Zurich Herald, 1938-09-01, Page 4IfOInt
UNIVERSITY
EXHIBIT
'Western Fair, Sept, 12th -17th,
1938
One of the most attractive features
at the Western Fair in 1937 was the
'UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONT-
ARIO exhibit on the secont, floor at
the east end of the Manufacturers'
:Building. Thousands of people visited'
the exhibit and found it intensely
interesting.
it will inbe again place a�aan this year
in an enlarged and improved form.
Do not miss it.
Young people who are looking for-
ward to a university career should
-trot fail to see this exhibit,
DASHW00D
Dust! Dust! Dust!
Mr. and Mrs. A. Brunner amt two
•lighters of Konsas City, are spend-
ing their, vacation with relatives.
Imre.
Shirley who have been visiting 'with
Mr, Jonas Idartleib and Lavada, have
returned to their borne hi Windsor.
Mas, Buena .of Port Huron and Mr
and Mrs. Nicholas Fontana of New
York City, visited with Mrs. Witzel
on Tuesday.
Mrs, Faulkenhaufer of Toronto, is
attending her mother, Mrs, J. Ben•
der Who is on the sick list.
Mrs. Neeb who has been sack at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Tet-
reau, wasable to return to her
home again last week. Her son Roy
and daughter Mrs. Moser of Pontiac,
are spending a few days with her.
Mrs. Louis Restemeye.r had the
misfortune to trip and fall in some
manner, fracturing her leg at the
ankle. She was attended by Dr.
Taylor and is doing as well as c an
be expected. We hope for a speedy
recovery.
AUCTION SALE
Of House Hold Effects, in
HENSALL, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.
At 1.30 o'clock,, the following:
3 beds, springs and mattresses;
wash stand, sideboard, dresser, chaire
pictures, clock, stoves, coal oil stove,
kitchen sink, carpet, clothes rack,
vash ash tub and board, wringer and
tand, kitchen pots and pans, copper
)oiler, ironing board, high chair,
amps, water pails, preserving ket -
les, tea kettle, dishes, couch, quilting
frames and screws, feather bed, pair
pillows, Singer sewing machine, lawn
mower, express wagon, and other ar-
ticles too numerous to mention.
In ease of rain sale will be held
n church shed.e rms-Cash
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ether Weber, Auctioneer.
Milford 1Ierner, Clerk.
Irs. Mary E. Pope, Proprietress.
Mrs. Wiggins of Ingersoll is visit
g with her sister, Mrs. Fassold.
Dr, and Mrs. Bryce of Zurich we- 't
on Sunday visitors with Mr. and h.les.
Mervyn Tiernan, I 1
Mrs. Witzel sport the week -end
'with Mr. and Mrs. Triebner on the
2rrcl Con..
Vir. and Mrs. Wm. Bennett, Mr.
Jack Brokenshire and :qrs. Marjory
Lucas of Atwood and lir. and 'Mrs. I i
Jainah Sines of Exeter were Sunday
-visitors with .their brother, Mr. Mark IA
Brokenshire.
Mrs. James Smith and daughter I1
Keep a a or t ® Se t.12.17
The week of Western Ontario's own big exhibition
PRIZE LIST $32,000
Speed. Events Daily -Night Horse Show -Photography Salon
Dog Show -Superb Grandstand Spectacle -Hobby Fair
1 `I Carnival Midway -Hundreds of Exhibits
1illjt W. D. JACKSON, Secretary 238
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ZURICH HERALD
HENSALL
E. K. Dutton was relieving at the
C.N.R., station at •Goderich the past
week.
Mrs, Robert Green • and children of
Dutton, are visiting relatives in the
vicinity.
Mr. •and Mrs, Leslie Knight and
children returned to their huuie In
Kitchener, after a week's visit with
relatives at ,Hensall and Grand, Bend.
Norman Sinclair • of Blyth i was a
visitor with friends here. •
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1Vlavis Spencer of Toronto, is sp-.
ending her holidays here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alb, Spencer.
