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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-10-14, Page 8Page 8 Times -Advocate, October 14, 1992 The Installation of officers for the Pride of Huron Rebekahs took place in Exeter last Wednesday. In the front row, from left, are financial secretary Joyce Morgan, treasurer Jan Jef- fery, effery, JPNG Bernice Ford, noble grand Bea Bowman, vice grand Gloria McFalls, secretary Elly VanBergen, and chaplain Barb Tiedeman. First row standing, from left, -are RSNG- Helen Coates, inside guardian Elaine Skinner, rebekah Teresa Day, Back in Time from the archives of the Times -Advocate 10 Years Ago October 13, 1982 - A task force to gather support to have the TV Ontario network beamed directly into Hu- ron county homes will be established. There's still some hope that the assets of Hughes Colum- bia Inc. will be purchased in total by investors interested in carrying on the boat building firm's business in Huron Park. The outlook for this year's white bean crop is not the brightest according to Gordon Hill, chairman of the Onta- rio White Bean Marketing Board. Canada's Minister of Agriculture Eugene Whelan offi- cially opened the New Life Mills plant at Denfield last week and said the long-term outlook of agriculture re- mains bright. Dashwood Industries has announced the completion of an agreement to merge its British Columbia wood window operation with Kayiine Industries of Vancouver. The 1982 Ilderton Fall Fair attracted more than 8,000 persons and the new Fair Queen is Antje Seegleken. Tony Mc()uail of R.R. 1, Lucknow is the new president of the Huron County Federation of Agriculture. 25 Years Ago October 12, 1967 -Despite foul weather, a change of lo- cation and a delayed start the Centennial caravan still at- tracted 8,296 visitors to its location to the Canadian Can- ners parking lot from the Community Park in Exeter. A.11. Carter Engines of England is the second tenant at Centralia Industrial Park. The company manufactures carriers that carry new automobiles to dealers. A beauty contest and hat designs have been added to this year's car show being sponsored by the Exeter Kinsmen Club. Ontario voters go to the polls Tuesday. The choices in Huron are incumbent Progressive Conservative Charles MacNaughton, Liberal Morgan Smith and Rev. John Boyne for the New Democratic Party. On October 18, the new Stephen township municipal building and the .Crediton park baseball lighting system will be opened as Centennial projects. Huron's Ag Rep Doug Miles says the 1967 farm year is not bad, but very difficult. 50 Years Ago October 15, 1942 - The large bank barn on the Conces- sion 3 Stephen township farm of Melvin King was com- pletely destroyed by fire this week. It has been brought to our attention that some persons have been responsible for spreading of certfan false and malicious rumours concerning his Matjesty's forces sta— tioned tioned at R.C.A.F. Centralia. Anyone hearing of such a ru- mour is asked to call Group Captain Fullerton or Exeter reeve Benson Tuckey. The village of Exeter has proclaimed support for- the forthcoming Victory Loan drive. All residents and busi- nesses are urged to fly flags and purchase bonds to the limit of their ability. Usborne township council has passed a bylaw allowing residents to shoot any dog without a tag that is bothering livestock or poultry. The bounty is $7 In keeping with the interest of national economy, drug- gists of Exeter will remain open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily and 9 a.m. to midnight, Saturday. 100 Years Ago October 13, 1892 - The masons have completed the cel- lar for William Dearing's new house in Stephen township. At the Exeter markets wheat is 65 cents a.bushel, barley 40 cents a bushel, eggs at 14 cents a dozen and butter goes for 15 cents per pound. When the cool days and nights come you will be in a.big hurry to get one of the Knobby Tweed suits at Grieve's for $10. D.W. Foss of Hensall has handsomely,Attedsp his Pal- ace Bakery parlour and is ready toserve hoe Bream. There will be a partial-etllipseof the amnion October 20 visible throughout Canada. From noon to 3 p.m. 60 per- cent will beobswured byahe moon. 4 RSPNG Luella Taylor, musician Jean Hodgert, flag bearer Dor- is Denham, outside guardian Iva Blair, naomi Aldeen Skinner, RS chaplain Hazel Corbett, warden Rose Webster, LS chaplain Ruth Skinner. Behind, from !eft, are conductor Mary Fisher, LSJPNG Olive Hicks, LSVG Leona Hem, LSNG Mavis Atthill, and RSVG Audrey -MacGregor. • .OPP seek information on vandalism HENSALL - The Exeter OPP are seeking help in their investiga- tion of several incidences of vandalism in Hensall between October 2and5. Police say that three panes of glass were broken by a pellet gun at Hensall Public School and a window was smashed out of a truck parked at the Hensall Co -Op. Anyone who has information about these occurrences are asked to call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-265-1777. You will not have to reveal your identity or give evidence in court. Saintsbury by H. Davis SAINTSBURY - St. Patrick's will celebrate the Holy Commun- ion service at 8:30 .am. Sunday October 18, the 19th Sunday after Pentecost which is World Food Sunday. The readings will be Ha- bakkuk 1: 1-3, 2: 1-4, 2 Timothy 3: 14-4:5, Responsive reading Psalm ;119: 137-144, The Holy Gospel Luke 18:1-8. Visitors with Mary Davis - on Wednesday were Myrna Knapp, Edna Mayhew, Helen MacDonald, • Bessie Caldwell and Marion Noels. The ladies are all fust cou- sins. A bridal shower was held recent- ly at St. Patrick's Parish Hall hon- ouring Sheila Vander Heyden. Here marraige to Roger Blane will take place October 17. Donna Par- nell, sister of the groom and Rose Cunningham were hostesses. y • ti A well prepared, resume will help you get the job you are looking for! A resume detailing an applicants work history end education is extremely helpful to an employer who is seeking a person for a specific job vacancy. Your personal resume should accompany your letter of application. 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