The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-08-31, Page 2-Pa9B2 ThrAdv000te,lt,t4f ;I, 1941
Frost will Iguiz champ:
visit home Town Topics get reward
Prime Minister Leslie Frost,
schedtded Le take part in the
Sept. 6 cornerstone-MYing ce-
i remonY for the new $00,000
Ontario hospital being kUiU
mar goderich, will inspect the
neW county home a Clinton the
same day, It was revealed by
Euro. MPP C. S. MagNaligh-
ton this week,
Mr. Frost was invited to the
official opening ceremony at
the home on Sept. 8 but was
forced to decline because of
previous ceinnutments.
HoWever, be has accepted an
invitatio'i from aunty officials
to Maned The new home, lit.I'
ronview, when he visits the
county on Sept. 6 for the hos,
pital ceremony.
Mr. Frost wilt assist Mrs.
Thomas Pryde, widow of the
late Huron MPP, in laying the
cornerstone at Goderich,
20 CAMERAS TO BE OlVEN AWAY — Participating
tores in The TA "Home of the Week" feature will
give away some 20 movie cameras Saturday, Sept, 9,
ftwhen the final draws are made. Latest monthly winner
is Mrs, Anton Hansen, Thomas St,, above, who indicated
'She'll be able to get lots of "moving" pictures of her
active, two-year-okl son, DoUgias. Free coupons for the
UpCOgling draws are available at participating stores,
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News of tianshard
By MRS, GLADWYN HOOPER
..... ..„, . . —
Barry Thomson spent Mon -1 Wellborn.
day. with Larry Rundle of I Miss Edna Facey of Picton
Woodiaarn, spent a few days with Mr, and
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. LambertGladwyn Hooper and
I'Mrs
Pamela, Jimmy and Wendy l'Inibr•
Mr, and MJack n
of London were Sunday guests rs. Thomson
and familY sPerlt Sunday at
of Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Thom- Lakeside Park at Port Huron.
Misses Cathy and Joy Th.
SQL
Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Jones ker had as their guests Mar -
and family spent Sunday at lene and Gwen Hodgins of
Port Franks. Granton on Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Hooper and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lang -
Manion McNaughton were Mon- ford, Walter, Donnie and Carl
day'evening guests of Mr. and spent a few days at Sudbury,
Mrs, Ross Robinson of Kirk- North Bay, Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Par-
kinson, Ann and Paul, Mr, and
Mrs. Jack Pickel spent the
ton,-
Miss Shirley Timms of Base-
line spent Wednesday with Miss
Jeanette Hooper. weekend at Toronto and at
Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Hoo- tended the. CNE,
per ond family attended deco- .
ration service at North Nissou-
ri United Church on Sunday, "Now remember, my boy, it
also called on Mr. and les• takes hundreds of nuts to hold
Denzil Facey and Walter of
Wellborn and were supper this car together, b- t only one
guesbs 01 Mr, and t scatter it all over the
neth Facey, and family of I road,"
0.,,w,w1 That tax
-.Contirmed from page
gess, The lines were busy eve.
ry time his call was played. ,4
Tuesday Treasurer ;Tames ,,e.%tisouni!ering from a heart
Allan said hi s department '""
won't be excessively strict in Mrs. MorleY Hall and child'eforcing the regulations.
°Although penalties are men -
Moiled in the act," he said, Award cameras
"vendors can expect help ra-
ther than inspection until the ,— Continued from page 1
system is well established. tered throughout the contest
Walt be just as reasonable and those who enter during the
as anyone can hope we can next 10 days at any of the par-
Expenive equipmeat ticipating stores will be eligible
to win one oC the Brownie
be."
Cost of preparation for col- movie cameras made by KO-
lootion of the tax has ranged (lat.
from
retailers, One .onenilan earlerilloannl: i in addition to the individual
revealed he has invested $2,000 cameras awarded bY tile stores,
in a new cash register. Feed Tgenealllaway a ba yinT"hthe T-Ahas from
a
market owners have installed tickets submitted by the .stores.
tax key's in their cash registers
at costs ranging up to $700 per The latest vvinner, announced
this week, is Mrs. Anton Hen -
Other merchants simply planseri, 'Thomas St., Exeter, who
to drop the pennies jinn a aigar 'received leer ,camera Tuesday,
Another of the monthly :win-
nient. LipIli.b;. selected on box, or whatever other con- i 3(1.47
Satur-
tainer is available and in-
Toughestconve-
job of collection 1 cinTdhee; participating st"" will probably fall to the cash -1 Centralia — Centralia Ferm-
iers of food markets, who have' ers Supply, Centralia General
to segregate tax items, total Store.
them, add the sales tax to the Crediton — Radford's Gen -
Exeter '
teamso ,orittiEz sfotnefesstvhpearlvicora This
Year are baying their reward
—tea days at Youth for Christ
eainP at Glea Rocks,, Muskoka.
Attending are Bernice Grain-
ger,, Shirley .Satider, John Nagle.
and Neil llamilton. The .other
member of the foam, Mary
Page, was unabie to attend.
thrry.otlGegrapiptiotlitaaliaoliltgri pdraonvde
Sandra, Sharrow accompanied
them and spoilt the weekend.
Personal ifem4 of interest In and .Around..Ilte loath For Christ Bibie
The gamer Timee-Advocate is alweys pleased to publish iheet Items.
