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THE TWIESADVOCATIE, EXETER, ONTARIO, mulls my MORNINC, JUNE 20, 1905
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Skinner .Family
Enjoys Contests
1,40 Skinner reunion WM held:
at ;Stratford PaVilion wltb sev-,
enty,five present from London,
St. Marys, ,Sballuw Lake, ;Strat-
ford, 'Crediton and Kxeter. ;!rhe
ain. d14 ;iot mar. all the ;sports,
- Winners )vere; under ,six,
Denham, Darlene Denham; girls.
61 :Cheryl, Denham, Jane Pen,
ham; boys 6-8, Nein Mo.4.11Ister,
Dale McAllister; girls and by
1-0-12, - Grant ;Skinner,. Madge
;Skinner; ; Young Men, Grant Slcill-
,Per,„Kenneth Noble; young•ladies
Madge Noble; Married ladies,
Mrs. Tom 'Waller, Xrs. ;Cary
Shinner;• .)uarried men, Ronald
Denham, john KgAllister; grand-
mothers, Mrs, prank King;
grandfathers, Irwin dlellarny,
Russell Skinner,.
,Kicking the slipper, Mrs.1Frai*.,'
lin Skinner •,and. Cecil ;Skinner;
guessing the trinz, Sam ;Skinner,
Mrs. Franklin ;Skinner; nail driv-
ing, Mrs, Ron Denim= and .Cecil
?Skinner; • youngest baby, Brian
Denham; oldest co`nple, Mr, and
Mrs. Wm. ..Sitinfier; gum drop
contest,- Mrs. Irvin Bellamy; and.
several relays. with ,Sam. Skinner
and ;Gary ;Skinner as captains.
The older ones ,enjoyed game'
of cards.
• NeXt Year 'will 'be the twenty-
fifth. picnic held at Stratford on
July S, with - ;Gary 1Skinner as
president; Jack Skinner, secretary
treasurer;sports committee, Mr.
orority Blitz Drive
.Finance Wading Pool
'Members of Pota. .SIgma Phi
Sorority 'will stage a campaign.
blitz Thursday night in Kxeter
to raise *1,000; for a wading
pool in Victoria, Pea.
Encouraged by the 'co-opera-
tion and support shown for the
project, the sorority wllJ canvass
the business .section and' homes.
'in -town for donations to pay for
the cost of • materials tor the
pool. Labor and equipment used
in construction are :being do-
nated.
"We feel this project is very
worth. said Mrs. Kneen
tounallie, chairman of the sor,
ority committee. "It will not only
-provide excellent recreation for
Young children. but it will be val-
uable in . the swimming' instrue-
tion program started at the Kins-
men playground last sumMer.
We have been encouraged by the.
Co-operation of those who have
offered their time and equipment
in the construction and we hope
the•citisens of the town will con-
tribute enough to pay for the.
materials. we will need."
and Mrs,. John McAllister, and
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Elford; table
conilittee, Mrs. Alvin. Noble and
Mrs. lilli.prown.
Announcing
Credit Service
At Jack Smith
Jewellers
For the first time, Jack Smith Jeweller Is
making available a complete credit service ab-
solutely free to the people df Exeter and`district.
This convenience will make it possible for you' to
-buy .the jewellery . • .. or watches . . . or gifts
you want when you want them . . „ ON CREDIT!
Here is the point about our xtew•Credit.Ser-
vice which you will especially appreciate—there,is
absolutely no "Red Tape" about opening your
account. We have been doing business in Exeter
long enough to know that your order is all we
need. Your business will, of course, be kepfrstrictly
confidential.
Remember . this service costs you nothing.
It's entirely FREE!
NEW
Free Watch
will be given away during The
Next 14 Days
All visitors to our store from now
until June, 8q, will receive a free chance
to win a beautiful man's or lady's ELCO
wrist watch. No obligation to buy. •
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Jewellery Now
On Display.
We're showing a coniplete, new stock,,of
,jewellery including Bridal Bell Diamonds;
Elco, Elgin and Pavia) watches (SPECIAL:
Shockproof, waterproof, luminous, '17 -jewel
nian's watch for only $19.95); signet and
stone rings, new cups and saucers, Silverware
and many other items.
