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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1935-08-15, Page 4.. ' Three Swartzentr"a"•l ar, accomp- M,r., and Miaa.'David Oesch is aly spent Suu'nd.ay with fri- xdi a near 'M.t. Cariahel. and Mrs. Sana. Gesell and fam- ,shelled on his mother, Mrs. Caro - 0e -se Sunday afternoon. ass Jean Rey is holidaying at -.home in the village. 'gr.and Wire. Jake Swartzentrube't' zed Milan; Mr, and Mrs. Roy Ging= eby. and Mrs. Amos Gingerrch Bend Jean, were Sunday visitors with Mfr. and Mrs. Ed. Oesch. Pleased to report that Mrs. Barb - =era ,Gerber who underwent an oper seitldaxi tit 'Kitchener Hospital, is gett ,ring along as well as can ee expected Vile Annie Oesch of the Goshen. Mine is holidaying with her aunt, Mrs "'alaudy ` Oesdsh. A group of young folks of 1 avis- spent Sunday with friends on lzeBrollS011 Line. EMx and 'Mrs. Chris. Gingerich and =embers sof the family spent Sunday °eeffile, Mad. and Mrs. Chris. Erb. STANLEY TOWNSHIP Mr4 . nd 1$1'h'i WPIN 'NIlrer of W.in dsor 'were Visitors With Mr. and 'Mrs Geo. 'Caias bell. Stook -threshing between •slrowere seams to be the Older of this day at present, There as a tremendous buck of ,,straw and ,a good average yield of :Miss 'Margaret Erratt of Mount Elg " *sn Residenal School is spending a F. Stew ;,lays -,with her sister Mrs. Henry ►. ,alt. -isses Dorothy Peck, Syble Keys ke end 'Isabel Robinson are spending 10 ;:days at the Girl's Camp, Goderich. :Miss -(Grace Robinson has returned Moine after taking a course in Agric- eulturre, at the O.A.C., Guelph. Mr. Geo. Boyd of Niagara is visit- item isit- i i at Mr. Roy Lamont's. Rev and Mrs. H. G. Bandey are :ay ton their vacation. Ma" 'r..J. H. Laverty of Toronto, is .srecterl to take the services in the ;Z;oshen church on Sunday, August ir HILLSGREEN • Threshing and harvest ere the ord- er of the day, Mr. and Mrs. W. Love of Ailsa Craig visited the former's brother, Mr, .and Mrs. G. Love and family. Ma. and Mrs. E.- Smith and fam- ily of Kippen visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Weido and family. Mr. and Mrs. W. 'Davidson spent the week -end in Mitchell and Listo- well. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson and Mr. Robinson and son all of near .ditch-, all visited the former's son, Mr. C. and Mrs. Robinson. Peet .is beginning to move faster' now as the winter is approaching .and most likely the •f re will be ap- preciated oncec again. So get your .order in early folks! Miss Vera Colbert of Kippen, spent ,Sunday with Miss Annie E. 3arottr`. Mr. Thos. Black returned to his duties in Detroit, after a week's vac- ation here. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Sounders of London visited friends here on Sun- day. Rev. A. Sinclair of Hensall, was in charge of the service on Sunday at the Hillsgreen church. H Mr. and Ivlrs. A. Black of Detroit, and Mrs. Love and members of her family spent a day at London and Goderich, also Sarnia. Several folks attended the military service of the late 14Ir. Ernie Meyers at Blake on Sunday from this vicin- ity. Mrs. Ward Forrest is being visited by her sister Marjorie and niece Mar alt, Misses "Annie and .Aggeres Cochrane of Clinton with. friends; Mr, Jas. Cochrane end Mr. and Mrs, Ross Mk and son Douglas; Miss, Gwendolyn Eller, all of Toronto. with friends; Mr, and Me. A. Black and son Thomas of Detroit, with Mrs. Love and family; Mr. and Mrs. Mae Tully and family with friends of St- ratford; Piss Gladys Coleman of Egrainalville with friends; Messrs, Filshie and Passmore of Hensall were in •charge of the service in Hillsgre- en church on Sunday in the absence of Rev. Chandler. who is taking his holidays now. Visitors away from this vicinity recently were: 112r.. and Mrs. Robt. Stephenson and family, and Mrs. L. Troyer with Mr. and Mrs George Stephenson and Bobie at their summer cottage Kincardine. Mr. W. Jarrott and daughter Annie, and Miss Audry Kelly with Dr. and Mrs. Moir of Huron Springs, Hensall Mr. and Mrs. C. Robinson with fri- ends in Mitchell; Mrs. L, Eiler and Miss Edna Cochrane at Georgian Bay and Owensound; Quite a num- ber took in the 1G1st celebration in Clinton from this part. p.