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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-04-11, Page 3MR. AND MRS. ORVILLE CANN MARRIED 50 YEARS. By MRS. HEBER DAVIS AFRO-PLIOS SERVING TO MAN ViliOSE -ROSINESS IS AGRICULTURE PHOSPHATE FERTILIZERS, Clandeboye Churches. at Creditor" plan '.special services By MRS. J. 14,1300N lim.4.11rAdvOcatet AprIl. 11, )963 Page, 3 Mr! and Mrs. pill Walden of .Chatham spent last .41411C4Y with. the 44014- P4CP40- .and Mrs, 'Mervin.Parter* Mr. William .PPTiing is P44 a patient .in...§entii Huron pital in gxeter, Wesley Revington gi 1..inc4j1 has purchased the north 41:04 acre farm, train _ SP.Pf3rt VV1111.4.MP.Mnqflf1YraY. ship. Mr, Harry MtirleSS started on. Monday on aiterMicms of the 1.410 Church interior THE 'HOTTEST IDEA IN .HOME 'HEATING P. 0. SQUADRON LEADER K. C. "KEN" KvLsToN Mark golden wedding ;%‘ • Top Quality Furnace Oil • Budget Terms • Home Heat Service • Insurance Blanket Policy For $300,000 • Automatic Degree Day Delivery ts, Cliff Russell lions to the missionary so- ciety"? A bale is to be packed on April gi at the home of Mrs. Arnold Blake, which will be sent to Toronto. Mrs. Blake and Mrs, Wilmer Scott were chosen to meet with the Lucan parsonage committee on Mon- day night. Mrs. Blalce gave a devotional on Easter assisted by Mrs. D. Keetle, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. R. Williams, Mrs. Arthur Hod- gins, Mrs. A. MacIntosh and Mrs. R, Neil. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Kurt Gehel and Mrs. Ar- thur Simpson, PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Clare Paton and Jimmy, Mrs. J. H, Paton and William Allwright were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cobleigh and family onSaturday night in Lucan. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Logan and Myrna. of Thorndale, who showed family pictures and Others taken in France, England and Scotland on their tour last summer. Mrs. Jim Sigsworth returned home on Saturday afternoon, April 6 after being hospitalized in St. Joseph's Hospital for eight weeks, and is much im- proved. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mil- lson, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald ma- lson and Debbie, spent Sunday with the former's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beckett, Kitchener. ST.. JAMES CHUB, CH At .114.4104 ,Church, Palm Sunday was.observed when each ,member received across made ..of palm leaves, The rector the Rev, g., 0, LapeaSter'S sermon commemorated the entrance of chrtst .into .l.ornsalena, when. persons lining the r q. d w a y threw palm branches before Him as He rode, Flowers placed In the .church were in memory of MPS, Ever. .eft Morgan. Last .$unday three containers of daffodils were given by the cancer .society, The campaign will start soon. UNITED CHURCH Thp Rev. Sach, an", nounced that on May 5 Anniver- sary service will be at 2 pm With a former pastor, the Rey, Stanley Johnston of Thainesford as guest speaker. The cancer society placed daffodils at last Sunday's service. Due to alterations of the church, Sunday. School will be at 11 am for two Sundays April 19 and 21. UCW RACK BALES Mrs. Arthur Hodgins was hostess for the ladies of the United Church on Tuesday at her home here. Mrs. Wilmer Scott presided. Roll call was answered by 12 members who handed in a quilt block, which is to be quilted for sale at the fall bazaar. A discussion followed re- garding ((Flowers for deceased church members" or ((done.- Pfaff, Sandra England and Bob Bodge, REA5Q11144. Crediton Teen -TONT). Arete be. commended on their winnings for ..their- appearance on "Take Yeer Cheice" CFPL-TV Sat, urday._eyerting. Mrs, Margaret clarlso and Mrs. Allen Finkbeiner flew west to .attend the funeral of Mrs, Pan Gower, Out of town visitors attending the :funeral of the late Garnet Hill were Mr, Roy Hill and Miss Roberta Hill of Hillsdale, Rey,. and Mrs. H. liaglestein,, Brantford, Mr. and Mrs, Don- ald, Belmont, Mr, and Mrs. Bob RroKenshire„ Mr., and Mrs. Jam pies Brokenshire,. Miss Edith. Stevens, St, 'Thomas, Mr,. Ear, yey Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton prown, Mr, and Mrs. Ross Brown, London. Miss Lilian lialst returned home last Wednesday af t e r spending the winter months in Florida, Rev. and Mrs. Fred Faist of Kitchener visited Sunday with Mrs, Ezra Feist in SouthHuron Hospit4l and Miss Nola Faist of town. Mrs. Robert Hilborn and Cathy of Hanover are spend- ing the week with Miss Feist, Mrs. Ed. Finkbeiner return- ed home Friday from St. Jo- seph's Hospital where she has been a patient. