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THE TIMES-APVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 17, 1952
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Euchre Resumed
The euchre parties at S.S. No.!
1* Biddulph--’ the Coursey School
-’“Were resumed on Friday eve
ning, January 11. Apparently
this school section enjoys the;
community spirit, fox* nine tables !
of players were on hand for the j
first game of the new year. The;
winners were: Eric Hodgins and|
Mrs. George Hodgins
Mrs. Stokes and
(second). The next
oa January 25.
sponsored by Mrs.
sey and Mrs. Stokes.
Several Lueanites this week
received the charred remains of
mail, which went through the
Brantford fire. Some were just
Christmas cards. One man at
least lost valuable papers includ
ing a birth certificate and papers
which cannot be replaced.
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C.G.I.T. News
The Lucan C.G.I.T. held their
regular meeting on Tuesday eve
ning in the Sunday School room.
The sing-song was led by the
leader. Mrs. Charles Corbett.
The meeting opened with the
C.G.I.T. hymn and purpose. The
worship service was conducted
by leader, Miss Pat Gowlett.
Mrs. Corbett introduced the Mis
sionary study book and read the
first story from it. During the
business period projects were
planned to finish making a
baby’s layette which they had
started, as a project to accom
pany the study book.
After a period of games,
meeting elosed with Taps.
time as a patient in St. Joseph s
Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Lewis and
family dined with Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Steeper of West McGil
livray on Sunday evening,
Mrs. Sawyer of Kirkton visit
ed recently with her daughter,
Mrs. Harvey Hodgins.
Ms. Aaron Scott
the Ladies Guild of
Anglican Church on
afternoon last.
Mrs. Roy Hodgins
in Kitchener.
Mrs. Wm. Grives spent Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Alonzo
Hodgins.
Mrs. Earl Morley entertained
a number of ladies from Brinsley
United Church to a quilting on
Tuesday last.
Plan Parents’ Night
The regular meeting of the
North London and B i d d u 1 p li
teachers was held in the Lucan
Public School on January 8 at
3 p.m. The vice-president, Mr.
Fred MacDonald, presided,
There were 13 teachers pres
ent. It was decided to drop the
idea of holding Parents' Night
during Education Week. The
next meeting is to be held on
February 12 in the Granton Pub
lic School.
Clandeboye W.l.
Plans Projects
Mrs. David Henry was hostess
to 15 members and seven guests
of the Clandeboye V>\l. at their
meeting, January 9. During the
meeting, members were divided
into three groups under Mrs.
David Henry, Mrs. Murray
Thompson and Mrs. Ernie Lev
ies. These groups will be
sponsible for making money
the quilt which will
Salada contest.
Mrs. A. Macintosh
Scripture lesson at the
of the meeting, Mrs.
ton was in charge of current
events and Mrs. Rae Neil read a
poem.
A hand-made mat was display
ed by Mrs. Silver and she ex
plained how it was made. Mrs.
Art Cunningham gave a paper on
historical research and House
hold hints were given by Mrs.
Murray Livies. Miss Aleda
Hughes gave a talk on her trip
to Chicago and Mrs. Art Hod
gins conducted a contest.
Honor Couple
On Friday evening, neighbours
and friends met at Marrs School
and presented Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Morgan with a studio couch. The
presentation was made by
mer Blake and Joe Morgan
the address. The evening
spent in dancing. May we
our best wishes to the young
couple for a happy married life.
Mr. Moore Cunningham en
tertained Mr. and Mrs. J. Hewitt,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Lewis, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Murless, Mr. and
Mrs. T. Collins, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Harrison and Mr. Charlie
Edginton on Wednesday evening.
The evening was spent playing
cards.
Brinsley S.S.
Elects Officers
Superintendant Wesley ‘Wat
son received a receipt, and a
very thankful message from the
Salvation Army, London, for the
number of White Gifts and $10
sent from the Brinsley United
Church Sunday ~ ’
Officers of
Church Sunday
Superintendant, Wesley Wat
son; assistants, Earl Lewis, Gor
don Morley; secretary, Gordon
Morley; assistants, Billie Allison,
Carman Pickering; treasurer,
Mrs. Jack Trevethick; pianist,
Douglas Lewis; assistant, Betty
Sholdice.
Teachers are:
Beginners, Kathleen Morley
and Betty Sholdice; primary,
Mrs. Karl Pickering and Helen
Lewis; juniors, Mrs. Jack Treve
thick and Mrs. Earl Lewis; inter
mediate, Martin Watson, and
Mrs. Melvin Allison; adult, Mrs.
Wes Watson, Mrs. Earl Morley
and Mrs. Ken Sholdice; mission
ary, Wesley Watson.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. David Morley
left on Thursday last for a motor
trip to the southern states.
Bonnie Watson spent Thurs
day with her grandmother, Mrs.
Lin Craven.
