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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-07-12, Page 10R. Ross Tuckey has been elected chairman of Exeter In- dustrial Development Corpora- tion. Manager of Tuckey Beverages here, Mr, Tuckey succeeds W. G. Cochrane, QC, who resigned Win prizes at ham fete MOUNT CARMEN Annual ham supper and lawn social was a great success held last Wednesday evening. Winners for ticket draw were, $30 won by Harry Van Oesh, Crediton; Mr. Maurice Bradley of Sarnia won $20 and Stn was won by Mr. Charles Regier, Mt. Carmel. Personal items Mr, and Mrs. Hubert Carey and Theresa attended the fun- eral on Tuesday in Windsor of the late Donald Metwin, a brother-in-law who died sud- denly of a heart attack. His wife, the' former Rita Masse, and seven small children sur- vive. Michael Regan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Regan of Toron- to, is holidaying with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ald Regan. Four Ursuline Sisters are teaching catechism at RCAF Centralia Air-Base during the summer school two-week- course and staying at the Con- vent here. . Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dignan of London spent the weekend with. Miss Bernie Madden and Miss Nancy Ryan returned, home to the city with them for a week's vacation. Mrs. Tom Ryan (West) is making splendid recovery after being confined to bed for a week, Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Shee- han and family of Windsor spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McCann and family. Miss Helen Sullivan, RN, of Sarnia, is spending her vaca- tion with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sullivan Sr. and relatives. Mrs. Joe Casey of West Lorne and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Sullivan Sr. visited Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Regier and fam- ily of Walkerton last week. Miss Mary Patricia Regier re- turned home with her grand- parents for a holiday. Mr. Gordon Miller visited Mr. Henry Miller and Elizabeth for a few days. The story in Saintsbury By MRS. HEBER DAVIS INDUS IAL. 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Each 3 9 c FRESH PRODUCE Spy APPLES 3 LBS 35' South African Size 216's Doz, ORANGES 45c Juicy Florida Size 56's GRAPEFRUIT 5,..R 2354212 Free Deliver . \SUPERIOR' r.-Fozi)oNN TSB 25c Ge+ a bag of these food Ammennin••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••mr-- Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Ron Carroll. Mrs. Eva Hands, Petrone, Mr. Heber Davis and Michael Davis attended the Orange parade at. Kincardine on Saturday and on Sunday Air. and Mrs. Carroll accompanied by Mrs. Hands, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ell Carroll, Bothwell. From there 'Mrs. Hands returned home In Petrone. Miss Gayle Eairbairne, Lon- don, and Mr. Arnold Firby, St. Thomas, spent the weekend with the former's sister and brother- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill John- son, Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Davis spent the weekend at Ipperwash. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard • MacDonald, Lucan, at their cot• tage. Mr. and Mrs. H. A, Muffins, London. called on Mr, and Mrs. Harry Carroll Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Latta and family also Mr. and Mrs. Don Maguire and boys, Lucan, are holidaying at the cottage of their parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Earl Atkinson, Grand Bend. All attended the Atkinson reunion on Sunday at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lewis, Grand Bend. Misses Jean Barker, Carol Latta and :Heather Davis spent several days last week with :Mrs., Richard Dickins, Exeter. Jeffrey Young, Lucen t and Michael. Davis spent the week- end with their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Heber Davis. Little Miss Linda Lake, Hyde Park, spent last week visiting her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Bill ;Johnson and boys and on Sun- day evening Mr,. and Mrs. Hor- ace 'Lake of Grand Bend were guests with the Johnsons. Mr. Clarke .Railings, Claude- hove and Miss Grace Webb, London, were Sunday guests with .the .former's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Toni Rees and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall And girls were Sunday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Clarke, Shipka. Mr. and Mrs, Ramsey and girls .atisl. Mt. and Mrs. Marion Aretilhals and family, Lucan, And Mr. and Mrs. Earl Green- lee and boys spent Sunday at Ipperwash. Mr, and Mrs. tart Carrell. Exeter, Were recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Atkin Pupils of Alias Melia Gabel, ARCHIE