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J. E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist
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O • Of Seaforth, and Clinton will be absent from his s
t offices, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, Sept- r
er ost raduate ac,
• ember 23, 24, 25, while attending a p g
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seminar in London, Ontario, concerned with Cleve - a
'1 oping Visual Efficiency in those children who are a
t, • poor scholars because of a defect in the process of a
vision, but who do not necessarily have defected 1
eyesight.
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BE SURE AND SEE : --
The special Speed Events; the many greatly incre- •
ased and revised Horse and Cattle Lists including
the many Special Prizes. The Zurich 4-H. Calf
Club. The contests in the Large Show Ring, the
Midway, Etc. Yes entertainment for all!
Zurich Lions Band will Attend
There will be planty of Entertainment for all in
the • afternoon and evening. Be sure and attend.
Apply to the Secretary for Prize Lists and and information
About the Fair.
Wer. Davidson, Pres.
L.00Al.. NEWS
E. F. Klopp, Secy.
Mr and firs. Lloyd. O'Brien, Mr.
':Wm. O'Brien and daughter, Miss
Olive visited at Port Huron over
v., recent !weele-end.
Mr and Mrs. `Edw. 'Gascho attend-
"ed the Western Fair, London on Fri-
day last.
Mr and Mrs Russell Thompson and
the heavy rains of late have caused' Mr. Philip Sopha of Windsor, sp-
much delay and ,anxiety to the farm- 'cert a few days with his parents, the
erg in harvesting their bean crop. To hast week.
;,Mr. Gerard Geoeroi of Walkerton,
.,.some extent the ,beans will deprec- Spent the �� eek -end with his mother
late in value, due to the nrhoistnrc:, `arid other members of the family.
and other defects caused by the rain. I ci and Mrs. Jeffrey of
Farmers during the past few years odleran were Leonardoalast v[srtoof
have been struggling to keep above, an' this neighborhood.
mainly due to low prices for their g
products and the high maintenance
prices of their farm equipment.. A:
sudden change may brew up and a -
gam they will find themselves going
at near par with the commercial
world of today.
Dashwood
'Mr. Siegfried Miller of Waterloo,
has returned after vacationing with
his parents, Mr and Mrs Rudolph
Labute of Windsor were sponsor:,
and Steven Harold Schroeder,
n
of Mr and (Mrs Harold Schroeder,
for whom Mr and Mrs Earl Schilbe
of Bayfield were sponsors.
Mr and Mrs Earl Schilbe and fam-
ily
ily of Bayfield were Sunday guest
with Mr and Mrs (Harold .Schroedee.
an
Mrs
Locals— Miller.
•
Mr and Mrs Clement Bedard and , Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs.
family of Windsor are spending a Lloyd Rader were Mr and Mrs. Ervin
few clays with the former's parents, Rader and family and Mr and Mrs.'
on the Blue Water Highway. Elmer Rader and family.
Mr. Janes :Mase of St. Joseph, I Were Baptized—
who met With an accident en the Pwo babies were baptized at Zion
Highway, and at the time ee rush- L theran church on •Sunday ty Rev.
ed to Exeter Hospital, for medical K. L. Zorn. Joanne Eileen Miller,
treatment, has returned to his home daughter of Mr and Mrs Hubert Mil -1
in St. Joseph, much improved. ler for whom Mr and `Mrs. Robert
ti
Canadian. Weekly" Newspaper Assoc-
iation. The Exeter Times -Advocate,
entered in the class for weeklies
with 2,000 to 3,00 circulation, earn-
ed first place, and the Frank Howe
Beattie. d hileld g5v;-; the_. e • ., °`?''
page in this class. ' T1re '+Exeter paer
published by 3.M.:.Southhcott arc his.
two Sens, Donald "and Robert, also
earned a 'third place in competition
infant of near Parkhill were week -for (best allround newspaper, m which
pend visitors at the home of their par- I the Wectview, B.C., Powel River
•eats, lir and Mrs Wan. Bullock. ,News placed first and the Milton
Miss Meda Surerus accompanied by, Canadian Champion was second.
