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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-05-08, Page 11THE TIMES^ADVQCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 8, 1952 Paintings On Exhibit --Continued from Page 10 Thanks Groups Mr. Bice was introduced by H. L. Sturgis who thanked local organizations who made the ex hibit possible. He paid tribute to Mrs. James Lyne who has been of late, very encouraging to townspeople’s interest in art. “For those of us who don’t know too much about art,” Mr. Sturgis said, “we can always keep looking at pictures hoping that we can sometime under stand. He called on Mrs. Lyne to speak to the gathering. Mrs. Lyne thanked all who had participated in bringing the paintings to Exeter and she ex pressed a hope that Exetex* would develop an even greatex’ interest. At a reception which followed the opening, in the library of the school, some 35 persons were able to talk over the ex hibit with Mr. Bice. Compare Favorably He said that the painters all belonged to no particular group. "They are really all amateurs,” he said, "and as such compare favorably with any other’ ex hibit, They have used a variety of approaches which should be very interesting to everyone.” Mr. and Mrs. Sturgis greeted people as they entered both the exhibition and the reception. Mrs. H. II. Cowen and Mrs. J. G. Dunlop poured coffee and local Kinettes who prepared the reception, served the guests. Dr. Cowen thanked the Soror ity for their part in sending out invitations for the opening and the Kinettes for their work. The exhibit will be at school for the public to see this week. the all Huron Presbyterial -—Continued from Page 10 jection to commercialized Sunday sports, because people need one day in seven for their spiritual needs, and mental and physical relaxation as well. Members of the W.M.S. were requested to study the matter seriously so that they may be able to influence others should an attempt ‘be made to legalize such sport in their communities. Because many magazines and newspapers are supporting their publications in part by so-called institutional liquor advertise ments; and because this advertis ing is increasing daily, the Huron Presbyterial in a resolution voiced opposition to such form of advertising. Appeal Made An appeal is being made that the legislature enforce such re strictions and regulations as are now on the statute books regard ing bans on liquor advertising. The Presbyterial also voiced objection to gambling in all forms, and urged its members to take no part in games of chance, nor to lend their names as patrons to organizations that carry on gambling in any form. In a resolution, members are urged to learn more of the work of tdbe United Nations, which is “theworld’s best hopes for sett ling international problems. By obtaining knowledge of its work, members of the W.M.S., will be able to give intelligent support to the endeavors of the United Nations.” Prayer was asked for the leaders of the U.N., and for the people of all nations that they may accept the teachings and principles of Jesus, and so promote world friendship. Are You Ruptured? Our Service Is Different We Sell You A Fit In Our Private Truss Room Trusses, Belts, Supports of All Kinds SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Over 15 Tears’ Experience Your Drugs At Robertson’s Phone 50 Exeter W/ Eq 'firestone EXETER The People Behind Our Hospital Exeter Corrections Miss G. M. Armstrong .... Mathers Bros.................... Mrs. Ida Goodison, Sarnia Isard, Robertson & Co. 100.0Q 500.00 500.0Q 50.00 Usborne V. Pincoambe .................. 300.00 Harold Taylor ................ 300.00 Walter McBride .............. 300.00 Allan Westcott .............. 