£ th at 11 o'clock, his subject will . garet of near Chiselhurst. 'Ibe The Power of Prayer. (intended for last week) • „Zr. and Mrs. T. M. Snowden and The Hillsgreen church are holding ala 'tees were recent visitors with dieresis at Newmarket. Miss 'Irene Scotchmer has returned 'oane from Toronto. Mrs. J. A. Carne attended the Allan -Drysdale family reunion held eat Poet. Huron Saturday last. Miss :Isabel Manson, R. N. of De- troit, as visiting at the hone of Mrs. A_ Manson. Mrs. John Shantz of Waterloo, - sisited 'with relatives on the Bron- their regular anniversary services on Sunday, September 22, at a.m.. and p m. Rev. Mr. Page of James Street church, Exeter will be the guest spe- aker for the day. Special music will be supplied at the services. Recent 'Visitors in the vicinity we- re Idrs. Lydia Troyer with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Stephenson and a°rienrle! .Liss Mary Hagan of London with her sister Miss Dolly and brother Frank; Miss Audry Kelly of Toroote Fresh Air Fund with Miss Annie E. Lortg Service — Satisfaction e Cream Separators mean both. That's why many of our original machines are sill in use and doing full duty. When you buy a Renfrew product you deal with Ren- " frew's own representa- tive in your own neigh- borhood. I3e is responsible to you. Investigate all the features of the Renfrew before buying— the waist -high supply tank -- the interchangeable capacity features—crank just right height—rapid, perfect separa- tion—adjustable cream stand— and the record behind all Renirews. 4 sizes—for small or large herds. THE dear LINE STANDS THE TEST OF TIM E HUGH THIEL, District Representative Phone 93 r 4, Zurich, Orit. HENSALL Mrs. Peter Fisher visited with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Moffatt, in Stanley. Mr. and Mrs. Ilarold Scruton of Port Dover visited in town. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Dick and son Douglas of Toronto visited his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas Dick. Eleanor Fisher is spending a few weeks with her brother at Graven- burst. Mrs. (Rev.) Young•and little dau- ghter returned home from Seaforth hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Alex McMurtrie of Toronto visited with his mother re- cently. Me. and Mrs. George Iless and: family are camping in the Pinery Robt. Higgins has returned after two week's visit in Kitchener. Mr. and • Mrs.' Fred Hess and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hess and children vis- ited over a weeke-nd in 3lichigan. Rev. Gordon of Cavell Presbyterian Church,Exeter, took the services. in Carmel Presbyterian church. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Thompson, Mr. Sid Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. F. Thompson of Carduff, Sask., • were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Wm. Luker. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Joynt ,of Tor- onto are visiting with Mrs. Joynt's mother, Mrs. Alice Joynt. Rev. and Mrs. Sinclair, and family have returned from Camping near kith IVIr. end Mrs. I. Ms- Steiiahagefl of Tbvistock vier ' parents last weep. 'Mrs. T. Hoperoft and Mr. azd,lVi '''L. Bender spent last week- end' titrystal Beach. Mrs,. R. Guenther as visiting fri- ends dt ,Grimsby. Ml ail(' Mrs. McGregor of St. Marys wore last Sunday visitors with Mr, and 'lirs. Otto Resterneyer. Mr.' and Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan spent a few 4.ay9 with' Dr. and Mrs. Taylor at Wasaga Beach last week. Mr. end MTs. Jack Griffith (nee Lucile ,Mcisaac) and Melvin • Vernon of Detroit spent the week -end with Mr. and 11Irs. P. McIssac, Jean • Mc- Issas returning' to Detroit with them. Mary Maltsam who has been visiting with her grandparents during the semm.ma has returned to Detroit to take a trip with the l3ishof's to Long= lake ,tstaaeugh Mich, Mr. Diincan McDougall of King- ston, renewed old aeuaintances here over the ''week -end. Miss Rise Guenther of Windsor is spending ;hr vacation