The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1953-06-25, Page 1010
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Sunday
Mrs. Clarence Johns.
The Woodham L.O.L. attend
ed a church service at Lakeside
United. Church last Sunday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs, La Verne Rodd
and children were Sunday visit
ors M'ith Mr. and Mrs,
by at Kirkton.
Mr. and Mrs. Will
and family attended
family reunion at
last Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rodd at
tended anniversary services at
Thames Road United Church on
Sunday and spent the day with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart.
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News of
Elimville
By MRS. ROSS SKINNER
Johns Family Annual Picnic
Nearly 90 members of the
Johns family met at Winchelsea
School for their annual picnic.
Joshua Johns was the oldest
member present and Alan Margi
son, the youngest. The sports re
sults were as follows:
Boys and girls, five and under,
Sandra Dickey, Marilyn Johns;
boys and girls, eight and under,
Frances Johns, Joyce Dickey;
girls, 12 and under, Grace Johns,
Sylvia Johns; boys, 12 and
under, Robert Johns, Edward
Skinner; young men’s race,
Stanley Johns,, Ronald Elford;
young ladies’ race, Sylvia and
Grace Johns: married men, How
ard Johns: Wes Neil, Don Bray
(tie); married' ladies, Dorothy
Ratcliffe, Anne Bray.
Kiek-the-slipper, M a r gar e t
Johns, Frances Skinner, Mary
Dickey, Grace Johns; soda bis
cuit relay, Stanley Johns, Gladys
Skinner and Hazel Margison
(tie); hammering nails, ladies,
Doris Elf ord, Verna Johns; men,
Ronald Elford, Philip Johns;
husband and wife tying a bow,
Martin and Margaret Johns, Wes
and Mary Neil.
Two relay races, both won by
Phil Johns’ team, and a peanut
scramble concluded the sports.
Officers for 195 4 are as fol-
Philip Johns;
Elf ord; sports
and
Mr.
Usborne Acts
On New Drains
Two drain by-law's were passed
and a petition for another was
accepted, at Usborne council's
June meeting.
Final approvalof the Westlake
and Beaver drains was given by
the council and the request from
Turkey Bros, and others for a
drain wan granted. C. P. Corbett,
Lucan, was appointed engineer
for the new drain.
Council directed that the neces
sary tile be purchased for the
Beaver and Westlake drains and
that tenders be called- for their
construction.
G. Cornish interviewed coun
cil in regard to the unsatisfactory
condition of the Towl
drain. He was informed, that
cost of maintenance was laid
the owmers.
C, Stephen inquired about
outlet on his land in Elimville
in the Kerslake drain and was
told the drain did not extend
that far.
Council directed that W.
Rice, engineer1 directing pro
vincial grants for drainage, be
contacted in connection with
Brock Creek and Earl drains,
and non-payment of grants to
date.
The council approved the new
plumbing by-law submitted by
the Huron County Health Unit.
The county’s levy on
township is $26,531.26
year. Council accepted the
amount.
The Department of Highways
notified council of its approval
of the $14,193.75 for construc
tion of Glenn Bridge.
The next meeting will be held
Monday evening, July 13.
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Crediton
By MRS. J. WOODALL
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Garrett
Jr, and Cathie visited, Thursday
evening with Mr, and Mrs, Jo-*
seph Zuball.
Mr. Clare Seeli was ope of the
Intermediates to receive a cup at
Granton on Field Day.
Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald
and family visited with Mr, and
Mrs. Richard Welsh and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Eaton
and family visited Sunday 'with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mardlin.
Miss Betty Lou, Garrett,
London, visited the weekend
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. :
neth Garret Sr. and family.
Mrs. Edith Jermyn and
Helen Coates visited with
and Mrs. Victor Westman.
Mrs. Gordon Mitchell and I
ley attended the Scott reunion at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Scott, Ailsa Craig.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zuball Jr.
and girls spent Friday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Zu
ball Sr.
S.S. No. 5 Revere pupils and
teacher, Mrs. C. Bowman, held a
ball game with S,S. No. 26 pupils
and Miss M. Hardie, teacher, on
Thursday afternoon. Lunch was
served by the pupils and teacher
of Revere.
