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-Mx, and Mrs. David erich,Mr.
sand .Mrs, Jacob GingeriiCh and fam-1
. y spent Sunday •with Mr. and Mrs;,.
Stun Gingerieh.
Mtn and Mrs, Chris Erb and fam-
UN, were Sunday- visitors with Mr.
and Mrs, Rudy Swarteentruber.
Sunda* visitors with Ma and Mars
Jacob Swartzentr•uber• were Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Steckle and family; Mr.
-:fan Steckle find son Hilly; Miss Mar-
garet'><`ingerich, Mr. and Mrs, Amos
Gingerich, Mr, and Mr::. Roy Ging-
rich.
DRYSDALE
Illlr.and Mrs. Elmer Wesley and
Mrs. 1-i. Smith of Detroit spent an
ravening at the home of Mr. Ed, hIou•
sseau, last week.
Rev. Father L, Marchand was a
visitor with his parents at Tilbury
Inst week.
Miss Leona Bedard is spending a
!few days at St. Peter's Seminary, at
London.
14lr. Louis Moisteners: underwent
-nn operation for removal of tonsil,'
at Zurich on 'mondey.
Mrs_ E. Evans of Port Austin, is
spending the week at the Celina;'
Annie.
Mrs. Philip Dene mme attended
rias quilting bee at Mr.. '4Vm, Duch-;
•arme on Tuesday.
Mrs. Jos. Rau entertained her
neighbors to a quilting bee on We d-
:nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alco Merarnger of
the 14th con wore e nd.y tea els-
iters with Miss B. ' r u •.ae eft.
Rev.
Fr. M. Brisson of Lonclor-
,
'lied Tuesday d.nn.� with h ° father, l t
Sir. and Mrs. Edv: +, 1 Tri s on.
Mr. and Mrs. Errant Denonn e, t
spent the week-en:t , t the home of
their daughter, Mr,. Leb rimes of
Isatchener.
Miss Eugene Ohin is enete.-•el with
?ilxs. Remmie. Denomme for a few
weeks.
Mr, and d41t's, Frank • Corriveau
and :family attended the big ,.suppe
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. 'Theo.
a.yotte, 14th con., Saturday
The roads in this district are be-
ing greatly . unproved by the adclit
ion of sanding, which makes it much
safer for the cars on the icy roads.
The weather is nice this week, and
little ice is seen on the lake which
will be a big handy iea to local fisher-
men, and those who wish to store the
winters' supply of ice.
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St. Joseph and Beaver Town
' Mr, and Mrs. Wm.- Ducharrne mot-
ored to Windsor and Detroit. on Mon..
day last.
Mr. and Mrs, Oscar Tomlin of Lon-
don were last Sunday visitors to
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscura
I)ueharme.
Mr, Joselnh Cantin of Montreal,
spent Sunday in St. Joseph with his
parents, and has now returned to his
home.
Mr. and Mrs, N. M. Cantin Ieft on
Monday for Detroit and other points:
Mr. Ed. Brisson motored to Lond-
on ODP day lest week.
'ills Medelfnr Ducharme who has
been working in London the last few
veers is now at her home for some
time.
Mr. Conegue Cantin who has been
in Montreal for some years is now
spending the winter in St. Joseph
with his parr'nts,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Kuno Hartman of
the Geehen line were Sunday visitor.;
with the latter',; parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. 'D icharme.
• At time of writing there is much
ice on the Highway and a staff of
men are engaged in drawing sand on
he road.
Max and Rill have nearly compie-
ed their wood cutting job from
Eddie of. Beaver Town_
Teske Hnron ie still minus of ice
and unless a little chilly wave comes
acrese we fear for those who have
prepared to put away ice, will be dis-
appointed.
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ZURICH • HERALD
Aix\ and Mrs. Oscan' Dueiiarrne 7r
of Drysdale were guests to Mr. am!
Mrs. Fred Ducharrne of the Rlne
Water Highway, south, on Friday
last.
DASHWOOD
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Misses L 1
an 13.aand-'e •t
Rader � r ad
ysxt c.