with her par- ents he•e'a�d at Wasaga Beach. Rev. and Mrs. A. Kellerman and family' of aterloo spent a few days with relatives. Mir. and Ars. Milford Mcisaac, and Willis, Mrs, P. Mcisaac and Mrs Hartman ;enjoyed a motor trip up to Midland and Wasaga Beach. q . COUNTY NEWS frons cl _mooing. After they had been. brought to .shore the woman wee in an unconscious condition and first aid methods wera resorted to for a- bout bout ten: minutes before she regained consciousness. Passes Away Suddenly 1• After being down town in apparent good health, John Ford, who for a number of years has been caretaker of the Exeter Cemetery, returned to his home on the lake road, and pas- sed I. away on Friday afternoon, after complaining to his .assistant that he was not feeling good. A doctor was immediately called but before :his arrival the patient had passed' away. He is survived by his widow and four Son's'. Stealing Pigs Thieves have been carrying off young pigs from several fauns near Milverton. Eight .were lifted from two different owners. They weighed between., 70 and 80 pounds each, a third fanner also losing six. Sale of Taxes The town of Orillia is advertising 288 properties for sale for arrears of taxes, some of whieh have been accu- mulated since 1918, and total over a hundred thousand dollars. It is little .wonder municipal councils have difficilty in meetingtheir financial liabilities. Shier—Collings A ;charming : wedding was solemn- ized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Golling, Thames Road on July 30,by Rey MIs A. ' Hunt, of Exeter, when their youngest daughter, S. Bernice, was united in marriage to Lloyd Shiers of Bryanston. Dynamite In Coal Pile Saves ,Life • Jumping into the Goderich harbor at the risk of his own life, Capt. P. MacDonald, of the tug Forrest, on Thursday last, saved a' young boy from drowning or by being crushed H. Golding, M. P. between the tug and pier. Joe Webb Wino will be Liberal Candidate ei7r. a member of the crew, assisted in e i the new Huron -Perth constituency, the rescue. The lad, Jerry Smith, the tug Forrest was sidling in to the pier when Jerry essayed a jump to the deck, in spite of Capt. shouted warn- ing. The boy leaped, with the tug a- bout four feet from the pier, missed Established 1900 his footing and fell in the water, a ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY bout fifteen feet deep. The boy was not a swimmer, went under, but Capt NOON FROM THE day:, All ZURICH HERALD MacDonald rushed from his cabin and dived over the rail., fully clothed to catch the lad as he came to the surface. Old Resident Passes. Death claimed a pioneer of Huron County and one of the oldest resid- ents of Goderich, in the person of Mary B. Gunn, wife of Wm. Lerman She was in her 88th year and ill 10 days. Was born in Goderich Tp., au; ghter of Pat Gunn who settled them l in 1846. After her marriage they farmed in Ashfield Tp., coming to Goderich 13 years ago where two years ago they celebrated their gold- en wedding. Work at Swimming Pool Work on :the Lions Club swimming pool, Seaforth, is under -way, a gang of men have been working cleaning out the slime and silt that accumu- lates on the bottem. A cement bottom? is being put in and leveled up. Gray - el will be hauled from the golf course pit. The swimming pool was constr- ucted in 1925. The Lions had a bee and cleaned out what was known as While loading the Goderich Salt the quarry. The water flows .in. from Co's" truck at the; coal yore at the Silver Creek, which rises .close by harbor, J. E. Huckins discovered a and is fed by numerous springs. The stick of dynamite, apparently me mater is clear and cooL Toronto. ! leaded with the last cargo of coal Mr. and Mrs. Penrose of Toronto from Toledo. Tjre dynamite WEIS cap- ped, b'dt,, was damaged so that there was odanger.of its exploding. The s as thrown in the harbor. spent a few days with their relatives Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brown. Mr. and Mrs, Alf. Clark and chil- dren, also Mr.: and Mrs. 