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j. E LONGSTAFF
OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN
EIVAlrORTI-1 (Ground ,Floor) CLINTON
Business ear s
DR. IL W. STEPHENS
Otailatte Iliiiiverietv of Toronto
Ptlit&CIAN and tURGEON
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CRANORQQK
keep 'ern healthy ,i3„er, Kennedy., Illoctnle,
ovenpitsi tbS pulpit in Knox
on Sunday morning and dispensed
Ipso Sacrament of the Lord's .Supper,
Rev. IX Lesile kOltter, interliponoder,
was unable to be present,
• 'NOTICE, .Of APPLICATION
The. 444.09r Licence Act
Licensing District Number
1.'Alf/f, NOTICE that T1.1.01\1Ali 1,,XtIK of the Aril1r.AOT.,1 of
1;t11118,9104S in the QQI.TiliTY of MYRON will ;Inaite appiicatioa 44;
Special Meeting of the Liquor .I4icence Board of Ontario to be held
at the .CANADIAN L.NOION HALL, 4.S Ontario; Street IN"ortb in. the
CITY of Krponk,.y:ds, in the COUNTY of •WATERLOO. •On.
WEDNESDAY, the 39th day of NOWDINITIU. 1301, • at the hour of
9.30 o'clock in the forenoon for the issuance Of a PIIDLIIC, HOUSg
I.4ICENCE• for the following premises: in the Queen's Hotel situated
at I`TP. 137 TUrnberry Street in the Village of Brussels,. plan No, g of
Np, 12 and part of lots 13, 29, 30,
Any resident in the licensing district may object. to the application,
and the grounds of objection In writing shall be tiled with Mr. H.
Trott, Q. Gs the deputy registrar of the licensing district, whose
Address is Dunker Building, Suite 402, 251 'King Street West,
xrreovNER. at least ten days before the' meeting at which th e;
application is heard,
VATIC) at Brussels this mot day of October 19411,
Applicant Thomas V.. Leek
Address 'Brussels, Ontario
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Iluds0o, goder-
soyeral days at the
with their sonditlaw and .daughter,
(I', and. Mrs, INT018.0O, and faa.rilY-
Earl Dunn is a patient In the '
St: Mary's Hospital, Nichener..
0".!, .04 4.!s-4"•,,, frke",
ivi0111Arn
El/.4.410TT -- feed: and leviag
Nwilory of Oeorge. gittott, Who
Pa4se4 IliWay seven years, ago,
Nor. 3rd, 1144,
Thy will he done, seems hard to say
When. One we loved IS called away.
But senifesley perhaps, 16'0'11
stand
When we meet in that better land,.
Sadly n'.,issed by Wife and Family
HISTORY OF EAST HURON
AGFUCULTURAL SOCIETY
1861 — /981
(Compiled by Mrs. (forges Knight
assisted by Mrs. Martin McDonald)
(Continued)
PEOPLE. WE. KNOW
Lester Molten, Toronto, spent the
week-end at. his home here.
Mrs Edwin Martin, and Qwen-
dolyne attended the Music Course
of the Royal Conservatory of Musie
Toronto,,; eld In Kitchener, last week,
Miss Pamela 1Porter ,and Miss
Ruby Catil'phOi, Toronto, spent
the week-end with' the formers'
mother', Mrs i.. Porter.
Miss Sharon Hemingway, Brant-
ford and Peter Hemingway, Toronto
In 1h28 the Fair 'Board decided
to have the Palace 'wired for hydro
and - as far'"as could bo learned R, were home with their parents, Mr,
ko,t the contract'," and Mrs. 1). Hemingway for the
weekend. • The :following year the Fair Board Mr. and Mrs. 'Gorge Pollard and 'decided to' buy the two lots facing
on 'Turnberry street from P..Stretion
and Mrs A..MoGuire at $150 each and
to fence the same property-
There was a serious outareak of
Polio in 1938 and the Pair that year
was cancelled. It was resumed the 'Memorial Hospital, Seaforth.
The following Were Sunday guests
with Mr. and Mrs, W. James
Armstrong and attended the christen-
ing of Brian and Bruce: Mr. and.
Mrs, Harvey Johnston, Clinton, Mr.
and Mrs, Bert Johnston, Mr, and.
Mrs. James Thompson and Douglas,
Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Grant
McLean, Hensall, Mrs, Stanley
Fischer, Cranbrook, ,Mrs, Robert
Joyce and daughters, Sandra, Kathy
and Chrissy, Lorne Park, Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Clark, Miss Lois Jones,
Toronto ' and Mr. Kenneth Moore,
Seaforth.
family attended the graduation at
Seaforth High School last Friday
night, when their daughter, Yvonne
graduated. She was also presented
with the Nursing Scholarship award-
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following year but again in 1941 was
cancelled, It was not reorganized
until. 1946 and has continued
annually since that time. Since then
many repairs have been made and
new facilities added, In 1947, 110 rods
of steel fence 'was erected along the
race track. Two years later the
the building was re-rolled. In the
same year, in the palace, the large
opening ,in the second storey was
closed in - and floored with hard
wood, making It an ideal floor for
dances. The repairs and renovat-
ions cost about $1200.00. The follow-
ing year, 1950, the exterior of the
hall received a new coat of paint
costing around $325.00. The Society
also purchased a small barn from
S.S. No. 1 Grey and had it moved to
'the grounds as an additional horse
barn which was extensively repaired.