Mrs. J. Vernon of Sylvan
spent a few days recently with
her daughter, Mrs. Harvey Twed-
dle of West McGillivray.
We are glad to report that
Mrs. Jack Tweddle has returned
to her home after spending some
Lucan AYPA To Enter
Drama Competition
There were 14 members pres
ent at the A.Y.P.A. meeting held
in the Anglican Parish Hall on
Monday evening, January 7.
Plans were made for a Minstrel
Show to be held in February
and also for the attending of the
London Drama Festival January
22 at the Adam Beck School and
the London District Festival at
Dorchester January 29.
The Lucan A.Y.P.A. made a
splendid showing in last year’s
festival and are entering again
with a play, “Tea for Three”.
The meeting closed with re
freshments. The lunch commit
tee were Marion Coursey, Mari
lyn Brownlee and Roscoe Hod
gins.
High
In
The
we read: “Dr. Kenneth C. Bant
ing enjoys his bowling and never
i fails to take the opportunity of
rolling a few games every day
if possible.
“New Year’s Day he had a
■ few open minutes so he decided
to take a m*aek at Emery's Re- j creation pins.
“He finished one game with
four strikes in a row and then
went on to dump the pins for
an addition 11 in a row, and
wound up with eight pins for a
29S—or just, two pins
every bowler’s goal.
‘’Needless to say the
was elated."
Dr. Banting
W. T. Banting
of Lu'an and
childhood in the village.
shy of
doctor
of Dr.is a son
and Mrs. Banting
spent his early
Open this Sunday, Wed
nesday afternoon, and dur
ing the evenings through
out the week:—-
Armand C. German
; In Granton on Saturday,
uary 12, Armand C. German,
beloved husband of Jean Young-
• son and dear father of William
s B., died at his home in his sixty-
l ninth year. He rested at the C.
j Haskett & Son funeral home
j until Tuesday, January 15, at 2
! p.m. and was then taken to St.
. Thomas Church, Granton, for
I service. Interment was in Gran-
; ton Cemetery.
Jan-
SUNOCO
Service Station
Mr. R.
. Elizabeth.
' with Mr.
i roth.
| Mr. J. McLean has been elect-
j ed chairman of the Board of
8 ! Education,i
Dezort and daughter,
spent last week-end
and Mrs. F. Morgen-
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EXETER, ONTARIO
DR. H. H. COWEN
Librarian Honored
Lueanites attending the Mid
dlesex County Co-operative meet
ing at the_ London Public
rary “
were
Cook,
Earle
Dr.
speaker. As Mrs. Coursey has al
most completed 10 years as
Lucan’s librarian she was hon
ored by having her picture tak
en with Dr. Brown and some of
the committee.
on Friday, January
Mrs. Irene Coursey,
Rev. L. Harrison and
Haskett.
Brown was tile guest
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Lucan’s Teentown group is
staging a “hardtime” party Jan
uary 18. All coining in good
clothes to the arena will be
fined. Girls bring sandwiches
and boys a quarter. It will be
a big night so don’t miss it.
Medway H.S. Pupils
To Try Teaching
A new scheme is being
out at Medway School this
to assist pupils in deciding
ther or not they wish to enter
the teaching profession. A dozen
pupils, all from Grade 13, will
go to schools in Lobo,. London,
Biddulph and West Nissouri to
observe in classrooms and to try
their hand at teaching.
Co-operating with Principal A.
E. Robinson are Principal F. C.
Biehl of the London Normal
School. D. G. Smith,- inspector
for East Middlesex and Elm
wood Oakes, inspector for West |
Middlesex.
Anniversary Club
Mrs. W. Lambert was hostess
to the United Church Annivers
ary Club at Granton. Mrs. Ruth
Gunning presided ad Mrs. Mur
iel Lewis spoke on the theme
“Service”. Taking part in the
worship period were
Bryan,
Munroe,
Rhea )
brought in that the project of
installing a rest room in the
United Church was completed.
Officers for 1952 are: President,
Ruth Gunning; first vice-presi
dent, Gertie Wallis; second vice-
president, Gladys Legge;
secretary, Amelia Jameson.
Florence
Gladys Legge, Francis
, Amelia Jamison and
Hardie. A report was
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it seemed to be a com-
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Bingo
At
night
bination of Hodgins Night and
Family Night, for among the
winners there were no less than
four Hodgins and a husband and*
wife—a wife, her daughter and
her brother. As no one got the
jackpot it goes up to $170 for
Wednesday night (there will be
no game next Saturday night).
The $5 consolation prize went to
Mrs. Emerson Wallace, while
Mrs. Schroeder won the $10
“Share the Wealth”. Other prize
winners were; Jack Murdy,
Joyce Morgenroth; Jim Kirk,
Mrs. Reilly Jr.; Mr. Pitt, Mrs.
Pitt, Mrs, Aby, Mrs. Art Hod
gins, Mrs. Morgenroth, Mr. R.
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