'coy White of Lon don. are c, n i• t thg: � •.. r 1• .""lin is, o n Elder, Pearl and Lorne left for Drummondville,' Quebec, .where they will spend the next three weeks. Mrs. Connor of Muncey has been visiting a few weeks with her aunt, iiirs. H. Harmon. Ma. and Mrs. Orme McKenzie and 3iieny interesting and novel events have been, added. 04. 34. 43 .01.0.134,4.* 41.101,011,4•40.110.400444.6Ft.p! . W....< «.:.., »y r...:.,.,.� a.:+s HERALD OFFICE Do You Know?1:1- Mr... MERCHANT! You know thoroughly well that you have power in your store, to influence the decision of your cus- tomers in regard to what they buy from you. Your customers rely on you to give them products which in use or s givep consumption, will thern complete P satisfaction. If it is right to use big city dailies and nationaly- irculated magazines then, by the same token, it is Tight ,jpise local weekly newspapers! 1, am the Master Salesman of this Community, and my name is y ADVERTISE t ?,t *4 9++.04+++#++3,'11 M+ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 0 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 oa•:. or the Seaforth Fa. Fair have Bien issued, the far comes this year on Sept. 19th and 20th,and is a little more than a month away. A. number of changes have been made 11,y. :the Society this year, particularly in the sports .and attractions, where children, and Dorothy McKenzie of Kincardine, visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Drummond. - Mrs. John Parke is visiting at the home of her son, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ence Parke, Goshen Line, Stanley. Geo. Douglas and daughter Irene, were in London on Monday attending the funeral of his nephew and niece, the late Mr. and Mrs. L. Mc Ash, who were drowned on July 31st. Harold Bonthron, Bob Drysdale and Ken Manns are camping at Pike Bay for a few weeks. DASHWOOD Harvest Home services will be held in the Lutheran church next Sunday, Rev. Killinger of London, will be the speaker in the morning and Rev. E. Miller of Cleveland, formerly of this place in the evening. Special music will be rendered by the choir. Last Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. A.: E. O+estreicher were: Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Doupe, Miss Roxie Doupe and Master Howard Hodge �• . all• of I\lr11t on • Mrs. John Anderson and Miss Mary Anderson; ;•sir. and Mrs. Wrn. Arthur and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hodge of Anderson. Miss Mary Ellen Vincent of Lon- don spent a few 'days with her par- ents. - Miss Zeta Nadiger, nurse -in -train- ing of Victoria Hospital, London, is spending her vacation with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wan. Nadiger. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schroeder of Windsor and Miss Selina Eifert of Detroit, were last week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs.. Frank Biesenthal of Pembroke are spending a few weeks with relatives here. Dr. and K.rs. Taylor are spending two weeks vacation at Wasaga Beach Miss Grace Guenther of Kitchener, spent last week -end with Mr. and Mrs E. R. Guenther. Mr. Gordon Goetz and sister Mrs. Donehey. of Chicago are spending .'ieir vocation at their home here. Mr. Milton Cook of Kitchener cal:- led al-lcd on friend, in town last Monday. ra. eili?'or:l Mcisaac and family of Detroit are spending their To Meet. Premier Hepburn tratford—A deputation represent- iii;,the temperance forces of Perth, Ifon and Peel Counties, affected let she • ruliiig of the Supreme Court tilt the old Canada Temperance Act is'stiil .inforce,'; wilI meet Premier Hepburn in Toronto shortly, accord- ing to President Fleming of the Tem- lierance Federation. Eight Poles Mowed Down A coupe owned and driven by Mr. MacAstockei son in law of C. E. Allison, of Goderich, took off eight telephone poles and guy wires when it was crowded off No. 8 Highway. The driver received deep, Iacerations to the back of his scalp and across his forehead and also concussion of the brain. - Contractor Injured When working at the construction of a new residence for Russell Siinnp son, near Moorsvilie, Wm. A. Balk - will, well-known Exeter