New Gift Jewellery For Father
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pool wiU
stPlirtiuiceOtjay4.0evtnt4e, too, wben
members of the planning' com-
mittee 000 out the location of
the p001 in Preparation to eXO4.:
vatiOn next week, Mechanical
eqnlpntor the'41gging et the
'hole and removal of the dirt has
!been ottered and more is being.
.sought to speed -up the exoavatio.n.
work.
At a special 'meeting Saturday,
the Exeter Public Wales OM -
mission agreed to supply water
free of charge during a 10-wee1y„
Period._ It was feared at first that
the pool might' place a strain on •
the water supply during the sum -
Mer months of July and August
but the P.U,C. 'feels it can pro-
vide enough to changethe water
every two days. In caseof emer-
gency, however, the pool aliOnlY
will have to be curtailed.
Plan and operation of the Pool
ihas been approved by :authorities
of the Huron County Health Unit,
!Chemicals will be added to the.
water to make it safe for mass
sw11314111:og.
Df' the 24x40 Pool will
slope from four inches to 16 in-
ches so that it can be used by
toddlers as well as other child -
Stephen Lines
Picnic At Park
The annual N-joy-11-Al1 picnic
of the second and third conces-
sions of Stephen township 'was
held June 14 at Riverview Park,
Exeter. Despite the 'cool _weather
there was a good attendance.
Results of the sports were:
children's races, Marie Powe, Ju-
cly.Lamport, Brian Lamport, Eve-
lyn Wilson, Wayne lionsberger;
young men's race, Gerald Dear-
ing; married men' a race,Winston
Sh'apton; slow motion minute race
Mrs. J. lVfakins; throwing paper
plates, Mrs, Arthur Ford, con-
test for grandfathers, pinning a
diaper on a • baby, Wilfrid Shap -
ton; putting on a man's tie, Mrs.
Asa Penhale.
A number of relays were cori-
tested with Mrs. Wilfrid Shapton's
group attaining the highest nuni-
ber of points. Other winners were
Russell King and Mr. and Mrs..
Donald Dayey.
Frank Triebner was named
president far the coming, year
and Mrs. Preston Dearing,. sec-
retary -treasurer.
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ren. M1 youngsters ,eight and un-
der will be permitted to use the
pool which will be supervised
under arrangements with the
Kinsmen playground program,.
The pool will be conetructed of
cement and will tave a concrete
border around it for .safe walk-
ing. It will be fenced off to pre..
VeirnteW.ancouncil has agreed to lay
the dram rt for the structure and.
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iplrut naneeydePdf inthteheAl.counilsterlPuacl
't11414:11..and Mrs, Olen Bonnallie, Mrs,
lgembers of the construction
committee- include Olift Priutnell,
Lou Bailey, 'Chuck ne11, Alvin
Willert, Jerry Campbell, Mrs., Pon
Gaiser, president of the sorority,
and Rea, Director Doug smith.
Kirkton Institute
Entertains Others
Fullarton, Motherwell and fl-
inivflle were guests of
Kirkton Women's Institute at
tter IMarymneeting in Aberdeen
okto.
E ach Institute contributed
numbers to the program includ-
ing a play from the • ladies of
Woodham Women's Association,
a piano solo by Mrs. Philip Johns,
a vocal duet by Mrs. Raines and
Mrs. Morris and,readings by Mrs,
Delmar Skinner, by Mrs. Stewart
of Fullarton, by Mrs. John Hot-
s= and by Mrs. Lindsay.
!Mrs, E. Paton president of
Kirkton W. I. conducted the
meeting and Mrs, A. Levy was
the pianist.
. ;Lunch was served in cafeteria
Style. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. A.
Dobson.
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Hospital 'Group
Gets .HS 'Fines!
It was deckled ,to 4100014u°,
the meetings of the -4adies" Aux-,
Wary to South Kuron KOspital;
Wing July and Anitabut the'
Menders will. meet to mend and.
SOW hOSOta), linen Ori the regular
day throughout the Summer.
Igrs, Dart Russell presided at
the meeting on Tuesday after-
noon in the .absence, of the pregl-
Ident Mrs. ,P. Pealardlim
The pupils ;of Miss Isabel 04n,
fon'a room presented eight dol-
lars. to the Auxiliary—this was
collected ;by fines or misplacing
articles or; leaving them In dis-
array.
The. ladies .of Maln t. United
aura presented two crib; quilts
for the. Use of the hospital.
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