Times-Advocate, 1987-06-03, Page 12Page 12
Times -Advocate, June 3, 1987
Rev. Hiltz returns
Cehbrate Crediton YC annviersary
Sy MIR. STAN PRESZCATOR
The 136th anniversary was held at
Zion United Church Sunday. Rev.
Robert S. Hiltz a former minister for
the Crediton, Shipka and Exeter Main
Street charge was guest speaker.
The junior choir from Stephen Cen-
tral School sang many beautiful songs
under the leadership of Mrs. Marlene
Thornton and Miss Diane Rath. Mrs.
Thornton also sang a solo titled "He".
The sermon topic was taken from
Ezra 7:6-13, II Timothy 4:1-16, and
Luke 22:31-38 titled "Are You
Ready?"
Centralia SS
will celebrate
By Mrs. TOM KOOY
The Sunday school picnic at the
United Church Sunday following the
morning service began with a pot luck
dinner followed by games for young
and old and enjoyed by all present.
Next Sunday June 7 the Sunday
school anniversary will be held at the
United Church in -Centralia at 11:15.
It will be a joint service with Zion
West. Awards will be presented to S.S.
pupils at this service. Special music
at the service when the speaker will
be Rev. Deborah Carter.
When the Girl Guides met Thurs-
day evening Tena Gibson received
her all around cord which is the
---highest-honour .a_g nide can receive
and Mary Walker was presented with
a five year pin as a Brownie leader.
• At Reegan's Inn. May 25 when the
seniors gathered the prizes were won
by Mary Meikle, Ilene Pullman,
Margaret Carter. Tom Kooy and Joe
Carter. Following dinner our cook,
Carol Mills donated and served a
lovely free dessert to everyone pre-
sent. Next party is June 8.
Sunday dinner guests with Tom and
I following anniversary services at St.
Patricks Anglican Church, Saint-
sbury were Helen MacDonald, Harry
and Marian Noels, Lucan, Betty
Sutherland, Ilderton, Jack Dickens,
Exeter and Howard Dolan, Watford.
A very enjoyable time was spent
Sunday at a family gathering at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Doug
Theander, London when they enter-
tained in honour of the 50th wedding
anniversary of Doug's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hugo Theander, 'Huron
Park. They had dinner at the Seven
Dwarfs. Congratulations Hugo and
Irene.
Mr. and Mrs. Borden Smyth spent
a few days last week at Wheeling,
West Virginia.
Our sympathy is extended to the
family of the late Percy Price of
Huron Park. He was an employee of
Dashwood Industries and passed •
away suddenly at work, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Caslick and
family_spent theweekend with their
parents in the Cargill area.
A delicious pot luck lunch was held
after services and a time of fellowship
with former members and friends..
Thanks to all who took part and made
it a day to remember.
Camp Bimini : There are still some
staff needed at Camp Bimini this
summer. Head cook - July 9-11 and
23-25 (two full days, one breakfast
each week). There will -be training
one day during June 22-24.
Counsellors -in -training -15 year old
boys.
Assistant Director - July 19-25.
Vacation Bible school: "Growing
God's Way in the Sonshine Patch"
will be held August 17-21. All children
are welcome to come to this week of
learning and .fun. Volunteers are
needed to teach again this summer.
Please call Rev. Brian and Mary
Elder as soon as possible. Teachers
books are available now for those in-
terested in looking at them.
Services during the month of June
will be: June 7 regular service at 10
a.m., June 14 sacrament of Holy Com-
munion (10 a.m.) June 21 Children's
Day (10:30 a.m.) June 28 Cemetery
Decoration Service (10 a.m.).
In hospital at South Huron in Exeter
are Mrs. Helen Ratz and Mrs. Alma
Schwartz.
Mrs. Vera Bullock celebrated her
82nd birthday May 25. Happy birth-
day Vera.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator
visited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Dye, London.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Stan Preszcalor were Mr. and Mrs.
David Glanville, Tina and Earl
Cabana, Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Isaac and Tasha, Exeter; Miss Bren-
da Glanville and Carl Farr, St.
Thomas; Mrs. Lorna Barnes andKen
Werham, Thedford and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Patterson, Dashwood.
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REV. HILTZ RETURNS — Rev. Robert Hiltz
Shipka United Church more than 20 years
Sunday. Above, Doug Lightfoot of Crediton
Rev. and Mrs. Hiltz back to the area.
who was in charge of the Exeter Main Street, Crediton and
ago was the guest speaker at Crediton Zion's anniversary,
and Marian Porter of the former Main street church welcome
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GRADUATES -- Charles Stephen
Gingerich graduated April 25
from Emmanuel Bible College Kit-
chener, with a Bachelor of
Theology degree. He is the son of
Stephen and Mary Ellen
Gingerich of Zurich and husband
of Lois James Gingerich. He will
be serving with The Missionary
Church of Canada.
Former pastor
back for visit
Sy MRS. HUGH MORENZ
Guests Saturday evening with Ross
and Evelyn Pickering were Rev. and
Mrs. Robert Hilts, of Sundridge, near
North Bay. Rev. Hiltz was guest
minister at Crediton United on May
31 for their anniversary.
Many years ago Rev. Hiltz was
minister here at a three-point cllarge
of Exeter, Crediton and Shipka
United. The Shipka church closed in
1963 and the red church in Crediton
burned down and the congregation
amalgamated with the present United
Church in Crediton.
About 20 congregational friends
from Shipka and Crediton gathered
Saturday evening with Ross and
Evelyn and Rev. and Mfrs. Hiltz.
Betty and Bruce Shelley and
daughter, Llsa of- Campbellford
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and Mabel Fraser. Joining the fami-
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