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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-03-26, Page 3ll Times Advocate, March 26, 19.0.4 Page 3 Swimming pool campaign passes $14,000 mark 1...:SpECIAL Sri • 11th ANNIVERSARY PRICES GREATLY REDUCED DURING OUR ANNIVERSARY great deal of time to this com- iiiiinity project, They are See- ing as many people as they can but it would relieve their work considerably if donatiMIS were made directly." Members of the finance com- mittee incltide Mr. Pooley, Ir vine _Armstrong, Joseph Wood- en, along with the cO-chairmen. Donations are being accept- ed at the banks now and the coM- inittee is investigating other cations at which contributions can be made. a. 1.50 Thomson, Leslie 25.00 Th01115011, William 50.00 Tilley, Fred • . • • 100,00 Tinney, George . . . 5.00 Triebner, Bill . . • • 35.00 Tuckey, Bruce . • • 5.00 Tuckey, Bill . . • • Guenther Tuckey 6.00 Traqualr, J.A. • 2.00 TurVeY, Mrs. Lloyd • .50 Tyerman, Mrs. Percy 1.00 Taylor, John • • • 100.00 Talbot, Mrs. Larry 2.00 Taylor Motors Ltd- 2.00 Van Bergen, Harry . 100.00 Van Camp, Miss Mary 24.00 Verk, Frank.. . 35.00 Veal, Rose . . . 50.00 Vries°, George 60.00 Wedge, Myrtle • . • 1.00 Wedlake, Betty . . • 10.00 Wein, Mrs. Wes . . • 10.00 Wells, L. L 1.00 Westover, Don 2.00 Wurm, Ed. Wurm, Harold . . Wyatt, Mr. Clair. Wright, George . Wein, Lawrence . Wilson's Jewellery • Wells, Don Walper, N. E.. . . Webb, G. A Zurbrigg, Mrs. C. E„ Meri.P.4 and ;Boy's' Work .Boots and Oxfords. Greatly ,Reduced Children s, ,M isses % Ladies Youths', Boy s', Canvas Shoo , A.IL Colors . .50 British Mortgage and 5,00 T rust 100,00 10.00 Corbett, Dr. T. W. . , 150.00 2.00 Clarke, Arthur . . 25.00 10.00 Davis, Grant, Denning 25.00 & Benn . , . , 25.00 50.00 Dunlop, Mrs. J. G, 10,00 100.00 Dow, Gilbert . . . . • 100.00 50,00 Darling, A. J. Co. Ltd, 100.00 2.00 Exeter Times-Advocate 300.00 2.00•Exeter Motor Sales. , 200,00 10.00 Gans, Dr. M. • • • • , 100.00 1.00 Guenther Tuckey Transport 50.00 Ltd. , . . , . . . . 100.00 2.00 Greene, Murray . 100.00 1.00 Gould and Jory. . 200.00 2.00 Hodgson, W. H. Ltd.. 75.00- 2.00 Howey, E. D. . . ,•10.00 100.00 Jones, Mervin . . . . 50.00 2,00 Johnson, A. R. (Andrew) 50.00 25.00 Kinsmen Club (Exeter) 1500.00 1.00 Lions Club (Exeter) 1000.00 2.00 Moore, Clifton • . • • 1.00 MacNaughton, C. S. . 1.00 May, W. 'D. . . 1.00 MacMillans 2.00 Mills, Ray 1.00 May, Mrs. Fred . . 10.00 McKerlie Automotive 50.00 . 1.00 Pollen,Harvey . Penhale, . Luther . . . . . . . 30.00 Pfaff, Harvey . . 50.00 Pryde, Jack 1.00 pooley, Richard E.. . Sherwood, Harry . Sweitzer, Sam . . . Skinner, Harold . . . Sturgis, Harold . . Tuckey Beverages . TeenT r a(i u aTownir, Al(Ebexrette12. : 500.00 6.00 Wuerth's Shoes . . . 500.00 Whilsmith, Art . . 