We and our readers. Are, interested in you And your wends. P110110 770,
Mr. Sam Broltenshire, Sask.- iren and Miss 11lildred Hall ere
atom, and his brother, Stewart visiting friends •anti relat'ives
Brolcenshire, liamilton, while in Manitoba, where the family
spending their vacation with. formerly liyed,
their mother, Mrs. 011ie l3VP-
Itenshire, Luca% spent several
days with cousina, Ted Sims,
wife and family And called en
many relatives and friends la
Mrs, 'Jac Robertson, Patli,
and Mary .ef Salible Beech
were visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Taylor
last week,
Mr, and Mrs. B. W. V. Jack -
the VIP1IIItY.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kirk. Pon and sons, Michael and
und, town, Mr, and Mrs„ Barry Peter, of Thornhill, spent Tiles,
Cole, London, and Mr, and day with thin aunt, Mrs,
Mrs. Malcolm Kirkland •and Frank Brierley.
daughter, Kitchener, spent last Mr, And Mrs, V. C. Nis and
week at Saubie Reach, infant daughter returned to
Mr. and Mrs, menraith, them home in North Toronto
Toronto, Spent the Weekend after Pending the Past two
weeks with Mrs. Puts' parents,
with Mr and l‘Irs.
ilton gathering in Mitchel/ Messrs, _Harvey and Bill Pol.
len and Robert Southeott at -
Park on Sunday, tended the ninth annual Alma.
Mrs.
B. Jackson is a Patient College conference for men 0,1
in Victoria Hospital, Londen.
Mr, James Glaab is a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
swery and mooed the Rol. Mr„ awunamn nd Mrs, C. V. Pickard,
cost of the variety of dem s they eral Store.
have to ring up, plus give away Dashwood — Tiernan's Hard -
stamps in some eases. ware and Furniture, Zimmer's
Both A&H Food Market and Radio and TV Service.
Darling's here _have had their Exeter — Dinney Furniture,
cash registers modified at con- Ersman's Bakery, Sandy Elliot,
siderable ,COSt to handle the
tax.
The proprietors suggest cus-
Joiners can facilitate the ope-
ration, and. also cut delay in
checking out to a minimum, if
they try to keep the taxable
and =taxable items separate
as they pick them off the
shelves.
He: "Just let me bet on this
one horse, dear, and 1 promise
Exeter Electric, MacMillan s,
Silhouette Hair Fashions.
Grand Bend — Griffin Thom-
as Furniture, Surplus Tool
Store, Village Inn.
Lucan — Radcliffe Drug s,
Don Smith Fina Service.
Zurich — Doerr's Superior
Food Market, Gingerich's Sales
and Service,
you it'll be the last."
She; "It usually
the United Ch=ch at. St.'Tho,
WAS over the weekend,
Miss Ann Creech is holiday-
ing this week with Mr. and
Mrs. William :Rollins! M Lon-
don.
Mr. and. Mrs. Ray Mills,
Bxeter, are attending the Can-
ada Life -convention in Murray
Ray, Quebec,
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Lotter from
Kirkton
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
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Personal items
Mrs, Earl Berry is holiday-
ing in Princeton and P'ennsyl-
vania,
Mr. and Mrs, Philip Scantte-
bury of Cornwall, England, vis-
ited Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs, Wm. .1. Blackler, Mrs.
lila Blaekler • and Mr, and
Mrs, Miller McCurdy.
Mrs. L. Copeland and Miss
Ethel Copeland visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ber,
spy of Woodham.
Mr, and Mrs. Craig of Blyth
Visited Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Roy Switzer and Mrs.
Anna Denham. •
Clarice family
enjoy$ renin
The Clarke reunion Was held
RiVerVIOW Perk, Bxeter, PA.
Blincin4 August 13,
President elected for 1962 Is
Bruce Bodgins: secretarY, Ruth
Burr and sports, Bob and Ruth
Oalleway, Howard and Jean,
Clarice and Jack. Clarke,
Winners in races under five
Years were: Larry Clarke, Wan-
CIY Claticn; girls and boys, six
to eight, Lame. Clarice, Billie
Clarke, Ronnie ?lark, GOY
Dinning, eight to 10, Diane
Clarke, Bonnie Clarke, boyk
Byron Clarke; girls, 10 to la,
Patsy Clarice, Brenda Clarke.
boys, Donald Clarke, Kenneth
Clarice, girls 12 to 14, Linda
Clarke; boys, Donald Clarke,
Bruce Clarice,
Young ladies, Linda .Clarke;
bubble gum scramble, for 6, 7
and 8 years; candy scramble, 5
Years and under; shoe scram -
late, Bonnie Clarke; blanket shoe
and s to ekin g game, Marg
Clarke, Freeman liodgins,
Hamilton family
unites at Mitchell
The liamilton family reunion
was hold on ,SwifloY, August 27
in Mltpbcll Park with so pre,
sent.
Alvin Kemp was ,alect.edpre-
sident for 1062!„ .secretary is
Mrs, B. 1.S.atiler; .social con-
vener, Robert Harmiton. The
reunion is to be held same
Gifts were presented to Bri• Schoo P ns
An Baker, Heasall; John Ham.
time, same date in 1062,
Cromarty; Brenda Kemp,
Dick Gibbons, London, Mr, and
Mrs. Norman maraith. Owen
Sound and Mrs, William Sit'
ery,
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On behalf of Huron County Council, may
we extend to you an invitation to join with us at
the official opening of the new wing to Huronview.
This ceremony will take,place at the Home
located one mile south of Clinton on Highway #4
on Friday, September ath, 1961, at 2:30 p.m, The
Hon. Louis P. Cecile, Q.C., will officiate.
The general public is cordially invited to
attend.
Mr. J. Roy Adair,
Chairman
Mr. Ivan Forsyth,
Warden
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