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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-08-23, Page 10Page 10 The Times-Advocate, August 23, 1962 RECEIVES 25-YEAR AWARD—Ray M. Creech, left, Exeter native, receives 25- year award from Vice-President. C. G. Lister of Canadian Canners Limited, Mr. Creech, who joined the firm as a shipping assistant here, now is area manager of the Simcoe operation of the canning company. —Boschler, Hamilton Canners make awar to xeter- orn official E K cz;0,040011V0101$104KVONT2,9\7.0.4z, ome % b Y4 . n and, subsequently, manager of Forest, have three boys, David, the Forest operation.. James and Kenneth, The family In 1950, Mr. Creech was trans- live in Ancaster, (erred to the Aylmer operation as local manager and served in that capacity until 1955, when he was given the more respon- sible position of local manager of the Simcoe operation. Doctor returns from Moscow r 50 WOMEN'S Dress Pumps Assorted Colors , Regular to $8,95 SALE $3.88 WOMEN'S Dress Pumps High and Illusion Heels Regular to $10,95 SALE $4.85 WOMEN'S Dress Pumps Assorted Styles and Heels Regular to $8,95 SALE $2r9 1 1 WOMEN'S Kid Pumps Black, Walking Heels Regular to A $12.95 SALE 4. 5 $8 - cHILDR01,6 School Shoes Black Mid Brown otjular $5,95 SALt SR 91' MEN'S Work Boots Cork Soles Regular to $9.95 SALE $6.80 MEN'S Dress Oxfords Leather Soles Black and Brown Regular to $14.95 SALE $7.77 MEN'S Dress Oxfords Black and Brown Regular to $12.95 SALE $5.83 MEN'S Oxfords, Loaf e$ Black and Brown Rogulae. to .$129 $ SALT:O 80 Boy's, Oxfords ttlbck and Brown Wolk Sotes Regular to Os :SALE $3.88 Teen-Age DRESS FLATS Black, Brown, etc, Regular to $6.95 SALE $1 .94 Teen-Age FLATS Assorted Colors And Styles Regular to $6,95 SALE $2.91 Children's SCHOOL SHOES Assorted Colors Neolite Soles Regular to $6,95 SALE $3.88 Men's DRESS OXFORDS Hi Grade Leather Soles Regular to $16.95 SALE $8.74 - Men's CASUAL OXFORDS Suede and Leather Foam Soles Regular to $8.95 SALE $4.85 YTH'S SHOE STOR ONTARIO 104Yo OFF ALL NEW FALL MERCHANDISE iNCLUDING LUGGAGE • ' ' EXETER oot.m. NATURALIZER Pumps 97' 97' $4,85 Assorted Styles Regular to $15495 SALE $6.80 Women's Moccasins --- Teen-Age School Shoes Women's Teen-Age Women's ..mrsbo. $4,85 $3,88 97c $3.88 Oxfords — $4.85 School Shoes -- — $2.91 Slippers ------ 97e Men's Bedroom Slippers ----- Women's Canvas Casuals --- Men's Suede Loafers Boy's Oxfords —-- Boy's Casual Oxfords Observe, centennial of $taffa. cemetery "What happened to you?" Mrs, Creech visited in Fin- "I • was doing a rhumba with land, Denmark and Sweden my girl when her deaf father while her husband was attend- walked in." ing the congress. Ray 31, Creech, Exeter native now serving as area manager of the Simcoe operation of Canadian Canners Limited, re- cently received his 25-year serv- ice award from the company. Presentation of the award was made by Vice-President C. G. Lister during a ceremony at the Hamilton head office. Mr, Creech joined the com- pany at the Exeter factory as shipping assistant in 1937. After a brief sojourn here, he was transferred to Forest, where he served as warehouseman. of- fice manager, superintendent ON TRIP TO GERMANY Ivan M. Hunter-Duval-, Main St. is one of a group of Volks- wagen dealers who are enjoying a nine - day, all - expenses paid. trip to West Germany where they will visit the company's plants at Hannover and Wolfs- burg and study Volkswagen sales and service facilities in various dealerships. Several. days have been allowed for the men to take a sight-seeing tour of picturesque Germany. During the past few years of re-organization and consolidation of Canadian Canners Limited, Mr. Creech at various times has worked out of head office in a supervisory rapacity and, at the present time, is manager of the. Simcoe operation, which in- cludes all activities concerned with the Simcoe factory, as well as laving control over activities at Bow Park farm, which is a 1,000-acre farming operation, owned and operated by Canad- ian Canners Limited and lo- cated near Brantford, Mr. Creech is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Creech, Exeter. He and his wife, the former Gwen Teale of By MR$. JoliN TEMPLEMAN STAF FA Staffa cemetery, on Sunday, August 19, celebrated its cen- tenary