In 1954 a water syStem w7is installed.
Pipes from the water main on Turn-
berry street to a tap at .the north side
of the palace. In 1955 the grounds
were drained. Mr. H. Stretton also
installed a 100 Ain-id:.. electric service
for the palace and grounds. In 1959
wash rooms were installed in the
north East corner of the palace.
During the earliest years of the
Fairs the 'prize lists indicated that
the fair was strictly for adults. not
for children. In 1903 the first con-
test for children was recorded, that
being an apple-naming contest. In
later years there were prizes for
writing, map drawing, water color-
ing' etc. fin recent years, a very
extensive prize list has been set up
for school children to create in-
terest in the fair. People to-day
realize more than ever that the
children of to-day are the citizens of
to-morrow and it is the duty of the
people to-day to keep the children
interested in .Asgricultute. In 1905
there was a contest for children
judging cattle. This could have
been a forerunner of our present
day 4-H clubs which are so popular
No mention was ever made of school
parades 'until 1947, To-day the Bus,
Sels school, and those froth the
surrounding townships have the
children in costume march to the
fair grounds or ride' on floats. It is
truly a very colorful paade, They are
judged according and ,priztd awarded.
All these children are allowed on the
grounds free of charge.
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ETHEL
Ethel Couple Celebrate
Wedding. Anniversary
Mr and Mrs. 'George Dunbar cele-
brated the 40th Anniversary of"
their wedding on Sunday.
Their son Donald and Mrs,
Dunbar of Seaforth, and daughter
Mrs. William Shaeffar aid Mr.
Shaefer and son Paul of Ooderich
were present at a family dinner on
this happy occasion.
Ethel W. I.
The Ethel Women's Institute was
hoStess to, the East Hiwon work shop
in the township hall 'on Thursday,
October 26.
Mrs. R. J. Penny, instructor, gays
a talk on Institute work, and the
duties of each of the officers and
committee members,
Mrs, Penny spoke of the St.
Thomas Museum, which is looked ,
after by the W. I. and also of the
Adelaide Hoodless Home, and
suggested Institutes taking bus trips'
should visit those places.
Miss 'Oilcrist, Horne Economat,
from .Clinton was also present for ,
the day.
Ladies were present from Lake-
let, Fordwich, Wroxeter, Gorrie
Brussels and Ethel,
The Ethel ladies served tea.
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CRANBROOK
In 1595 the first field crop ecrwipetit-
ion was held,, that being in turnips
and inlangels. Many such competit-
ions have been held since, but
they hive by no means been an
annual event. Since the fair was
At-organized in 1946 these competit,
ions have been of great interest and
have been hold almost every year.
The seed used has been wheat,.
different varieties of eats, and
barley, iliach year the Cron has been
judged Standing, and the winners
show a bushel of the grain at the
Pahl Fair.
The 8cicitoty Sponsor' the 4-H
Clubs in beef, deirY, swine grain
and tractor maintenance for bOio
lad girls front 12 to 21 years di age,
"Ono tWO yeat'S tliere was a tractor.-
;riving contoSt which ootea *jilt
intereeting, 1ti 1953 there was ri
Saitifa4 6-citince competition for bitiy4
and girls tit the 'Sable age group.
neXt
0 . g • ,
EaShitins in men's • thitilea and in radio equipment nave changed
COnaitierablY since this Photo was taken in the batty 162{0'6, .hi.ok
Dempsey (Second- trete lett), then. *okiclit, heavyweight tinging
eattiiiplott, shown taking Oart in broadcast it a lidiOntreel radio
studio; the iiiiti•olload fit dry friny today's
tioY, tYelf: With .lionSbiiiiitt primitive
aienti the Canadian Broadcasting dOrPorettein began IM radio
operations to I636., Oil N'Ot , t961 tbd ofgobtated, itt 811*.ati.
.AtiiiiteraarY in brhadetietitig, DeitilideY has long Shied' retired from:
the' flint hilt the dilitf is now 'actively 'engaged in a greater number 001iitItM. AND .4Mittitiglikit
trouarid 1t actor ..1
Cranbrook Features Fruits
Sixth meeting.
The sixth Meeting of the CrAtt,
brook Feattires Fruit was held on ,
Oct. 21, at 9,30 amt. at Mrs.
TagTg.leitInti'lieethi6t11:.WaS opened with.
the 4-H Pledge fOlLOWed by the Roll
Call answered by eight MeMbers,
The minutes Were read by j
Patricia Dholiernie,
Carol demonstrated banana bread,
and a, dinner Was plithhed.
The Houle DebnoMist, Mies
Gilehrist, was a gitst of the club,
Achievethent Day was discussed
With Mat dildlithit,
1'040 Were takes.
• The :Meeting closed with "The
QUeeiLo.
Seventh' Meetind
th d Letentli meeting of the
1 brook Features trtift het& en
Odt..11:, at 0,86 a.m, at Sheila and
Nanny :triekleroa home t
i The "Meeting was OPeried With 1,
the 4.d.I Pledge followed by the Roll
Chill tithiWered by eight niCinhera.
The thilintes were read by '
Strickler.
',.tielitkitire for Achletettient DAY
Were Obitiatift, TheY'were • Dorothy
Xiiteht and ',Carol Plecher.
qrs,Me.'higgittt demonstrated
Cheeso ti'd'y' tiSltig 'different klaaii.
Pik Ilea& Of itetiVitioi than Over before fit its, .1ifotory, 36 or Se