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•. Ic"7Ynee Cochrane of rl'orentd,
sI ted o t the borne of his 1 rothe'i° iih.d
tsist r during the week..
alai and i1'I'rs, Rugli Love weie ii7
°arrento during the week.
3utehering is now the order of the
Mr, and 'Mrs. W. Devidso,x visited
tiler folks at Dorking duriti the we
BLAKE
[x', sand Mrs. 'Rudy Swartzentriib-
x•
, . Sol Beehive, Willie, Girtie
anal 'Gladys Bechlor `rattended the fun-
nal .of the late 'Mee, Chris.l ichtie
nit Baden •oxx Saturday.
Ifr. and Mrs. Sam Gingericl spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Jacob
•.Gan
erich
.of the s t • ,
Goshen l ci
i 71C south.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gaedho • and
,slaughter from Imlay City, Mich.,
event the week -end with Mrs. Bar-
iare, Bechler. Mrs. Beclailer returned
tO"fn them for the winter months.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Lib and fam
sly were Sunday visitors with Mr. c
:and Mrs. Aaron Gin.gerich. ' t
STANLEY TOWNSH#'
gang bf worloneiy ' Onxanenced
,
this waelr; liuildiaig file ~'dxo line on
the Goshen line, and we e•,;pect i t
will only be a few wee'& till the
power 'will be tushed on, The line
oar thh Babylon which was '.ullt this
fall. ' .ad the power turned on a few!
w'ie.s 'ago,
11Vlr. Geor•.ga-'li.nderson has parches-
-444 o' s
one i; the lxeds' from the -Blake
congregation ;a.nd is having it moved
to his farm to use as an implement
shed,.
Mr and' Mrs. J. A. Caxnie have
been spaaxading a few days with fri-
ends at Hyde Park.•
Mi ' and Mrs. Gladwin
'V'iT•estlakcaj'
spent et few days recently with tri-
ends to London, St. Thomas and vie-:
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Turner of•
Loaidon spent the week -end with the
latter's s parents, Mr. and Mrs, R.N.
Douglas of Blake.
Rev. and Mrs, Kerr and :4inaia •1f'(ta.y
Johnston of Hagersville called on the
otter's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs,
Thos. Johnston of the town Iine, re-
ently, as they motored through 'on
heir way to Paisley.
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in your store, to influence. the decision
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St, Joseph and BeAvei' 'or; •,n;
Mr, a'aad Mrs. Percy 13edaid who
were recently harried and away on
a
wedding tour, ,have returned on
d' now li'wi On aid
the home vacated
by .Mr. aid Mrs. Morris Dt ixomme at'.
Beaver Town;,
111i', and .blas, Hector Laporte and
daughter of Detroit wore week -end
visitors to Me. and M. Rexnmie Je{-
frey of l3eaver Town.
-Me. quid •Mrs, Leonard Cook of De -
too -hand Mrs, II•oss-Hewitte of Wirxd-
sol,+ant 711 •
S Sunday x doxy with Mae.
R.achael.
D:enomne. of St, Joseph north.
.Mrs. Gilbert Jeffrey is spending ,a,.
few days caring for her mother, Mrs..
Joseph Bedard Sr., who is at present;
.on the sick list.
Mr. Frank Jeffrey of Beaver. Town
.Left on Sunday last, for Windsor and
Detroit for a visit.; a
Mr. Arnold Desjarcline ane his i ' bro-
.-thee Wray of the Blue" Water south,.
have returned from their hunting trip
up north with a . nice deeto for their
reward.
Those who have spent the past 5
or _6' .ti
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with vzth
their z e•3
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turned reed
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moon and sten and to the shifting
winds to prophesy • the -weatiner for.
the general good of the public, today,
have only to look,.upon, the slopes an
hills and wait to see what nature
will , do with the present spread of
snow. It is to be hoped that those
that have predicted this fall of .snow
"and more to follow, with a'h ird win-
ter ahead, will hang up their caps for
a season ;and leave it to some other,
guy who will be more lenient and
predict something for the rest of the
winter much easier,
Mr. Maxim Jeffrey of Windsor sp-
ent •Sunday with his parents in Bea-
vertown .with lVir. and Mrs. Leon
Jeffrey.