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Finkbeiner were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lambie and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Haugh and family, Reg Fink- helper and Kenneth Riggs of London, Reg has just completed a week of practise teaching for Mrs. L. Hicks, Centralia. CE officer promoted Your ESSO AGENT FOR GRAND BEND PHONE 238-2481 Mr. and Mrs. Orville Cann, Sanders St., marked their gold- en wedding anniversary with a family dinner at the home of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold. Cann, Thames Road, on Satur- day, and open house at their Exeter home, on Tuesday after- noon and evening. Orville Cann and Elsie Squire were married April 9, 1913 at the home of the bride's parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Squire, Zion, with Rev. T. Steadman officiating. The groom was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cann, Usborne Township. Mr. and Mrs. Cann farmed in Usborne until retiring to Exeter in 1950. They are members of James Street United Church; The celebrants have one son, Arnold, and two grandchildren, Judith and Bradley. At the dinner for 24 guests Judith presented her grand- mother with a gold wristwatch and Bradley gave his grand- father a gold wristwatch also, Assisting Mrs. Arnold Cann were Mrs. Reg, Hodgert, Mrs, Ross Bodgert, Mrs. Robert Cann and Mrs. James Anderson. At the open house on Tues- day guests were received by Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cann and Judith was in charge of the re- gister. Pouring tea in the afternoon from a table centred with 4 floral arrangement of gold mums and snapdragon flanked by golden candlesticks with white candles were Mrs. George Dunn, Centralia, and in the evening, Mrs. Joseph Dayman, town. Serving in the afternoon were Mrs. Frayne Parsons and Mrs. Philip Johns and in the evening, Miss Mary Westlake and Mrs. Bruce Cann. Also assisting were Mrs. James Earl, Mrs. Percy Passmore, Mrs. Eunice Stone, Mrs. Roland Williams, Mrs. James Hodgert and Mrs. Alvin Cottle. Recently promoted to squad- ron leader in the aircrew pilot list was K. C, uKen" Raul- ston of RCAF Centralia. Squadron Leader Roulston, born in London, attended Uni- versity of Western Ontario from which he graduated with a BA and master of business admin- istration. Ken served with bomber command overseas during the war where he was awarded the Distinguished Fly- ing Cross, and with various branches of the RCAF since 1950 when he re-enrolled, S/L Roulston, was captain of one of the North Stars which made an around the world trip to establish the Canadian truce team in Hanoi, Indo China as well as flying on the Korean airlift. Presently, S/L Roulston is commanding officer of the man- power standards unit at RCAF Centralia. He is married to the former Lois Singleton of Glencoe. They have a son John and daughter Robin Lyn.. Garnet Hill, 74, lifelong resident The death occurred in South Huron Hospital on Monday, April 1 of Garnet Verne Hill, 79, a life-long resident of the Crediton community. He had been a patient for the past year. He had farmed near Crediton and retired to the village. He was a member of C r e di to n United Church in which he served as an elder. Surviving besides his wife, the former Nora Brown, are two daughters, Mrs. John (Al- winna) Galloway and Mrs. Ray (Grace) Morlock, six grand- children and two great grand- children; one sister, Mrs. Earl Furnaces and Burner Sales Home Heat Service Phone JERRY ARNOLD Parkhill 294-6860 (Gleetis) Walker, Regina, one brother, Roy Hill, Hillsdale, Mich. Funeral services were con- ducted by Rev. R. S. Hiltz at the Dinney funeral home on Thursday, April 4 with inter- ment in Exeter cemetery. Pall bearers were Jame s Mawhinney, Nelson Lamport, Harry Hirtzel, Alvin Finkbein- er, Sam King and Russell Fink- beiner. aftraliMMINIMMINIMINIMMli•••11•11•11•1 ?FilkWOMIed week at Victoria Hospital with Mrs. Carroll's mother, Mrs. Henry Hodgins of Lucan, who was admitted to the hospital on Thursday. Mrs. Hugh Davis spent Sun- day at the home of her parents. Her father, Mr. Gorge Mc- Falls, is on the sick list. Hugh, Heather and Michael joined her Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mac- Donald, L u c an, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickins to Sheddon on Sunday to visit with their sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs.'Albert Dickins, Lambeth, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll were Saturday guests and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson were Sunday guest s with Mr* and Mrs. Heber Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ca'eenlee were Saturday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bill John- son and the Johnson's spent Sun- day in Toronto. Gary Barker