Weber of Enrich .:and Miss Grace
Free of Seaforth were Sunday guests.
with Miss Gertrude Hoffman.
Mrs, Caldwell cif Exeter was a vas
itor with her mother, .Mrs. Jaeoh
Weber recently. • •
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kraft, • aro
spending a couple .of months • in
Texas,
Miss Ella 1', artinsen has been ill
with the flu but is reporsec: to. be
improving,
Baby Lorig Pedersen, small sail of
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Pedersen, who
has been very ill with pneumonia is
recovering,
Mrs. Sellery of Seaforth 'was a
recent guest with Mr. and Mrs. W.
Wolfe.
Mr. arid Mrs, Wm. Davis who
have spent several weeks in London
have returned home.
The choir of Dashwood Evangelic-
al Church and Rev. H. E, Roppel,the
pastor exchanged places with the
Grand Bend United Church and their
pastor, Rev. Moore, on Sunday even-
ing.
Dr. Eugene Tieraan, who rormerly
was practising at Tavistock. is visit
ing with his ,parents, Mr. and dMrs.
Ezra Tiernan, prior to leaving for
his new position in Halifax.
Dr, E. Tiernan, Mrs. Addison Tie-
rnan, Mrs, Ezra Tiernan spent Sun-
day in Hamilton with Mr. and Mrs.
Evang. S. S. Annual
Following the recent election of.
Sunday School officers in the Dasb-
,vood,•Evang. church the staff' of wor-
kers for 1937 were installed as fol••
laws: Supt. Ezra Render; asst., H.
Roffman; Secy., Vernon Nchatz; ast.
Albert Goetz; Treas. Daniel Weber;
'ipianist, Don Oestreicher; Asst,, Miss
Gertrude Hoffman; Librarians, Jr.
boys class; Orchestra leader, Maurice
lumpp; Asst. Mrs. Betty Taylor.
The teachers and as sistnnts were, also
1tppionted. Miss. Coin,, Mrs. Garnet
Wildfong, Mrs, M. Tiernan, S. Wolfe.
%i Eagleson; Temperance corn, Mrs.
o. E. Oestreicher, Mrs, Erv. ;Schad".
tao, Link, M. Tiernan. Encouraging
Ports were given by the Secy and
tl e Treas. indicating good attend-
aace and offerings. Splendid reports
Were also read by officers of the or-
ganized classes. There were four
pupils with perfect attendance thro-
ught the year.
COUNTY NEWS
Jos, .Martene, of Stephen, had the
misfortune to fracture a bone in his
left wrist when he fell while skating
off; some ice the other day.
•--.Purchases Property
'Glen McNight, of Clinton has pur-
chased the estate of •the - Tate Mrs.
Penrice of Exeter, and formerly oc-
canpied by her. Kr McNight expects
tt inove to Exeter in March when he
will take over the Massey -Harris ag-
ei;cy there.
Visited With Friends
Wnz: Eisenbach, of Detroit, who
Ira Tiejna z. has been visiting friends in and aro-
Mrs. Milford14IcIsaxac andbaby of and Grand Bend left for his home.
Detroit spent a few days with 14Tr. see,. • and Mrs, Peter Eisenbach and
and Mrs. P. Mclsaac. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Crang of the Pend
Miss Ruth Tiernan of v`4restervelt's acompanied him spending a week in
e
Detroit.
Attend Band Concert
,Ted Walper of Exeter attended
the Band Masters' Convention at
-i 'aterloo and was accompanied by
Teri, Harness, Harold Whyte and
Jack Walper of Grand Bend, and at-
tended the Bared Concert of the Wat-
oi?,1to.. Band Sunday last.
Business College spent the week -end
at her home here. having as her
•
guest, Miss Eleanor Galley of Forest.
Mr. and 1iTrs. Webber and small
son of Exetetr were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kellerman; •
Mr. George Kellevman is very ill•'
al the time of wriaing.
Mr. Czar Kellerman wt o has been
fn gather poor heeeltli recer Jly has
returned to Terenlo, where he i;
stating with Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Bro-
ughton.