Mrs. Aldon Kading of London was.
a week -end visitor with her parents,
Mr, and Mrs, •Colin Hudson. •
The council are having a well drill-
ed at the Memorial Park. It za to be
hoped that a good supply of water
will be secured.
lVIr, and Mrs. J. W. Bonthron vis
ted friends at Waterloo, and Nies,
Bonthron visited there a few days.
Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Fink and son
Billy were recent visitors with re-
atives in Moorefield and Wellesley.
Moss McLean of Detroit, was' a
week -end visitor' with relatives in the
istrict.
Mrs. Roy Flear and children of
Wheatley are visiting' with her par-
nts, Mr. and Mrs. James Iloggarth:�
Geo. Hawkins, who has been in a
ondon Hospital for several weeks,
as returned aand is- improved in
ealth.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arnold cele -
rated their 50th wedding annivere-
gy on Monday August 29, and re-
dived congratulations from a large
umber of their friends:
.31r. and _ilrs. John Passmore end
aughter' Mrs. W. McLean and dill -
ell a
have
returned home after cam-
ng for a week at '.i urnbull's.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wren of Tor-
te visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jno.
epherd and other:' relatives.
Mrs. John McNeil of St. Thomas,
d Miss Ross of Cleveland were
cent guests with Mrs. J. Murdoch.
Friends of John Coulter regret to
ran that he is in poor health. He
s recently visited by Mrs. C. Red-
nd and her daughter; Mrs. Whit -
y, and other friends from Milver-
Miss Dickenson and Mr. McDonnell
Toronto, visited at the home of
ss Minnie Reid and Miss Emma
aeston.
'Hiss Evelyn Robson, R.N'. of New
'k, and sister, Miss Stella, of
onto, are guests with their sister
s. Harry Arnold.
. J. Sutherland, who has had ee-
l -able health and strength for the
t over 80 years, has during the
t few weeks been quite ill, but
et, the doctor's ease is improving'.
riends hearing from Mr. and Mrs
Drysdale, who are at Mount
mens,- Mich., in the interest of,
health; report . that he is a little
roved and resting much better,
-his many friends hope that he
come home much improved in
th.
Tuckey -Kyle
The marriage of Doi othy Kyle,
'hter of Mr. and Mr.:. l'nonman
of Hensall, to Clarence Turkey,
of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Tuckey,
omoka, was solemnized at the
ropolitan United Church parson -
London. Rev. Mr. McNevin ofii-
d. The couple were unattended.
ediately following the ceremony
ouple left on a wedding trip.
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COUNTY NEWS
case of infantile paralysis is re-
d at Clinton, the patient being
y, the two year old child of Mr
les.. William Tidewell
Martha Matilda Issard, widow
William F. Grummett, died at h
home in Tuckersmith, at the age
75 years. She was a native of Go
erieh twp. Three sons :survive,
R. 3. McMillan, of ,Seaforth, le
1fonday last on a trip to Vancouv
and expects to return about the mi
ile •of October.
A Big Fish
Goderich---First muskelonge caugh
I:n the Maitland River in tw-o yea
was captured by Maurice 'tr..7 r
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✓hile trefjrl from a row boat. I
a Vull 7 l Wiia� llllt� l �' �j���IIDIi1 li'1llifll�l6lu !I(!i!�!�II�1111�I�IiG�fil ��elghed seven pounds and :uxeasure
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R yy 31 innc�s".
} a _ 'Visited :at Exeter
d a, Mr. and Mrs, Win. Eisenba
ch, of
!Detroit, who are holidaying• at Gram'
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Do You K .www?; -
Mr... MERCHANT!
You know thoroughly well ,that you have power
in your store, to influence the d> vision of your cus-
tomers in regard to what they bu from
customers rely on you to give them.
you, Your
in use or consumption, llex.�. products which
p , will give them complete
satisfaction.
If it is right to use big city dailies and nationaly-
circulated magazines then' by the same token, it is
right to use local weekly newspapers!
