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SCHOOL FAIRS IN HURON
COUNTY FOR 1920
The following schedule of scho-
ol Fairs of Huron County was sent
to the Herald Office by Mr. S. B.
Strothers of Clinton, Huron Co:
Representative of the Ontario De-
partment of Agriculture.
" Thursday, Sept. 16, Gorrie .._
Fridays Sept. 17, Ethel.
Saturday, Sept. 18, Porter's Hill
Monday, Sept 20, Colborne.
Tuesday,' Sept. 21, McKillop.
Wednesday, Seppt. 22, Clinton.
Wednesday, Sept. 29, St. Helens.
Thursday Sept. 30, Walton
11'tonday, Oct: 4, Wroxeter.
Tuesday Oct. 5, Belgrave.
Friday, Oct, 8, Bluevale.
Crediton School Fair
The first official Crediton Scho-
ol Fair to be held under the dir-
ection el the Ontario Departm-
ent of Agriculture, took place on
Thursday, the 10th inst. The
weather man was on his good be-
haviour and left nothing to be de-
sired. Seven schools took part
in the competitions. There was
a large crowd in attendance . and
everybody appeared to have en-
joyed themselves. The exhibits
were excellent and many were sur -
prized to see the splendid choice of
exhibits in the different classes. It
is hoped that next, year more sto-
ck will be shown as the prize mon-
ey is quite liberal and makes it
worth while to compete in this.
class. While the judging was be-
ing done in the School, a program
of public Speaking, hitching com-
petition, school 'parades, a prog-
ram of 'sports was run off in the
Athletic Field. It was a pretty
sight to see the different schools
parade before the Judges, dressed
in charming costumes and going
through their drills like veterans.
Competition was keen and it wa.s
hard to select the winners. The
following is a list of the exhibits
shown and the prizes awarded. It
will be noted that the prizes were
very well distributed throughout
the schools.
GRAIN.
Sheaf Oats ;Herman Hodgins, R
Finkbeiner, F. Parsons; Oats Gr-
ain, Russel Finkbeiner, P. Parsons;
Sheaf spring wheat -K. Kuhn, S.
Kuhn; Grain Spring wheat -S. Ku-
hn; Sheaf barley I. Hodgins ; Field
pear -Willie Lamport; Corn-;Co-
mpton's early; -R. Lamport, Rod-
ney Bowman, Mina 'Thee; Corn;
Golden Bantam; E. Hodgins, K. Mal
lett, G. Lamport, H. Edwards.
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES
Potatoes, Irish Cobbler Walter
Hauch, Leta King, F. Hall, M. Fin-
kbe:n'r, T. Tay:or;; Green Mounta'n
L. Melsaac, L. Hirtzel, M.. Sims, I.
Appleton, A. White, W. Hanover.
5 mangolds-Jos. Deitrich, H. Sch-
roeder, J. Isaac, H. Beaver, A.
Finkbeiner, H. Penhale; 1 marigold
M. Hogan, E. Elgin Woodall, G.
Zwicker; 5 turnips -I. Fahner,
Kathleen Wurm; 1 turnip D. Fah-
ner, Kathleen Wurm, C. Lewis, H.
Edwards, M. Beaver. Beets; P.
Winer, M. Dearing, H. Mslsaac, K.
Kuhn, M. Neil, E. Reeder. Car-
rots; G. Heist, Verde Sims, Alma
Winer, G. Dearing, Nola Feist, W
Schroeder. Onions; L. 'Fahner,
A. M. Preszcator, D. Hirtzel, B:
Schenk, M. Sweitzer, L. Waghorn.
Parsnips; H. Hicks, S. Lawson, I.
Fahner, Inez Fahner, T. Lamport.
POULTRY•
Cockerel; Rosa Dearing, Li
LOCAL NEWS Stanlake, H. Hauch, Pullet, R.
Messrs. W. C. Callfas and Oscar
eehier motored to London on
'.l Tuesday.
It's quite easy at a banquet these
days to speak with dry humor.
Mrs. Winkenweider of the west
is visiting her mother, Mrs. S.
Rennie.
Mr. W. H. Hoffman and family
were visitors to, Crediton on Sun-
day.,
Mr. George Schnell and bride of
'Michigan visited relatives here for
t few clays this 'week.
