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Pail. 2 Times-Advocate, October 13, 1966
History of centennial farm recalls early days
Youths elect, ladies collect underwear at Creditor)
By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
Mrs. G. E. Wenzel was in
charge of the program for the
Thankoffering meeting of the WS-
WS at the EUB Church Thursday
evening,
The program consisted of a
dialogue by Mrs. HoWard Zur-
brigg, Mrs. Gordon Finkbeiner
and Mrs. Lloyd. Lamport, a piano
solo by Rev. Howard Zurbrigg
and the topic "The Christian Call
to Giving" taken by Mrs. Wenzel
and Mrs. Lamport. Miss Doris
Swartz sang "Now Thank We All
Our God" while each member
placed her thankoffering box on a
table decorated with the fruits
of harvest.
The president, Mrs. E r v in
Ratz, conducted the business ses-
sion. To the District Fall Rally
in Dashwood October 21 each
member is to take a box lunch.
Used nylon stockings are to be
collected prior to the Rally. A
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Harris of.
Rexdale with Mr. & Mrs, Lorne
P reszcator;
Mrs. Mabel Ewald and Mr. Cal-
vin Fahrner of Kitchener, Mr.
Chester Mawhinney of E xeter
with Mr. & Mrs. Ern mery Fahrn-
er;
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Zurbrigg
and Mr. & Mrs. Clare Zurbrigg
of Waterloo with Rev. & Mrs.
Howard Zurbrigg;
Rev. & Mrs. Fred Faist, Char-
les and Marion, Dennis Jantzi and
Miss Pearl Thompson of Kitchen-
er and Mrs. Ronald Zophie of
W h ea.ton, Illinois with Mrs.
Elizabeth Faist and Nola. Miss
Thompson, a citizen of Jamaica,
is visiting a brother in Kitchen-
er. She attends the church served
by Mr. Faist and elected to spend
Thanksgiving with her pastor.
Mr, & Mrs. Bert Pascuzzo
motored to Queenston, St. Cath-
arines and Caledonia, At St. Cath-
arines they called on Mr. & Mrs.
George Parker, Mr, Parker is an
army buddy of Mr. Pascuzzo's.
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Finkbeiner
attended the Roseville Mission
Conference Sunday.
Mr. Herb Brown of Toronto was
a weekend guest of his brother,
Mr. Henry Brown,
Mrs, Beatrice Tait of Hamilton
visited relatives in Exeter and
Crediton last week.
THANKSGIVING GUESTS
Thanksgiving guests in Credi-
ton were;
Mrs. Hilliard Sparling of Walk-
erton with Mrs. Clayton Sims;
Mr. & Mrs. Don Mahoney and
child of Guelph with Mr. & Mrs.
Sam King;
Members of the Fellowship
decorated the church with leaves,
fruit and vegetables for Sunday's
Thanksgiving service.
clothing drive is planned for Oc-
tober, with jeans and underwear
for boys 10, 12 and 16 urgently
needed. All donations are to be
at the church by October 31,
Hostesses were Mrs. Ross.
Krueger, Miss Laura Mathers,
Mrs. Lorne Finkbeiner and Miss
Nola Faist,
MARKS 93 YEARS
Edward Morlock celebrated his
93rd birthday on Friday. He is
one of the oldest residents of the
district.
the mine Crediton was chosen,
there was some consideration
given to calling the settlement
Brownsville. John Brown erected
his log home at the corner now
occupied by Attlielci's Store. The
preseat brick dwelling on the
farm was built ninety-four years
ago.
One of Mr. Henry Brown's
prized possession is a letter from
a eommissionerof theCanada
Company office at Toronto, ad-
dressed to John Brown, P.O. Dev-
on, July 26, 1854. Because Mr.
Brown had paid £ 71-17-0 which
was more by 3 8/3 than the
amount required for the land,
a cheque was enclosed. "The
deed", the letter states, "is in
preparation and will be sent to
you as soon as complete to the
P.O. Devon".
The Ross Haughs were guests
of Mr. & Mrs. Michael Burke of
Brampton Sunday.
Mrs, Garfield Hill and Stanley
were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs.
Robert Wilkins at their Oakwood
Park cottage Sunday. Mrs. Wilk-
ins is the former Phyllis Hill.
Mr. & Mrs. Reg Finkbeiner
motored to Parry Sound lastSat-
urday to enjoy the glory of the
autumn leaves, PERSONALS
Mr. Harry Beaver received
word from his daughter Gertrude
of Detroit that she has returned
from her trip toDartmouth, Nova
Scotia, where she was a guest
of F/L and Mrs. Wm. Misner.
While there she enjoyed a try
at cranberry picking. Mrs. Mis-
ner is the former Jeanette Beav-
er.
Mr. & Mrs. John Morrissey
had their entire family with them
for Thanksgiving dinner. Twenty-
two guests sat down to table.
