Zurich Herald, 1939-07-06, Page 4"lox ii!,pu*
H1LL.'S REEK
'Mr, and Mrs. John Dodds of ton-•
iaof visited over the holiday with Mrl
and Mrs. Chas. Robinson,
Mr. and Mrs, Lorne ' Elmer -a1'nd
°family of Falconbridge are spending
few days with the latter's brother,
We. Allan Cochrane and sistet• Edna.
Miss Georgena Seiler of Ylonkton
and Miss Edith Barclay of Stratford
are visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Wm,
:Davidson.
1V{r: and Mr's, Win, Davidson spent
the week -end with friends in Strat-
ord.
Baying is n full lekogresS in this
"vicinity and the much needed rain
uxaude the farmers einile even though
they had hay down.
Mr, and Mrs, Herold Finlay of
Flake called on friends in the Vicin-
ity on Sunday,
BLAKE
Mr. and Mrs, iH. N. Finlay attend -
sed the funeral 'of the late Mr. David
'Nichol of Hensel', an uncle of the
latter.
Mrs. Dougl'a's and M. Dinsmore,
'were visited 'with relatives from Sea -
•ort.
Mr. Gus "Clarke Mr. and Mrs. D.
'Turner and 'son Ian of London spent
heap., •
MS's. Manson :Fent a few days
ltchener.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mr, Harold Walker of Peterborough
called ort friends at Varna and Gosh-
en last week, Mr; Walker is a son of
the late Rev. Jas, Walker who was
stationed at Varna Oil years ago.
Mr. Wm. Palmer and daughter Miss
Roxy, accompanied by the former's
brother, Mr. Philip Palmer of the
s Sault Ste Marie, called on friends at
Varna on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Len Saunders and
daughters of Detroit. visited with the
formers' cousins, Mr, Will Reid and
Mrs. Thos, Robinson on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul John and son
Donald, and Mr. and 1Virs. Fred
Greenbury and son Roy of Flint, vis-
ited with the ladies' sister, Mrs. 'Phos
Robinson and family, "
Miss Margaret Mahaffy of St. Marys
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. W,
Sparks Bronson line, recently.
Will Sparks and Bertram Carnie
recently attended a sale of purebred
Holsteins at Bridgeport#
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Penhale •and
family, mzly, alss
o Mrs. T. M. Snowden vis-
ited with friends at St. Thomas re-
the holidays`at°their"respective Domes rently.
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;FLOV4RS
eeif
Beautiful flower ci u s' suoh as this, ,are Y.to;tak� if
you follow a
few simple rules.
N EARLY summer, astir attention
naturally turns to hewer pictures,
Pew came'tet subjects wee more pleas-
ing, and goon flower pictures are not
elifieult to ;take, peoveleel you ob-
rerve a fewasmpie rules.
Any cannera. may be urs for pic-
turing flowere;,but a focuseue.model
'with anastigenst lens is pre ra.l le.
" With a box caeo.era or set -ems* fold.
Ing camera, yore • vill need a l? -emit
attachment. Slip; his on your ;lens,
sand you can taketeectu9'es zyi tltize.
acamera only about ,three feet tiesere
the subject: The att ,chrnent is cake
'useful for en01'e ext acne 0080jps
with a focrngang cameese,
Plain backgrounds age attractive
in Rower plot/res. Use ,sheets et:
cardboard, shite, gray, Vii' black,..`,
Which you can Obtain !;next ;naively'
at moat printing Owes of stat€enfek y
..stores, The card ie placed behind elle/
'flowers, you; Select for a picture, ii:
should be of the ':correct shade to
iaaaned pleasing contrast.
Flower pictures shnnld be taken
ditring tbele'o hours after sunriae,
and the twat lr(urs before sunset.
Sunlight is eisft and taxn; a f
these hones, bttt:a ound rnid•e1ny It is
too h;
b
10 Y
a n.r, well
Tree rt, small inns irl otiir l"r ~ : 140
"close -t " and .Mee sure the ells•
tante between sub eet and camera
is Cat'
d<eC Feint i..•
oe
the Panchromatic
type isspere lerable forfinicturing flow-
ers, eepeeatelly .tf ,they are brightly.
coloref Yea'COn weather a high-
speed "pea" fltlirxn ,or a sene-grained
type. The .114%h -speed igen enables
you to .melee shorter eexposures,
while the line.. fined film,yleids en
largementss of ,sreperb quay.