We are pleased to state that
lVlrs. W. C. Callfas who is confined
let St,.. Joseph's Hospital, London,
convalescent nicely.
The residental. property of the
late John H. Schnell, NA, eh was
put up by auction on Saturday,
was not sold as no satisfactory bid
Were received,
Mr, Louis Eckstein of Pigeon,
Mich.., is visiting his ° sister Mrs,
Moses Geiger and other relatives
in this vicinity.
.4. big Canadian meat deal be-
tween Britian and Germany now is
ire, the making. Stanley McLean
Of Toronto, representing the Can-
adian* meat packers, has been in
London, Eng., in conference with
Ahe British,' Po odMinistry and is
';clow on his way to Germany to
%Ise 'Food Controller Hennes. The,
itletails M the negotetions are be-
e• 'kept secret.
Dearing, 3. O'Rourk, L. Stanlake,
Pair of Rocks; R. Dearing, M.
Beaver, B. Heist. Pr, White Leg -
horns; H. Hodgins, R. Bowden. Pr.
.W Wyandottes; W. Hauch, L. Cl-
ark, H. Hauch. Pr. Pigeons; B.
Eilber, Ila Appleton, J. Taylor. Pr.
Rabbits; J. Dietrich, M. Penhale,
1tobt. Flynn; doz. white eggs e. H.
Bawden, E. Regier, T. Taylor. Do.z
brown eggs; Lily King, L. England
R. Dearing,
L1VE STOCK
1 Dairy type calf -H. Penhale, E.
R'oodatl„ F, Faist. Spring lamb
Harold Penhale. Halter brokeen
colt, .E Haist. Beef calf, Banker's
Comp., M. Lamport, Bacon hogs,
ditto, D. Smith; Age, Colt. ditto,
Earl Heist and Silver .Cup;.
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NATURE STUDY
! Weeds, E. Heist, N. Feist, Weed
Seeds, Lyla Kuhu. Native Woods,
leHaist, E. Heist, W. Hanover.
Mounted leaves, D. Smith, E. Reg:e
W.ld flowers ,G. Lamport.
DRAWING, ART, 'WRITING
Map of Huron, T. Sims, W. Rol-
lins, Mary Elyrin, H, Hodgiins,Map
of N. America, Cora Edwards, W.
Hanover, M. Lamport; E. Neeb
M'u of Can. Lawrence Hirtzel, D.
Hirtzel, L. England, T. Lamport.
Writing 2nd class, T. Sims, H Smith
G. Lewis. Writing 3rd class; A,
Frey, G, O'Brien, L, Stanlelde . P
Sdhroeder, Writing 4th class, L.
England, H. Penhale, R. 'Dory, D.
Hirtzel, Pencil stretch, L. Fahn-
er, V. Conner, 11, ,Steels, S. Dearing.
Water co'ors, V ,Conner, (t, O'Brien'
S. Dearing, D. Hirtzel. Crayon
sketch of Vegeralyles, GL O'Brien,
V. Con -ser, `i
C J. Srnit7t. M. N i.
C i
k
MAMY AL TRAINING
Ilamnler ;handle, L Geiser, C.
Hoagies, 1, Finkbeiner. Milk ste
ool, L. 11:.liet S. Lawson. Bird ho-
use, W. Hauch, L. Melsaac, L.
Pallet*. Rope halter, B. Woodall.
Paten on Graizz bag, W. 'Hanover,
J. Isaac, F. Feist.
DOMESTIC SCIENCE,
Loaf of breach, L. Heist, I. Law-
son, G, 'Lewis. Graham Muffins,
Gert. Beaver, W. Willis, H, Orztie..
Ginger cookies, C. Geiser, M. Disler
dine, I. Davy. Ten biscuits, V,
Conner, Dark Cake ,L, England, G.
Carey, A.. Winer. Apple ,pie,, R
Dearing, G. Heist, B. Heist. Rome
made candy, H. Melsaac, L. Heist
C. Gaiser. School lunch, H. Orme
H. Hodgins, G. O'Brien , x'1}7: but-,
ter print, I. Lawson, L: Heist, ; GV.
Lewis.
iSEWIN;G!
Patch on cotton goods, M. Hol-
tzman, M. Sweitzer, Ir Lawson. 3=
cornered tear darned, N. Feist, .V
Sims. Hemstitshed handkercheif,
I. Lamport, R. Lamport, Hand-
made tea apron, S. Dearing, L.