decoration services with. ideal weather and a large crowd in attendance. Guest speaker for the after- noon was Rev. E. J. Roulston, a, former minister of Staffa trnited Church. The history of the cemetery was given by Spencer Jeffery and Mitchell. Legion Band was in attendance. Personal items Mr. Sam Norris is at pre- sent a patient in. Victoria Hos- pital, London. Kay Warden is this week enjoying a Junior Farmers bus trip to eastern points, visiting Kingston, Cornwall, Montreal, Quebec and Ottawa. Elizabeth Smale, Brend a. Kerslake, Carol Vivian, Joanne and Shirley Templeman, Star- fa, and Shirley Robinson, Strat- ford, were all Wednesday guests of Margaret Worden. Mr. and Mrs. A. IL Daynard and Heather and Eleanor Kemp are enjoying a motor trip to the east coast, Mrs. Pearl Francis and Jane, Stratford, visited on Sunday with Mr ,and - Mrs. Arthur Kemp, Mrs. Wilfrid Annis, Joan and Audrey, Zion, visited on Sun- day with Mrs. Ernest Temple- Man. Weekend visitors at the John Templeman home were Carol Vivian and Margaret Worden, Staffa, and Kenneth Annis, Zion. Weekend visitors with Sirs, Sam Norris and Eric were Mr, and Mrs, Jim Norris, Douglas, Judy and Garry, Brampton: Mr. and Mrs, Jim Lyall, Agin- court, and Mr. and Mrs, Tony Brait and Richard, Montreal. Mrs. Breit and Richard and Mrs. Lyall are remaining for a week's visit, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Agar and family, Barbara. Spence and Darlene Templeman are spending this week at a cot- tage at Bayfield. Sir. and Mrs. Donald Sharon, Alichiel and Shawn. have returned home to Flint, Mich., after spending three weeks with Mr. and Mrs, Wal- ter O'Brien and Air, and. Mrs. Fd Alexander. Sir. and Airs. Walter O'Brien. spent the weekend: at Rondeau Park on Lake Erie. This week in Wincheisea BY MRS, WILLIAM WALTERS Personal items. Miss Susan Coward, of Lon- don, visited this week with Mr, and Mrs. John Coward and Mr, and Mrs. Phil Bern and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ford Dermody, of Cloverdale, B.C. and Mrs, Jim Hay of Egmondville visit- ed on Friday with Mr. and. Mrs, Colin Gilfillan and Barbara Ann. Gary Dayman, of Kippen, is spending this week with Danny Walters. Mr, Bruce Delbridge returned to his home on Sunday after being a patient in Palmerston Hospital the result of a car accident. on Friday evening near Gorrie, Randy Gilfillan, of Exeter, is visiting this week with Mr and Mrs. Colin Miss Barbara Ann Gilfillan is spending this week with Shirley and Patty Dayman at Kippen, Eugene Clarke returned to his home on Saturday after being a. patient in South Huron Hospital for a week. Tourist: "Can you give me a room and a bath?" Proprietor: "I can give you a room, but you'll have to take your own bath." GOUL PHONE 235.0270 Dr, ilugh and. Mrs. Creech, Philadelphia, on their way borne from the international cancer congress in Moscow, visited over the weekend with the former's mother, Mrs, Richard N. Creech, Andrew St. They were joined here by their children, Richard and Joan, who drove up from Philadel- phia. Dr. Creech, who has been secretary -treasurer of the American Association for Can- cer Research Inc, for a num- ber of years, was one. of 5,000 delegates to the convention, He is chairman of the division of chemotherapy at the In- stitute for Cancer Research, Philadelphia. Announcing our PE !NG Vie's Market CENTRALIA Formerly Carson's Market Come in & See Our Big Values Phone 228-6362 • •'''" . . Layaway Now! A small deposit will hold any item of your choice until required and you can make modest weekly payments to ease the budget burden of fall and winter clothing! KIDDIES' SNOWSUITS AND WINTER CLOTHING FOR ALL THE FAMILY Men's and Boys' Hydro Parkas, Suburbans and Winter Clothes Bring the is S for back-to-school clothing & shoe buys See Our grand new Fall & WINTER CL0THING COME IN LADIES to see our new dresses, skirts, blouses, slacks and much more. Not all our fall and winter lines are here but many that you'll want to choose from im- mediately. . • • ... • . . :„. EXETER Sale of the Year nniversary Sale Bargains Galore Time: Thurs, Aug. 23 to Sat. Sept. I Occasion: Our Eight Birthday Place: Smyth's Shoe Store, Exeter Advantage: You Save Dollars Reason: Our Motto: Clean House Every Year Regardless of Price 4..