Exposure :5b.o ulld.,be ample, rather
than too short, Welanhigjli-spewed film,
try 1/25 -second abetter speed v lens
opening f,1G. With fine-grained filen,
try 1/10 second at all, or 1/25 ,see.
weld at f.8. For box— amer.a pictuees 1
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ZURICHHERALD
St..Joseph and ,Beaver Town
On .iuly 1st a number of our younig.
boys motored to Port Huron, As all
are in the teen age, the trip and
scenery of the new bridge : ,wa
wtwh enjoyed by thein,
Ma'• Cyril allltisse of Detroit •spent
Sunday with his wife al Pointe Aux
lloleaux park where Mrs. IViasse has
a cottage rented fox a few weeps,
Mra, i', Duchaxune and son Blaine
and Blaster Gerald Jeffrey of Beaver-
town Iett on Friday :last to spend a
few days in Detroit.
Mr, and Mrs. John! Wileone and
family of Montreal are at. present
holidaying in St. Joseph..
Mrs. Joseph Bedard who has been
i11 with an attack of asthma, is now
improved and feeling better.
Mrs. Tyrus Stansberry and two
sons who have spent a few days with
her parents have returned to her
home in Detroit.
Mr, and Mrs. Ross Hewett andsen
and Leonard Denon une of Windsor,
spent the week-ennd in this vicinity
with their relatives.
The' Misses Patricia and Roselle
Masse of Detroit have returned, to
their home after spending a few days.
in this neighborhood. .
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Bedard, of Cos'
Arightwere •Sunday visitors with AIa•
and Mrs. Joseph Bedard of Pointe,
Ana Bouleau:c,
Mr, 1\?apo�leori Duclrar.ine,; afterspending a !few. weeks with• his ,:;pal:-
ents, has returned to London:
Mr. Nelson Jeffrey of Windsor,
spent the weeke-nd in Beavertown,
with his patents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Jeffrey.
looking forward to the early fall in
the hope that the corning year will be
ever 'better, than the closing one was.
5 HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. Bert I•Iorton, :of Ho-
reston, Tex., and tee former Miss Al.
ma ecruton, ;are spending a month's
vacation with relatives and ereencts in
1•lensall and district.
Mrs, Q, V. Laughton and son Paul
of `torento, ma visiting at the hone
of Mr. and Mrs,,' Certs, McDonell,Mrs
,aughtoni's parents.
Mrs. E, Stapleton has returned from
a pleasant visit with relatives at Co-
chrane, _,'
Root, Cameron is confined to his
too .,in the interest of his health.
`Mt. Swaim of Stratford, was a vis-
itor Avitli his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Pet Swahn,
's, H. Martin is confined to bed
will • a heart condition her .friends
hepc she will soon be..rostorea' to.,
good health.
Mildred ,•!rollick, nnisce xn-training
at Victoria Hospital, London, eseurn
ed to her duties following a• il'elights
ftil three weeks' vacation with hex
perents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F ollick
Mrs. j E, Cook and claughter,Non
'° last ,week, i.or, ese irltrk t
V4oxld's Fain'
t
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.^�viixs. ;r`; W. Bointliron Were
recent visitors in Waterloo and 'South,
arnpton. visiting relatives.
Mrs, Anna d)2aeDonald" has purch-
ased .the dwelling. and' ,property , of
W. A. Jones on N. Richmond st,
Allihine McEwen who has been ens
played at Thompson's Elevators fox
the. Bast several, ,years, is not:' enjoy-
ing
njoy
ing,,the best of health and has decid-
ed : to take a well earned rest.
Mr. George Fee -ds painting the ex-
terior of. his dwelling and intends er-
eating' a :new porch` on the front whi-
ch will mild °i e..t1'y•to the appearance,
DASHWOOD
Mr and 1VIrs. George. Thompsa7; of
Detroit ...spent the week -end ,holidays
with her` parents, Mra and Mrs. R.
Baker
Mrs Sell/nook' and daughter Lucille.
of Detroit .are visiting with relatives
here hid and Mrs. Morris Neee1 of .