Miss Jean McQuaig, both of the Tor- a
'onto teaching staff motored up over''
the week -end and spent the same at'. Huron Temperance Notes
;the former's home here.
Mrs. Ezra Koehler of Kitchener,' Alcoho�! Education In Manitoba
;M;• ,,nd Mrs Henry Boshart of tit.
Jacobs were week -end visitors w *ti' Manitoba's new liquor policy
their .sisters, Mrs. Mary Manson, Mrs being watched with dismay by many.
Ed. Erb and Mrs. Sol Ginaerieh ami
But in one particular the !Manitoba
other relatives and friends. Government could well he imitated
Mr. Lorne Amacher has returned by Ontario. -
home after spending the summer Although the total population of
months with his aunt and uncle,v:]ro Manitoba is only :850,000 two-thirds
are in the lumber business in Briti••h.that of bdetropolitian. Toronto, an
Cohrmbhe, and will register for iris annual grant of $65,000-fnoen taxes
vecond year of study at Western Uni- is made for the Rork of the provtnc-
versity, London this week. �w e wish ial Alcoholism Research Foundation.
Lorne every success. In addition another $50,000 annually
Rev. A. M. Amacher of Zurich, goes to the Manitoba Committee on
Rev, and Mrs. Nelson Dahns of Lis- Alcohol Education. Moreover, the
Tovell have returned after attend Manitoba Temperance Alliance is han-
ing a Students Aid Convention at ded $30,000 each year for the pur-
the Nerth Western College, Nager- pose of alcohol education in the scho-
vill, Ills. ols.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Deichert of The Ontario Temperance F'ederat-
Toronto spent their holidays with re-
latives in Zurich vicinity and during
this period were accompanied by the
latter', sister, Miss Ethel Gabel on
a motor trip to Chicago visiting with
friends there. Miss Ethel returning
with the former to Toronto for a
few days before returning home to
Zurich. A most enjoyable time was
enjoyed.
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Sale and oval
OF SCHOQ.L HOUSE
TENDERS will be received by the undersigned until
Saturday, October. 12th, 19,5 r fv ;'.the Sale.and 'Removal of the
brick School House, foundatio t�v"and cement steps from the
school grounds of S.S. No. 11;I3:ay, ituated on the Blue
Water Highway, No. 21, rfive•�:rles north fro1n Grant Bench,
Ont. Cash
or cheque for bur. ;ng to accompany Tender, also
a marked cheque for $125.00 'to aceom,pany Tender as guar-
antee that the removal will b ,carried out to the Board's
satisfaction. Cheque will the ib' e returned.
Time limit for' •remoi al
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For further informatioi
H. W. BROI,:EN
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Sac. .4.rea�•
be June lst, 1058.
Matt the Secretary.
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•Sunday guests with M d .
rxwarnnara mow^ e -a smexa cal
Herbert Miller were ltifr and IVrr�s,
Louis Restemayer, Mrs. V. Miller an<ir
Arthur of Zurich; Mr and Mrs. Rob-
ert Labute and family of Windsor:
Mr and Mrs. Chas. Snell andl ile;tru
Mr and Mrs. Wan, Pitt and Mrs. Win,
deer Mathews of London, spent Sun-
day at Detroit.
Mrs. Nora Koessel and and Frieda,
iedaa of.f
Harbor Beach, 'Mich.,
Mrs. Earl Stumpf and family of
Kitchener were Sunday guests. with
Mr and Mrs. Albert Miller,
1 Mr, and Mrs- Martin Laub and Mr
Mrs. Ernest Appleton of Exeter and
1Mr and Mr•, Rader spent Sunday at.
I Stokes Bay.
Miss Sue Anne Walker of Zurich,.