Mr. Leon Bedard of Courtright
was a Sunday visitor with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm, Ducharnne of St. Joseph
north.
DASHWOOD
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Tienlaa za nctson
Dennis, and Mr. Bloodsworth of Ham
niton and 141r. and Mrs Orlando Ire-
land and family of Ironton, • Ohio,
and Mrs. Hamill of Stratford were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs,
E. Tiernan and Mrs. Ireland. •
Mr. and Mrs. .. John Bender moved
to town Iast week: We welcome them
to town.
Mrs. R. Baker has returnect ' after
spending the past .week in Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith of Wind -
or were :Sunday visitors with Mr., and
Mrs: R. Baker. •
Gueather-.'Porosis-
On, 'Monday, November 8th a
quiet wedding took .place in Toronto,
at Mount Dennis parsonage when
Rev. J. Arthur Steed united in mar-
riage. Marjorie ID., elder daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Touriss, -formerly
of Arthur, Ont., to Irvlia, .yotingoet
'tan' of 'IVIr.•' and 'Mrs.. Charles Guenth-
er of Dashwood. The bride ' looked
lovely iu a gown of rust chiffons vel-
vet with accessories to match and
wore for travelling an Aiferican bro-
ad -tail coat with 'silver' fox collar
Dinner was served to the immediate
families at Hunt's Sava? '
which the young yin after sp8
couple Ief • on a reset
or trip to the United States. On -4-
their return they will reside at Dash
wood.
Obituary
Daniel Norinyle was born in De-
troit, Mich., on Sept. 12, 1874 'and
died in his home at Kalamazoo, 'Mich.
on Nov. 19, 1937 at the age of 63
years. His health began to rail in the
early part of 1935 and continued to
decline until his death on the above
date. The remains were brought to
Dashwood, Ont., for burial. Thefun-
eral was held Tuesday Nov. 23rd in
the 'hone of Mr. Edward . Nadiger,
brother-in-law of •deceased. Rev. H.
E. Roppel of the Evangelical •church
officiated. The deceased's childhood'
and ;youth were spent in .Detroit af-
ter which he went to Kalamazoo,Mch
where in the year 1905.he took em-
ployment with the Consumers Power
Co., which position he held for near -
lo S3 years up to the beginning of
his iThiess. He was married 37 years
_ ago to Minnie Nadiger of Dashwood.
No children were born to the union.
He leaves a sorrowing widow, ane
sister and a number of nieces and
nephews, ws, besides a large circle of
other friends :and acquaintances who
mourn his departure. Relatives pres-
ent at the funeral from a distance
were: Mr. and Mrs. Wnl. Schultz, Mt
Clemens, Mich; Mrs. *Hilton, Detroit;
Mrs. R. Perry, London; Mr. Gilford
Henderson, son L
, and on; Mr. and Mrs,
Wm. Henderson and family, London
Miss Carry Willer of London and
others. Interment took., place at the
Lutheran Cemetery -neat• Dashwood
tol }l iixid the yin people of
of t e; Yitoge are looking foa'w•ard to
the tinne,whca it av}ll be open,.
lu'llixbaia n 'leas torted the Me-
Ken;S ; haine on the , west side of the
r illage.
Mitxn]e Sangster has gone to Till-
conhurg ' where .she has secured Ja
good ,position.
Wilson Allan and razixily have
Moved irate I), Floss' house on King
et., recently vacated by 1'. D. Wren
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foster have
rented , - • r
z ed n. from 111n
rtlol n s„ Ethel Mur-
doch and' will move in about Dec 1.
On N. 29, the' Young People's
.Society of the Ilensall United Church
will sponsor a programs put on by
the floppy Cousins Entertainers of
'Elmira. The program consists' of quo
artettes, cornets,, etc,.
Beryl Pfaff was' able to restane,l
her duties' at the Heiisall Public Sch-
oel after ,being confined to her home
forsevera:l days as a result of a
motor car' accident.
