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ZURICH, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 5, 1934.
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A movement is cat foot in Califor-
nia to refuse a license to chive an
automobile to any, man: who Ts known
•to drink intoxicants..
This is the tint wire the wheat
An Elgin county parents, who ob- would be .the result of such a vote.
-and clover fields are Being tested. jected to the discipling of his son by twenty years later, 1934.
There used to be a aaying that -it
the teacher for an infraction of the
was not poisibk to Plate a good
rules of the school, appeared at the
flow of sap and a goad mop of wheat
school house shortly after and in In Police Court
in the same' year-, mut- there may be
a deal of truth int it. boisterous ianguage, berated the
teacher. For his misbehaviour be
was fined $10 and costs in 'an Ayl-
We notice where some Chap has mer court and was given a lecture;
been left a. farm ScOtrand and on his indiscretion by the magistrate
410,000 in cash as well. That is a who maintained that remonstrating
good combinatima as naw Be can af- with a teacher before the pupils
ford to run the farm while the cash tends to cause a laxity of discipline
and cannot be permitted. A teacher's
4-4 authority in the school room cannot
According ta the new, beer and be overriden by trustees or parents
wine bill the Liquor: Control Board and it would be well if more people
• is given wide pewe It will have the understood this.
• say so as to whether a pernzit is ne- 4-4.
cessary, as to whether advertising
will be allowed and C22Xissue math- .A Sad, Sad Story
orities for handling.
• Once upon a time a nickle nurses
•40—Ea - •sent his kid to borrow the neighbor's
The proposed •bff/ for the freer weekly paper, and the kid upset •a
sale of beer anct wine received its hive of bees and was soon covered
second reading in the /egislature on with lumps. His father ran to help
Tuesday last, and wan accepted on him and caught his chin in a 'clothes
•a vote of 89 to 9 -ill of the con-' line, sprained his back and fell and
servatives andi the majority of the basike a $25.00 watch. The clothes
Liberals voted for the measure. it pole fell over the car and smashed
will require its thirdl, reading befere the windshield, and mother, rushing
acoming law. • out to see what occasioned all the
excitement, upset a five gallon churn
of oream • into a basket of kittens,
drowning. thein all. The electric flat-
iron burned through the ironingoasd,
board, setting fire to the,houSe, and
firemen broke all the windows and
chopped a •hole itithe roof. Moral—
. aa SuBscribe to fii)ur home peper. Don't
borrow it!
That men are just boys •grown up!
appears indicated by the way •some'
.of our prominent • legislators call
each other names.
DON'T INTERFERE WITH
SCHOOL TEACHERS
ting up ofliquar stores but until
such a vote istaken •these municipal-
ities will remain dry. In order to re-
peal the Canada Tern.perance Act in
Huron County a vote will have to be
taken on it by a straight majorit3'
vote, and while •this was voted in
with an overwhelming majority in
1914, yet it is just hard to say what
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E. TUERKHEINT„ PAgtor.,
Huron Co. To Remain Dry
If the new beer and wine bill be-
comes- law Huron County will still
remain dry. Huron county is the
only 'Western Ontario county to be
little rough, of course, but cars can
under athe Canada Temperance Act.
go in any direction at fair speed and
This Federal legislation bans corn- without any danger of getting stuck.
, as cold weather
es in -counties and separate municip-
alities have no say. In municipalities
under local option before the enect-
meat of the Canada Temperance Act
a three -fifth vote will be needed to
Geo. Stewart, farmer, of Colborne
Township was fined $100 and costs
for hearing liquor other than that
acquired on a permit. A selling
charge was dropped. _The fine was'
paid.
The hearing of a charge • of com-
mon assault 'lodged by Mrs. Martha
Bailey against Murdoch Ross,- both
of Bayfield, which was originally set
for Wednesday of last week, has
•been postponed to Tbursday,. April
5th, as travel.. by road was rendea4d
difficult by the recent heavy snow-
fall. The charge was laid as a result
of a scuffle between the complainant
and accused over the minute -books'.
at a meeting of the Bayfield board
•of Police Trustees.
John Hoy, truck driver for the
Goderich Manufacturing Compel -17a Own.
was found guilty of • operating a.
motor vehicle with improper brakes 1 .Mr• and IVIrs. Fred Thiel spent the
and was fined $10 and costs of $8.90
by Mag. Reid. The charge was laid
as the result of an accident at Brut.
cefield, when a horse driven by Thos
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Miss Martha Heideman spent the
week -end with friends in Stratford.
Miss Anna Overholt is spending•
holidays with friends in Stratford.
• Miss Catharine Meaner is holiday-
ing at Elmira.
. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hess motored
to London on Monday.
Mrs. Will Reith and daughter'Gol-
die were week -end visitors at Tor-
onto.
Mrs. IVIartin Wurm is on the sick
list. We hope she will soon be re -
:Covered,
Reith is having the bath
'room and conveniences installed in
his block this week,
Dr. and Mrs. A. J. MacKinnon
-rand sons Hugh and • Archie were
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Week -end visitors in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Aulerich of
Detroit, spent the week -end at the
lime of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Prang.
Miss Ruth Turkheim of Waterloo,
spent the week -end at her home in
eek -end at Kitchener. Mrs. Thiel
and family remaining there to visit.
