The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-12-06, Page 2Gerry's Barber Shop
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BIRTHS
HALSILLIE—Larry and Rosa-
lie Halsillie, RCAF Station
Centralia. announce the birth.
of a daughter, Linda Marie,
at South Huron Hospital,
December 2 — a sister for
Cheryl Ann.
GRAHAM—Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
Graham ince Eizengal, To-
ronto, announce the birth of
a son, Jeffery, Thomas, at,
Toronto General Hospital,
November 25.
HODGINS—Mr. and 'qrs. Wil-
liam Hudgins, George St.,
Lucan, announce the birth of
;a =-.a daughter, Donna Margaret,
at Victoria Hospital, haven-
tier 27—a sister for Linda,
Brenda. Jim Joanne and
Bobby.
EFEBVRE — At Grace Hos-
. • pita', Ottawa. November 28, - • • to Cpl.. and Mrs. George Le-
fehvre (nee Kerr) a son
a brother for Robert, Ronald
and Valerie.
.11ILLER — At Prince County
Hospital, Summerside, PEI,
• on November 23 to Dot and
Reg Miller, formerly of
'; RCAF Station Centralia, a
daughtre, Cindy Lea.
:MISENER—F.'L and Mrs. W.
S. Misene r, Summerside,
PEI, announce. the birth of
a son, Richard William, at
• South Huron Hospital, De-
• cember 4 — a brother for
Susan.
"OVERHOLT — Mr, and Mrs,
.4 Philip Overholt, Zurich, an-
nouncc the birth of a claug.h-
:' ter at South Huron Hospital,
• December 2 — a sister for
e Barry.
SHAPTON—Dolores and Bruce
• Shapton, RR 1 Exeter, an-
• nounce the birth of a son at
• South Huron Hospital, Do-
t, cemher 5—a brother for Di-
anne, Sandra. Wayne and
• Janet.
7eCARDS OF THANKS —
would like to thank every-
one for the cards, flowers and
treats I received while ill, —
;:Elaine 'Devine. 6c
I wish to thank my neigh-
',hors and friends for their
visits, cards and treats while
la patient at Westminster .Hos-
,,;pital. Special thanks to the
Royal Canadian Legion 468
Hensall United Church. —
';.Fred C. Beer. 8c
CARPS. OF THANKS--
Lawrence and Leita Hill
wish to express their sincere
thanks and ..apprecitaion for the
lovely get-well cards,. letters,
flowers, treats and visits dur-
ing Lawrenee's stay In. Victoria
Hospital, London, and since re-
turning home. 69
I wish to thank friends and
relatives for cards, visits and.
many kindnesses while a pa-
tient in Westminster Hospital.
They were much appreciated.
—William Dickey. fine
wish to congratulate the
successful candidates of the
council and school area board
and to thank those who voted
for me.—Morris Bern, 6c
I wish to thank Miss Clay-
pole and staff of South Huron
Hospital. Special thanks to Dr..
Gans and those who visited
me and sent cards.—Mrs, Amos
Wright. 6e
I would like to thank all
those who supported me in.
Monday's election. Wishing
you the season's greetings. —
Thomas G. Herm
We would like to thank all
our friends and relatives for
the lovely cards, gifts and
flowers received at the time of
the birth of our son, ,leffrey
Wayne.—Marie and Bill Mus-
ser. 6e
The family of the late Mrs.
Lucy Yellow wish to express
their heartfelt appreciation to
relatives, friends and neigh-
bors for their kindnesses and
floral tributes during their re-
cent bereavement.
I wish to say a sincere
"thank you" to all my neigh-
bors, friends and relatives for
their kindness in remembering
me with flowers, gifts, visits
and cards while I was a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital and
since returning home. — Mrs.
Mervyn Cudmore. Cc
I would like to thank all my
relatives, friends and neigh-
bors for the get-well cards,
letters, flowers, treats and
visits during my stay in South
Huron Hospital, Special thanks
to all those who helped in any
way at the time of my acci-
dent, also Dr. Cans and Dr.
Goddard, Rev. H. Wilson and
Miss Claypole and the hospital
staff. Your kindness will al-
ways he remembered.—Charlie
Stephen, 6c
CARPS OF THANKS—
/ would like to thank all my
relatives, friends and neigh-
bors for the lovely get-well
cards, flowers and visits re.
(Tilled during my stay at St.