I am the l las .er Salesman of this Community, and
rny .ntrlle is
ADVERTISE
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:;end visited Mr. and Mrs. G. S.
Howard, Exeter, :ono day. Other vis-
itors with 1,Vfr. and Mrs. Howard we-
re Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Manson and
faintly and Mrs. McDonald, of Dun-
das.
Te Have Drinlciag Fountain
At the Exeter Council tilees,ng the
other evening it was decided to erect
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public drinking :finentain at the
cUr�ter in front of the public library -
By -Law is ApA7aoved
Exeter r'at::piyera on 2dlon.:ay last
3' a vote of. 195 to 125, approved a,
tilaw etc provide $15,000 for new
' i h Scheol accomodatioir for the
..t'achidg ter •shop work and horde et,
» o Pic ,. The Phoney will he raised
•y dkebere Pee.
% tee. en Holiday Trip
Mr. and "V rs,F. W. trladman
h and
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c :, n: 1 of 1 w rf ter have returned
'01110 after a pleasant holiday sp'n,
.1tl1 Mr. Cfadre ,ns' '.'rother tine n i,
th et Td'.e Ita htcomsl', They also
titre] at ;t'nheriv ' o:l wed r'p'rt
(1K•t,;; t,t'Weitta,a n 1t ti's
?:ryr ' )1 r «k raCls•:
ime,
To England by phone
Mrs, A. T. Cooper, Clinton, eiljey-
ed a novel experience elst week
when .she held a five-minute .convex
cation with her son, Willis Cooper and
his wife who reside at Esher, Surrey,
England, Mrs, Cooper was delighted
with the service, being able to carry
on a conversation easily and clearly
in spite of the great distance separ-
ating those taking pest. .
Thefts are Reported
'f•Wo thefts over a week -end are
reported to police at .Goderrc,,, rront
Seaforth and Blyth. Thieves broke
into the Sills hardware store at Sea -
forth and stole $40 in cash, and at
Blyth someone stole a cistern pump;
the property of G. Chambers.
• Thos Dick Passes •
Thomas Henry Dick; a former
Seaforth resident, is dead in Alberta
according to word received, Mr. Dick
enlisted in the 101st Battalion, seethe'
•overseas France. For the past 17
years he had resided in tne West,
Sat'viving are the widow, xli.s father,
James Dick, Seaforth, three brothers,
A. W. and Gordon, of Seaforth, and
Joseph of California.
Car Crashes House
An auto belonging to R. Plotz, of
the Red & White Groceries, Exeter,
was badly damaged when Jack Cutt-
ing at the wheel, lost control of the
ear and it left the road and ran in-
to the side of L. 3. Penhale's brick
residence on Andrew st. Jack, aged
15; who is without a driver's permit,
gone up
took the keysf o the car withoute tins year and some very el -
permission from the till in the etorborate ones, while the Oakwood
and started to delivery some grocerfer golf course is enjoying one of its best
with the car. Jack says he does not
know what happened but the car left
the road. crossing the sidelawy and
lawn of J. Johns of the verendah.
The main business streets of Clin-
ton are now clear of the old wooden
poles and present a mach cleaner ap-
pearance. The Bell Telephone Co.
conetruction gang removed the last
of the poles Tuesday last to complete
work started Last year yvhen the hy-
dro wires were put underground and
the poles removed. During the past
two weeks the workmen have been
busy taking down wires and install -
leg the service at the rear of busin-
ess places. The change has been, ac-
complished with little, if any incon-
venience.
Late James Weeks
Janes Weeks, a prominent resi-
dent of Exeter for many years, died
suddenly at his home Monday last in
his .75th 1 ea1. Ile was around during
the day and partook of the evening
meal. At cloyed he was stricken sud- spade lugs of tractors was a s1osv mars' a
dc* tly and passed away. He, however
had known for some .time that his costly daytion. h would', salt
1-f r.
heart was not in good condition. He hours a on short hauls, sal ' °3r.
was one of Exeter's foremost citizens Tennison, and in this he Was corrob-.
and resided ,there for over 00 orated by P. Ireland, another to esh-1
years.