DEWAR ARCT, tried music examine- BASELINE lions in London, The Base Line school had a Results of those trying Royal party at the school last week. Conse rvatory examinations and presented their teacher, were' Miss lna Gould of St, Marys, Grade 8 piano, pass, Sharon, who is leaving, with a gift. Hugill, Ruth Ann Salmon; Personal items Grade 6 piano, honors, Lin- A family reunion was held at d a Rader; the home of Mr. John Rinn on Grade 5 piano, honors, Che- ryl. Stade; Sunday when Mr. and Mrs, Car- men Rinn and family and M Grade S piano, honors Peteriss • Mr. and Mrs. Art Rinn and Gertie Thompson, of St. Marys, Repel Grade 2 theory, first class family of Thamesford, honors, Mary Anne. Hayter rd, Mr, and Ruth Geiger. honors, Mrs. M. Webb and family, Mrs. Mary Ellen Thiel, Kate :Rea and Miss Hannah Western Conservatory exa- Rinn, of London, Mr, and Mrs. 'initiations, Grade 3 harmony, Harry Rinn of Creemore, air. first class honors, Verona Sal. and Mrs. Lloyd Thompson of der. 8t1i Line, Mr. Orville Rinn of Ilderton were present. Personal items Mr. Ed Holland and Harry Mrs. Rudolph Aliller re- Rage spent the weekend with turned home from South Huron Ed's sister, Mrs. Eric Westman Hospital, Exeter, on Friday. and family at Port Franks, Mr. and Mrs. Siegfried MU- Miss Susan Batson of Munro ler of Kitchener spent the spent the week with her aunt, weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Oliver Baker, Oliver and Rudolph Miller, Elton. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Salmon Mr. Maurice Baker spent the and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Er- week witliallirs. Baker and Mr, via Rader, David, Paul., and and Mrs. Archie Dewar, Sharon, Miss Ruthanne Rader Miss Brenda Parkinson is of London and Mr. and Mrs, spending some holidays with her cousins, Lorraine and Jim Hill of Lambeth, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Parkinson and Mr. Harvey Parkinson at- tended the Orange parade at Kincardine on Saturday. UCW hears about Japan Cooper's UCW held its meet ing in St, Marys, guests of Mrs, Harold Berry, with 14 member; and three visitors attending. The worship service was in charge of Mrs. Fred Parkin- son assisted by Mrs, Brine and Miss Florence Jameson. Mrs. E. Strahan and Mrs. D. Holland gave readings. Mrs W. Spence gave a paper on Temperance Mrs. N, Baker had charge of the business in the absence of. St. Williams' New Pack the president, Mrs. D. MeNaugh- ton. Mrs. Parkinson introduced the speaker, Rev. Tom Mori- kawa. of St. Marys, who spoke on Japanese customs which. was much enjoyed. Lunch was served by Airs, Berry and her daughter, Mrs. Frank Ball. Line fetes teacher By MRS. By MRS. ERVIN RAPER Fred Miller of Zion vacationed DAST1WOOD frit',Kgs RoinvieNr rawi/I ley"goliol de , fAisihr: The Evangelical 1:13 church held their Vacation ible ianfiodoet cJaalclekd °04111.8°I* eliln" School July 2-6, The school Wednesd ay and spent the n iot was divided into three depart.- t h ere. mfrahts e. Kindergarten depart- Mr. and. Mrs. Milton Willett meet studied the cou r se, "We and daughter of Goderieh vis- have a Bible", with Joy ce itcd nn Sunday with Mrs. Ante- Burke, Bonn i e m c crao and ha 1i?illert. Nalrncy, Willert as workers. Mr. and Alva. Jack Geiser, The prim a r y department newly-weds, have returned studied, Al. J. J a"nO) cu ar s d withMrs ' in no rt lot en me im Ohnot"aelyi om° on and"a° in. et settled in their new home, The junior department stu- i „ lun ayCrad n rele*M\idicd11eolvlo dared in Tijo 'times",, with and Detroit spentte Re,:1,la :esasdeI, s‘Ne,erelteBnicii iiewittsh la,alcras,uoCnoinrga with (lai- Mrs. Al. J. James led in A each days si ngi ng and Rev. ...Jr. and Mrs. Don Gaiser and James showed a film strip, An Paul of Exeter, offer ing for the Canad i an Mrs. Flossie Stade attended Bible Society was collected on Ill.luethef it-tsneraall oftile AlBrso,x JoFeunCela,ar-l closing day. home, Parkhill, on Saturday. Music results Mr. Frank Mclsaac and ,Das.hwood: church holds. Bible school. Heinz 48-ounce tins following his appointment as crown attorney of Huron, Coun- ty. Mr. Cochrane will remain as a director of the industrial body, however Mr. Tuckey has been a direc- tor of the corporation since it was formed. Ile is serving his. second term as president of the national association of bottlers of carbonated beverages and he also, is a member of Exeter public school board. The chairman, as president of the bottling association, attend- ed an industrial conference in Toronto Wednesday at the in- vitation of lion. Robert Mc. C•auley, minister of economics and development. Vice-chairman of the corpora- tion is H. Larry Snider, owner of Larry Snider Motors. At a recent meeting, the cor- poration