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GRAND BEND
DANCING NIGHTLY
NEIL McKAY and his ORCHESTRA
C. B. C. BROADCASTING. ORCHESTRA
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Under the Weed Control Act Chapter 344
and amendments thereto every NIunicipality and
property owner is required to destroy all noxious
weeds as often as necessary to prevent their going
to seed. All prsons concerned are hereby notified
to destroy all weeds before August 25th.
WM. R. DOUGALL,
County Weed Inspector.
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CLOVERS AND ALSIKE
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID
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a life long resident ofi this eonurmun
ity, a short distaree south ,of Drys-
dale, being one of six children born
to Charles Bertrand and his wife,
Vateline Manson. They being .imi-
grants from the Province of Quebec,
like many others of the early pioneers
they had left their native land in
search of bettering their standard of
parishlife and landing in the wilds of
this parish over ninety years ago.
Mrs. Denomme was twiee married_,
her former remarriage, being to Vrgele
George Denomme, also descendant of
a pioneer family. This marriage was
performed in this parish church in
1879 by the Rev. Father Moran, a
Polish priest by birth, and- from this
union four children were born, two
dying in infancy, and a daughter
predeceased her some fourteen years
ago. Mr. Frank Denomme of the
14th Concession, Hay, is the only
child left of her family. '
After many years of a widowed
life, Mrs. Denomme again married,
and that to Mr. Pierre Denomme, tam
1904. He too, has long predeceased
her. The late Mrs. Denomme had a
charming personality, and being of a
cheerful character, and always ready
to give .a helping hand, and to give
words of encouragement to the needy
ones, and to all those who came in
contact with her.
The remains were taken to the .St.
Joeph Parish Church on Friday last
where a Solemn High Mass was cel-
ebrated by Father Lucier of Zurich,
as celebrant, assisted (by Father
Bedard, a Missionary priest and a
native born of Zurich, and Father
Wm. Bourdeau, the parish priest.
The choir being led by Mr and Mrs
John Denomme, assisted by Father
Martin of Stevisone, and Fother
Robert of Windsor.
The deceased was one of the few
being the mother of five generations.
Leaving in her pathway . of life 15
grand children, 19 great grand chil-
dren, and two great grand children.
The pall bearers being six of her
grand sons, in order: Dennis Denom-
me, Adrian, Harry, Alfred, Andrew
and Matthews, and there the remains
were .taken in St. Peter's church
cemetery where it was largely atten-
ded. We, in this community, join
with the family of Mr and Mrs Frank
Denomme to offer our deepest sym-
pathy in their late bereavement.
You have passed on Mother dear,
To a land in far beyond
Where you will be safely cheered
By the Angels at each Dawn.
Clearing Auction Sale -
Of Household Effects, on Main Ste.,
in the VILLAGE OF DASHWOOD
The undersigned Auctioneer has
been instructed to sell by pwblic
Auction on
SATURDAY, SEPTEIYLER :3rd.
Commencing at 1.30 p.m., sharp
3 -piece tapestry chesterfiieId suite,
Dining room square top extension
table, 5 leather seat dining room
chairs, oak arm chair, Philo electric
radia, like new; piano case organ, in
first class condition; settee with two
chairs to match; cherry antique chest
of drawers; wicker rocking chair,
leather couch, antique kitchen
like new; 2 oak square top centre
tables;, foot stool, 2 axminister rugs
9x12 -ft; tapestry rug 6x9; linoleum
rug 1.2x15; tapestry , 'odd rocker;
large hall rack with mirror; 4 dining
room chairs with high backs; Vest.,l
cook stove, burn wood or coal, in
perfect condition; Quebec heater,
like new; stove pipes; oak, squave
top exten=a n table, sideboard, 5 kit-
chen chairs, kitchen cabinet,
with
flour and sugar bin; glass kitchen
cupboard; 2 steel beds with springs
and nattrese, 2 complete 3 -piece
bedroom suite:., odd wooden bed with
dresser,. various dressers,
washstand, st axd,
complete toilet set, cupbeard,
dishes, glassware, crocks, sealers,
pictures and picture frame's, Z 'coal
oil lamps, beautiful hanging lamp,
ladders, small wire gate, 'lawn mower
copper boiler, galvanized tub; •flower
stand; shelves, garden tools. And
many other articles too numerous to
mention. Everything is in first class
condition.
TERMS—CASH
Peter Kraft, Proprietor.
R. F. Stade, Clerk.
Alvin Wolper, Auctioneer.
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(except Saturday) 10 A.M. EDST,
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BLAKE
'.11i s . Canal Faber of Kippen spent
a few days with her grandparents,
Mr and Mrs. Rudy ,Oesch.
Mr. Colin Campbell of the Bron-
son north, was in charge of the ser-
vices in the Blake "Church, on Sun-
day last.
Mr and Mrs Frecl Bancroft and
daughter spent the week -end at Sim-
coe, visiting relatives.
Mr and Mrs Roy McBride were
visited by their nephews from. Han-
over over the week -end
Mr and Mrs M:axime Ducharme
and Mr and Mrs Uriban Ducharme
visited recently with Mr and Mrs.