Spent several days with Mr and Mrs.
Ervin Rader and family.
Waterloo Ca.• ie Br ee ing
Association
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
The show season is again here and you will
have the opportunity to see many offspring of
our bulls in the competitions at many fall fairs-
led
airsled by 4--H members and many senior farmers.
If given an equal opportunity, they will win.
their share of honours.
An example of a popular winner is a daughter
of Glenafton Rag Apple Aladdin previously in
service.
Brittany Rag Apple Lorene Ex.
This cow was Grand Champion at the Waterloo..
Black and White Show several times and was then.
. sold for $2,225.00
By the use of our bulls, dairy or beef, - ou will
produce: Better Cattle For Better Living
For service or more information, phone. collect to:.
CLINTON HU. 2-3441
Between. 7:30 and 9:30. a.m.'
ion for years has consistently urged
our government to set aside money
for educational and remedial purp-
oses. Surely from its huge liquor 'in-
come the province could well afford
to earmark at least two Or three
times the amount set aside by Man-
itoba. To date there is very little
Government sponsored alcohol edu-
'ation in Ontario schools._Advt.
NAME STEPHEN OFFICIAL St. Joseph & Blue Water Area
Stephen Township Assessor James
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Mawhinney was appointed tax collec- ;
tor of that Township at the recent Dies In Detroit—
+council meeting. He succeeds Clerk Word was received on Saturday of
Freeman W. Morlock, who retires as the passing away of Mr. Alfred Du-
Clerlc at the end of this year. Mr. charme in his seventy-first year. The
Mawhinnr y's duties will start on deceased was horn at Drysdale, the
October 1st. i•son of the late Joseph and Mary Du-
charme. When yet a young moan he
4LACCIDENT INJURES WORKMAN left this parish, going to Detroit,and
Melvin Glanville, 40 of R.R. I,He:n- remaining; ire that city. In the fain -
sail, is in Sceitt 'Mem.'Ilospital, Sea- ily to mourn his Loss, is. his wife, 5
forth, with lacerations to both legs sisters and four brothers. Those who
and head, received when he was run attended Mr. Ducharrne's funeral
over by a forage harvester while 'from this surrounding were: t\fr and
working on the farm of James T1ev-,Mrs. Peter T)ucharme; Mr and Mrs.
lereanr. Mr_ Glanville was operating :Leon Bedard and Mrs. Ed. Corrtveau,
the machine in the field at the time IThe remains were taken to his par -
when he lost his balance, falling from ish :church in Detroit where require
the tractor in front of the harvester. l Mass was celebrated on Tuesday Mor-
'CONGitATULATIONS TO EK.ET1.R Ting: Then taken to the near nv
'I MES ADVOCATE ON RECEIVINGi}ruriaT grounds. We offer our deep -
AWARD lest sympathy to the bereaved ones.
At the Blanc Springs Hotel last It Did Rain
week, award f:r excellence were Farmers who have been short of
made to 30 Canadian weeklies, at water during the late summer, have
for 38.in or:n ar t'.e ovention of t!I.i of late 1...e, we"l.. :1:A. It .. :x y
NEW
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less than
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city finer u
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lint lw tv:'th ere -client lath-}'�''", f trill ie . On the ri'..:ht ttr r�r
time on the 4",,ung lune route" lar;.r.�.e
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mi d -Atlantic
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scene at
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en Tee -onto and Li "hoer 1 t hour, while th., Montreal -Lis co
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C!PAL route are equipped. :riv:t t.. latest 111•110 ,1 ata .;a 'anal aids -RL>
to Mayor Phillips of Toronto, and N. R. Crump,;
vu Is rem 5,8c3-mile:•4.,-'24.,-Montrcal-Lisbon route ht
the left showing Estoril, ,33 hale,, `frAn .I,i,;.on, which .boasts
of :endow. Lion wite e Moorish castle looking down on the
Lisbon,
left