Mr. and aiTs. Herb Mousseau made
• • business trip to London on Mon -
Chapman collided with the truck chi- •
cay.
ven by Hoy. According o the evi-
dence, Chapman did not stop' at the. Pr. and Mrs.. 11 IL Cowen and
stop sign. Subsequent .investigatioa, araly and Mrs. C. Fritz, apent. the
'by Traffic Offiand eer Lever anPrpain- -Week-end with friends at Fergus
dial Constable McCoy revealed that and .Guelph.
the brakes on the truck did not fun- •
ction properly. • Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huise, Miss
••. Nora Rau and Mr. Lawrence Rau all
+--oa of Detroit, spent the week -end with
relatives here.
Watch The County Roads
Mrs. Morley Witmer and children
(Huron Expositor, Mar. 30, '34) of Detroit, who spent a few weeks
'At the present time the county visiting with her • mother, Mrs. J.
roads are in pretty fair condition. A Decker of town, have returned to
their home in. that city.
Messrs Charles Bartlett andWil-
piucelyiaesaje of alcoholic 'belie -rag-
Andas long the lasts
mer Metzger, .of the Bank of Mon-
theyt will remain that way. When the real staff spent the Easter holidays
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frost starts to come out, however, itat their homes m St. Mary
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will be another story, and a sad one. over espectively.
The frost has .gone down into the Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Heist, of
permitbeer and wineMany Western ground further this winthr than in Detroit, were week -end visitors at
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.• Ontario municipalities now -under the .1.decade, and .unless anusual care is the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Chang provisions of the Local Option Act.
'ken, when it starts to come out, Klopp. Miss Edith and Mr. Howard
• will have if they cheese the r -
road building and repairs will cost Klopp accompanied them to De-
cappe
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tudity to vote on permitting of sale'
of beer and wino by the glass, if'
and when. 'the beer and wine becom-
•es law. Attorney General. Price an-
nounced that these municipalities
• may vote on the question of allowing
of the. sale by the .glass without at
the same time authorizing of tile set -
vote is taken these 9"'
the townships and the county a pret-
ty penny before summer arrives. The
naovincial highways are well protect-
ed by regulations and proper inspect-
ion sees to it that these regulations
are very generally lived up to. With
concession roads, however, it is diff-
erent. Every car owner and truck
driver thinks he is a law unto him-
self. If he can plough through, well
and good. If he gets stuck he pays
a dollar or two to get pulled out, or
mere often than not, gets the work
performed for nothing. The damage
the car or the truck does to the road
the owner neither knows or cares.He
does not have to pay for it. That is
all that interests him, When one Tp
ar county road gets cut ao pieces,
the track driver taps a new one, and
• if be is the first man over it, he gen
rally makes thO, grade. Those that
follow him complete the work of de-
struction. When thesurface of a
roar is eut through and the found-
ationi churned up ,to the surface, it
practically means a new road must
be constructed, and road construct-
ion costs a lot of money, a fact which
the taxpayers are well aware of. it
is.uo long aince we have had -a real
winter, that the memory of spring
reads has ' become somewhat dulled,
but this spring we are likely to have
thak memory refreshed in no uncer7
tain manner. In fact, unless 'Unus-
ual precautions are taken, the town-
ships will find themselves up against
a toad resurfacing programme that
run into real money, It Would
cost something to appoint men to
act Astraffic officers for a: week or
two, hat that expense would be very
fitlk in comparison to what it would
laat, to rebuild even a :law ,,miles 'of
road, ,will have to be one thing
or the other, • If Car and truck driv-
ers are left to work their own sweet
will on the country rOaday the • de..
I Still eti01) 'Win be :fairly cOnlpiete,
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Womens' Institute
The Zurich Branch of the Wom-
en's Institute met on Monday even-
ing April 2nd in the Council Cham-
ber. The president, Mrs. H. G.
Hess presided over the first part of
the meeting after which Mrs. Ivan
Kalbfieisch took the chair and pre-
sided over the program which open-
ed with community singing, followed
by a piano solo by Mrs. O'Dwyer.
Miss Mae Smith then gave a humor-
ous reading (A most obliging little
sister); a paper on Easter was giv-
en by Mrs. Wm, Hey; a duet- by
Alpha Meyers and Ruth Johnston;
alai a paper on health by Mrs. H. G,
Hess; after which h contest was con-
ducted by Mrs. W. Hey and lunch
was i;erved by the committee in
charger Mrs. Ivan Kalbileisch, Mrs.
T. Meyeas, Mrs. Hayes, lairs. W. Joh-
nston, Mrs. W. Hey and Mrs. M.
Wiggins.
HYMENIAL
Cingerich—Schwartzentrober
A quiet but pretty wedding was
solemnized at the Bronson Line A.
M. church an Tuesday, April 8rd,
1934 of Ida, youngest daughter of
Mr. am] Mrs, Jacob Schwartzentruh-
er and Roy, second son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Giagerich all of the Bron-
son Line. Bro. Dan Lebold of Wel-
lesley officiated, After the ceremony
a sumptuous dinner was served at
the home of the bride's parents to
about forty-five guests. The bride
and groom were attended by Ea.
miwartwrara,, iErNin Gin-
gerich, IN a and Gertie llechlor. AI- is
ter dinner the bridal eouple left on a
Short honeymoon t eastern pointa
On their return they will reside on
the Bronson Line,
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