The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-02-01, Page 7New president of car fir
announces new sales polio
CAR KING'S EXETPR STAFF — Lou Bailey and 13111
Belling are the two salesmen who handle. the Exeter
lot of Taylor Motors Limited. The organization, under
its new owner, is introducing a new concept of ear value
under its "PSP Policy",
Saintsbury church
appoints officers
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to Taylor Motors Lim' itod.
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Rovers attend
winter camp •
Exeter Boyers "survived" a
winter camp near Varna over
the weekend, using as their
headquarters an ever g r e e n-
thatched hut they had con-
structed this fall.
The group reached the camp,
about a mile from the road, by
ski and snowshoe.
On the excursion with leader
Ralph Sweitzer were Douglas
Hodgson, Barry Grainger, Bri-
an Wedlake, Ted Wilson, Fred
Sanders, Jim Sweitzer and
Jerry Drysdale,
By MRS, HEBER DAVIS
SAINTSB URN
The annual vestry meeting
.for St. Patrick's Church was
bold on Thursday, Jan, 25 at
.the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Davis with twenty members of
the congregation present. Rev.
Lyle Bennett presided.
Mr. Earl Atkinson, vestry
clerk react the minutes of the
1961 meeting, Mr, Bennett
gave a yearly report from (he
church records. Mrs. llugh
Davis secretary-treasurer read
the church report, Mrs. Dean.
Gibson, the guild report, Mrs.
Earl Atkinson, the WA report,
Mrs. Harvey Latta, the Sun-
clay School report, Mrs. .11arry
Carroll, in the. absence of Mrs.
Clarence Davis, centennial
secretary treasurer, read the
report,
Air. Bennett asked Mr. Har-
vey Latta to be the rector's
warden and Mr. Tom Kooy was
elected peoples` warden; Air.
Harry Carroll, janitor; Mrs.
Tom Kooy, organist; Mrs.
Hugh Davis, secretary treas-
urer,
Personal items
Air. and Mrs. Harry Noels,
Aylmer, Mr. and Mrs. Mau-
rice MacDonald, Luean, Mr,
I
make his payments for him
"T l.i i s wonderful p rotection
takes the risk out of ear Pay.
merits Aria., relieves the eustos
nice, right from the start, of
worries over debts in ease of
disaster. I believe it's one of
the greatest developments ,11.1
the automobile financing field."'
Bob Taylor is new 'to Huron
Comity and to Western Ontario
but lie's no stranger to the ear
'business. lie's had .13 years'
experience in the lakehead ci-
ties of Port .Arthur and Forts,
William, Bob started as a used.
ear salesman and worked his
way through. the .positions of
used ear, sales manager and
new car sales manager until
lie heroine general sales Man.
ages of the largest firm ope.
rating in both cities.
"'fire competition's keen up
there," says Bob. "You have
In know how to keep your pen•
eil sha-rp to survive in the car
business al the lakehead."
An instrument lean ieian
wills the R('AF. link spent
two years overseas with the
,120. 'Siowy f)wl" squadron
after' training al Ca m p Bar'
den and Sl. Thomas. lie en-
Wed the car business in tat%
A keen golfer, be brought
his . handica p clown to four soy-
eral years ago. "It will be a
bit higher nOSV, 1 haven't
played so much the last few
years," lie says. His wife likes
to golf, tom
lie has one son, Douglas, 16,
who is attending school in
Port Arthur. Mrs. Taylor and
Douglas expect to move to Hu.
ran in the summer,
l'sylor, who succeeds
Ling ..of Huron County" intro,
daces. himself to the public
this week with the announce.
IP Nit Of a new "PSP" policy.
Called the "new concept of
ear value," PSP stands for
price, .serViee and protection
the three leaturea of the
fl.an's new program.,
"I intend to carry on Jack
rearson's proven policy of tle•
vetoping volume sales through
low prices," said Bob Taylor'
this week, "In addition, am
going to stress service in our
new organization because I
believe this is the greatest es.