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Schenk
entertained the following guests,
Mr. Larry Cholette (brother of
Mrs. Schenk) and his family of
Toronto, Mr. & Mrs. Harvey
Hurren and family of Guelph
and daughter Charmaine of Lon-
Crediton folk
in hospitals
By MRS, W. MOTZ
ELECTS OFFICERS
The Youth Fellowship of the
RUB Church elected the following
officers at its planning session,
Monday October 3.
President is Bill Ratz; vice-
president, Doug Finkbeiner; sec-
retary, Linda Haugh; treasurer,
Julia Schenk.
HISTORY OF BROWN FARM
The century-farm sign swings
proudly at the lane entrance of
the farm of Mr. Henry Brown.
The land was owned by his father
Bernard and his grandfatherJohn
before him. By talking with. Mr.
Brown one learns interesting bits
of history.
In 1854 his grandparents came
frotn Germany, a six-week weari-
some journey by sailing vessel.
The Ausable was crossed at
Hunger Hollow (near the abandon-
ed RCAF dump) where there was
a mill powered by a water wheel.
The post office was at Devon
Corner,
On the land that lies across
from the home of William Bend-
er the pioneers found a clearing.
They believed there had been an
Indian encampment there. Before
Mr. Eber Lewis visited Sunday
with his mother atGoderich Hos-
pital who is improving all the
time,
Mr. Leonard Wein spent Fri-
day at Westminister Hospital,
London.
Mrs. Eli Sims is a patient in
South Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heist and
Margaret spent Sunday with Miss
Clara and Mr. Herb Beaver, in
Exeter.
By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Love, Ju-
nior, Wayne and Wendy of Thed-
ford visited Sunday with Mr. &
Mrs. Colin Love.
Mrs. Wilfred Leitch of Galt
joined her parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Alex Love and visited relatives
here. They returned to Galt with
her Thursday.
The Sunday morning worship
service October 16 will be with-
drawn due to the anniversary
services at Greenway. Sunday
school will be at the usual hour
10:15 am,
Mrs. Pat McCann and geordy
of Ottawa are vi siting' their
grandmother, Mrs. George
Campbell.
Miss Mae Patterson of New-
market, Mrs. Marjorie Knight
and Robert of London visited
Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Ray
Patterson.
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Allister
and girls of Hamilton spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
& Mrs. Willis Gill and family.
Miss Beulah Holt RN of Tor-
onto spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Mae Holt.
don. Charmaine is a student at
a school of hairdressing in the
city.
Miss Doris Swartz spent the
weekend at "Spalome" near
Gravenhurst, visiting with
friends, and enjoyed two boat
trips. One trip took the party up
the Muskoka River to Brace-
bridge and a, visit to Santa's
Village, the other followed Lake
Muskoka to Port Carling, Miss
Swartz reports that the autumn
coloring of the leaves throughout
Muskoka is of exceptional beauty
this season.
Miss Jennifer Verkerk ac-
companied friends from Exeter,
Dashwood and Hensall on a motor
trip to Grand Rapids, Michigan,
to visit her sister Wilhelmina who
is in attendance at college there.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Jeffery
rented one of Albert Gaiser's
cottages for a day and entertain-
ed Mr. & Mrs. Ross Krueger
and Randy Hoffman, Mr. & Mrs.
Robert Crawford, Doug Jeffery
and Miss Barbara Nair, Mr. &
Mrs. William Jeffery of Exeter
and Mr. & Mrs. Doug Rivers
and family of Lambeth.
The United Church young peo-
ple decorated their church for
the Sunday morning Thanksgiving
service. There were fruits,
grains, vegetables and some tools
of the farmer's toil.
Mr. & Mrs. Will Oestricher
celebrated Thanksgiving with Mr.
& Mrs. Robert Greenwood and
family of Don Mills.
Mrs. Mary Faist is spending a
week with Mr. & Mrs. Lewis
Faist at Kitchener.
The United Church Women
shared the Thankoffering service
of the Main Street United Wo-
men's Group Monday, October 3.
Mr. Lloyd Hey has added a fine
washroom to the facilities offer-
ed the public by his BA garage.
The Township Hall will be
open from 4 to 7 pm Thursday,
October 13 to receive donations
of articles for the South Huron
Hospital Auxiliary r ummage
sale.
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce McLennan
have returned from a trip that
took them into Northern Ontario,
across the Mackinac Bridge, and
homeward through the United
States.
Carol and Howard Hendrick
spent Thanksgiving with Mr. &
Mrs. Don Hendrick of Owen
Sound.
Mrs. Ruth Skinner is enjoy-
ing a holiday in Hawaii.
Usborne students elect
Students at Usborne Central school went to the polls during the past week and elected their Student Council
for 1966-67. Front, from left, Jack maver, secretary; Janice Johns, president; Larry Ferguson, treas-
urer. Back, Joan Allen, paper staff, Muriel Abbott, editor; Sandra Skinner, paper staff. T-A photo
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