Florence Welsh spent the past we -
k
e visiting ativ
t el es at
z Toronto,. non
to
, ,
•Ili Thos. I infer
z i
i is opening a butch=.
er shop nix. the .Murdoch block on' the
north side of King• St, The building
is being.tttecl up and will be openen
for busioeas shortly,
A Coizx, t •of P' ision on the 1937
nunicipaf4 voter s. lists was held in
the towns l}ail, Saturday morning with
County Judge Costello presiding.
Some 3 5 ';hangea were made' on the
HSGs.
•`"G. M. Drysdale, who recently sp-
ent several' weeks in Taronto attend -
jog a school of enpalnting and writ-
ing"
on hisr.;'exams ' has received ward
that he .ha''s passed successfully, ob-
taininw 91, per cent on his exams.
The Heiisall Chamber of Commer-
ce are '• sponsoring a Euchre and
Dance in the aid of the community
Christmas tree in the Town Hall,
Dec 1i ,37 .good meek and prizes..
A nomination meeting will be held
here on ;Prl'onnclay evening, Nov: 29th
to nominate candidates to fill the pos
itions of the couneillorse and reeve;
three school trustees and one public
Utility Chnissioner. If an election is
dem xn'dedpolling will take piace on
Monday, 'Dec, 6th.
Celebrates 86th Birthday
Mrs. Richard Welsh Monday last
quietly celehaatod her 86th birthday,
quite a number of callers dropped in
to congratulate her Mrs. Welsh is the
mother of,.a family of 12, all of whom
are•,living With the exceptions of one,
song, f illed i`n the Great War.
Reeve Crashes Hydrant
Reeve 4.:!'E. Shaddick of Hensall,
was badly, shaken up while on , his
way hones frons the County Council
on Tuesday of Iast week -wlien• he
missed the, 'sli ht jog . in. the Huron
road at tile`;,, end of Britannia road
at Godericll: and crashed into a fire
.hydrant J1"ci„ lost control, of the car
and after asking off the hydrant
at the base: caromed' into a hydro
pole. The .f •ont of the e.q-,r as' eaten
aiveiy daa "d" i
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COUNTY NEWS
The manes friends ` of stirs. Glad-
win Melick of Kippenr will be- sorry
t' know that` •she is quite ill and
cedy recovery. fai Hoped' for.
Mr. and Mrs, Alf. Smith of
HENSALL
Airs, Archie Rowc
1nTe has return-•
ed home."' spendinding " a ;.few
months in the Canada West
Miss Gladys : Douglas,' R.N., who,
.
has been nursing at the homee
Mr. and Mrs. L. Eyre of liruco f
efield,
for several weeks is spending a few
days at her home in Blake.
Jack, son of Mr .and Mrs. G. M.
Drysdale, who was a victim of in-
fantile paralysis during the epidemic
here, has returned to school again,
The new municipal skating rink
which is being
co
n
stru
ctetby he co -
I0 u.ct0n the property,'axk
is
about
a
Hen -
sill have moved to Egmandville, and'
will make their home -with her moth.-
er, Mrs. Fred Kennings; for the' pre-
sent
Four Hunters Shoot' Cow
Up at Port Elgin, following an
hour of patient, stalking four local
hunters, shot a Jersey cow owned' by
H. Boettger; on a fame bush lot, a•
few miles south of the village. Dam-
ages have, been paid -and the cow
quartered to satisfactions
Homes Get Hydro
Homes throughout Kincardine, Tp.
are now- enjoying- the, benefits of hy-
dro. Power was turned into the rur-
al lines after workmen rushed compl-
etion of a temporary power Bank' at
Kincadine. InstaTation will shortly be
made 'at Tiverton " and Underwood;
while plans are under way to extend
lines south from I Tncardine• to Bruce
Beach: summer: resort.
In Her 106th 'Year
Mrs. Eliza Motz, one of the oldest
women in Manitoba, ` 'and a former
resident of Huron; celebOateo leer 105
anniversary v a
s at her
er
rYhome in
Na,
p
ink a
on
Oct, • nth. Mrs. Metz• was bora in
the Exeter district and was married
at Crediton, moving to the West a '
few years later: lief husband' died in
1927. Mrs. Motz had 12 chd.deen; 10
of them still living and 5 over 70
yearso
f age.