100.00 Lloyd Parsons ................ 200.00 Maurice Coates .............. 300.00 Earl Whiting .................. 300.00 Josiah Kestle .................. 100.00 Alfred Coates ................. 300.00 W. J. Thomson .............. 300.00 Harry Coates .................. 300.00 Charles Prout ................ 30<00 Hedley May .................... 200.00 Alvin Essery ................. 20.00, Cecil Skinner ............... 300.00 Homer Buswell .............. 100.0'0 Buswell Bros.................... 150.00 Ernest Hicks ................. 100.00 Whitney Coates ............. 200.00 Harvey Godbolt ............. 200.00 Wilbert Selves ............... 200.00 Earl Mitchell ................. 200.00 Mrs. F. Ryckman ........ 50.00 Frank Ryckman ........... 50.00 Archie Etheringtom ....... 100.00 Edgar Cudmore ............. 150.00 II. G. Strang ................. 300.00 Gordon Oke ................... 100.00 Clarence Down ............. 300.00 Harry Jeffery ............... 50.00 Lome Oke ..................... 100.00 Ben Case ....................... 150.00 William Sillery ............. 300.00 Elgin Rowcliffe ............. 500.0'0 Melvin Gardiner ........... 50.00 Roy Ballantyne ............. 50.00 Gilbert Duncan ............. 10,00 Allen Fletchei’ ............... 25.00 Ray Francis ................... 100.00 Clayton Smith ............... 100,00 Oliver McCurdy .............. 50.00 Clarence Prouty ............ 100.00 Heber Shute .................... 50,00 James A. Harris ............ 5'0'.00 Nelson Squire ................ 25.00 Irvin Gowan .................5.00 George Frayne ................ 25.00 Trueman Fletchei’ ......... 10.00 Charles Coward .............. 50.00 W. M. Ballantyne ......... 20.0'0 Lome Marshal! .............. 50.00 L. Laverne Stone ............ 25.00 Ar low Copeland ........... 25.00 Ross Marshall ............... 100.00 Gerald Paul ................... 25.00 Clifford Moir ................. 300.00 Harvey Hyde ................. 150.00 Frayne Parsons ............. 100.00 W. L. Rowcliffe ........... 100.00 Frank Parsons ............. 150.00 Cornelius Faber ............. 25.00 Rex Dick ........................ 10.00 Mervin Dunn ................. 50.00 Hector Rowcliffe ........... 100.00 Hugh Love ..................... 50.00 Donald I-Iooiper ............. 25.00 Hannah Murray ..........5.00 Theron Creery ............... 200.00 W. T. Elford ................. 200.00 Allen Johns ................... 100.00 Gilbert Johns ................. 100.00 Frank Skinner ................ 25.00 Lloyd Johns ................... 2'5 .'0 0 Jackson Woods .............. 100.00 Frank Brock .................. 10.00 Garnet Johns .................. 50.00 Horace Delbridge ............ 200.00 Fred Walters .................. 75.00 Coliborne Vance .............. 25.00 Alfred Brooks ................ 10.00 Wilbert Chappel ............. 10.00 Clarence Fletcher .......... 50.00 Cecil J. Camm ................ 100.0'0 John Coward .................. 25.00 Wilbert Batten ............. 25.00 Joseph Bailey .................. 25.00 Dora Delbridge .............. 25.00 Charles Delbridge ......... 25.00 Beatrice Delbridge .......... 10.00 Gordoxi Penhale .............. 100.00 W. J. Routley ............... 150.00 George Kellett ..............5.00 John’Kellett .................5.00 Laverne Kellett .............. 10.00 Amos Herdman .............. 50.00 Philip Murch .................. 50.00 Weston Horne .............5.00 Melville’ Skinner .........5.00 Florence & Bess Bell .... 50.00 Mrs. Thomas Bell ......... 10.00 Charles Stephen ............. 25.00 Vernon Montmorency .... 10.00 Garnet Ford .................... 10’. 00 Harry Bailey ................5.00 Harry Ford ..................... 20.00 Ward Hern ...................... 