Miss Olive Caldwell of Exeter was
a visitor on Sunday with Miss Marie
(Pord.
Mr. George Stire is spending - a
1 few weeks in London with his den-
'
Mr. and Mrs. Wzn. Rader of Zara!
ich were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Rader, 'e:
Herbert Hey who has been week>
ing in Usborne last summer visitd;
(friends and relatives in Dashwood orae
C.1
Back On DutyAgain
gain
hiss Grainger recently resumed,
is":1: as superintendent of the i ea
Ol *ton Community Hospital, after J St
ing had several month's leave • of I fie
a,a enee owing to illness. Her many I it
f1 ,reds are pleased that she has fully ti
overed. Teat
1889 she was united in marriage. tai.
Wxn. Penrice. They resided .In e -
Gillivray until the year 1907 when
they moved to Usborne where they
remained until the death of Mr. Pen.
aloe in 1915. • She became seriously
ill a few days before her death. Was
a devoted member of Trivitt church
and took an active part in all church;
work, Is survived by two daughters'.
and 4 sons,
Died Staffa
a
a
There passed peacefully.. away :�.t
her home in Staffs), Rebecca E. .Camp
bell, wife of Geo. W. Hutson, after
lingering illness for a number of ye
ars. She was born in Hibbert 2 mile
west of Stafi'a. iter father was Jose
ph Campbell, and she was married t
her bereft husband - in 1885, and' had
spent the greater part of her life b
and around Stale. Besides her hus-
band she Ieaves a_ daughter~ and three
sons.
Thursday, January 28th, 1937
tending. After supper a programs
'was given. Mr. A. L. Erwin, presi-
dent of the choir, was chairman `of'
the evening. After eongratulation5
the 'members of the choir• for the
harmony and good will enjoyed the
past ten years :since the organization
of the choir.
Leg Fractured
Geo. Carter had the misfortune to
fracture his right leg while working
in his father's, Chas. Carter's bush on
' .East Wawanosh. At the same time
a • his co-worlcer, had his arm cut - by
a .crosscut saw which they were using
s at the time„ The two men were matt-
_ I ing the limbs off a tree that had be-
° ; en felled. The tree turned or sprung
and threw Geo, to the ground, cause
1 ing a fracture between the knee anis
ankle of his right leg. Ile was talc -
en to Winghaan General Hospital
where the fracture was reduced. Te
required seven stitches to close the
, wound on Rutherford's arm.
Goderich Man Injured
Donald MsDonald of Goderich who
is employed at Port Colborne with
the International Nickel Co., was ter-
ribly injured in a motor accrcient,and
is in Welland hospital, where ii is ex-
pected, he will be confined for sever-
al months, He was riding in a car
driven by a friend, returning to Pt.
Colborne from Niagara Falls hockey
game when the car went into the
ditch. The driver of the car, also a
Pt. Colborne young man, was killed,
while a third young man escaped with
an injured ankle and bruises. It was
he who staggered away to obtain
help. MacDonald had both legs. brok-
en when the car crashed .into a tree.
An Auto Crash
Slippery roads and rce-covered I
windshield resulted in two motorists l
being removed to Scott Hospital
Seaforth, following a head-on collis-
ion at a turn on No. 8 Highway, 1•
mile west of Seaforth. Dr. J. C. Ross
i'
dr vin
west, est
g , Iost control of his car
on the cornor and police claim, cr e.-1
shed into a car driven by F. Rich -1
ardson, a London coal •traveller, Pi-!
chardson's car ended in the ditch -i
Both were removed to the hospital,1
Richardson in an unconscious state,'
suffering from undetermined injuries i
and Ross, from knee and head injur-
les. Prov. Traffic Officer Callender
investigated.
I
Hold Oyster Supper
A very enjoyable evening was sp-
it Friday eve lase by the, choir or.