She isa;
great, great
grand mother.
Unlucky, . Day
eros Geller,' Lucknow singer,
a :what ,he termed was the
nfortunate "break" he ever..)
one day. He 'wee heading for ;
and a Kiwanis Club luncheon
izorse ,ste`pped' out on the.
ear,: Winghanx It was- in. the'
ars and the visibility poor.
Ana
the animal, seriously dam-
e car, with the result' that he
of 'fulfill his engagement. To
11 the misfortunes; . ne found
aniining Iris' car insurarrce
at it had :terirnintt - a few
Cam
ran int
most •u
had, in
Toronto
when a
road, n
early ho
He stru
aging th
could n
top off a
when ex
policy th
days ago
„Awaiting E$timates
The Goderich `Coliegiate Institute
Board is awaiting the return of esti- r
mates presented to the Dept. of Edu-
cation by a contractor of Teroeto for
the changes and, additions; at the stli-
eel made -n xeessary bay the Addition of
4ao;pworlc And haixieeconomies' to the
curriculum,: It is planned to level, the
;roe
orf
f he ,gym and erect a -*~coed`
story to which the class rooms Torr
the
d, ne5w'aae:subjects will he located.
t.
Could'nt Stop
A quartette of inquisitive young.
stens :soon found. out how to start a
car in a show room in Goderich, but
they didn't know how- to; stop it ilia'
were saved that trouble, ;however,
when the car, started ingear, ,
d
ash -
, into . e
th d
n
pro ' the e silo
x'o0
w xn I
,i
narrawly missed a large plate glas
window. The prep.., father of one
the lads, arrived on the run aft
hearing the crash, sized up the situ-
ation at a glance and seized his off-
spring to administer a'eound• thresh-
ing without hearing the defence plc
The lad "took the'rap" for
some as the t p the four-
some, other boys lost n:
time in making off:,—Ex.
• In„jured. When Bicycles Collide -•
• Lois Hunter, 12 yr old daughter
f: r.
0 31'1 . and
Mrs. Gordon xdan l lxxitel' fitlt-
ffred a shaking .and other injuries,
• when a :bicycle she was riding came
in collision with another bicycle rid -
en by 1 . Turnbull, a H.S.:student,The
accident happened in a; drizzling; rain
and was attributed to poor visibility.
The girl was carried uncortscirsus to
a nearby home and medical .aid call-
ed. She was found to be suffering
frann a ruptured blood -vessel behind
the eye and a slight concussion.
Leaving Goderich'
Albert E. Barker, for the past 9
years -clerk at.Hunt's hardware, God-
erich, has accepted a position with
the Traquhar hardware store at Ex-
eter, and will move his family there.
After leaving school he obtained :his
first employment with the Done. Road
Machinery Co. he was there 6 years
two years. at Barker".s garage and:in
1928 began work at the hardware
store.
'Visitor From Alaska
A. W. Powell, of Wrangell, Alike an
has been visiting with his brother, Mr h
Stephen Powell of Exeter. Wrangell b
is on the southern strip of Alaska, ti
off the British 'Colunnbia -coast and the
climate is somewhat siinilaa- to mxr -m
own. Owing to the warm currents a
which circle the 'coast the weather in h
winter is Trot severe seldom going be- h
low 12 deg. 'below zero. Flowers and -
vegetables do exception -ally welIand
Taursctay, NNIovezrtlior 2•1itk 1967
onecould unit' ask for better stia•W.w.-
bended than were. grown there., 'nut.
inhabitants 'whiei. e
mostly trona Sweden rnu nd .orwa are
'and zvorway;
Mrs,. Robt. Hawthorne
An n aged and respected resident of
•Seaforth passed away.on Wed. six the
person. of Mrs, Roibt. Ilaw ho '
her 82nd year. She had been visitine g
with her sou, at (oderich and after
returning ,home took pneumoeia,Her
maiden name was Mary Rankin had
lived -n :
a. 'the community since 7 yr.s;.
of age, having than come from Scot.
land, ;I3er husband predeceased 2Z
st years t' Seafoxth, Survived by one:
of son and one brother. •
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Huron; Odd Boys
a• ' The annual meeting of the Huron
Old Boys' .Association, Toronto wills.
o be '.held Thursday evening, Nov. 25t]t
at the Y.M.'C.A., 931 College St.
