HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-06-28, Page 91Section 1, Page,3 THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE JUNE 28, 1973
EXETER
Welcomes You!
• A warm welcome always awaits visitors to Ex-
eter, but we've come up with an extra special one
for those of you who are here to help us celebrate
the memorable occasion of our centennial. A
special welcome is extended to those who are
"coming home" for this event and we hope that
your reception is such that you won't wait until our
next 100-year celebration before favoring us with
another visit.
Our centennial committee has come up with a
gala program for the centennial and we're certain
that everyone in the community is indebted to them
for their efforts. Many other groups and in-
dividuals have planned events to help entertain
you and it is likely that other spontaneous attrac-
tions will crop up during the week.
While we are, all enjoying the centennial, we
urge you to stop and consider the efforts of those
who have made this community such a good place
to work, play and live. Our progress has resulted
from the hard work and personal sacrifice of a
great many people through the ages. In this spirit
of celebration, let us each dedicate ourself to tak-
ing our place in the activities of the community so
those who will follow may be as thankful as we for
the job done by those who +lave gone before us.
We particularly want to remind residents and
visitors alike to secure a copy of the history book
compiled by J. L. Wooden. A tremendous amount
of work has gone, into this attractive publication
and we are indeed fortunate that Mr. Wooden
was so vitally interested to spend the vast amount
of hours required to compile such a complete
history of our community. It is a book which
everyone will 'want to own.
For those visiting our community for the first
time, we extend an invitation to look over the many
fine facilities you will find in our midst. We feel
that our recreation, parks, hospital, schools, etc.
are among the finest you will find in any communi-
ty of this size and there's always a warm welcome
and helping hand to those who consider moving
into our community to establish residences, com-
mercial ventures or industry.
Enjoy your stay with us and come back soon.
Councillor Bob Simpson, Reeve Derry Boyle, Councillor Tom MacMillan, Assistant Clerk-Treasurer Jean Keller, Councillor Ted Wright, Mayor Jack Delbridge,
Clerk-Treasurer Eric Carscadden, Deputy-Reeve Helen Jermyn, Councillors, Bruce Shaw, Harold Patterson and Ben Hoogenboom.