Andrew's United Church, Bay -
Id
; l
in the basement of the church:, .l
being an oyster supper, also a bon -
Ltd supply of cakes, pies and other
abies to suit the tastes of all at -1
SW= MOM X 1.7MI.na
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111-1E HERALD
Mrs. G. Young Injured
fr8. 'Gordon Young of Goderich,'
yi* ' painfully ,injured recently when,,
fell down stairs at her home iu
place. She suffered a broken
and severe bruises, witr a hard
ing up.
lee New Town Clerk
n b. Wilson, ' town clerk of
urday and expects to resume his 'forth for the last thirty years,
has; resigned the position and is sue
work at the same place this year.
ceeded by his son, D. H. Wilson. The
Rev. H. A. Kellerman of i
Waterloo retiringncJ00 clerk 190was1. mayor of Seaforth
visited his father, Mr. Geo. Keller-.'
man who is on the sick list, on Tues- Mark Golden
day. Wedding
On Sunday at Goderich Mr. and
Mrs. P. McIsaac entertained a Mrs. John Sparr observed the 50th
number of friends at aquiltingora anniversary of their wedding. He is
Tuesday evening, a grocer. On Jan, 24, 1887, Miss
Barbara Mayer, daughter of Mr.
Miss -Clara Kraft visited friends,' and Mrs. Alex. Mayer, of Wellesley
in London last week, was^married to John Sparr, soli of
lith. and Mrs. Andrew Sparr of Lin -
The Henrich Memorial Band of .rood, in St. Josr;rh's church St. Ag -
Dashwood held their annual meeting;'atht, by Rev: Father Sweitzer. Since
and election of officers in the pract :their 'marriage they have lived in
ice room with Rey. H. E. Koppel pre- Wellesley; Mildmay and Goderich.
siding. Miss Gertrude Iloffxnan, the Late Mrs. Cronyn
secretary, reported $429.56 raised Mrs. Jas. M. Cronyn, of the High -
during the year and a balance on waysouth of Centralia, passed away
hand of $277.71. The newly elected after three weeks' illness in London
officers are: President, Addison Tie- Hospital. Her age was 75 years and
man; Vice -Pres., Sidney Baker; Lea- 6 months,Mrs. Cronyn"s maiden
der Harry Hoffman; Asst. leader, name was Mary Glavin. She was born
Maurice Klumpp and Howard Klump in Stephen, a daughter of the Iate
Secy-Treas., Miss Helen Nadiger; Patrick Glavin. The funeral was hell
Engagement Com. Mrs. T. Klumpp, from leer residence to Mt. Carmel
A. Tiernan, H. Hoffman; Social Coni. Carmel cemetery Thursday Iast.
]iIrs. A. E. Oestreicher, Mrs. Alvin • Boy Takes Own Life
Kellerman, Mrs. M. Klumpp, Miss F. A sad event occurred in Kincard-
Baker, G. Wildfong; Prog. Com. Mrs ine Twp. arecently was the self -in -
T. Klumpp, the leaders ants D. Oes- flitted death of Wm. Reid Slessor,the
treicher; Transportation Corn; A. Tie 17 yr. old son of Mr. and Mrs, Robt.
man, M. Tiernan, W. Wolfe, T. Kin- Slessor. The cause is believed to be
rnpp, F. Wein; At the conclusion of an, injury received by the boy when
the business one minute of silence a child. While the injury was serious
was observed in memory of the late at the time it was believed there wo-
Rev. W. S. Hendrich, the original uld be no lasting results. Of late the
organizer of the Band. Following boy had suffered from blinding head -
this a social half hour was enjoyed aches, and in a period of depression
with rereshments provided by the he went to the barn at his home and
male members, of the band, Shot hiinself in the head with .a rifle.
Kelled on No. 8 Highway
Dashwood Evang, Church Organ. Tho first highway fatality of the
nations Elect Officers. year in Huron County occurred on
Rev. H. I{'. the No. 8 two miles out of God-
Roppel, the pastor of Crich, Monday last when Harry Saun-
')ashwood Evang• church, presided ders of Toronto, aged 32 was fatal -
for annual election of officers for the ly injured when his car Ieft the
heir and Mission Circle recently road and crashed into a tree, Al.
