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Quite a number from this district
attended the Cochrane picnic held
an Bayfield re, ntIy
There passed away; at her hone in
dletlsall, ;lrw.
Andrew Love, a gest
elent of tlaia t.(rr1 re:l l:ty until retir-
ing to Hoe-eale aee. .aise
• • ••.. eat.
syrnptluy (,; tLe ..,1•1,-
(tied to the 11areav,'d easeiy.
Ait
ize'ea . tr .a •t•,.1;,
bratetl Jely 1 '1 i'ortlt and
.report a l:tt`g gam?
n1Y;alear anti fancily.
-:\Ir. !!en (lowing, MWGrace •Gaw
Iug of Gienal]an and Mr. Roy, Good
win of St. Jacob: visited for the
i i with :11r. sold Mrs. Win.
1 Davidson.
The hay (Top is all Harvested and
t report a very light crop and the cut-
ting of grain is now in progress, All
reports are a. good sample o; pain.
Owing to the (try \r:.qtther the be'r••
ry crop reported a failure.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
111• i. l �ein Larr'e Mrs. 3}lstsoAri srong
5(+ilt {t' .• ..1 ltt? ,1,..Tle. rya-, .
the-wee!,.
,',s
o> GLtr:. 1 on Tu.e. day of
has 17 T
't `+. u ( t •st last - t e 1 tit her h.ma on the Go,h-
sasei ,� t 11:: tt +
.sly o .'i1 l,n, , 8+host's township, •his:: C• of th-
the 1' ,saraathe. ar. tea r'C)111 ; r'in0 11(•CIi11( i.y, widow 0f the late
Leumi: .,e=ties to tie t1.. ; , sad 'Wilson Armstrong. Mrs. Armstrong
tletre
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Rrc:xr .s rsn:tier the
Lr bri o/ Erery
CER TO bottle. f
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VERY SHORT BOIL -For jam you
Y1:xti'd only a one•minute to two•lninute
fuli.roilinz boil -for jelly a half -minute
to u pL.Itinte.
l~'COfcOMICAL--\ery little juice has
titre to boil away, so you average one
Ia 1ti allose jails or jelly from an equal
11Gu11t of fruit.
LY1/th.: TASTE AND COLOUR -
The shoat Ct:rto bail sloes not affect the
fresh fruit taste or spoil the natural
colour.
ENDS GUESSWORK -With Certo
you get tested, easy -to -follow recipes.
Follow them exactly and you'll never
have failures.
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ages hien 111 for the last three weeks. Mr, and �11•• 1 ]i;idt ot In.
.. < ('.hai es
She was born in Stanley township g(ri.s,l1 .pent Sunday with iltcrltd,.
rev( my ,ix years ago, the daughter here also attending the fuueral ori the
of tee (tae William and Nancy Me- let r Willison Kleinstiver,
i'1]uchey, and 58 year; ago Silo was! Mr. and lIr;. Itubt. Nichol of Iltc
atlas deci to Wilson Armstrong, who kson visited with friends here o1.
pnad et .sed her nate years. She la Senday.
survived by nine children; four de- I Mr. and Mrs. Hobert 1loper oi.tGl01
ught. rs, Mrs. Annie Bryan and Mrs,. T'or't Collum(, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ruse Collins of London; )oars. Marj- hairs Arthur of Exeter were Sunday
ory Boyce of Gaderich ,and Mrso. i visitors with 311. an( •
Margaret Boyce, of Stanley; and 5 • croft.
sons, William Robert anti John at Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Powell of l'htr(t
home, acid J noes and Ranie of Sas
katchewan Mrs. Armstrong came of
p (,(steer family and was well known
in the district. Sho was an Anglican
in religion. The funeral took place. en
Thursday afternoon from her' late
residence„ with interment in Bay-
tielcl celllet:•ry.
Stanley Boy Passes •
A. highly teteenlad resident •of
Colborne, George P .ifu: Keyza, died
on lune 29th at his home, having
been ill for some months. Born»at
\iit1•lza. July 21, 1S(14, a soli of -the
ford were Sunday visitors 1n1 town
Mr. and Mas herb Rinker of Sar-
nia visited with relatives here ot,
Sunday.
Mies Phyllis Case of Hensel' visit-
ed with Miss Layette, 1-Iartleib sir Sat-
urday.