Cards and refreshments followed the;
election of officers. All former resid-.
ents
of Huron n coons' ngw'resident or
!Toronto are .invited to• 'attend, .
Visit CountHome i
More than 70 menxy rst
bears of the T,ea„.:
gue of the United Church, Ilensali,.,
journeyed to ;Clinton and presented'
a program at the Huron County Ag-:
ed People's Home. They were greet-
ed
by Mr- and Mrs. Jacobs, the man-
ager and the matron, while bags of
candy were taken along for each of
the 100 inmatet& A musical program
*as presented during the evening;,.
including duets, and musical numbers
Among those taking part in the pro-
gram were: Mrs. George Hess, Mrs.
Broderick, Joyce Eroderick, K. Drys:
dale, Mrs. Ellis and others.
Expect Mild Winter
Tom Green, an Indian from Cape
Croker, returns each fall to a bush
in Wawanosh Twp. to cut wood for
the winter months. Last year he first;
broke into prominence by his weaath
r predictions when he predicted'
snow, steady from Nov. 1 to Dec. 26,
d it was a• failure. Undaunted;
oevever, he states that this full will
e mild. We will have little snow un-•
1 after Christmas, because of the,
thunderstorms he says. After Christ-.
as, is a long time to predict accure•.-
tely, but he feels that there will be
eavY snow during Jan. and Iie
as a little box by which he thinks Hhe
can tell the weather for three months-,
ad but not lenges.
WHAT P .:iiCE LENS ? '.
You don't need an expensiv
IKE owning wnia
a
g Six
were
P d
luxe automobile, there is plea
are in owning a de luxe camera, with
an ultra -fast liens. Whatever one'
skill, as a photographer, one points
with pride to theta or the L3.5 on
+a diaphragm -scale and properly
boasts of the camera's, great capa-
binty and of the variety ,f pictures
• Which it can take.
No question but that these expen-
• sir cameras with lenses allowing a
me num :apertura :of L2 .3.v or•
f::'1'_5" have` range and versatility that
greatly increase opporttuiities in
picture -taking and are a source •of
much satisfaction. end there is no
doubt that in the hands of an ad -
lanced enthusiast seelring technical
perfection they are a superior tool.
.But if you are unable to boast of
owning such a fine camera, don't get
an inferiority Complex. You cart
boast„ and Jst:iia:bly so, of the:fine
pictures ;you can get with the ora '
nary earera ;at f.6.3., or even 'with .a
srtia Te meniscus tens box camera
with but ane stop at around :f:1.3.
'Youmayregretthat +u are notable
to take action shots ,at `might al ;a
tlie
at fi
er' pier orntancc :fie ,$
club or stop a diving beautyitt
mol -
But do not forget that Many are
e
camera a#r
o
a picture tun
P e li
tet.`
this.
de the prise -winning photographs that:
s- , have been made with ordinary cam-
eras; box cameras not excepted. Yo>t
must concede that favorable light..
conditions are required for your-•
picture -taking,. but remember that,•
fav
vorabI
eli
.
ht
g conditions are eons., '
-uncommon phenomena. And: duo,,
cloudy days, the diminished light ot, -
early morning and later afternoon:.
and deep shade are not, ba these day
-of fast film, by any moans uufavor--'.
able light conditions for an f.8.3'
lens.
Beautiful. photographs are taker
with no lens at all ---with a pia -holey
camera. Again theownerof a cameraa,
with an f.2 lens more frequently". •
noes apertures equivalent to inose, .
in ordinary cameras because. four;
most of his picture -taking, he Toes',
not need the f.2 aperture: As witlha;•.
high-powered automobile, he has the'
speed when. needed.
Remember 'that •very poor pictures; ,.
can be taken with costly camerae,.
And very' fine pictures with inexpea, .
sive cameras. If you know what your
camera will •do and how to use it,
'whatever the speed of the lens mal.*'
be, you will :always have plenty or; •.
good pictures to boast about.
res JOHN' VAN GUILD.JDX . 1
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