'Becker, Dashwood, TIAIMERMAN - Mr, and Mrs. Peter Timmerman, .Rit 3 Lucan, announce the birth of a son at South thwart Iles. pital, October 19. MARRIAGES - jENKLN.. • ZAJACZ-On Thurs. day, October 18, 1962, a t Holy Trinity Anglican Church. Lucan, by Rev, It, O. Lan- easter, Annie Christina. Zajacz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. john Zalaez, of Burling- ton, to Mr. James Frederick -Ienkin, eldest son of Mrs. Viola Jcnkin., of Bradford, and the late Captain Earl ,Tonkin, of Goderich, 25c ENGAGEMENTS - Ain and Mrs. Ervin E. Eg- gert, RR 3 Parkhill, wish to announce the engagement of their only daughter, Sheila Marion, to Mr. Frederick Ro- bert Allison, son of Mr, and Mrs, Laverne Allison, RR 3 Ailsa Craig, Ontario, The mar- riage to take place on Satur- day, November 24, 1962, at 2 o'clock, in Greenway United Church. Grecnway, Ontario, 25nc Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scott, Cromarty, wish to announce the engagemnt of their eldest daughter, lna Grace, to Regin- ald Grant Finlayson, Crom- arty, son of Mr., and Mrs. Lorne. Finlayson. The wedding will take place November 17, 1962, at 2:30 o'clock in Crom- arty Presbyterian Church. 25nc CARDS OF THANKS - I wish to thank all those who so kindly remembered me with cards, flowers, treats and. visits while I was a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Special thanks to the Caeca Cirle ladies for their thought- fulness.-Mrs, June Campbell. 25c I would like to thank my friends and relatives for cards, gifts and visits while I was a patient in Toronto hospital and since returning home, - Angus Earl, Mrs, A. :Fawcett former resident Mrs, Albin Fawcett. 4.7. former resident of ,Creditors and Exeter, died in Brantford Gent r al Hospital. Monday, October 22. She was the former Helen Finkbeiner. daughter of Mrs. Mary .Finkbeiner, Exeter, and the late Michael Finkbemer, In her younger years she was active in church particularly in Young People's and the ehoir. She continued this in least after her marriage 10 Albin Fawcett, former SIMUS teacher, serving as .president of several women's groups and also taught in Sunday School. She is survived by her hus- band. two daughters. Elaine and. Diane, at home; her mo- ther, Mrs, Mary Finkbeiner. E-eter; one brother, Russell .Finkbeiner, Crediton; two sin. tars, Miss Lillian. Finkheiner, Montreal, and Mrs, Garnet (Bernice I Shipman, Exeter. One sister. Amy, Predeceased her, Funeral services will he held Thursday, October 25 at 2 p,m. from the Hill and Robinson funeral home, Brantford, In- terment will he in. Mount Hope rein et ery Nathan. Ogden Insurance agent Nathaniel Ogden.. 92, of Ex- eter. died in St. Joseph's Hos- pital. London. on Tuesday. October 22. having been a patient there for the past seven tkeeks. He was horn on the lownline, protection Against RUST at Snell Bros. LTD. ONLY The Tirnoe.Advecate, October L 1942 Page 15 ? it's time to tradell to CANADA'S NO.11 CHAIN SAW SUPER 4-20 complete with Iwo 18" chains $224,50 tco, hivir Exeter Farm Equipment Exeller, Ontario L• GOOD FOR PERIOD SEPT.15.0CL 31 This tOtIPOil is worth $10,SX} on ilia purchase net' k„.1 ony Pionoor cliein thi6f1 TEhrlhilliS aro octopted on this '0 ffe whith opiros Ott, 11 0 1062, litei=WOMkealft• - • WatiMOU,V******tM.%***,,