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THE TIMIESADVOCATE4 EXETER, ONTARIO" THURSDAY MORNING MARCH 344 195
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KINSMEN MARK BIRTHDAY—Exeter Kinsmen observed their fifth anniversary Friday
night. Since tlie club was formed in10 it has r*ed and spent over $10,000 in service.
work in the coinmunity, The Xinsmen's major project is its ehildren's playground but it has
also conducted campaigns for caneer and flood relief, spongored housenumbering, minor
sports and other projects. Vice -President Sheldon Wein, President Les Parker. and Deputy -
Governor Ken. Pennington, of Goderich, view the birthday cake .which helped celebrate the
event.
—T -A Photo
Income tax was unknown in
Canada prior to 1919.
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Talks On Hobbies, Roses
Interest WI M Crediton
Agriculture and Canadian In-
,dustrces was the themis" o Cred-
iton Women's Institute meeting
held in the .Community Centre
on Wednesday evening.
'Representatives were appointed
to' attend Guelph. Conference.
Nominating committee- compris-
ing Mrs, Gerald Zwicker and Mrs.
8. King will bring in the 1065
slate of officers at the April
meeting.
' Mrs. Jas. Mawhinney .presided
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for program when the motto
"Life is a garden, what- are you
planting?" was prssented by Mt.
Lorne preszcater. A, vocal du t
by Doris Schwartz and Beverly
Neil was followed by a paper on
"Minig" given by Mrs. S. King.
' Readings were given by Mrs.
Earl Neil and Mrs. L. Geiser and'
a paper on "The Culture of
Roses" was prepared by Mrs. H.
Yearley a xi d read by Doris
Schwartz. Mrs. Silverthorne gave
an interesting talk on "My Hob-
bies."' -
Evening hostesses were Mrs.
S. King, Mrs. Earr'Neil, Mrs. Al-
lan Pfaff; Mrs. Harry Yearley,
Mrs. Lawrence Hrill and Mrs.
James Mawhinney.
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rees
and family of Ailsa Craig were
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gilmart-
in and son,- Danny, of Lambeth,
.visited on Friday with Mr.. and
jos. Woodall.
Group Captain B. R. Johnson
of Quebec visited on SUnday ev-
ening with Mr: and Mrs. Sam
King. G/'0 _Mr
Mrs. Johnson re-
sided in !Credlton for several
years, and have many friends
here. • 4
'Mr. and Mrs. Stan Beifiel of
Elmira visited on Saturday- with
Mrs. -Beisers parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Eh N. Mohr.
Mr. and Mrs.. Howard Haist
.and daughters of Fenwick spent
Sunday with relatives. here. Mrs,
Heist's mother, Mrs. W. IL. Fink-
beiner accompanied them to Fen-
wick where she will spent same
time,
Mr. Ronald Wein' and friend
of Detroit spent the weekend at
the liome sof Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Wein.
Mr. Edwin Wein, who spent
severaiweeks in London Hospital,
returned home on Friday.
- Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Beaver
visited on Sunday with Mrs.
Beaver's sister, Mrs. Lydia' Hux-
table, who is a patient in Ham-
ilton Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Brand of
London spent Sunday with Mr.
and 1VIrs. Chas. Green.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Poole and
son Carmen of Waterdown were
Sunday visitors, with Mr. and
Mrs, .William
IVIr, Gordon' Haviland and
daughter Heather of -Toronto vis-
ited recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Haviland,
,IVIrs. John Bishop is a patient
in Victoria Hospital, London. .
Crediton East
Mr. and 1‘/Lrs. Aldewin Coiling -
wood of Hamilton spent SatUrday
with their aunt and 'uncle Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Motz.
Mrss Sam Bonham, whO Under-
went an operation in St, Joseph's
Hospital, London, on Saturday is
improving nicely. ;Mr. taynhara
spent Saturddy with .her and vis-
ited her 611 Monday.
'Mr. Mark Mitchell has return-
ed to Exeter after a few .days
visit with his nephew Mr. !ChaS.
Anderson.
IVIr, and Mrs. Bailey and sons
Who have been living in one of.
Mr. Murray Neil's cabins have
molted to the lt:C.A.P. Station.
Mount Carmel
•Jack McNair is visiting
with Mr. and 11irs. Alet Voisin
Jr.
Mrs, Vali Hyde is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Maw 'McCarthy,
+Miss Ann tiletrich, London,
spent the weekend at her home.
At a dance in Mt. Carniel Hall
on Thursday night Mrs. A. Hart,
men and 0111 McCann won chaird
and Mrs. LaWrence MoCann won
810 in a draW,
Hay Awirds Contracts.
'Grants were awarded to: ,South.
Huron AgricultUral, 'Society 435;
Zurich Public Library $40; luArgal,
WOO Public Library 420.
Vlien receiving notice from In.:
euector of Public Sago/4, Q. G.
0ardiner. Goderich, -to equalise
the assessment between gay
Toweship School Area .and fiteph-
en Township School Area, the
council authorized George .A.rm-.
strong to meet with the Assessors
)e fa c8h t hepzen tiop .deter 11114 ° p
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centage of levy to be raised in
!Contracts fr gravel and. war,
ble-fly spraying were let by Ilay
Council at a recent meeting.
The, council. accepted the tender
.of B, H.. Jennison, of Grand Bend,
.haul and crush. APPrOxlmatelY
.5,1:101) enbie' yards •of crushed
steno on a flat rate 'beak; of $2
cents per yard .and at 30 cents
per yard for crushing and load- ng.*
.for Hay Township truck.
ae.e.Weptille.Watson's• tender for
warble -fly spraying at 1.2 cents
per head for each •spraying was
Leonard Erb was hired as war.
ble4ly inspector at the rate of
20 coats an hour and seven and
•.one -halt cents per mile,
It, is estimated. that every 254
000 immigrants increase bread
consumption in !Canada by 4000,-
000 loaves annually, • •
Fair Societies.
To Meet Here
Agricultural societies in Harm
And Forth will be guests of
Vxeter Fair Board ;At the district
xlanituruaal 2m5.eoting here on Friday,
Around 209 men and women
are expectedto take part - .ns
discussions At the :town bail and
a banquet in the 1:40004 Mein -
Nall, V. V. IsieGrtgaiti• :
assistant manager, Western Fair'
Department4ss°Ql94' olic":10:e
1VieTwer t, .tioldman, agricultural
and horticultural societies brancb,
be guest .speakers,
R. D. Etherington, V.R.
1rensall, is !district director, and:
Clark fisher; LE. 1, Exeter, la•
secreary7treasurer,
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