New ofcers for the choir are: Presi.. though he was terribly injured, he
lent, Miss Catherine Pinkbciner:
rice -Pres., Mrs. T. IClurn
' i e -a5., Mrs, Vernon Se.hatzp•,pLeader
Mrs. J. M. Tiernan; Asst, leader, Mr
• E. OO.treicher; Organist, Miss A
ir•'r,n; Asst. Org. nee G. Hoffinxai -
iabrarians, Stuart Wore, A. Goetz
`rse of icere of the Young Peopi s
''rasion Cire"le for 1987 aro: Pres
Mie G. Hoffman; Vice-pres., S. Wol
?ecorrling Secy,, Miss Aldene Parr
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crawled from his car and flagged a '
nagging• nilotorist, who took him to I
z dodoes office in Goderich, whence'
was; taken to the Hospital and died
;shortly' after. Police who investigated
escerts irted thte Saunders a ii
4 , end'
-aie.em ,n of Toronto, was sub; s:et to
tinting spells and it is belteve.d the
•ar;.left the road when the driver was
svcrcomo by a spell.
Death of Mts. Penrice
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CAT PORTRAITS
Uft
Did th h
o p otographer say, "Watch
to mean something to a cat,but, a
obtained by dangling a bre
the birdie"? This command ought
s a matter of fact, these poses were
-girt object near the camera.
IT is natural for an amateur pho-
ii tographer, according to his tastes
and interests, to become intrigued
with one kind of picture subject:
animals, machinery, trees,, sky-
scrapers,
kyscrapers, wild life, marine views,
and What not. The result, often, is
that he finds himself pursuing a
fascinating hobby within a hobby -
searching for and photographing in-
teresting types of his favorite pic-
ture subject.
One of the most enjoyable and
challenging •of one -subject hobbies
is making portraits of cats. You
soon learn that the mature cat is
an animal of many expressions, and
that he rarely fails to reward you
with an interesting one. Yon dis-
cover, also, that cats have Indi-
viduality, even those of the same
breed. Consequently, in making cat
portraits you obtain a variety of
distinctive studies.
Sometimes -and this is the chal-
lenging part of cat photography -
you need something more than pho-
tographic skill to be successful.
When it comes to posing for the
camera, the feline is often a per-
verse creature. Dogs beyond the
puppy stage are generally obedient,
but, to keep a cat in front of the
Iens, it is usually necessary to en-
tertain him. Even then, Thomas is
likely to "take a walk" out of the
view w finder• with
s.oniplote indite
Shrene:e to what you say to hint or
< hout. him. He has a mind of his
own, hence, thorn will be times
when 7c-11 ,',I' , e ;] ClzrbA:,in
kmune n1 ate ssize tarrt to r' i,.aver
the at. Especially outdoors, where.
Thomas is in a lively mood, you may -
iind that the best you can get is,
9/10 backyard and 1/10 cat. On the
other hand, Thomas loves to lie irk
the sun, especially after a good meal,
and then, usually, you .find him a
Most tractable model.
Inside the house the chances are •
alevays good because here a cat its•.
generally quieter and disappearing ,
acts can be prevented. Here, too, you
canmore easilyarrange a contrasting
background. The surest way to catch
a pose is to use a flash bulb. Flood-
light lamps seem to cause most cats:.
to lie down and bask. Cats, however,.
being inquisitive, like to look out of '
windows for long. periods, giving you
a chance to creep up on them and
snail a good picture by daylight.
A most useful "accessory before
the feet's. for cat pictures is a por-
trait attachment over your regu
lar lens permitting close-ups within.
aarra's length. But, if you do not use a.
portrait attachment, be: sure your foe
cue is correct, so that the image of
the cat will be quite sharp. Then you;
can mast: out the surrounding part
of the negative to obtain a big -
image enlargement as in the plc- •
tares shown above.
Remember that the typical physic--.
cal characteristics of cats are their
whiskers and the •Iigtlid gleam in
their eyes. The one needs a contrast-
ing background; the other, it must
ho confessed, needs lack w t'i the
light reflections. If you succeed in
rerlinaling froth, you are a good cat
hes s "• ,'-
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