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F2 TODAYSOUTHERN ILLINOISAN WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1982 7 r- 1 Hook's Drug in Benton to hold grand opening Crockers hold 29th reunion Ninety members of the Crocker family and 14 guests gathered at the 29th annual Crocker reunion at Fair-view Park in Decatur Aug. 8. The Crockers, many of whom live in the area, trace their ancestry back to 1634 to Scituate, Mass. The reunion included a business meeting in which the latest family marriages and births were recorded. Those attending the reunion included Mary D.

Crocker, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown; Mr. and Mrs. William E.

Crocker and son Jeffery; Mr. and Mrs. Burton Crocker and children Randall and Brenda; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Summers and children Lee and Kimberly; Mr.

and Mrs. Billy Crocker and son Nathan; Mrs. Ruth Ann McGlasson and son Roger Hicks; Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hicks and daughters Alyn and Tiffany; Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald Roberson and sons Randy and Ricky; and Mr. and Mrs. Her-schel Gunter and sons Brian, Brent and Brice, all of the Sesser area. Also attending were Mr.

and Mrs. Bruce Lewis and son Andy of Valier; Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hicks and son Ryan of Buckner; Mrs. Janet Jones and children Tara and Loren of Har-risburg; and Mrs.

Howard Laird, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Laird and children Melody and Alan and Mr. and Mrs. Donny Laird, all of Waltonville.

The reunion was dismissed to meet the second Sunday in August next year at the same location. ceremonies are Edwin Webber, divisional coordinator, David W. Miller, Dorothy J. Camden, Charlotte Anne Hankins, Brenda K. Kuba, Carolyn S.

May, Sidney May and Sandra A. Shorland. Store hours will be from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. weekdays with Sunday hours from 9 a.m.

to 7 p.m. Hook Drugs, is the nation's oldest chain drug store corporation operating under the same successive management. The firm was founded 82 years ago by John A. Hook in Indianapolis. Today the chain is ranked 14th nationally in number of sales units and 19th in overall sales volume.

The chain's sales in 1981 topped $260 million. The prescription department at Hook's is very important. It represents 30 percent of the firm's business, nearly twice the national average. Hook's pharmacists (they're conspicuously dressed in green) are college trained and annually required to participate in continuing education that keeps them up-to-date on today's trends in pharmacy. Ten of Hook's top 20 officers are registered pharmacists, including the chairman and president.

Hook's 267 stores are located in some 131 Indiana communities, seven in Illinois and seven in Ohio. The company opens an average of 12-14 stores each year. ViUwlS COUPS1! VALUABLE COUFSj nn QJ3. Duration Evenflo i OurationJ Nasal Spray Nursing Pads nasalsfray i ounce 7r i vv- 0 I Expires 9-b-82 Expires 9-6-82 Town: Town: 4 IT "1 IIS J. 1 ispar 14 Expires 9-6-82 F1 Style Shampoo or uu Turns Peppermint or Assorted Flavors id hi 75 Tab'ets TnisCGuo Grand opening for the naw Hook's Drug Store in Benton will be Thursday, Sept.

2, when officials gather for a ribbon-cutting. The new store is at 1200 N. Main a site formerly occupied by Big John's Super Market. The store is considerably larger than the chain's other 267 drug stores located primarily in Indiana. The store opened for business Aug.

23. J. Brown, Benton mayor, will assist Hook's chairman of the Baord and resident, Douglas Reeves, in ribbon cutting honors at the store at 11 a.m.; however the sjtore will open for business two flours earlier, at 9. "-Also participating will be H. J.

Knight, Chamber of Commerce representative, and Richard Herrin of the Benton Boosters Club, who will join the estivities to accept the ribbon of 200 one-dollar bills as Hook's contribution to the Boosters Club for special projects. Completing the line-up for opening Cockrums hold reunion Descendants of William Matthew and Melissa Kirkpatrick Cockrum held a family reunion Aug. 22 at the Rend Lake Marina Shelter. Ellen Cockrum, of Sesser, was the only member of the first generation attending, with 81 other relatives covering at least four generations. Kendall Jones was honored as the youngest baby present.

Those attending were: Ellen Cockrum, Sesser; Robert H. and Betty Jane Pierce, Robert, Carlene, Patsy Pierce; Kim Eggemeyer; Tom, Janet, Shelly and Kelly Pierce, Wilber and Eileen Crowder, all of Chester; Glenn and Louise Crouch, Kouts, Tom and daughter Mandy Crouch, Willowbrook; Jim, Glenda, Brad and Jason Whitmore, Kouts, Roy Sr. and Helen Riggs, Valparaiso, Roy Carol and J.J., LaPort, Cheryl Lynn Riggs, Indianapolis, Ind. Muriel and Herbert Hutson, Herb Eugene, Connie, Shari and Deborah Hutson, Sesser; Ronald, Deena, Shelly and Bradley Hutson, Ta-maroa; Mike, Patti, Marcus and Jared Elliott, Benton; Bill, Helen and Anita Isom, Champaign; David Simmons, Clinton; Walter Jr. and Clara Baker, David, Jane, Jonathan Baker, Kenneth, Nancy and Mike Robinson, all of Sesser; Henry, Rosalee and Joy Jones, John, Phyllys, Dianna and Kendall Jones, Holly, Gene and Leanna Ing, all.

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