100.00 Of Course, You: Can’’!. Do As Much As YouM Like Township Supporters In these colunuxs is published a list of the sub scribers to the Hospital Fund from portions of the district surrounding Exeter, by municipalities that have been partially canvassed. The lists are complete to the date of April 25, and we think are correct, However, should there be any errors, we will be glad to correct same in future issues of tlus paper. A new canvass of Exeter and the whole district is noiv either in progress or being arranged, Results published later. An encouraging feature of the past week has been the number of voluntary subscriptions received —several of them being from aged people who have turned in their pension cheques in full or in part. They are setting a very fine example to the younger be likely to have more use of the years to come. published show the SUBSCRIBED does not mean that they are ALL few are not, and the committee is folk, who will hospital in the The lists amounts — and paid in full. A asking that the subscriptions be paid in full now, so as to give the building committee a chance to pay for materials in cash and so get the very best price. A few errors in last week’s Exeter list are here corrected: .z KA] |*f K\1rd TIRE PROVED ON THE ; SPEEDWAY > FOR YOUR THE HIGHWAY. v ' Graham Arthur PHONE 210 Mathers Bros. MAIN ST., EXETEfl PHONE 321-W Larry Snider Motors EXETER PHONE (124 OR 04-W Mrs. C. Hern .................. Reg. Delbridge .............. Sidney Wilson ................ Hubert Heywood ............ John Heywood ................ George Bailey ................ Elimville Euchre Club .. John Ridley .................... Clarence Knight .............. Lome Elford .................. Garnet Miners ................ Harry Sparling .............. Harvey Sparling ............. N. G. Clarke & Son ....... Harold E. Bell ................ Sherwood Brock ............ William Johns ................ Bruce Cooper ................. Austin Dilling ................ Donald Penhale .............. Freeman Horne .............. Harry ’Armstrong ............ James Heywood ............. Alvin Cooper .................. Everett Skinner ............. William Walters ............ John Selves ,.v................ William Lamport ............ R. D. Etherington ....... Mrs. Percy Stone ............ E. L. Alexander .............. Harold T. Cudmore ....... William E. Etherington . Beverley Morgan ............ Janies Kirkland .............. John M. Glenn ................ Archie Morgan ............... Mrs. Mary Roobel ..... Gordon Stone .................. William M. Cann ............ Horton McDougald ....... John M. Bell .................. Stewart McQueen ............ Donald L. Kernick ....... Robert Cann ................... Janies E. Anderson ........ J. Fred Dawson .............. John Bray ...................... Charles Allison .............. Mrs. Gertrude Vfiseman • Edgar Monteith ’.............. Mrs. Earl Kinsman ........ William Boa ........ James Sinupson ... J. Aimer Stewart.. T. G. Ballantyne . Alvin Cottle ........ Philip Johns ........ William Rohde ... John McNicol ..... Lloyd Knight ...... William Stone .... Howard Kerslake Hunter Bros.......... Ellerington Farms Oscar Tulckey ...... Victor Heywood .. Wilbur Martin .... Fred Wildman .... Hector Taylor ..... Mrs. Mabel Hay . Arthur Rundle .... G.‘ C. Fisher ...... Victor Jeffery .... Lloyd Jones ......... Thomas Russell Gordon Laverne James E. Willis G. G. Langford Bert Ray Eric Ross Bill Wallace Selves ....... Earl Hern ............... Mrs. Mary Gallop .... W. A. Volk .............. A. L. McNaughton ... John McAllister ..... Gerald McFalls ..... Harold Jeffery ....... Thomas Campbell August Gregus ........ William Moodie ..... Harvey Perkins ..... Elmer Gackstetter ... W. G. Whitehouse .., W. H. Bibby ............. Coursey Brown ...... Alf Hunkin ............... Kenneth Johns ....... Howard Johns ........ Roy Coward , Ray Cottle Lyman Moore William Snow Les Robinson Orval Beaver Wellington Brock Thomas Hern ...... Tames Harry Hugh Squire _______ «T. E. Herdman ... Clifton Jaques ... A. Howard Pym Warren A. Brock Ephriam Kenneth William Alvin E. Angus Earl .... Allan Jaques Ernest Knowles Yellow ... Morley Heywood Heywood Fletcher .. Clarke ...... Humphries Tufts ..... Douipe ..... & wife & wife A. Earl Rodd ..... Berry Herdman Hern Hern Dickey Pym 100.00 10-0.00 5.00 10.00 2.00 25.00 50.00 5.00 25.00 50.00 50,00 ..50.00 100.00 75.00 25.00 25.00 50.00 50.00 5.00 2.00 5.00 2.00 10.00 5.00 30.00 25.00 20.00 10.00 50.00 5 .‘00 25.00 25.00 100.00 25.00 3.00 25.00 25.00 2.00 5.00 50.00 25.00 100.00 50.00 25.00 25.00 50.00 100'00 25.00 25.00 100.00 15 0.‘0'0 10.00 10.00 150.00 1'00.00 25.00 25.00 75.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 3010.00 200.00 LOOO.OO 500.00 50.00 25.00 10.00 25.00 50.00 100.00 6'0'. 00 25.00 10.00 50.00 100.00 5 £.0.0' 50.00 20.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 25.00 15.00 15.00 25.00 50.00 200.00 25.00 50.00 10.00 10.00 35.00 200.00 5.00 1.00 10.00 5.00 25.00 100.00 50.00 50.00 25.00 15.00 5.00 50.00 25.00 300.00 100.00 75.00 25.00 300.00 100.00 50.00 50.00 25.00 100.00 75.00 10.00 3.00 25.00 10.00 10.00 5.00 25.00 50.00 50.00 200.0'0 Boys Sunday School Elimville .............. Passmore .............. Hodgert ................ William Johns .... Passmore .............. Gardiner .............. Clarence Johns ... William Stephens James W. Millei* . Norman Brock .... Senior Class, Alvin James Lewis Percy James Fred Ford .................. Lome Webb ................ Robert Dobson ............ Rev. James ................ Mrs. V. Atthill .......... Wilson Brintnell ....... George Neil ................ Jack Duncan .............. P. M. Francis ............ Wilfred Doupe ........... Hiram Hanna ............. Alvin McCurdy .......... Cecil Dobson .............. Herbert Bissett .......... Luther Rowcliffe ....... Frank Lostell ............ Harold Hern ............... Ross Hern ................... Everard Miller ........... Montague Dobson ......, Morris Hern ................. School Concert .......... Elimville W.I................. Senior Boys Sunday School, Elimville ........ Thames Rd. Hunt Cluib Kirkton W.I................... Milton Luther ............. Usborne Twip. Schools . Ladies of L.O.B.A., Woodham ....................... Hurondale W.I............... Albert Etherington .... Steph en And Grand Bend Eric ' McIlroy .............. F. C. Walker ............ Ida Ecicleston ............ H. A. Ruth .............. Gary Hogarth .......... Fed. of Agriculture H. Bossenberry ....... W. Flear .................. Desjardlne’s ............... Bank of Montreal .... E. Hunter-Duvar ..... S.S. No. 11 Stephen .. McLaren ....... Desjardine ...... Lawson .......... Hodge ............ Morlock .......... W. P. Wally Elmer W. L. John Edwin Beaver ....... Gerald Z wicker ..... Rev. J. V. Dahm .... H. K. Eiliber ......... Paul Pavkeje ......... Andrew Hicks ....... Wilfred Huxtable .... Sandford Lawson .... John Ondrejicka .... E. A. Cuillener ..... Garnet Wilson ........ William Schroeder Reg. Hodgson ....... Elmer Rowe ......... Edward G. Lamport Emery Pfaff ......... Donald Mitchell ..... Jack Reeder ......... Frank Farmer* ....... Joseph Conlin ....... Dr. Dunlop .............. Richard Neil ......... Stanley Preszcator Mrs. Ed. Dundas .... Wilfred'* Dixon ....... Gordon Wilson ....... Stanley Hicks ....... Stephen Old Boy .... Steve Zakar ......... Mrs. Lome Hicks .... Mrs. May Willis .... Miss Flossie Davey C. G. Morlock ........ Nelson Schenk Ross Krueger ...... Fred Brown ............. Edmond Hendrick ... Royal Gaiser ........... Stephen Dundas .... Albert Fahrner ...... Leslie Richards ..... Earl Shapton ......... Harold Fahner ......... Irvin Finkbeiner .... Henry Beaver ......... Milton Haugh ........ Dan Finkbeiner ..... . Allen Finkbeiner ..... Joseph Wein.®..... Ed. Chambers ....... . Roy Swartz ............. Ray Morlock .......... Nelson Lamport Fred Wright .......... Clayton Sims .......... Floyd Hey .............. Garnet Hill ............. Mrs. M. Schenk C. M. Green ............ 12.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 100.00 65.00 25.00 10.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 10.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 30.00 10.00 20.00 50.00 25.00 25.00 100.00 75.00 50.00 75.00 50.00 75.00 27.00 600.00 17.00 100.00 5.00 25.00 200.4 0 10.00 60'0.00 100.00 .1000.00 .1000.00 .1000.00 8.00 2.00 . 25.00 . 300.00 . 75.00 . 150.00 . 100.00 . 500.00 . 25.00 , 500.00 . 75.00 . 500.00 , 100.00 . 10.00 25.00 , 300.00 , 15.00 , 300.00 . 25.00 . 10.00 5.00 10.00 25.00 75.00 . 50.00 , 100.00 5.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 15.00 5.00 25.00 1000.00 25.00 25.00 5.00 25.00 25.00 50.00 5.00 50.00 5.00 100.00 25.00 25.00 10.00 15.00 5.00 25.00 25.00 ' 25.00 25.00 1'00.00 50.00 25.00 5.00 100.00 10.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 25.00 10.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 ■15.00 15.00 5.00 10.00 Emery Fahner .............. 10.00 Freeman Morlock ........... 100.Of Frazer Brown ..... ......... 25.00 H. M. Faist ............ 10.00 Wesley Dearing ............. 20.00 Wilfred Shapton ........... 50.00 Harold Penhale ............. 25.00 Crediton Youth Fellowship ...................... 10.00 Mrs. Albert Harlton ..... 25.00 B. D. Field ................... 50.00 Ken Hodgins .................. .30.00 Wellington Skinnei* ....... 25.00 Grand Bend W.I............... 600.00 Roy Desjardine ............5.00 Lawrence Taylor ...........8.00 Humphrey Webb ...........2.00 Augustus Latta .............5.00 Wellington Johnson ......5.00 George Walper .............. 10.00 Arthur Baker ............2.00 Allan Turnbull ...............5.00 Ezra Webb ...................... 10.00 Stephen Schools ............ 16.00 Stephen Schools ............ 35.52 Mrs. B. D. Cook ...........5.00 A. Bossenberry .............. 75.00 G. Bend Lions Club ....... 270.00 G.N.O. Bridge Club ....... 200.00 George Hicks .................. 20.00 Bonsall Bank of Montreal ..... .200.00 Biddulph Otto Brown .................... Il 100.00 Hay Bank of Montreal .........200.60 E. McCarter ......... Cecil Rowe .......... Chester Rowe ...... William Gould ..... William Northcott Nelson Stanlake ... Earl Campbell .... . Ferry Campbell .... Bert O’Brien ....... Norman Kleinfeldt Albert Keys ......... Homer Russell ..... Bruce Tuckey ...... Reg. Ann Mrs. John George Walker ... William G. Bell ... Mary G. McEwen . Hugh A. McLean George Tinney .... Fred Beer ........... Mrs. Wes Coleman J. Corbett ............ B. M, Corbett ..... G. E. Broderick .... Lome Chapman...... Mrs. Robert Munn Stewart Bell .... . George Armstrong ......... J. F. Ingram .................. H. c. Rivers .................. Elder Bros......................... Ed. Fink ........................ Oliver Rowcliffe ............ Lloyd McDonald ............ Clarence Knight ............ Albert W. Shirr ay ...... . William Alex Munni ..... Leonard Merner ............. G. C. Burmeister ............ Ed. J. Stire .................... Joseph Ducharme .......... Ed Kalbfleisch ............... Henry Schilbe ................ E. Blake Horner ............ W. H. Edighoffer .......... Charles Becker .............. Joe Schwartzentruber .... Guenther Transport .... Adalbert Smith .......... William Rannie ............ Julian Monty ................ Mrs. Emily Clarke ....... Jack Gackstetter ......... Gustav Bohn ................ Edmund Walker .......... Chris Schwartzentruber Edmund Becker .......... Edmund Oesch .............. George Grenier ............ Ed. Schwartzentruber .. Paul Ducharme ............ Edward Erb .................. Mrs. Annie Finkbeiner Louis Wiegand .. Ted Miller ......... Bill Zeler ........... Ebert Weigand .. Alvin Waliper .... Kuno Hartman . Ivan Sharrow .... Solomon Baechler Herb Beirling .... Bert Bachert ..... Stanley sander ., William Clark .... Clarence Gascho . Roy Gingerich .... Harold Wedrick Rudy Oesch ....... Thomas Dinsmore Gordon Bender .. Alvin Rader ....... Mrs. Mary Tieman ....... David Schroeder ............. E. Haist .......................... Arthur Allemand ........ . Syd Baker and wife ........ Mrs. Letta R. Taylor .... Kalbfleisch & Son............ A. J. Kalbfleisch ............ E. McKinley Farm ....... V. L. Becker .................. Knight ..... Rivers ...... Ida Jackson Faber ..... For Your Mother But . . . what a grand opportunity Mother's Day is to do .something BIG for that grandest of persons! And what finer way is there to show Mother how much you appreciate all that she has done for you> than by giving her a modern electric range . . . refrigerator . . . washing machine ... or something else electrical. See the latest in appliances at your favorite store. Exeter 10.00 Phone 18-W 25.00 5.00 2.00 10.00 10.00 2.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 2.00 4.00 10.00 5.00 10.00 10.00 8.00 25.00 200.00 25.00 Tuckersmith Melville Traquair .....50.00 Thomas Sherritt ...........30.00 Ted Munn ................;......75.00 Stan Mitchell ..................75.0'0 John Pepper .................60.00 Clarence Smillie ...........75.00 Russell Broderick ..........100.00 W. J. F. Bell ...............50.00 Mrs. Carrie McLean ....10.00 Lloyd McLean and wife 50.00 George Parker ...............2.00 R. Broadfoot and wife .3.00 Bert Dilling and wife ....25.00 Robert McLean .............10.00 Glenn Slavin .................25.00 Harvey Jacobs ...............10.00 Roclxus Faber ...............15.00 Ross Forest and wife ...35.00 Campbell Eyre ...............10.00 Mr & Mrs R Taylor Sr.25.00 Andrew B. Bell .............50.00 Miss Jessie A. Bell .......100.00 Glenn Bell ................... 25.00 Chris Elson ...................2.00 Herbert Kercher ............ 20.00 Murray Traquair ...........5.00 Harold Parkes* .............. 45.00 CONDITIONING WE’RE spelling out the biggest bargain-buy you ever saw— just what your car needs now, to be ready for summer driv ing. Run your eyes over this long list of spring spruce-up services, then run your car in to see us! And make it this week, -won’t you—before the rush— when we can take better care of you ? Spring Conditioning Special 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. «. 7, 8. 9. 10. air cleaner. To tune up engine for top performance and mileage Adjust valves for quiet operation, good compression. Clean and re-gap spark plugs. Clean and service Clean carburetor fuel strainer; adjust carburetor. Scientifically time the ignition. Check cylinder-head bolts for correct tension. Drain and flush cooling system. Tighten all hose connections to avoid leaks. Adjust fan belt to proper tension. Repack front-wheel bearings with proper lubricant., and inspect brake linings. Test battery —- clean and coat terminals — add Water. Lubricate steering gear housing. It. 12. 13. Drain crankcase and refill with fresh summer-grade oil. 14. Complete lubrication, plus end-to-end inspection.