decided to advertise on highway visas the industrial property it has under option along No. 8 highway. A sign will be erected on the property itself and, following council's approval last week, strips will be added to each of the approach signs to the town pointing out that industrial. property is available. The corporation has made a request to Mid-Western Ontario Development Association to make an industrial survey of the community. Letter from Kirkton By MRS, HAROLD DAVIS children, Kathy, Denmse, Ste- phen, and Douglas, all of De- troit, are vacationing with their grandmother, Mrs. Luc- hula Melsaac, Sunday visitors with Mr, and Airs, Elmer Rader and family here were, L. H. Rader, Mr. and Mrs. Wrn, Haugh, Mr, and Mrs. Elgin Rader and family, and Mr, and Mrs, Garnet Wei- berg and family of Waterloo, Weekend visitors with airs, Lucinda Mclsaac were, Di- anae Periard, Mary Ruth jaent, Pat Cary, Fred L'Esper- ance, Donald Mclsaac, and Ronald Mclsaac, all of De- troit. Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Greb, has returned home from two week's vacation at Woodeden ca nip, London, Vacationers with Mr. and Airs. Art Haugh were Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Morena, and Mrs. Frank Masses of London and Mr, Win, Musser of Detroit. Becker reunion The 15th annual Becker re- union was held Sunday, July 8, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Becker with approxi. mately 150 attending. Mrs, Walter 011ey and Mrs. Ron Ten Eyck conducted sports. Winners were, 3 years and under, hall toss, Martin. Rec.. her; 3 years and under IT.Cea Nevin Barr; 04 years, girls. Marilyn Pfaff; boys, Bruce Pfaff: 9-10 years, sack race, Helen Becker .and Helen 'leek- man; :three-legged race, Helen Becker and Helen JiPeti.Milnl wheel-barrow race, John and Randy Beeker;. boys and girls shoe :scramble, Bruce Pfaff; jelly bean contest, John ,Bec- ker; a peanut scramble was Also held. Oldest lady present; was Airs. Mary Martene. oldest man, Edward Stire; youngest baby, .Joey Becker; longest married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Heckman; most re- gently married, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Pfaff; persons travel- ling the farthest to the re- union, Mr, and Mrs. Vince Stewart, Fort Erie; couple with the most grandchildren, Mr, .and Mrs, Valentine Bee- ker; couple with wedding an- niversary nearest reunion, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Becker; birthday nearest date, Cheryl Kendrick, Ridgeway. UC pastor on course By • GORDON MORLEY BRINSLEY Air. Howard May of Rown- tree Memorial Church, London, is taking the United Church services for the month of July while the Rev. Kenneth Hick is taking a post graduate course and vacation in United States, Personal items Miss Edith Morley enjoyed a vacation at North Bay and other points, Mrs. Byron Desjardine, Debra and Laverne visited with friends in Strathroy on Thursday. Mr, Marwood Prest of Exeter has built a garage and added other improvements to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wither- spoon, Employer (to offices boy, who is half an hour late) — "You should have been in here at nine o'clock." Office Boy — "Why, what happened?" PaOft 19 The TiMeMOVOcate, July 12, 19 Tuckey new head of industrial corp'n eon. See Page 15 for Sandy s Win a new .Ford Mr. and Mrs, Sidney Pear- son and family of Galt spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Hall. Mr. and Airs. Miller MCCur- dy. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Henry, at Point Clark. Raymond Switzer left Sun- day for three weeks vacation at Woodeden Camp. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd.Pitel and daughter Janice of Alvinston, Mr Jack McNeil of Watford and Miss Lois McNeil of Lon- don, Mr. and Mrs, Bill :Prin- gle and Jolene of St. Marys visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Shamblaw. Mr, Eldon Robinson, Wm. Hamilton, Harvey Parkinson, Harold Davis, air. and Mrs. Clarence Switzer, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Paton, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Doupe were among those attending the Orange • celebration at Kincardine on Saturday. Mrs. W. J, Morphy of Tad- more, Sask., visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Win. Scott and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. George I-tall, Mrs. McCormick and Ber- nard attended the Hanniman.- Bowan wedding at Renfrew the holiday weekend and visited with Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Flu- e.r• Tomato Juice UCKY WHIP Liquid Spray 1.5¢ Off GLIDE STARCH Convenient Squeeze Bag TULIP MARGARINE Retie ttrand Sweet Mixtd. 16-oz, ar Pickles. O 24-ounce jar Strawberry Jam 39c FROZEN FEATURES