Mrs, N. Evans and family of liit-
chen'e.i spent a few days with her
parents 1', and Mrs. Hy. lief mall.
oIi Pica -mice and Betty M l u1c
0{ •W'.`: : ! r and Pt;'0 + are , 71 t;•
their vacation with thea' il'ail.t,iotller
Nies. L. Melse!tc.
late William and Elizab€th Clatke lira all! lr 1',ircy h1(iestil11 ot
Kaye, he was in his 77th year. Fat 1 Chicago; Mr, and tars. N. J. Scott and
some years he was engaged in the I Lorne- Ki r'nstive r or 1:o w el:i ' a 111(: ot
.0..'1' t ... Lal:'fns:.. at Londiin, and are;:etterand the funeral of their j 1(f.•,
't g . 1. ',(" for til:' (_ 111a11a?1 O1 -(ler 01 I the,flat '. Wm. K' ,.i:. f.ieer 011 .s.. Lit(t:' 1'.
-U t,iAfter the ltt•al.'it. ;of 1.1: I 711': . .1 J. :'111y'd•r oe .-t C't•ti-
1.a.1.11er-i1-l..t; 1110 ate Geo. la4(b1's aitnea mei Mrs. J. l]1'liee. of Windsor
in e.':' 1, ;,;(!t { went to .(y.olborne l :rpeaat the we, -.!1". -end ' with t" (ir pirl•-
ent,,3.Mr. and Mi:.. Ttobt. Hayter.
Ytr. •01(11 Mrs. iiereaan Zimmer of
Windsor .spe't the ,,eek -end with re -
i He waL. inter•e •ted iirl community I .iltives here x11;1 to Ce•ntraha.
1 ur (lit 1 ••e, tlz:tive in the United church A'Ir. t id Mra Alain Sohluchtel end
ane i,e ei(1c.. kis wife, f'ormer'ly Marg-, lir :an 1 Mrs. Wolter Seulucht r ale,
a1c t Peebles blest ]la. leaVeS a (]alight(, tWo daughters of Pigeon, Mich., at -
i Miss Willem L. Keys. The .. fens 11 tended the font cal of the hate_ D.
Wali held by the United• church and{ Ilaugh •on Monday.
the Colborne Lodge AJ .c a.M. • 'sit- t' . d Mrs. J. Griffith of Detroit
!tending in b.1:ly. 'Pilch attending'! a10 Ill7iti a!•;" with Mrs. Mel t t,..
the funeral from this district were: l Mit s On'da R rsteme y1r R.N. of
. 111.*. and 1Irss. lien Keys, ,Mr. Harvey
• and Gordon Keys of Stanley;'`,111ra.
Sam Parole. 1T1' Nelson Keys of
and conducted the electric, :light ser-
vices until the plant was sold: 'to the
village in 141:1 a. ince he lived 'retire].
Loritli7ii is nursing Mr. D. Tienrall
who • is i1il: •
Lloyd.:and Ross Guenther and Pnul
Thursday, July 17th, 1941
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Fresh Shipment Every Monday. Deliveries made
at reasonable distance 4.
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s ELAJA W. SHAN li Z .. Phone, Zurich 91 r20
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Se forth Mr. Lloyd N' Rey, 1.n1o< Ne sale t it iris° t' re col trip t0 Mon- I
Artio and Ilreco Keys from Varna treal • and Quebec this week.
Mrs. .ikusWi . i.utd; . Co(lerich, 111:'. Mi. and Mrs al Me. r ''r and da-:
W111 Clarke, Bey a id.
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Miss •-Myrtle Ga.iscr' •is attending
summer ;e.lool at London.summerl
i (lis: Ruth Guenther ha., returned
after mending her. vacation in Kit-
chener.
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On `.t'w`ill
Miss Dix_ o! Tosentc is visitable:
with Mr. aid B'Ir:. 11:i old zi(•ilcrincn.
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Lorne Tie'm:n r: ho is train-
ing in 'Mississippi was called home
owing to the serious illness of his
fati1e , :Ir. D. Tiernan.
•
Mrs. Harry y Coo.1=
of Windsor a1
Miss Ruth Timm o1 London are al -
.'o home owing to ' their. father's ill- '
11ess.
Rev. IT. A. Kellerman of Waterloo
and Rev. H. E. Roppel of .St. Jacobs
attended the funeral of the late D.
Haugh on Monday.
Dr. and llrs. Taylor spent a few
days in Toronto last' week.