Kuhn, A. White. Sample crochet
woek E. Neeb, R. Dearing, E;
Nie^b. Croch. insertion, V. Con-
ner, I. Laswon, E. Neeb. Embr.
centre piece A. Smith, V. Mawhinne
Dressed doll, T. Sims, H. Orme, E.
Maud Dearing.
FLOWERS •
Astors, Bern. Eilber, Kath.
Wurm, Gert. Heist. ` Sweet peas,
R. Finkbeiner, L. Clark, Ev. Regan
Phlox, M. Lamport, A. White, E.
Sweitzer. Home garden bouquet,
L. Heist, B. Heist, R. Finkbeiner,
Dahlies, Kath. -M. Wurm, I. Fah-
ner, L. 1Vlclsaac. Gladioultis, V.
Hartman, I. Fahner. Sunflowers,
J. Flynn, J. Redden, W .Hauch.
FRUIT
Pall pears, Lily King, B. Shenk,
H. Beaver, E. Neeb, I. Fahner,
Ha.i3t. Apples, T. Neeb G. Dear-
ing, S. Lawson, E. Regier, M. Hol
twnn,a Laurence Hirtzel. Pump=
kin, H. Schroeder, LS England, B.
Regan, L. Heist..
COMPETITIONS
Public speaking, Gert. Haisi,
Walter Hauch. Hitching compet-
ition, J. Taylor, H. Bawden, Rod.
Bowman. School parade, S. S..No.
6, .room 3; S.S. No.2, S.S. No.5 room
2; 3.S. No. 3.
To the Teachers of the different
sehaols and especiallt to Mr, S. B:,,
Strothers of Clinton and his staff,,
is due the appreciation of 'this dis-
trict for the excellence _of"`: iris"
School Fair. We • hope that next
year will be better and so on from
year to year.
AN OFFENSIVE CORRES-
PONDENT
Dear Editor;—
The following, uncalled
for item occured in the Dashwood
news of your last week's issue of
the Herald. "One of our entrance
pupils, Miss Alice Hoffman, suc-
ceeded in winning one of Hay Tp.
War Memorial scholarships, but
owing to the fact that she lives a
few rod sacross the boundary in
Stephen Tp., she was denied the
reward. We congratulate Alice
yet sympathize with her."
Now sir, we -swish to inform your
Dashwood correspondent that no
pupil living outside of Hay Mun-
icipality could be eligible to win 'a
Memorial Scholarship offered by
that municipality, as the said mem-
orial prizes were intended solely
for the canddiates whose parents
or guardians are bonafide residents
of Hay Tp. ' Hence we call the
attention of our indiscrete corre--
I pondent, that, as Miss Alice Hof-
fman is not a resident of Hay Tp.,
' she did NOT, win one of the mem-
oriel Scholarships, and therefore
was not denied what she did not
succeed in winning.
hTe. Quiery, is, how d d our sing.
ularly-ibformed correspondent Ob-
tain the special information re the
standing of Miss Hoffinen, *hen
according to the Rules of Jr. En-
trance Board of Examiners, said
Board is not allowed to disclose
the marks obtained, or standing of
the successful candidates for the
Jr. Entrance Exams? There is a
'screw loose somewhere, and it is
up to the Secretary of the Board
of examiners for West Huron 'to
explain the disclosure, or, failing
in this, it behoves our Dashwood.
Corr. to own his audicity in tamp-
ering with the decision's• of the
Board regarding the three Hay
pupils who honorably won the
three memorial scholarships offer-
ed by Hay Township to candid-
ales wholly within its boundaries,
i It ill becomes our Dashwood Cor,
to boast the standing of a pupil
or pupils in contrast with a com-
petition, in which such .pupil had
no competiency. My advice would
be, `Obey the Poevers that be,' and
do not stoop to such mean and in-,.
disconerete criticisms that only
tend to'.. bring their author into
oontempt.
A Teacher of Hay Tp..
DASHWOOD
Klee Brownlee Of Wyoming has
taken charge of the millinery de-
.partment at Reid, Eidghoffer h
Son's store.
The recent election of officers at
the Jr, Y. P. A: reselted as follows
Pres., Edith Guenther; Vice; fres,.