15.00 Kinettes . . . . Donations Continued from front page into actual contributions and pledges from those people who Will provide the funds, when con, Struction etP•ts• Mr. Dooley emphasized that the contributions below are not necessarily the final ones to be made by individuals or firms. Some donated a partial ,amount during the first part of the campaign, indicating they would give more when the project was started. The committee pointed out there may be some errors in the list, because of its size. They requested that any ornis, sions or mistakes be reported immediately so that corrections can be made next week. Additional do nations and pledges will be acknowledged publicly as they come in. Mr. Pooley again made a plea to those who have not yet been contacted to assist the com- mittee by making their dona- tions directly to the banks or to any member of the commit- tee. "It should be remembered," he said, "that the members of the committee are busy people who already have donated a • Men's Suede Oxfords and Loafers $5.95 Men's Hush Puppies $9.95 60.00 2.00 25.00 5.00 100.00 1.00 10.00 5.00 100.00 Wuerth's Shoes 3:10 ram Catholic Women's League Exeter . . . . . . 46,00 Tuckey, Bruce . . . 25.00 Fisher, Glenn . 25.00 Hill, N. 1\1,• • • • • • 1,00 liodgert, Michael . . .50 Hodgins„ John . 2,00 Hogarth, Victor, . . 1.00 Holtzman, Mrs, M, 2,00 Hooper, Don . . 10.00 Hockey, Mrs. Mabel • 1.00 Hopper-Hockey . 100.00 Hunter, Mrs. Roy . . 1.00 Hunter, Mrs. William 1,00 Harvey, Mrs. H, E. 1.00 Hawkins, G. E. 240 Harvey's Taxi . 10.00 Harrington, 1.00 Horney, William . 1.00 Huntley, W. G 50,00 Hiltz, Rev. R. S. 24.00 Irvine, Alex . . 1,00 Idle, Arthur 25.00 Jackson, R. E 2.00 Johnston, Mrs. Gar 1.00 Jolly, Don . . 5,00 Jones, MacNaughton Seeds. . . . . 50.00 Jones, Ted . . . . 10.00 Jones, Norval . • . • 5,00 Johnson ? .50 Jory, Lee 5.00 Jory, Sam . 5.00 Keay, Mike. , 1,00 Kestle, Gladys . 2.00 Kestle, Rufus . . 1.00 Kinettes 500.00 Kirk, Gordon . . 5.00 Jones, Hubert , 100.00 Koch, Gordon . . • 10.00 Kyle, Mrs. H. . . 1.00 Lachance, Arthur • 10.00 Lambden, J. . . 5.00 Lawson, George . . 5.00 Lindenfields Ltd. . 50.00 Lawson, Mrs. Sadie . .75 Larry's Supertest . 5.00 Lewis, Rev. S. E. . 25.00 Laing, Hilt . . - . 24.00 Mair, Mrs. J.. . 5.00 Marriage, Robert . . 5.00 Melchers Distilleries Ltd.10.00 Middleton's Drugstore 100.00 Mitchell, George . . 2.00 Molson's Brewery . • 100.00 Moore, Mrs. Earl • . 2.00 Murray, P. H. . 20.00 McBride, Mrs. Alvin .50 McDonald, Reg. . . 3.00 McIver, Mrs. D. . . . 10.00 McLellan, Don . . . 5.00 McDonald, Mrs. . . 2.00 McIntyre, Martin. . . 10.00 McLaren, Mrs. Alex . 5.00 McLaughlin, Ken. . . 10.00 MacGregor, Don . . . 5.00 Martin W 5.00 Mathers, Bros. . . 10.00 Mercer, Bill 1,00 McCauley, Terry . 5.00 Martin, Norman . . 100.00 Nagel, Mrs. D. . . 1,00 Noonan, Harold . . 2.00 Northcott, William .50 Noonan, R. G. . . . 5.00 Northcott, Gerald . . 5.00 Oddfellows & Rebekahs Lodge . 50,00 Page, Harry . . 1,00 Parker, William . , 25.00 Perry, B. D. . . . . 5.00 Pfaff, Milton . . . , 10.00 Porter, Lorne . . . . 2.00 Postill, Vernon B. . . 5.00 Preszcator, William 1.00 Pledges Cn Phone 235-0611 Exeter i 1V103dS 5.00 .50 .50 5.00 10.00 50.00 1.00 25.00 10.00 20,00 10.00 1.00 5.00 500.00 100.00 50.00 Legion Auxiliary 5.00 Ashley, Albert . , 50.00 Bell, Elmer 10.00 Brintnell, Frank . 