Quite a number from here•attended troit .were week -end visitors with
the Weber .reunion in'Elkton, Mich father, Mr. A. Melia:,
Me. Jacob Deichext has returned
from'Lindon Hospital where he has
;beeretaking treatments for his eyes.
Mr, and ivlrs. Dennis Bedard enter
tained the members of their family
over the week -end. ,
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Hess and fam-
ily art at present.. spending the hot
days' in the Pinery.
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Kuntz of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bruce, Miss Beta Windsor were week -end visitors at
Hayter of 'Windsor visited withAlr the :home of Mrs. A. Rose, who>. re -
and Mrs. Robt. Hayter. turned with them to' Windsor.
Mr. and ;inn • Herman • Zimmer of Mr '-and Mrs. George Kerswell' and
Windsor called:" on friends here. .daugt't e, r Myrna of Detroit, are vis -
Mr. and Mrs. Eri"hr. eiclsaac and itings a,t •the hone : of Mr, and; Mrs.
family of Windsor were holiday vis- Conrad Schilbe.
itors wir'h Mr, and Mrs. P. Mcisaac; Mrs. J. J. Swartz and daughter
Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Taylor and Mr.' Eunice of .Detroit, visited her' moth -
and Mrs. Mervyn Tiema:n motored to. er, M?'s. Emily Fuss over the week-
Detroit 'un Saturday . end. Eudice remaining with. her
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Smith : o"Yi ind ; grandma for a few weeks' holidays.
sor visited �vth'Mr. and Mrs. -R 1Za'n . A miscellaneous shower was given
Mrs. Marry Cook of Toronto, 'is • an Imre' of Miss 'Ve Klopp, bride
visiting her parents ' Mr. and Mrs. D, • r g at the home
a ect ori 'Friday eti en
Tiernan. of .Mi', and Mrs. Fred Thiel. The bride
Mr.=. axed Mrs. Wm. Schroeder and 'elect was the recipient of eneay bea
fainly Mr. and 'Mrs. Hintz of Detroi' saute. galas,
De
hen
over the week -end.
Week -end visitors with Mrs. J..
:Schroeder were: Mr. and it.;rs. E.
Bruer and fancily of New Hamburg
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Heinbach, Mr.
Edwin :Heinbach, 'Miss E. Wilson. of
Toronto; Mss Selma Eifert of Detroit
Mrs. H. Lemerke, Mr. and Mrs. Stan.
Claremuunts, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Schroeder and daughter of Windsor,
were visitors with Mrs. Hamacher. A very pleasant time was spent at
who is stall confined to her bed.
,ne home of Mr. and Mrs. Wxn. Rad-
. The trtrete`e • •b-oai it oe Desi woad ea when the members of the Lutheran
Public Sthrni1 'have re-engaged the elide. Met in honor' of .Miss Herta
former teachers Tor the coming term 'G nan and `Miss Gertrude .Turklieim
Miss Grace, 'tipper of Heiman and t7ne .farmer leaver g .fees Milverton. and
Miss E. IVtif't of Chitral as asci taifts. the latter leaving for Montreal where
Gordon Keeler ;as -prfndipal, she will join `leer. caster, Miss Ruth,
On Sunday maining the news qui.-' ,ileleeting, Ire Postponed
ckly spread tha during the 'nigh! The Consexvartive: meeting which
burglars !aril ,entered the butchexl was .advertised . tto be held in Exeter
shop of !Milford Merrier. The .thiever` r tday evening last was postponed,
entered : the 'hadk dIoor opened the, ecce, CGeo. Drew, w wase 'to bp -the
till finding oily '3 -coppers which they! priaeiphl speaker, being unable ta'l}e
left untouched. However, "they left an;esene,
wilh a supply meat and sausaces i EQUALIZATION APPEALS
Mr. and Mra. last 'Teleran of Ham-; The appeals of the Town 'of Code-.
iitorr are spending their vacation withi i ich and Township of 'Stanley against tt
his -parents, eer. zee Tmrs. E. Tiernan i :.lie Co t„ty equalised assessment have I
Mies Kathleen Meaner attended the 't
purrr,•:A•Ierner wedding 3�n fa.rwarded to Provincial Secre-
n in Zurich on, eery Nixon, for further., instruction.