Beata). in giving c u s t.o in e r satisfaction - We will have the
finest service program avail.
able,"
"Our third feature — pro-
teetion — is a new develop-
ment which 1 ant proud to in•
traduce to Western Ontario.
It's a new finance plan, called
'Double D' which incorporates
payment insurance at no ex-
tra, cost. Whenever death or
disability, through sickness or
accident, strikes one of our
customers, 'Double D'
ZION
Personal items
Mr. Hiram Bieber is a. Pas
-tient in Victoria Hospital. Ile
underwent surgery last Thurs-
day.
Mrs. John Egan Sr, of ..Grao.
ton spent last week with her
daughter, Mrs. Hiram Bieber.
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Wei
and Mrs, Harry Carroll and
Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis
were guests on Friday night
with Mr. and Mrs, Earl Atkin-
son.
Mrs. Clarence Davis is a pa-
tient; in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, since Saturday.
Air, and Mrs. Heber Davis
were Monday guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Rabt. Coleman, Lu-
can and on Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Tindal. and. on
Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs,
Hugh Davis.
Mr. and. Mrs. liarvy Latta
and family were Sunday eve-
ning guests with Air. and Mrs,
Earl Atkinson,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Squire,
Granton and Mr. Ron Squire,
Whalen, were Sunday guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Die-
kins.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Greenlee attended funeral. ser-
vices for the latter's aunt Mrs,
Margaret Ann (Gui Hoyle )
Hughes McLeod from the T.
Stephenson and Son funeral
home, Ansa Craig and burial
at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, The
family returned to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Hughes, Ilderten, following the
funeral. Mr, and Mrs. Earl
Greenlee ,,isited the funeral
home on Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs
..1r. attended a French play
"Bousille and the Just' at the
Grand Theatre Tuesday eve•
ning and visited with Dr. and
Mrs, Geo, Lindsay, London
following the play and on Wed-
nesday evening attended a
skating party' for the Univer-
sity choir at the outdoor skat-
ing rink.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall
and Nancy visited with Mr.
and. Mrs, Charles Tind a 11,
Grand Bend, on Thursday eve,
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barker
and family were Sunday eve-
ning guest with Mr. and Mrs.
Don Kelly of London.
Mrs. Bill Johnson has re-
turned home from St. Joseph's
Hospital where she has been
a patient for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll,
Mrs. Henry Hodgins and Miss
Sophie Richards visited with
Mr. and Airs. Fr. A, Mullins of
London on Sunday,
Graham. Christie of Centralia
PAIQ visited over the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Car-
roll,
Our
Compliments
to Taylor
Motors Ltd.
farmed. ti Stephen Township
Tor many yeam 14.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Millie Axford, four
sons. Oscar, ..Londo».; James
(jor‘ion Whitby; im eonard 46
win,. fort Flt. Jelin, B.C.,; 'Wil-
liam. Russell,. RR a Granton;
two daughters, Mrs. Harold
(Olive) Stone Windsor; -Mrs.
Ernie (Stella) 'Slims. Detroit;
one brother, .William, ..),Iloores,
vine, .4 .grancichilaren, 15
great grandchildren and one
great-great. grandchild, Mrs.
Art Ford and Mrs. Arthur Run.
edll.ce.liihirElstuentee.rraiansedrv iliclers.wal:'raenonici
lin Skinner, naville , are nie-
ces.
dlicted at :the C, Haskett fun-
eral hone, Lucan„ by Aillas
'Retinas of the London West.
congregation of Jehovah Wit•
neases. on Monday, January 4
With interment in. Exeter ,ceni-
13earers were LOncion mem-
bers of Jehovah 'Witnesses.
Carfrey Cann's
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Stophen farmer
john ,lances Cprni,sli, 01, for-
merly of 'this community, died al the home of his. son, Oscar
Cornish, Adelaide Street, tome
rInn, on Friday, January 26.
Ile was the son, of .the late
john and- Eliza Cornish of Us,
borne. Ills first wife 'was the.
former Elizabeth Weste 11, Con. 2 Osborne and they