Mr. Gordon Rathburn left on
Wednesday of last week by motor
to attend high court convention
of the Canadian Order of For
resters held in Vancouver. He
will visit relatives in Victoria.
Revere W.M.S. met at the
home of Mrs. Stanley
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Trevor
the Mitchell road and
Mrs. William Bendall
of
with
Ken-
Miss
Mr.
Sliir
Crawford
Foster of
Mr. and
and Roy
Decoration Day was observed
in the Evangelical Cemetery on
Sunday. A large crowd was pres
ent and a very fine address was
given by Rev.
cemetery was
ated,
Mr. Albert J spent the past :
1 toria Hospital,
proved and expected home this
week.
Mr.
spent
Mr.
E. N. Mohr. The
beautifully decor-
Gaiser, who has
few weeks in Vic-
, London, is im-
(
Mrs. I. Turnbull
WMS Member
Mrs, Elizabeth Turnbull died
at her home on William St. on
Saturday, June 20 after a lengthy
illness. She had been confined
to her bed for over four years.
The former Elizabeth Hackney,
she was born on the Thames
Road, Usborne
continued to live
her marriage. Mr
in 19OS and Mrs.
to Exeter te make her home 30
years ago.
She was a member of
Presbyterian Church and
member of the W.M.S.
Surviving are five sons,
of Seaforth, John
Aylmer, Wilfred, Leaside
to, and Robert, Exeter
daughters, (Maggie) Mrs.
Rohde and
Millar, both
brothers, Dr
Victoria, B.C
ney, of Motherwell. Twenty-one
grandchildren, 25 great grand
children and one great-great
grandchild also survive.
The body rested at the Hopper-
Hockey funeral home until Mon
day afternoon when the Rev. J.
B. Fox of Hensall Presbyterian
Church
funeral
made in Exeter cemetery.
Six grandsons,- Alex, Arthur,
and William Rohde and Robert,
Douglas and -Earl Turnbull acted
as pallbearers.
township, and
there following
, Hackney died
Hackney came
Cayen
a life
James,
and Harold,
Tpron-
; two
Henry
David(Ann) Mrs.
of Exeter, and two
William Hackney,
, and Charles Hack
conducted a private
service. Interment was
visited Sunday evening with Mr,
and Mrs. Roy Moore.
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Garrett
Jr. and Cathie visited with Mr,
and Mrs, Lloyd Mardlin and
Gayle.
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Middleton
and Don visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Dickerson.
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Personal Items
Mr. and Mi’s. Fred Ford, of
Eden, visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Melville Skinner.
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Parrish and
family, of London, visited Sun
day with Mr. Harry Sparling and
, Hazel.
Miss Donna Murch, of London,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Bell and attended
the Parsons-Cooper wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dilling and
Larry, Mr,
Stephen, Mr.
Miss Ridley,
the weekend
Austin Dilling.
Mr. and Mrs. John Willis and
Mr. and Mrs: Chester Dunn, of
Exeter: Mr. and Mrs. Mervin
Dunn, of Hensall, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. John Ridley on
Sunday.
Mrs. W. ’ G. Horne returned
home Sunday after spending a
couple of weeks with her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbert King, of Forest.
Dr. and Mrs. Reilly and family
spent a few days in Toronto and
attended the funeral of Mr,
Reilly’s father. The community
expresses their sympathy to the
Reilly family in their
meat.
■Mr. and Mrs. Dilling
the Mahaffy reunion in
Lions Park on Saturday.
Mrs. Delmer Skinner and Miss
Ruth Skinner attended their
lodge bus trip to Detroit on Mon
day and attended a T.V. show.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bell and
family, of Toronto, visited Satur
day evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Stephen,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pym at
tended Thames Road anniversary
on Sunday and spent the day
with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pym.
Elimville and Winchelsea com
munity picnic will be held on
Thursday, June 25 at Seaforth
Lions Park. ■
The Elimville Sunday School
anniversary services will be held
on Sunday, June
and 7:30 p.m.
Scott, of Bly th,
speaker for both
Trowssean Tea
•Mrs. .
trousseau
16 in
Lenore
day.
Mrs,
SERVING CANADIANS
THROUGH CHEMISTRY
Mrs. May-
and Mrs.
committee,
Ford; Mr.