Where, industry, art and science such
as the big Western exhibition fern-
ishes. Just to runt over the highlights
gives a ;good picture of the worth-
while nature of the Western Fair oft
'erings in this, its `71st year. For
instance, there is a hiuge snowing of
Live Stock and exhibition of champ-
ions. On asceount of Western Fair
being held last amolig the Class A
exhibitions in Canada, it secures the
outstanding flocks anct herds shown
at other places, In addition,. Americ-
an entries in ibis department have
been increasing of'late and a nuns-.
ger of leading U. S. herds will be seen
this year,
LARGE CROWDS
More and . more each year Grind
Bend seems to the the mecca for we-
ek -end visitors, who motor from long
and short distances to visit this au
mer resort. Nowhere do we know
a resort on Lake: Huron where 'th
. rowds are so large as at the Be
these Sundays. The trailer and to
colony is well patronized. also ov
the sabbath, while thousands of pe
sons gather along the beach and e
joy the cool, refreshing waters.
parking apace. along the main •road
and lake front 4s very large, still r
near large enough to hold the nzu
tildes of ears that gather each wee
end, and one has to drive a consi
enable distance to park as a rule.
goodly number of new cottages ha
SCHOOL REPORT
Follow -1n are the June promitions
for the ;year 1;93'7-38 of S. S. No. b
Stanley '.C'v,*1.
of Grade 6 to '7 -Myrtle McKinley 76•
e Willie Robinson 72, Mac 'Desch 70.
nd 1Kenneth Armstrong 70; Helen Robin
nt son 69, Wesley McBride 59.
r_ Grade 5 to 6 -Robert McKinley 73
Ruth .aMcClinchey 68, Ilia Boyce 60,
i_ Tcdiola iBoyee 42.
The (Grad: 4 to 5 Phylis McBride 77,
Join Rnbanson 70, Leslie Armstrong:
4 451
lioiL .�.t .Easter from Grade 2 to 3-
ek- Leona Anderson 79, Harvey Boyce
d_ 71, Floyd .Armstrong 63'.
A Grade 1 to 2 -Keith McBride„
hay
seasons, with many new visitors.
CLEARS THRESHER
orteuteatayt 'September 1st, 1935
SCHOOL REPORT
"TIie d'lnllowing is the report off ,,,•.
S. No. 14, Hay:
Promoted to Grade VII--•JLatinna
Bopp, Blanche Green, Donald hell..
Promoted to Grade VI-Ronalt'!
Bell;, Idabel Watson.
Promoted to Grade V -•.jean Alex-
raanties, Wallace Watson.
Prmnoted to Grade IV -Harold
Bell, .Alma Bell.
Promoted to Grade III -Dick Wat-
eon.
,Promoted to Grade II -Dana Wat-
son, Ellen Bell.
Pee/noted to Sr. Pr. --john Watson.
11I Workman, Teacher.
Jimmy Euyce,
Goderich--- Damage caused by spik
ed tractor wheels to the shoulders of
a .4 -
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. lU
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stretch
J of road
ad
between Bayfield and Grand Bend
highway, highway No. 21 was descr
ibed by Traffic Ofllcer Webb • last!
Thursday .afternoon in the prosecut 1
ion of W. F Jennison, thresher. Thal
traffic ,officer said that already prov-(
vincial graders and' road workers we-
re out repairing hovac done by these
tractor -drawn threshing outfits. It
was the first prosecution of its kind.
to this county and evidence developed
that there is a difference of opinion
between thresherjnen and the depart-
ment of highways. "The farmers,too;
have some rights," said Magistrate
Makins as he hesitated anal -Marry de-
clined to convict. He nigc'cr t resh-
ers to use discretion. is defendant
called three witnesses to prove that
the attaching .of protector bands on•
Was born at Fort Erie in 1890. For
litany years 'was associated with his
brother the late W. D. Weeks, in the
moaurrient business retiring 19 years
ago:'
Married at Goderich
One of the season's popular wed-
dings was solemnized Very quietly at
the parsonage of North st. United
Church, Goderich, when Kathleen
Avern Robinson, daughter of Capt.