builder and contractor, had the misfortune to fall from a gang plank. He received medical aid and it was found he had three ribs,fractured in addition to receiving a bad shaking up. i Auto Shine Rooster Ruins S. K, Keine parked his 'shiny new car at his brother's house and went into the fields to helpthresh wheat. When he returned he found an ex- hausted rooster and, one side of the car in need „of paint. He'figures the rooster must` have fought his image in the shiny ;surface.Durham CrOnicle Wins High. Honor Dr. Ernest Appleyard, son of Can- on and Mrs. E. Appleyard, of Sea - forth, has been successful in passing the exams. for admission to the Roy- al College, of Physicians, Londonthe' highest standing awarded in the Em- pire. After graduating from the med- ical school of Western University. Saves Couple from Drowning Town Clerk A. W'. Blowes, of Mit- chell, while in swimming at Grand Bend' Suiaday last noticed a man and his wife in difficulty shoat 100 feet from the store. The water was very rough, they had gone beyond' their depth -and as they were holding on to each other both were- far danger ief' • rare,aa real another man who was bat.aniaz:; recti d thr.• couple Su$t. tit tittle: to, save: them r Herald Printing Office, SUBSCRIPTION RATES—$1.25 ar year, strictly fm advance; $1.50 in a arrears or 82.00 may be charged, De - S. $1.50 in advance. No paper discone. tinned until all arrears are paid un- less at option of publisher. 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AMtEMBERof the Snapshot returned recently from a rather long journey after visiting relatives in many cities: "I had a lovely time visiting and enjoyed the traveling," she wrote, "but one thing took a lot of joy out of my trip, i did not take along my camera. No, 1 didn't forget it I simply didn'ttakeit and thought no more about it until I reached my sister's home. Then T' discovered something. I have been reading the Snapshot Gelid, have taken quite a number of good pictures by follow- ing instructions, but didn't realize that I had unconsciously developed an eye for pictures," she continued. • "When I arrived at my sister"s home—my first stop—I saw unliiza- iced possibilities for interesting, story -telling pictures. I hadn't seen' sny little niece Jeansince she was a: month old and here she was toddling around and getting into all kinds of mischief_ I could easily have taken. six or eight snapshots of this cute youngster doing all kinds of inter- esting things." With the coming of wanner weather and more sunshine we are ''reaching that time of year when na- ture is diseardirg her drab, winter clothes for the bright colors of spring :and. summer. It is a glorious tame of the year. As the sun becomes brighter and the skies clearer, rentember that j eeeteeeeatsa more and better light will be enter— ing the lens of your camera an& reaching your film.. Your exposures.. should be somewhat shorter than'in- the winter. Suppose, for instance, that on a:. dayin February you took several y pictures of your child as she played .. in the front yard. If you had a fold- ing camera and the day was of aver -'- age brightness (with sunlight) for • that date, you probably set the lens, opening at f.8 and the shutter speed,: at 1125 of a second, and got a prop— erly exposed negative. Again, sup-.. pose you are taking such a picture: todary. Then what? If the sun is sh iningbrightly and the sky is clear,. . instead of having the diaphragm set at f 8 and the shutter speed at 1/25:.• of a second as you did in February... you should do one of two things. If you leave your lens opening at; f.8,your shutter speed should be set - at 1/50 of a second. Or, you might . set the diaphragm at 1.11 and prob- ably get the proper exposure, under average sunlight conditions, with the, shutter speed of 1/25 of a second... Personally 1 recomrnend the smaller - aperture, or lens opening, and that slower shutter speed for the smaller 't'he diaphragm opening the greater the depth of focus. Take advantage ef the brighter days. A.t home and traveling have your oanaor eeadly for instant use:.