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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-07-03, Page 5THE TJMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JOEY 3, 1952 Esige 5 Usborne, Hensall, Hibbert Back Hospital Campaign XTsbornc In the previously published list of Usborne subscribers, the name P. M. Francis should have read Ross Francis^ $25.00. While the second canvass of Usborne is not yet complete, the following list of additional sub scriptions has been turned in to the treasurer. Usborne has a fevf notes not yet paid. The lion asks that these be an early date, as the needed to help keep down the cost of the building. Earl Whiting Lloyd Philip Elgin W. B. Lloyd Thomas Yellow Clarence Knight W. V. A. L. James Alvin Clifford Jory .. Charles Coward Leonard Harris George Frayne Trueman Fletcher Bert Fletcher ... Ronald Fletcher Ross Francis .... Ross Marshall . William Gilfillan Clifford Scott ,. Leslie Hackney Mrs. Mary Gallop Gerald Paul . Fred Horton Clayton Smith Alvin McCurdy Milton McCurdy Gilbert Duncan Kenneth -Duncan Bill Ballantyne Melville -Gardiner John McElrea ... Tom Brock ....... Montague Dobson Hiram Hanna’ Lome Marshall overdue Associa- paid at cash is W. Hern Hern .... Row cliff e Volk .... Ballantyne Wieren . McNaughton E. Willis Haynes 25.00 20.00 10.00 100.00 15.00 50.00 25.00 10.00 5.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 25,00 25.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 15.00 35.00 25.00 10.00 10.00 30.00 2.00 25.00 2.50 100.00 5.00 20.00 20.00 10.00 10.00 15.00 5.00 3.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 Ernest C. Harvey Insurance Agency « « « Representing Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Co. since 1030 Mill Owners Mutual Fire Insurance Co. since 1031 Massie & Renwick Ltd. since 1032) Union Insurance. Society of Canton Ltd. since 1027 Mire, Automobile, Casualty Ira Marshall .............. Carman Park ....... Wilmer BrintneB ....... Heber Shute ............... Angus Earl ................ Edgar Baker .............. William Morley .......... Melville Hern ............ Morris Hern ............... William Morley Jr...... Lloyd Jones .............. George Jones ............... Wilbur Martin ............ Fred Wildman ............ Roy Westcott ...... Gregus Bros. ............... Tom Campbell ........... Andrew Easton .......... Charles Fisher ........... Herb Broom ............... Anonymous ................... Frayne Bros. ............. Garnet Frayne ........... Charles Jeffery .......... Mitchell Willis ........... William Thomson ....... Jack Smith ................ Bert Rundle ............. H, G. Webber ............ Robert Carroll ............ J. McNaughton ........... Rex Dick .......... . Tom Dougall ............... Harry Strang ............. Andrew Dougall ........ Clifton Jaques ....... Judd Dykeman ........... Ross -Skinner ........... Squire Herdman ........ Alvin Pym ................... Wellington and Ray Brooks .............. Enos Herdman ........... Norman Jaques ............ Thomas Hern .............. Wellington Brock ....... Gladley M. 'Stewart .... Mrs. M. Wiseman ........ James Cottle ............... Alvin Cottle ................ William .Snow ............. J. Aimer Stewart ....... John M. Stewart ......... James Hodgert ........... Reg Hodgert ............... Edgar Monteith ........... Edwin Miller ............... Rev. and Mrs, Mair .... Thos. G. Ballantyne ... Roy Coward ................ Percy Duncan ............. Harold Rowe ............... Mac Hodgert ............... John Bray ................... Robert Maver .............. Alex Gartenberg .......... John ’Coward ............... Clhrence Fletcher ....... Wilbert Chappel ......... Theron Or eery ............ Hubert Heywood ........ John Miners ............... Bruce Cooper .............. Alvin Cooper ............... Everett Skinner ........... Harold Kerslake ......... Harold Bell .................. Vernon De Montmorency Mrs. Bessie Bell and Mrs. Thomas Bellx... Garnet Miners ... John Ridley ...... . William Johns ... Nelson Coultis ... William J. Johns Howard Johns ... Kenneth Johns .. Charles Johns .... Jan Bregman .... Robert Cann' ..... Arnold Cann ..... Percy Stone ...... William Westlake Joseph Kernick .. Bill Etherington Beverley Morgan Morgan ... Gtone .... Morgan ... Bregman . Manuel .... 00 00 00 00 00 ■ 7 DAYS A WEEK 12 Noon (Mfchitay to Sciurday) FARM PAGE with ROY JEWELL of Ecd’lriri SfcuMcet Mt ClFW « Dashwood Farmer, Fred Schlunt Dies ■Services former Township his home conducted Hoffman funeral home," by the Rev. L. Higenell, and interment made in the Lutheran Bronson Line Cemetery. He came to Dashwood three years ago after retiring,, and was a member of Zion Lutheran Church. Surviving besides his wife, formerly Louise Ziler, are two brothers, John of Dashwood and George of Stephen Township, and one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Beck, Mount Clemens, Michigan. 