spent the week- end with his cousin, Dennis Maguire, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Maguire and boys were guests on Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Atkin- son, Mary and Mark Were Sun- day guests with Mrs. Atkinson's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Ear 1 Carroll, Exeter. By MRS, L. PRESZcAToR CIW,prfON Special preparations fer the observance of Easter age being made in the community. The RUB chpir are to present an Easter cantata entitled ""From Glopre to Glory" on Good Fri- day evening, Also they are hold- ing the usual sunrise service on Easter Sunday at 6;30 with Rev. Stanley Saucier of Exeter as speaker -- breakfast to fol- low. Special music in the. United Church will be prpvided by both junior and senior choirs. LIBRARY WEEK Canadian Library Week is be- ing emphasized in Crediton Li- brary by a display of books. The public school children have made excellent posters to ac- company this display. The local library is growing in interest and in expenditures on reading material. In the very• near future more spacious ac, commodation will have to be considered. During this week visit the library and browse around. The librarian will be glad to help. UCW ARE GUESTS At the Easter meeting of the WSW$ of the EUB Church, held Thursday evening, the United Church Women were entertain- ed. The meeting began withpiano music by Mrs. E. Fahrner. The worship was taken by Mrs. Lloyd Hey and Mrs. Ross Krue- ger. A short talk on spiritual life by Mrs. A. M. Schlenker was followed by a piano duet by Mrs. E. Fahrner and Mrs. F. W. Morlock and a vocal solo by Doris Schwartz. The speaker for the evening, Mrs. Clara Wellington of Ex- eter, centred her talk around the theme ((Prayer and its pri- vileges" closing with several Easter poems. The president Mrs. Gordon Ratz welcomed the guests after which a social hour was en- joyed. The hostesses were Mrs. W. Weber, Mrs. G. Ratz, Mrs. M. Ratz, Mrs. E. RatzandMiss L. Mathers. GATHERING HONORS COUPLE Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fink- beiner were pleasantly sur- prised Saturday evening when about 40 friends, neighbors and relatives dropped in to honor them on the occasion of their 45th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Finkbeiner have lived in the Crediton area all their lives and farmed just west of the village until nine years ago when they moved into town. They have two sons, Eugene of Barrie and Dalton of Exeter who with their families were both present for the occasion. Others present from out of town were Mrs. Beatrice Tate, Waterdown, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. French, St. Catherines, Miss Maleeda Schenk, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fuller and Launa, Exeter, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Schenk, Brinsley. Earlier in the evening the family gathered for an anniver- sary dinner at the Dominion Hotel, Zurich. JOIN UC CHURCH On Palm Sunday, April '7, 12 new members were accepted into membership in the Crediton United Church. They were Way- ne and Ruth Ann King, Wendy and Jimmy Neil, Judy and Brian Lamport, Judy and Kathy Bou- lianne, Ruth Hodge, S hi rle y FINAL MEETING The final cottage meeting was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson on Tues- day evening with ten members of St. Patrick's church present. Owing to an injury to Rev. Lyle Bennett's ankle, Mr. Vic Drought of Centralia conducted the service. A social hour was enjoyed at the close. WA MAKES QUILTS On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Raymond Greenlee gave her home for a WA quilting meeting with 11 members present. During the quilting the ladies made plans for a euchre to be held in the parish hall on Fri- day, April 19, Money was voted to a fund for the retiring president of Huron Diocese, Mrs. A gn e s Calder of London, to the Easter Seal drive, the WA Thankoffer- ing and the primate's relief fund with the Thankoffering mo- ney to be presented at the an- nual meeting at St. Paul's Ca- thedral, London, on May 1. A mystery prize donated by Mrs. H. Davis was won by Mrs. Harvey Latta. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Hugh Da- vis and Mrs. Earl Greenlee. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll spent several days this past Now Esso pays for all the service-you pay for just the oil! ITO ET MORE PLANIT F OD PPR OUR FEPTIPIZEit INEwi AERO PH 18-46-0 AND 11-48-0 * Now Esso pays for annual burner and furnace conditioning... * Now Esso pays for mid-season check of your heating equipment... * Now Esso pays for emergency service any time... You pay for just the oil! 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