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THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH & 1952
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Hear Bishop [Mouse in Radio
Through the kind co-operation When the radio
of Air. Clarence Haskett, who school refused to
installed a loud speaker, the teachers took it to „ ___ ___
members of Holy Trinity Church shop. The repair man discovered •
were able to hear the addresslu •‘musically-minded** mouse had:
of Bishop Luxton on Sunday decided to build his home in thei
morning. He spoke on Huron1’....a -----
College and of the coming can
vass to raise funds Not till the
college is clear of debt can it
be consecrated.
There is a special xneeting in
September.
loud speaker and had broken off'
a wire.
We were pleased to note that;
one of oar Lucan boys. Don ■
Skelton, was one of the players
in the Medway School orchestra.
and
an-
and
directors
Among the many officers
directors of the fourteenth
nual Middlesex Seed Fair
Food Show are the following
local men: Alex M. Stewart, Ali
sa Craig. Don Middleton of
Granton, Donald Scott of Lucan,
T. L. Patrick, ALL. A.. of Ilder
ton, Harold Corbett of
Charles MaeNaughton of
Lucan,
Exeter.
Treated JFor Injuries
In a car accident at Calamity
Corners last Saturday, Mrs. Wil
liam Mathers of R.R. 1, Clande-
boye. was treated in Victoria
Hospital for head injuries. Mr.
Mathers was unhurt. The driver
of the other ear. Norval J. Nor
ris, of Mitchell, was treated in
Westminster Hospital,
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JUST A FEW
be film
Mrs. A.
Robert Har-
Mr. Griffin
foreign mis-
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Kelvinator
rice
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Bingo News
And still the jackpot
won and up it goes
There was not as
Euchre Winners
The prize winners: at
chre u" the Coursey School
Friday night were: High score,! Opera ___ _ ___„Mrs. Charlie Grose and Mr. Tom ' probably due to all the
Coursey: low score. Mrs, r '
Hodgins and Mr. Bev Hodgins
lone hands. Air. Charlie Grose.
Mrs. Evan Hodgins and Airs.
Oscar Hodgins will he in charge
of the next euchre
the eu-
on • crowd as usual at the
House Saturday
was not
another
large a
Stanley
night,
hockey
Evan;games recently and to the fact
gins; |that many of the bingo fans
were themselves enjoying
can’s artificial ice, skating.
“Share the Wealth” was split
b et ween Airs. Schroeder an d i
Harold Brooks each receiving
$4.25. The $5 consolation prize |
was split four ways, the winners j
Wes Hodgins* group of j being Airs. Helen Watson, Airs.
””4 ....K «’**«* ........ ^^pbier, Mrs. Arbour and Air.
Norman Coursey.
Other winners were Airs.
George Hodgins $2,
Lamphier, Mrs. Orville Dickson,
Mrs. A. McLean, Mrs.
Fot-Luck Supper
Mrs, t- - '/ ‘
the United Church W.AI.S. spon
sored a self-serve pot-luck sup
per in the United Church par
lours on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. McLean not only gave her
report on the annual meeting
held in London recently but also
read Mrs. Clarence Lewis* re
port. Mrs. Chown and Airs. Aly-
ron Culbert sang a duet in keep
ing with the theme of the re
port which was “Love”. A
delightful afternoon was
by all present.
most
spent
Sheridan
Bevington, Airs. O’Shea, Air.
Beatson, Mrs. George Hodgins,
Airs. Harrigan, Mr. Beatson, Les
Woodward, Airs. Beatson, Aliss
Elizabeth Harrison, Mr.
Walls, Air. Bert Jones, Air.
H. Cantelon.
Mitchell Haskett
to Woodstock last
was
Wed-
Mrs.
called
nesday. Her sister, Mrs. Davey,
had the misfortune
her home and break
der.
Mrs. Fred McLean
toria Hospital. She had a catar
act removed from her eye last
week and is doing very nicely.
Little Ken Hardy, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Hardy, has
been on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mullins
of London visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Hodgins last week.
to fall in
her shoul-
is in Vic-
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Prayer Service
The Rev. M. R. Griffin was
the guest speaker at the World
Day of Prayer service at St,
Thomas Anglican Church, Gran
ton. Members of Wesley and
Granton United Church joined
in the observance. The leaders
were Airs. N. Gunning.
J. McKinney is spending
days in London.
and Mrs. Gerald Atkinson
Mr.
few
Mr.
and family spent Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. Wes Atkinson.
They left their little son, Mich
ael, with the latter while his
mother is away on a trip to
California, where she will join
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Wilton.
Owing to the illness of Mr.
and Mrs. Eli Thompson, their
two little grandsons, Robert and
Hugh, were sent to Toronto by
plane on Saturday to their
grandmother, Kate Aikens. The
little lads were well taken care
of an the plane and enjoyed
their trip alone.
The Lucan “Gornhuskers” are
busy rehearsing for their square
dance in the Wednesday com
petition at London’s Seed Fair
and Food Show.
After a three-week visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McFalls,
Sharyn and Judy Weir returned
home to their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Weir of Woodstock
on Sunday.
a
Fifty Stratford Skaters
To Present !ce Show
Thp Entertainment Committee
of the Lucan Community Centre
is sponsoring an Ice Review at
the Arena. Friday, March 7.
There will be a two-liour per
formance featuring a cast of 50
skaters by the Stratford Figure
Skating Club under the direction
of Ross Smith of Winnipeg,
former Canadian and Western
Canadian singles, pair and dance
champion, and Walter Thomas,
professional comedian.
The show consists of solos,
duets, trios, waltz, ballet, tango,
group dancing, precision skat
ing, comedy and “Oklahoma”.
Don’t miss this big night at the
Lucan Arena at 8:30 p.m.
Mrs. Percy Hodgins, Mrs. K.
Hodgins and Mrs. A. J. Clat-
worthy, assisted by Mrs. M.
Wass, Airs. F. Crouch, Mrs. T.
Dickenson, Mrs. J. Beatson and
Mrs. A. Hobbs. Mrs.
die was soloist,
spoke on home and
sionary work1.
The Guild of theThe Guild of the Ilderton An
glican Church served a pancake
supper to about 130 at the
Ilderton Memorial Community
Hall. The menu also included
salads, jellies and pies.
Next Monday will
night at the United Church. Do
not miss these educational pic
tures.I Her many friends are pleased
Ito know Mrs. Cap Howard is
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home from the hospital again.
Miss Dorothy Pring visited
with Mr. and Mrs, Edgar
Palls last week. Since her
turn to London she fell on
street and broke a bone in
For Education Week the staff
of th# Lucan Public School will
hold open house on Friday after
noon. Parents will not only have
the opportunity of seeing their
children’s work, consulting with
their teachers but will also be
shown pictures as the principal,
Mr. Morgenroth, has secured a
projector for Friday afternoon.
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