75.for Fred Schlunt, well known Stephen farmer, who died at in Dashwood, were on Wednesday in the Alex McLaren ........... 10.00 Alex McDougall .......... 20.00 Filmer Chappel .......... 25.00 Hugh Duncan ............ 5.00 Alex Hackney ............ 30.00 Hensail W. G. Thompson and 'Sons ............. ....... 500.00 A. Scholl ..................... 100.00 Mrs. Pearl Passmore 100.00 Thomas Welsh and Son 10D.00 Cook Milling Co. ........ 200.00 John Passmore ............ 20.00 Ronald J. Mock .......... 100.00 Mrs. Florence M. Joynt 25.00 SAINTSJBURY Mr. and Mrs. Abbott Rowena and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll and guests with Gardiner of Mr. and Clayton were guests with Mr. andI McDonald. I Mr. and Mrs. J. tended Decoration Exeter cemetery and were guests with. Mr. N. Ogden, of Exeter afterwords. Mr. and Mrs. H. Davis. Mrs. F. Davis and Missis Joyce Mc Donald ed the vice at Sunday Mr. and Mrs. E. Atkinson at tended service at Granton Unit ed Church on Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Mor ley. Mr. and Mrs. E. Greenlee and boys and Mr. and Mrs. j. Bark er and Joan, Mrs. F. Davis were Sunday .dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. H. Davis. After dinner Mr. and Mrs. H. Davis and Mrs. F. Davis accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. R. ed at St. Joseph’s Hospital. Lon don to see Mrs. A. Davis who suffered a stroke on Saturday. Her many friends will regret to hear her condition is not satis factory. and H. boys were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. M. Thames Road. Mrs. T. Kooy and Sunday dinner Mrs.M. Dickins service at- at and Alexia Davis attend- parade and orange ser- ■St. Paul's, Kirkton. on evening. Coleman of Lucan call- | Gifts For Teacher J At School Picnic I S.S. 2 Tuckersmith held the annual picnic Wednesday even- |ing, June 25, at the school with every home represented. Sports were run off including a ball game and refreshments served. Mfsg. Helen Turner, popular teacher of the school for the past four years and who has tender ed her resignation to accept a school at Goderich, was present ed with a silver center from the pupils of the school, a clothes hamper from the section, and a silver relish dish from Kippen East Women’s Institute of which she was a member. Miss Gwen Kennedy of Ilder- ton has accepted the position as teacher for the coming term. Insure the Co-Op Way and Save Auto - Life - Farmers’ Comprehensive Liability (induding animal collision and tractor) Prompt Service On All Claims kirkton Hoss Francis Local Co-Op Agent Phone 34-r-8 ONTARIO POULTRY ALL TYPES — ANY AMOUNT Weighed m Your Scales at Your Door Riverside Poultry Co. 1236 TRAFALGAR ST., LONDON Loudon 7-1230 Phone Collect 680-r-2 Hemall A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE 25.00 10.00 10.00 25.00 10.00 5.00 50.00 100.00 50.00 2.00 10.00 A. W. Gordon Allison Robert George Usborne taxpayer ........ Allan Westcott ........... Verne Pincombe ......... Fred Ford ................... William Ford .............. Maurice Coates ........... Ross Coates ................ Whitney Coates ........... Cecil .Skinner .............. Melville Buswell ......... Allan Buswell ............. Harold Taylor ............. Jack Coates .................. Aimer Passmore .......... C. Borland .................... Mrs. C. Borland ........... Lyman B. Moore ........ Roy Cottle ................... Edward Coward ......... Robert Miller ............... Carl Hume .................. Leeland Webber ......... James W. Gardiner .... Ernest Stanley Garnet Garnet Albert Horace J. Pym ............ Whiting ......... McFalls ........... Hicks .............. Scott ...... .......... .......... Delbridge ...... Miss Dora Delbridge .... Charles Delbridge ........ MIbs Beatrice Delbridge Elson Lynn ................. John Batten ................ Joseph C. Bailey ....... George Bailey ............. John Selves ................. William Lamport ....... Gordon Hamilton ....... W. A. Kerslake ....... Melvin Glanville ......... Edmund Alexander ..... Mr. and Mrs. Hector Taylor .....................— Mrs. Alfred Hicks ....... Harvey Perkins ........... William Walters .... . Miltofi Luther ..... Colin Gilfillan ............ Gordon Johns .............. Leslie Robinson ........... Mrs. Joe Wilson ......... Hibbert Lloyd Hackney ............ Sam McCurdy ............. Wellington Crawford .. Russell Butler ............ Frank Bruce ............... William Harner .........- Stack up what you get for whut you pay... and join the nation's largest group of truck buyers by choosing Chevrolet ‘y *{. in demand^. MORE PEOPLE BUY CHIEV/ROLET’ TOWMS MANI AW OTHO JWAK<E Maybe you didn't know that by far the biggest number of truck users in Canada today are buy ing Chevrolet Trucks. They are . . . and for good hard-headed reasons. 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