Evelyn 'Howard; Secy., Allee Hof -1
fermi; Treas., Verna Birk; Organ-
ists, Ferrol Hartleib and Loreen
Baker.
London Fair is being well rep-
resented this week from this vic-
inity.
A. temperance program ' drill be
rendered in the Evang. Sunday S.
next Sunday.
Rev. Campbell of .Colborn oc-
cupied the pulpit last Sunday mor-
ning in absence of Rev. Yager.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Eidt of Forrest
were visitors in town on Sunday.
'We are very sorry that we have
to omit the Dashwood School Fair
Report in this issue of the Herald,
as the copy was delayed somewh
ere and reached us only on Tues
daer. evening's mail, and as we go
to press Wednesday morning, time
was not permitting to put same
into .type. Editor.
NOTICE
Any person found trespassing on
Lot 13 L.R.E. Hay, without per-
mission will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law.
C. 0.... SMITH.
WAYBURN NEWS
A. Gospel service was held i
our sc cool last Sunday eveniflg
Similia services will be held in th
school` once every two weeks dur
ing th's fall.
Several of our citizens are atten
ding the Western Fier at London
this week.
Mr. Wm, Turnbull keeps his
Fordso s tractor busy. He has
most of his skim plowing done.
The apple crop promises good
this year, and potatoes are in i b-
undance.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Patterson
have been laid up with a severe
cold which is going its rounds at
present.
.Would it not be advisable' to
discuss consolidation through the
press, your correspondent would
like to see the opinions of trustees
d ti(achers .on vital, questions re
garding`the conditions of our rural
schools and rural school education
Anything to encourage our boys
and girls to remain on • the farm
will be welcomed by the majority
our citizens.
(;intended for last week.)
Inspector Tom of Goderich paid
our school an official visit last
Friday; as usual, he has a special
fad. to talk about. Teacher's sal-
aries, seems to be his fad this time
Well, we believe, it is time the tea-
chers were being better remuner-
ated for their work. - Many of th
ese have served the public for very
meagre remuneration, and we are
glad to know that trustees boards
and ratepayers are awakening to
the feet of paying teachers finan-
cially in a position with themsel-
ves. Salaries are not too high by
any means, and teachers, who are
faithful to their profession, readily
earn every dollar they are paid.
Our Inspector must remember
that his own salary has been 'very
materially increased, and it is up
to Inspectors to see that their
teachers are properly remunerated,
and not CATER to some meagre
grumbler, who never wish to see
anyone else paid well but 'self. IG
may be, that there are some tea-
chers who do not do their duty
well, just as there are laborers who
not always earn their wage; but
the exceptions are rare. Most
of our teachers are earnest and
faithful to their tasks. Posibly
there are stronger teachers than
others, but because of that, no rule
or measure should be brought to
bear upon the inexperienced to
discourage them. On the contr-
ary the strong should bear the im-
firmities of the weak, encourage
them and offer incentives to lead
such into a more useful ands fitted
career, • obi. Inspector in justif-
ied in calling down weak teachers
or elevating sttronger• ones in our
scholls, . especially in the presence
of the pupils. It is the Inspector's
deity to inspect the shcool in sil-
ence, make notes and offer critis-
ms and suggestions by writing to
the teacher, a true report— not
to be harping in the school over
weals points thereby malting 'or.
yo.uiig teachers feel mean and cau-
sing . Fares and trouble, Of course
we no not believe Inspectors, as 'a
rule„ act thus, but no office should.
induce.. an oUicial to act too offic-
ious and uncourteous. Class dis-
tinction is abeerier to':,the progress
of a community among the food
producers, but. it beeornes a dis-
tasteful brig-bearor when it creeps
into an educational institutions Let
us use disereation and act as hel-
pers rather than offensives.
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We still handle the
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old reliable B. T.
stable equipments.
IDo not be misled by
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!inferior goods of this
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!kind. All cover
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ment Farm stables are
equiped with the cel,®
= ebrated B. T.
We have a vast experience in
installing• these goods.
PUMPS, ETC.
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$ Pumps and Piping, and install
• and keep in repair all our work
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Jonny J. Jones Exposition on the Midway
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Exhibits of all Kinds.
uSOMETHING DOING EVERY MINUTE
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