Mrs. W. Schultz and daughter Ona
of Detroit are spending their holidays
with Mr. and Mr. M. K]unipp. •
Late Daniel Haugh
Daniel Haugh, a farmer residing
in Dashwood passed away on Satur-
clay July 12th having suffered ah.eart
attack 10 days ago. He was born on
the 14th Con .Hay Twp. and was in
his -79th year. H•, had resided in
Dashwood for the past 15 years and
was a member of the Evangelical
:church. Survived by his •wife Em-
ma Kraft, a daughter, Mrs. Coi:a
Gaiser;.two sons, Milton of Stephen
and Arthur of Hay; two sisters, 1'Trs
Twiteliel of London and Mrs. Thos.
Johnson of Blake and a brother Mr
Christ. of I':ruoofield. b'ui!erai serv-
ices took place at the residence on
Monday afternoon followed by a ser -
.the Evangelical ehursh. In-
te;;robnt was in the Goshen late cem-
iteryi'tvltni 'Rale C. i1ecker officiating
eleei:+tiii1"• 17 -ea Tl E. R01.1Tel o''
J'itc.o'.s jecl Rev. Dr. 1I. A. Kellerman
'of .WaterToo.
HENSALL
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:' . Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gram and fern -
of Lansing, Mich., were visitors
.with the fc:r•mer's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Gram.
Miss Berl Pfaff has returned after
a Pleasant vacation with Mr. and Mrs
R. J. Moore at. ,Kincardine.
,and Mrs. Carl Passmore a nd
Ronald.-a:te enjoying a vacation at
Pike's . Bay and Tobermory.
Miss Hazel Smillie of Atwood is
spending her vacation at the home
of..her; parents, Mr. and •:Vlrs. Jas.
Smillie.
14fr... Wm. Daniels, who has been
con fiend at London Hospital for the
past -three months receiving treatm-
ents following an operation on his
(segs, ,has returned •home, and his fri-
end"s, are pleased to see him.
"Dr. Wim T. Joynt of London, sp-
ent a .week -end with his mother, IVIrs
Alice. Joynt.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Miek]e and
family returned home after a pleas-
ant holiday at :Ridgetown and Ron -
dean Park.
Larrey Joynt of Windsor was a
visitor with his father, T. C. Joynt.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ortwein, Mr.
and Mrs. 0. M. Drysdale and family
are spending two weeks' camping at
Turnbuli's grove.
Rev, Wm. Weir spent the past we-
ek at the buy's camp at Kintatl wh-
j ('re he was instructor. Boys attended
from here were Billy Campbell, Don-
eid McKinnon and Ross Corbett.
Mr. and .Mrs. Harold Shepherd of and will reside m Goderich.
Toronto were visitors with her par=.
t+nts, :Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Snlillirp..
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For decorative shots, try silhotasttes-alt:trer indoors or out. They're
simple to take. Fast action subjects, of course, call for a fast shutter,
but others can be snapped with any er.mera.
MS hast winter, no doubt, you
made silhouette shots indoors,
with a bed -sheet stretched over a
doorway and your photo lights be-
hind it. But don't forgot that you
can also make silhouettes outdoors
---and these are attractive too.
The lrielt is simply to have the
sun or brightest sky beyond your
subject., instead of in front, and
show your subject against a bright
sky background. Then you under-
expose. liar example, if th" normal
exposure would be 1/25 seesoud at
f/11 leas opening, you would use
1/25 second at f/22 to get the sil-
houette effect.
With .a box camera, you would
take a snapshot as usual, but first
you would :set the lens for the
sriialiest possible opening. Most
regular box cameras have a little
lever or slide which enables you to
do this. The proper Rim is the
"chrome" type, because it is a bit
slower than "pan" film in late af-
ternoon -and that is just what yon
want in this case.
There is one point on which you
must be careful. Don't allow direct .
rays of the sun to enter your suss..
Vou can avoid this by havi:ig a tree
or sonde tt!ltr..r object between the
camera and the. sun. S• ..:•timo5.
you .can t. 11L .ri til;: 51111 seitarely
behind you, a*,:lrject, and that is an
• excellent arrangement for good sil- '
' houette effects.
Tri show the subject against the
sky, you just select a low camera..
position -down close to the gronioL
This. it. effect, raises the subject
higher. Such a camera_ 1'ns Tion was
used to take tine )lieu.. t c ove. Of: '
course, ami action' pit : like this
(alis t'•ar a fast 011111 -say 1/40C.
;second, with tit 1-'. set at VS.
However, there are :ntndreds of
outdoor subjects that can be pie••'
tared. `sin silhouette" even with the
most inexpensive cameras. (Vater
• ueones, profile shots of penile;,
:bziidings against the sunset sky -
these are good examples. And a sil-
houette shot always has a neat;,
,decorative quality that snakes it
welcome in your album.