C. E. Robinson, Goderich, became the
1n•ide of Robt. G. Stoddart, ;1f Chat-
ham, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Stod-
dart, of Goderich. Rev Lane officiated
The young couple were attended by
Mr. and !Mrs, Win. Robinson, brother
of the bride. The groom, known to
his friends as "Rosy" Stoddart, is
one of the most noted athletes' that
Goderich has produced in many ye-
ars. While in Goderich he held pole
vaulting and other track and field re
cords in G.C.I.
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N1RAL NEWS
HAS LED PARTY I9 YEARS
Ottawa - Completed his 19th yr.
as leader of the Liberal party on
Aug. 7th, a record believed unequal-
ed by any other living political leader
On Aug. 7, 1919, a national Liberal
convention in Ottawa selected Mr.
Ring, then 44 years old, as the suc-
cessor of Sir Wilfred Laurier who
had headed the party for more than
25 years. In his 19 years of .leader-
ship, Mr. King has been prune •min-
ister for 11 years and.leader of the
Opposition for the other eight years
' Ie is now 63 years old.
JUST LEARNING
When a car passed Provincial Traf-
fic offices 3. W. Callander on No. 8
Highway, Hoar here Sunday, and trav-
slling at an excessive speed, the can -
>table thought it time to investigate.
He found the . car to be travelling
here than '70 m.p.h. and at the wheel
:vas a little lady who, after a verbal
kirtnish with the officer, admitted to
'taxing no license.. As Constable Cal-
lancler Was taking out his notebook
preparatory to recording the 'facts, a
:✓otic piped from the hack seat: "alit
fou ee i't do anything, officer; she's
tidy 10 and jsxart learning, to drive.'
Omit, it id the officer: "T WOrrdee '
now fast she will go after she has
Expositor, to di'ivr,.,f --�ld'ur•on :
Western Fair
There vise -r•e,res of r('r'eoes why
tveryono within a reasonable •tiletarice
Ixuja nil n t f 177e torn 1"'t r. No-•
y P.a.A1 1 of . --nail +''.ltd i'ii 4,4,
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errnan. The traffic officer pre,ssede
ior a conviction but the magistrate 1
said that things had ,not yet reached;the etage in Ht roe ounty r'hen far -:1
niers would be penalized for going,
about their work trying to make a
living.
a pan troll 23.
-Elsie Ritchie, teacher
FALL FAIR DATES
Elmira .
Sept. p 2-5
Tavistock.. . Sept. 9, 10
Kincardine .. ... Sept. 15, 16
New Hamburg .... Sept. 16, 17
Atwood Sept. 28, 24
Exeter - .... Sept. 21, 22
Forest Sept. 20, 21
Goderich . Sept. 20, 21
Listowel . • Sept. 21, 22
Sarnia ........... Sept. 22, 24
Seaforth . Sept. 22, 23
Stratford ......,.. Sept. 19, 21
Bayfield ... Sept. 28, 29 •
Bruszels . Sept. 29, 30
Fordvich ... Sept, 30, Oct 1
Harriston Sept. 29, 30 •
Ilderton Sept. 28
Kirkton ... Sept. 29, 30
Lucknow Sept. 29, 30
Mitchell Sept. 27. 28
Parkhill Sept. 30
ZURICH .. . Sept. 25, 27
Dungatanon Oct, 6, 7
St. Marys
Oct. 6, 7
Teeswater - . Oct, 4, 5
T" -n'0 =`•'1 Aug. 26 -Sept 10
Loudon • . Sept. 12-17
Tcnterriat-onal Ploedng Match end
Farm '''nchinery Dr-tonstration,
33fines:43, near Ti^r,'1-z. Oct.' 11,
12,
`Ottawa Winter Fair ---Nov: 8-11„
Guelph: Winter Fair Nov. 20 tc, •
December 1st.
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