+SatuxT�!ay. ! '.lounty Clerk,J M: Ro'�erts said. The
Mrs. W.Schultz and daughter Ona) 22 ;rnuriicripaletiee that did not appeal
of Deis oit are visiting -with her fath- have 'been notified of proceedings
° T, tits Rader: esde�eai,' as they may.'be affected..
Mrs,' .eonard Bender 'arid daugnter e else tn1LY GATHERING
are attending'. camp eneeeing s r Lon-
A tos,eJ,y�lawin please was'lseld� ,on
don this �r•ee1=i:
1 this lorence ani$; 'ttt Su-m.1AT e t the Tle:el farm west of
y 'M'clsaac ,urieh,'the occasion being a gathering
of Windser and Detroit rese en 'ng 8 d
, � . p di .,., of the ne 2i it "'
d
li r.e of
n
the late'..
.
r and
their M..
their hol`'
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� holidays with their grandparents 'r;+•s. t;corge Sierrron, TablesK were
A:tr. and'Mea- P. Mclsazia;, ;et on the lawn and each family bro-
On June .3th under the 1drection ught a rimnlIed lunch basket, the
,tiff the Pastor}aev. T. Lull, , etery in' weather being ideal and all had r
t,„nesting evenin • was spent i n miss- very enjoyable time: Forty-seveli
iois ,study entitled "Forward in l$rdia'' ,et down for dinaer and suiriaer,
The following Tuesday life ,aociety Vhose attending were: Mr. and Mrs.
held their airmail pscnic at �Ceand eseor •e Thiel
.Bent! `with pracil ally all rnein.Uers g a and Mr. and old. Hugh
iresetrt.., Many reneging Thiel �lrzcl fam'i'ly, Zurich Road; Mr
Y ntiing and comical ens mee Fred ;Siemon and family
sports :were enjoyeel. At 5.30 pan 'ilea Water Highway; Mr. and Mrs
supper' was served ,;:yr the committee Conrad Siemon and farnil of Zurich
i4Iax'tlxa r. y
Ir. and Mrs, ,i ohn 'Bien; - of Kitch
eater; Mr. and Mrs. Marry Siemon and
family of London; IVIra. Eli Des j arc!
ne of Zurich; Me. and Mrs. Jacot
Mentirngei,..;, Zurich'• Road ; Mrs. .Alex
'm oster .arid family of London; Mr. ane”
s.lis uistSiemonanti.fancilyo4:2etfal
asing, :Mich. Sevex''ai grandchild•
en and elleir. families from ,ondon
':itcltener and'New ;E•>'annbur'g alstendcd,
a,n'os� IN CAMP
'.Thedfoa'd--.-A` great arnica cit
bIa near herr, ovrr th•
4, '.,,7701,1:1-111;,:8 teoap:a fro i all parts o'
the high-speed film le preferable. Wi
Bader, Irma Wein, Garnet,
eberg', ;au devard Geee stetter: This'
ftse a firm camera support, such as was .folleveed with a baifll game by thr
a OW of chair, for arty shutter. speed Babylon line boys.and the Leaguers',
Unger than 1/25. second, . , . After rtho game everyone „,art around
C.erseraily, your cancra should be a bon fire and sang fa�rorite e Ings.
;pla,ced,or held at about the level of On June 27th'topic study 'Troyer'
the ;5owj'. tight should come from "vas then conducted by the pastor
the ,side, as this. emphasizes the The usual business was then talon ur
s'vape -of the bloom. Take care that Thus ends another very sucee'osfr'
dh set light sews do not stripe the League year. During the past tel
cant 'sea lens. . months we n
endaneo usually being gee:. 'ever .
Try to build nl..an album of flower t
rret every wee..., the ` e'.
rictur )4, tlti
makes a eria "f and r, ,,. ce
t , salt experience
arch for pi` turas of delicate . You San r. +i,cIf:ee s;iteild 'res:.les-�-
I
meetng had some educational featress
which made our Inc ing's wot-th t�+lrty
Thesocial
P
side was also not ne,srlectr+%
W,,z ie 'ewe while. During rthese eunilner n *ths the
"' Trill ' ilki. newly eleeted oftieet's will plat and
,r^r, ngca Stl' $moth r +@l4sora, Wo tarn
Vestern arterio •conveigc'd ori. Pine -
hill' Camp for their annual .outarrnnt
training 'and liactidal e31ercises. The
4111)1 on „.nd lL haltikks, 'tut e
iiieisaas ..