1 33; John van Guilder
in Goderich Township, she had been of June.
a resident of Hensall for the past 19The main block of the Hunter I3ri•
years, coming here from Hillsgreen, i dge and Boiler Works at Kincardine
where they ,farmed for many years.v was destroyed by fire early Sunday
A member of Carmel Pre.;byterian . morning last.
church, she was active in church or- Miss Irene Abbott, language teach-
ganizations and in Red Cross work, er .at, Minton Collegiate Institute the:
until her illness. Surviving are her
husband, three sons, H. W. Love,
manager of Bank of Montreal, • Ailsa
Crang; Gordon .and Hugh, of Stan-
ley Township; two daughters, Mrs.
Lorne Luker and Mrs: Clifford Moir i �T
of Hensall.
His Wicks ---•Hunt
past two years, has resigned the pos-
ition to accept one on the staff of -
Paris Collegiate
A pretty Wedding was solemnized! -
1E
NEWS
ANNUAL MEETING
-at the Thorndafe Unites cleurch,i ,, .-'The annual meeting of Huron Far -
when .blazel Marie, only daughter aft rne3's Co-operative Co. rid., wast.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hunt of Hansell, held in the town hall, Hensall recent -
became the bride -of Wilfred Carman ly with a fair attendance. Mr. A.
Hiscooks, only son of Mr. and Mrs. T3endaick was in the chair and Mr.
A. L. Hiscocks of Woodstock. "Rev 1 A. B. Bell acted as secretary. Thee
E. ,S. 'Hiscocks, uncle of the groom,) nilattes of last annual meeting were
officiated. The brides attendant was; read and adopted. The first order of
Mrs. V. N. Harrison' of London; Mr.' lrtasiuess was the explaining of the -
3. B. Mallon of Toronto was the i:inancaal statement and this showed.:
groomsman.. The young couple enjoy 1 the Co-Operativo to be in first class
ed a trip to Northern' Ontario and standing. The 1940 directors were
Quebec. re-elected, namely: A. Hendrick, 13.
•Hor.ner, B. Klopp, j. Armstrong, J.
Cornish--Thomtrsone A, C. heli, W. Alexander and A. B. Boli!
Carmel Presbyterian church manse k Mr. R. J. Scott, president of United
was the scene of a pretty wedding Fanner's Co-operative Co., Ltd., of:
when Rev. W. eWlr united' in marri- Toronto, was present and ,addressed
age Dorothy E. M. Thompson od Tor- the meeting•
onto, slaughter of Mn and 1V1 rs. 'Rob-
ert
nb-
ert Thompson of Hensall, and a
graduate of the University of West-
ern Ontario and Richard IL Cornish,
of Goderich who iis• oar. the• staff of
No. 12 Elementary School; ,Goder-
ich. For her wedding thee? bride diose
a street -length gown of white crepe
with white accessories trimmed with
blue and lovely dowers:. Mss' Blanche
Thompson was her sister's attendant
15,000 AT SEAFORTH _ "
The Orange demonstration at Sea --
forth on July 1 2{h was one of the
largest aver seen in the district, an
estimate of 15,000. The districts of
Perth, Huron, Oxford and Waterloos
vinare well represented. The :highlights
of the +proceedings was a colorful
parade participated in by 4,000 me-
mbers •z;rlrich took nearly an hour tars
fn white and pink. The groom was at- t' pass a given point. The parade far-
in
by.Hilliard Tresnbl'ey, of God- died attrecreation grounds and mar --
tended
eri•ch. Following the ceremorr;, a re t gated ri . Victoria Park where a large:•
ceptiort was held at the home of the C1a krprlb was held at which Lome
bride's parents. For their, wtrdding 1Xayo , of Hensel] was if of the
Mayor J. J. Cluff on behalf of the
trip thecouple motored to 1' Ionto, Town Council and citizenextended a
civic welcome. Prof: W. IItonton
Karr, to ,stet• of Welland, returning
:fawn Buffalo where he is professor
' ' of 'history in the Buffalo Univei sity,,
The .Uowick TUlu't'ual Insurance Ce 1giwe a splendid survey of the chug-•
paid out .$1,500 for animals lolled tote's throughout the wor' i and their,
:15 ildarad bx sigh t inj int, the ttetemr'dl6i ireiaUoat to the war,
COUNTY NEWS
Leta Mrs:A. Love
Mrs. Andrew Love, resident of
this village died on )'ridgy ttfternooi
al her holm hi her TV`Ih vea"t. Boris:
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