Robert Ducharme.
Mr. Joe Martindale is holding an
auction sale on Wednesday of this
week.
GRAND BENT)
A dive into 21/s feet of water
from the pier at Grand Bend sever-
ely :injured James Sullivan., 16, of
Gaud Bend. Rushed by ammbuIance,
under police escort, to Victorta'Hos-
pital, London, the youth was found
to have received a dislocaeect neck,
possibly brokea, which soxta paraly-
zed his body.
An eight-year-old London boy was
rushed to Victoria Hospital, London,
Tuesday night last with injuries suf-
fered when he fell from a Grand Bend
merry-go-round. The boy suffered
fractures of his upper left arm and
possible !back injuries when he slip-
ped .from the merry-go-round and
was (rushed between the machine's
_.evolving platfo"run and its surround-
ing wall. The '.boy had attenmpted to
get .on the machine while it was still
in :motion.
Case Again Adjourned
Exeter, Aug. 118 — Third adjourn-
ment of a case against Ed. Ogbert.
Grand Bend roller skating rink .op-
erateer, was given on charges ,of Sun-
day operation in contravention of the
'Lord's Day Act. Ogbert, who already
had been fined $40 and costs for
having his establishment open June
19, appeared on tvno other charges,
that his rink was open July 10 and
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week. The :case is being heard by
Magistrate D. E. Holmes, E. G.
Thompson, •K.C., Stratford, is. de-
fense couneel, while Crcwn 'Attorney
Glen Hays is .prosecutor.
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HYMENEAL
James Street United Church par-
sonage, Exeter, Saturday, August 20
at 2 p.m. was the setting for a char-
ming wedding when Doris Marguer-
ite, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward
H. Westcott, Exeter, became the
bride of Ronald 0. Stephan, Air
Mechanic, R.C.A.F., Dartmouth, N.
S., son of Mrs. Pearl Stephan and the.
late Otto Stephan of Hensel', in a
double ring ceremony performed by
Rev. H. J. Snell. For her wedding,
the attractive bride chose a rioor
length gown of white nylon marquis-
ette styled with ruffled yoke and ruf-
fled waistline tapering into a train.
Her headdress of ostrich tips held her
french illusion veil and her bridal
bouquet were roses. Miss Maxine
Parsons of London, her bridesmaid,
was gowned in blue dotted swiss with
matching headdress, and she carried
a bouquet of yellow roses. Mervyn
Stephan, London, brother of the
groom, was best man. Following a
reception held at the home of the
bride's parents for thirty guests. Mr
and Mrs Stephan left for a"honey•
moon trip through Northern Ontario,
the bride travelling in a green gab,
ardine suit with accessories in grey.
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Zurich Fall Fair r
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY:
August 3O # h and 31st
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SEE THE JUDGING OF LIVE STOCK IN E
THE LARGE SHOW RING
Good Prizes Offered Including many Specials
Speed Contests Will be be Holo Viz:
10.00,
One for Roadster Teams
One for Single Roadster 15.12 and over 10.00 5.00
One for Single Roadster under 15. 10.00 5.00
(All Horses will be at Owner's Risk)
EXETER CITIZENS' BAND
..11'oseph .end Heaver Town
,M.r and Mra. Avila "Ducharme of
Windsor spent their week's vacation
with the foriner''s parents, and while
here had much repairing done to the
buildings ion their if•.arm.
Mrs. Delia Papineau of Windsor,
and so, Nelson were week -end visit-
ors in this neighb.ourb i d, with .relat-
(vex
r Mr and Mrs N. E. Ceratin of De-
n txoit, else Mr and Mrs..)( ugene Can -
tin of the .same city were Sunday
visitors with their parents in St.
Joseph,
Mrs. Henry Wilds :of Daebwood,
spent ar few doe at the Komi; Lei her
parents on the Blue Water Higiaw,ay,
Mr and Mrs, Ed. Corriveau.
Sorry to report that Mrs. Rachael
Denomme is not at present too well.
she having contracteda cold and is
beeping her confined to. her bed.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Sopha of De-
treit spent the pat week with • the
fonoer's parents.
Me and Mrs Leon Bedard and Mr.a
Lucien Corriveau in company with
a nephew and niece, from. Detroit,
motored to Kitchener ;oaa ThUrEdai
last,
OBITUARY
Late Victoria Denomme
On Wednesday, Aug. 17th, there
passed away Mrs. Victoria Denomme
who had reached the ripe old age of
88 years, and some months, she war
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Will Supply Music for the Afternoon, and will lead the
Childrens' Parade from the Village to Fair Grounds at a
at 1.15 o'clock, p.m
GRAND CONCERT—FAIR NIGHT
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A COMPLETE LINE,.OF GOODYEAR TIRES, TUBES, LIFEGUARDS & BATTERIES s e.
Driving a car, or riding a bide ke vires great care trim both orrice.
Motorists and bicyclists have an equal responsibilty to prevent
highway accidents ...bicyclists should keep well to the right and
avoid weaving or swerving --motorists should slow down and
exercise Special caution when meeting or passing bicycles.
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