Thxr•y, duly Otis, 19.39
.11111.010
. -
Thedford, on No, 7 highway, is laid Ire married on .Parkhill in 1889 by
out on a high plateau comnnandnng a li:tev..Freeanau, Mrs. Luefle has :been
view for many miles over the surto- lana serious ill health .for the past two••
ending countryside More than. 1,040 years.. Celebrating with thein were
meiui ers of permanent and .non -per- members' d thein family. Mr. and Mrs
=anent, units from Military Diet rlet P B. Buchanan of St. Thomas; horn
No. 1 were under ,canvas for the fent i a son and. wife and children of Mt
of two seven. -day periods into wnch .Forest; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dell rand.
the camp is, for the first. time divid- family ,of Mensal'. +
ed. For the next two :weeks the whole ' West, •t,A son marl . 01the
W s , was unable to be present. Mr•
focus of Western Ontario. military; and Mrs. Luetic have been residents
activity is shifter 'to. Pinehill. of iRensafl pr•aotieally since they w.e -
Construction of new rural hydro re .i.
snarr eai.:IUIr. Zuefie is an expert
power lines in various sections of checker player. He is a member o; •
Huron County bhi, year indicate timethe Masonic Lodge, and both he and
his wife are members of • Ii.'ensall
Yriited Church.
many more farms will have power..in-
stalled.
INJURED BY SHOT
Hit in the chest by a rifle bullet
aimed at a bottle by a small boy in a
neighbor;ng yard, .Than Stanley, 4 -yr,
old daughter of Mr, ani Mrs. Rev.
ington Stanley, Luean, was taken to
London Hospital in a .criticalcondat•-
ion. Sad to be the person who per-
mitted the boy to shoot promiscuous. ' I lizii1CliPALITY OF TOWNSHIP•OF
i with =tri ,
'i , of Lucan, was arrested in Luca:n HAY, COUNTY OF HUl>ul�l
ora ' a charge of criminal negligence;
pending outcome of the accident and'` Nfl.T;CCE is hereby given that 1
lox, Grant appearance. The bullet pas- have eorn],�lied wth Section 8 of ', .he'
s;d tlxiough the c'nild's chest and Intl `
complied
' with A•et and that. 1 ''rave
'ed. near the backbone; Tint ze 'expect complied Section 8 of The Vol;
ed
os xeaover ,' crs Lists Act and that I have posted.
zoizics are the up at my 'ounce at Zurich, Ontario, on
order of the day the ,30th day of June, 1939, the list
for the next few- weeks, as June is of all persons entitled t to vote in the
gexieral1y .the picnic month for schools said Municipality at municipal eiect-
arnd other local societies. The Zurich ions and that such list remains there
Creamery mery are sponsoring a large' for inspection.
picnic at Grand' Bend; on Wednesday
July 5tii., .And 1 hereby call upon all voters
•to take immediate proceedings to
ih7EI3. FOR 50 YEARS have any errors.or omissions -correct-.
Q�bserving their golden wedding -an- ed ;according to law, the last day for
silvarsexy- at their home in :ensalI, !appeal being the 22nd day of July,
on Jelly 2nd, Mr. and Mrs. John /939.
Z'uefle were honored by friends. Mrs- Dated, .Zurich, Ont., i•uly 3, 1939.
Zuefi'e was. the .farmer Miss I+'ranees
Kaiser, daughter' of the late lift 'incl A. F. He:S'S,
'Mrs. B. Kaiser of Hensall Tiex,1oq-
Clerk, Township of Hay.
NOTICE
Clerk'Notice of First Posting of
Voters' List..
Voters' Lists, 1939
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Painting : Wagon,
..4.,i'' $7.00 and 10.00
Painting Buggy .;..,.................. 6.00 and 10.00
Recovering Buggy 1600 and 18.00
Rerimming Buggy. "Wheels Set
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* Combination, Doors --screens for the summer and glass IM
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