Mary's Memorial Hospital and
since returning home, Special
thanks' to Rev. B. S. Blitz,
nurses and (lectors. — Mrs
Helen Hansen,
ANNOUNCEMENTS
On the occasion of their for-
tieth wedding anniversary, Fri-
day, December 14, Mr, and
Mrs. Henry Hotigins,
will hold open house from 2
10 4 Pm. and 7 to 9 in the
evening,
IN MEMORIAM —
ABBOTT—In loving memory of
a dear mother, Annie M, Ab-
bott, and hrother.in-law,
A. Delve, who passed away
two years ago, December
1960.
God took him home, it was His
will,
But in our hearts they're living
still.
—Lovingly remembered b y
Eleanor and Dave .Kestle
and family. 6 9
RICHARD—In loving memory
of Leslie Allan Richard, who
lost .his life in an accident
two years ago, December 9,
1960.
Quietly remembered in silent
thoughts and treasured mem-
ories,
—Deeply missed and ever re-
membered by wife Gretta
and daughters Lynne and
Laurie. 69
HOPCROFT—In loving mem-
ory of a dear dad, Thomas
Hoperoft, who passed away
nine years ago, December 10,
1953.
We will always remember the
way he looked,
The way he spoke and smiled,
The little things he said and
did,
Are with us all the while.
Far down the lane of memor-
ies,
The light is never dim,
Until the stars forget to shine
We will remember him.
—Always remembered by wife
and family,
Stephen cowl' has set lip a
meeting with the township
solicitor and owners of the
New Venice Corporation in re-
gards to. the levy on the Park.
hi tl AA
The New Venice •Corporation
has been listed .as the only
direct benefactors of the darn
and emelt have previously
annotmeed that a major portion
of the costs will be assessed
to them,
The meeting has been set
for December 17, council's
final meeting of the year,
In the only other major
business discussed Tuesday.,
the council received equalized
assesment figures .on the union
separate school section and
also endorsed a resolution from
the Huron county council re-
commending the establishing
of a provincial park along
Lake Horan,
Consider radar
— Continued from page 1.
which no longer would be re,.
gifted to chase speeders,
"How about the goodwill of
your town," questioned Coun-
cillor Ross Taylor, who noted
that it caused bad feelings in
other municipalities. He was
also concerned about the cost,
"We're paying three good
policemen to control traffic,
What else do we need? I think
we have to control this spend-
ing—we have quite a few: com-
mitments ahead of us."
Be angry if caught
Councillor Delbridge said he
wouldn't like the idea of being
given a ticket for coming into
town 10 mph over. the limit.
"Everybody does it. If I got
caught, I'd be mad."
• Councillor Bailey suggested
the town should contact some
surrounding municipalities who
might be in favor' of sharing
such equipment.
Wooden supported the recom,
mendation. always slow
down when I come to a town
with radar, I think it provides
effective contra."
Wright, a member ,of the cam-
mitteei estimated at least .08c:,
of the drivers were exceeding
the speed limit as they eame
down the hill to the bridge,
Where the :demonstration Was
given. One professional man.
was clocked at 60„ mph,
Council delayed decision on
the suggestion that an invest',
gation be made determine it
other radar equipment is .avail-
able at less cost-
A number of - other police
iii ittee recommendations
THANKS
For Your Support
I wish to thank all the
electors of the Town of
Exeter, especially those
who supported roe at the
polls. Monday.
Jack
Delbridge
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Payment of $2,888.00 to the
20-man brigade for services
during the past year was ap,
proved by council, Of' this
amount, the town has recovered
$1,085 in fees for runs outside
the municipality,.
The brig de answered 34 calls
during the year, eight of then)
in Osborne township.
FRIGIDAIRE
DRYERS
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Open Evenings 111 9, Saturdays 'Til S:SO
for brigade ..pver costs
Town council approved a
,committee recommendation of
a $1.00. an hour increase. for
firemen when they are out on
calls. The increase will go into
effect jemmy 1.
The recommendation followed
the brigade's request for more
money to compensate for dani-
.faiggehttiol el4othiiiirlge. and shoes while
g
The committee did not recom-
mend a change In the firm een's
basic stipend of $50 a year but
the increase on calls raises pay
ment from $2.00 to $L00 per
hour.
Cl Irwin Ford, whose ba-
sic salary is $135 will: receive
an additional $1.50 per hour,
bringing his rate to $3,50 per
hour,
Captain Ernest Wells and As-
sistant Captain Frank Creeeh,,
who receive $75 each, will re-
ceive $3.00 per hour while on
call.
Approve $2,888
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