Mr.
and Mrs. Laurie
Ross Dilling and
of London, spent
with Mr. and Mrs.
bereave-
attended
Seaforth
28 at 11 a,m.
Rev, Charles
will be guest
services.
Alvin Cooper held a
t tea on Tuesday, June
honor of her daughter
who was married Satur-
and Mrs. Lloyd England
Sunday in Sarnia.
and Mrs. Roy Goulding,
Dawson and Marilyn, of London,
spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs. G.'Wein.
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Brown ot
Lambeth and Mr. and Mrs. Royal
Brown of Dearborn, Mich., spent
the weekend here.
Members of the Evangelical
Sunday School enjoyed a very
pleasant outing at Turnbull’s
Grove on Friday evening with a
attendance. Following
supper, sports were
Ross Skinner was at the
door and Mrs. Cooper and Len-
ore, assisted by Mrs. Parsons,
received the friends and neigh
bors. Mrs, Harold Bell assisted
at the register. Miss Aldeen Pym,
Miss Muriel Coward, Miss Helen
Parsons, Miss Jeanne McDonald
Miss Ruby Parsons
Donna Murch showed the
linens and trousseau.
Mrs. Cooper served
lunch to the attendants
tives at the close of
nlng.
A number from the
ity* attended the Parsons-Cooper
wedding at Elimville Church on
Saturday.
and Miss
gifts,
dainty
and rela
the eve-
a
commtni*
large
picnic
joyed.
Miss
to the
and Mrs. Edward Morlock, from
her teaching duties in the Girls’
School in Hamilton,
Teachers in the
lie School have
engaged for the
Principal Mrs. R.
F. W. Morlock and Miss Marie
Symon,
Miss Joyce Chambers
re-engaged to teach
School.
Miss Elaine Mitchell
tinue to teach in Kensal
School in London.
Dr. Dorothy Turville, of
don, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Mitchell and Elaine on
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ryall of
London visited over the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swartz.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Swartz were Mr. and Mrs.
Russel Wong and family
ford.
Mr. and Mrs, Gerald
are spending two weeks
Liskeard,
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Clark are
spending some time in Brampton.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Logan of
Fo'rest visited last week
Mrs. Albert King.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
Mrs. Joseph Woodall were
and Mrs. M. J. Sansone, of Ham
ilton, Mrs. Thomas Wilson of
London and Miss Anne
R.N., of Windsor.
Mrs. Samuel Lamport,
panied by Mr. and Mrs.
Vincent, of Detroit, is
with her daughter in California.
Mr, and Mrs. C. Haist of Zur
ich and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Kaitting of Goderich visited on
Sunday with Miss Lillian Haist.
Mr, C. W. Parkinson and son,
Jim, spent Sunday with relatives
in Dorchester.
United Church Picnic
United Church School picnic
was held on Saturday afternoon
in Seaforth Park with a large at
tendance. A fine line of sports
was convened by members of the
young married people’s class, be
ginning with a scramble for the
tiny folks. Winners in races and
contests were: Beginners, Eleece
Lamport and, Brian Lamport;
juniors, Douglas Lightfoot; inter
mediates, Melvin Innkbeiner,
Paula Boulianne; young men’s
class, Jim Parkinson, Bob Gallo
way; young ladies’ class, Connie
Jackson, Labelle Hilf; penny
race, Marlene King, Joyce Glan-
ville; eating biscuit, Melvin Fink-
beiner, Paul Boulianne; beans in
jar, Grant Jackson, Paula Bou-
lfanne; shoe scramble, Connie Jackson, Pat Chambers; breaking
biscuits, Donavon Gower, Robert
Galloway; balloon bursting, Mr.
and Mrs, Nelson Lamport; art
contest, Mrs, James Mawhinney;
hall throwing, Elmer Lawson;
doll dressing, Edward Chambers;
pillow contest, James Mawhin-
ney’s side; kicking slipper, Ed
ward Lamport,
A picnic supper was enjoyed.
Ella Morlock has returned
home of her parents, Mr.
Crediton Pub-
all been re
coining year,
Molitor, Mrs.
has been
in Eden
will
of Wat-
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at New
Creed,
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