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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1994-04-27, Page 5Back in Time from the archives of the Times -Advocate 10 Yeats Ago April 25, 1984 - A member of the Exeter detachment of the Onta- rio Provincial Police for nearly 1() years, Cpl. William McIntyre was found shot to death in his condominium in Oakville Saturday night. He was working with the OPP special assistance branch in Toronto. An accommodation review committee has recommended to the Huron County Board of Education that J.A.D. McCurdy Public School at Huron Park remain open under its present format. Lucan councillor Bryan Smith has been spearheading attempts to form a Business Improvement Association in the village. 25 Years Ago April 24, 1969 - The Lucan Legion sponsored novice hockey team won the Western Ontario Zone championship by defeating St. Clair Beach in straight games. Our Lady of Mount Carmel separate school hockey team coached by Bill Regier won the fourth annual Knights of Columbus tourna- ment in Seaforth. Exeter council Monday night quickly endorsed a resolution asking the Ontario government to take immediate steps to relieve property owners of an "imminent enormous tax increase" brought about by education costs. The Crediton Tigers under the direction of manager Bob Gallo- way and coach Earl Wagner won the WOAA intermediate grand championship for the second straight year. 33 Years Ago, April 24, 1959 - Dr. Peter A. Fraser, University of Western Onta- rio has been awarded a $4,000 research grant for theoretical studies in atomic collision. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fraser, Anne street. Receiving Queen's Scout badges from Exeter Scout leader Ralph Sweitzer were Douglas Jermyn, Jim Sweitzer, Douglas Hodgson and Dale Turvey. 40 Years Ago April 24, 1954 - Jean Lavender, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lavender, Hensall received the Gold Cord, the highest Girl Guide award at a ceremony Friday night. Arthur B. Idle, vice-principal of Listowel Public School will be the new principal of Exeter Public School succeeding Claude Blowes who has accepted a position in Preston. 50 Years Ago April 24, 1944 Mr. Henry Squire of Exeter celebrated his 95th birthday last Friday, his family of nine children all being present for the occasion. Mr. Ray Waghorn, principal of Exeter Public School has tendered his resignation to the Board of Education, having accepted a posi- tion on the teaching staff in Hamilton. Borden Sanders, a graduate of Exeter High School has been awarded the Medical Alumni Gold Medal for the highest marks ob- tained during the full medical course at the University of Western Ontario. The award of the British Empire Medal to Corporal Stewart Charles Wright, former Exeter mechanic and son of Mr. and Mrs. William Wright was announced Thursday by the Department of Na- tional Defence. 75 Years Ago April 24, 1919 - Molson's Bank has opened a branch in Centralia with business to be conducted three days of each week, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. IT'S YOIIft GU Times -Advocate, April 27, 1994 Page 5 Tasty Nu owner Doug Oesch and Exeter store manager Karen Rader display some of the items available at their new Exeter location. Relocation lets bakery cater to customer needs EXETER - You don't have to look far these days to find a new business starting up, renovating or relocating. The Tasty Nu bakery and cheese house in Exeter falls into the latter category. "Customers in the past told us they wanted a place to sit, so when this location became available, it seemed the right move to expand," said owner Doug Oesch. The new store, located across the street from the old business, allows Oesch a chance to add some new items to the menu such as new as- sortments of cheese, soups and sandwiches. And since this store is four times the size of the old one, cus- tomers can now relax in the new- ly -provided cafes. Desch said he did have second thoughts about expanding the store, but felt demand for the products warranted the change. "We try to maintain a positive atti- tude when it comes the economy," Oesch said. "This has been an excit- ing time for us." The first Tasty Nu was established in Zurich in 1929 and eventually ex- panded to Seaforth and Exeter. Oesch took over the operation in 1975. The business has evolved from a bakery to retail and whole- sale operation. Name added to Heritage Square committee EXETER - An additional mem- ber has been named to the mayor's committee to examine the renova- tion of the square at Main and Sanders Street to include a revised "civic centre". 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