25,00 100.00 50.00 100,00 25.00 25.00 25.00 200.00 300.00 150.00 100.00 100.00 10.00 10.00 5.00 100,00 100,00 100.00 50.00 50.00 100,00 500.00 Anderson, Lyle . . . Anonymous . . . . A & H Food Market - Batten, Mrs. R. . Beaver Lumber . . . Beaver, Miss C. . . Beavers, Emmie . . Beavers, Reg. . . . . Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Mr. & Mrs. Emerson Kyle and Jim attended the baptism of their grandson, Scott Donald, Sunday at the Lutheran church, Zurich. Mr. & Mrs. Carl Willert and family of Zurich were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Harold Jones and boys. Nelson Hood was admitted Tuesday to Victoria Hospital, London, for surgery Wednesday morning. Mr. & Mrs. Vivan Cooper and boys moved Saturday into their home in Kippen. John Pepper has sold his farm on RR 2 Kippen to Murray Tra- quair. Sunday visitors with Mr. Ro- bert Thomson were Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Priestap of Mitchell, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stokes, Lon- don, Mr. & Mrs. E. McDonald, Toronto, Mrs. Charlie McDon- ald and son of Stratford. ment on the piano. Kenneth and Grant Jones favored with mu- sical numbers. Kenneth Faber of Kitchener spent the weekend with his par- ents, Mr. & Mrs. Bert Faber. ST. ANDREW'S UC Communion, confirmation on Palm Sunday at St. Andrew's UC was well attended, the mini- ster, Rev. Howard K. Plant taking charge of the service. An antheni was sung by the choir. Those joining the church were: Gary James Anderson, Nancy Anne Consitt, Robe r t Elwin Thomas Cooper, Robert Peter Gridzak, Gweneth Anne Hendrick, Wendy Christine Jones, John Grant Jones, Ken- neth Harold Jones, James Thomas Kyle, Heather Cameron Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reid joined by certificate. Good Friday church service will be held at 11:30 am in St. Andrew's UC. CORRECTION - Rev. Howard Plant will be guest speaker at the UCW thankoffering meeting April 14, Last week's issue said he spoke at the UCW meet- ing March 10. HONORED ON DEPARTURE Thursday night the choir of St. Andrew's UC made a pre- sentation to Mrs. Howard Fink- beiner and son Carl prior to their departure to Zurich. Miss Jean Ivison read the ad- dress and Mrs. Edgar McBride and Garry Anderson made the presentation. A wall plaque was presented Mrs. Finkbeiner and a desk set to Carl. Contests were conducted by Mrs. L. Cooper and Mrs. L. Finlayson. Joan Sinclair sang and played her own accompani- .WESSEWEIMENZEINWSEEMEM '64 Corvette Sting Ray Sport Coupe (98-inch wheelbase) A General Motors Value Luxury cars, thrifty cars, sport cars, sporty cars, big cars, small cars, long cars, short cars, family cars, personal cars 45 DIFFERENT MODELS OF CARS Why one stop at your Chevrolet dealer's is like having your own private auto show choosing that they generally reserve for shoe stores. And all the models with bucket seats and all the models without all of them comfortable as all get-out. And the hundreds - yes hundreds - of different extra-cost options . serious ones likeYositrac- tion and gay ones like the new AM-FM radio, But all that's best left to your Chevrolet dealer. The long and short of it is, he'll go to any length to show you exactly the kind and size and price of car you want * and exactly how reasonable that price can be for you to, be able to enjoy so much more car, And if we had room here we could go on and on and list all the engines Chevrolet offers, starting at the Chevy 11's 90-horsepower 153 4-cylinder (it's the thriftiest!) and ranging all the way up to the big, Chevrolet's extra-cost 4n-horsepower 409 VS (it's the greatest!). We could wax eloquent about the choice of trans- missions, and how they team up with those Chevy power plants to produce some of the going-est cars ever. Or the fact that you can have umpteen different exterior and interior color choices - enough, iii fact, to allow some of our lady .cus- tomers to have the sort of till in buying and THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS Chevrolet • Chevelle • Chevy IE. Corvair • Corvette G. THOMPSON & SONS See your local Chevrolet dealer 136 sure to 800 Bonanza on tho CBC-TV network each Sunday, Check your local listing for channel and time, 00,564D SNELL EROS i LIMITED PHONE 235.0660 Chev 016 Corvair Envoy Chev `Trucks EXETER, ONT. LTD. PHONE 32 HENSALL AVAILAPLE 'AT Middleton's Drug Store "XEPrEti 1.00 5.00 25.00 5.00 100.00 5.00 20.00 2.00 • prout, Jack . • P • Parsons, Doug , pjelcarcl, C. i,r, Pickard, Al • • . , • Dooley, Robert E. , PM, A. Howard „ Pupils of precious Blood School , Reid, Harry ,„ , „ Richard„ Mrs„ Ridley, John „ . . . Robbins, Milt & Son Ltd. roa4top, Rev, E. J. , Eyckinan, Mrs. Archie Read, W. , RoniaptPls, Walter „ 4000496, Dr. R. F. Russell, R. E, , . . Mason, Judith Sanders, Mrs, Jessie Sanders, Morley . Sanders, Warren . Schenk, Miss M. . Scott, Murray . . . . Sharrow, A Simpson, Harold Smith, Mrs. H. Smith, Lloyd . Smith, Verne Sinyth's Shoe Store Ltd, Stanlake, Miss Isabel Stover, Roy . „ . Stringer, Omer.. . . Schroeder, Jim . . . Sanders Grocery , . • Sass, Paul Shipman, Garnet • . Snell, Ulric Snider Motors . . . South End Service . Stewart, F/L Gordon Southcott, T. 0. . . . Thompson J By MRS. NORMAN LONG '64 Jet-smooth Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe (119-inch wheelbase) .44.4444;:...5444444,444, Chevrolet will go to any length • *xi Ave.wm.,W,N4444.:4444 4,,,,ii4144,4424.:44,,:, '64 Chevy II Nova 2-Door Sedan (110-inch wheelbase) to make '64 Cannily Monra ('lab Coupe (108-inch wheelbase) .................. .... .... ••••• 4.7,.;;;77,-;;;Z•liq you happy ..................................... .. 444.W•n*.444,444P.',:',0,.$. 02,4W,A • 4."...".1kNam„*.c5M:Mintli&e.'i:;43ff "'"? New Chevelle Malibu Sport Coupe (115-inch wheelbase) Farmers' Contracts MALTING BARLEY We will have Betzes seed, which has proven far sup- erior to Montcalm or Parkland. SEED OAT CONTRACTS Once again we will have the three popular varieties, Rodney, Garry and Russell seed oats. We can take your crop from the combine if you wish. BEAN CONTRACTS We will be contracting white beans again this year. We will have all varieties and they will be of the highest Quality. We will supply seed and fertilizer for all these contracts. We will have a complete line of clover seed, timothy seed and grass seed at very attractive prices Complete line of CIL fertilizer CHEVR Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Parkin- son, Ann and Paul visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Joe Dann of Hyde Park. Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Hartwick of Ebenezer were Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Thacker. David Bryan spent Saturday with Edwin Jones and Donna Jones spent Saturday with Cindy and Nancy Brine of Prospect Hill. Mrs. L ot tie Jones of St. Marys spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Jones, Ross Jones spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Jones. Mrs. Clarence Moir and Blanche of St. Marys were Sun- day visitors of Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Thomson. Complete study on occupations Huron County Chapter of the Registered Nurses Association held a dinner meeting in Wing- ham Thursday, March 12. Over 52 members attended. There were five study groups held in the county during the winter months. Reports were given by the leaders of these groups and discussion followed. The studies were on different occupations in nursing. Be Wepared with safe hrtt aid that htings fast fetid „ keep yout medicine tablnet Sleeked with DLCNASES Arifiopfic wormiest Eower, S,, • • • ,s 1.00 Brierly, Mrs, A. , . 2.00 printnoi, Mrs. R, 1900 British American 011 Co. 75.00 Broderick, Harold . q 1.00 Brown, Otto" . " 25.00 Bruls, Mrs. J. . , . , 2.00 Bank of.Montreal . , 200.00 Bank of Nova Scotia. 200,00 Canadian Canners . , 100.00 Cann, pruce . 2.09 Cann, G. A. • • . • • 5.00 carter, Larry . 2.00 person, Mrs. E. „„ . 1.00 Coates, Bob 10,00 Cornish, Alvin . . . 5.00 Cowen, Dr. H. • . • 100.00 Crawford, Oswald „ 2.00 Creech, Mrs, Edith 10.00 Creech, Frank . . 5.00 Crediton W. I. 25.00 Culligan Water Condition- ing 10.00 Carroll, Earl . . . . 10.00 Chaffe, Robert . 10.00 Coates, Keith . . . Caldwell, Ron - Campbell, Eric . . Cowan, Donald . . Davis, Hugh Durick, Robert , . • Dougherty, Harry . . Duncan, Alex Dinney, R. C. . . . 50.00 Dunsford, Mrs. P. . 10.00 Ecker, Dr. D. A. , . 100.00 Ellerington, Tom 5.00 Ellerington, Mrs. F. 2.00 Estey, Mrs. J. . . . 5.00 Elliot, Sandy . . . 100.00 Exeter Bowling Lanes 10.00 Exeter Nursing Home 2.00 Exeter Coach Lines Ltd. 10.00 Exeter Dairy Ltd.. . . 200.00 Exeter Electric . . . . 10.00 Exeter Farm Equipment 50.00 Exeter Frozen Foods 200.00 Elimville W.I. . . . . ,25.00 Fairbairn, Clarence . 50.00 Ferguson, Norman . . 20.00 Fite, Mrs. J 1.00 Flynn, Mrs. H 2.00 Ford, Herb 1.00 Fraser, Allan . . . 5.00 Fraser, Arthur . . . 50.00 Fraser, Lloyd . . . 1.00 Fritsch, L 1.00 Fletcher, Dr. M. C. 500.00 Frayne, Stan 100.00 Gilfillan, Bill 5.00 Glaab, Jim 15.00 Godbolt, Gerald . . 25.00 Gosar, Joe 1.00 Grainger, Mervin . 5.00 Grassick, Bob . . . 2.00 Green, William . . 1.00 Gaiser, Arthur . . . 25.00 Gardiner, Melvin .1 . 10.00 Genttner, Miss Shirley 5.00 Genttner, Bev 5.00 Goman, John 100.00 Gravlev, Erik . . . 100.00 Greb, Henry 10.00 Halloran, Mrs. . . 1.00 Hansen, Anton . . . 3.00 Harness, Miss Greta, 5.00 Harris, Mrs. Charles 2.00 Hatter, Fred 2.00 Haugh, Lorne 10.00 Henderson, Lloyd . 100.00 Hera, Mrs. 2.00 By MRS. G. HOOPER