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Mattie Gerber
Mrs. Magdalen (Mattie) Jant.
zi, 83, asesident of New Hamburg
for most of her life, died in Clin-
ton, on Wednesday, January 13,
1960. The former 'Wattle Gerber,
she was in her $4th year. She was
barn in Wellesley Township on
October 28, 1876, a daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Valentine
Gerber.
Surviving are two sons, Aaron,
Seafort>h and Lloyd, Welland; five
daughters, Mrs. Delaus (Pearl)
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ZURICH CITIZENS !NEWS
WEDNESDAY; 3ANUARY 20, 19604
Hesse, Detroit; Mrs. Clayton (Es-
ther) Berger, New Hamburg; Mrs,
Wilfred (Irene) Wilkinson, St.
Catharines; Mrs. Wallace (Mabel -
le) Kistner, Stratford; Mrs. Jack
(Mildred) Huston, Toronto; two
brothers, Valentine Gerber, Harts-
town, Pa., and Moses Gerber, Zu-
rich; and one sister, Mrs, Aaron
Erb, Stanley Township. There are
also 12 grandchildren and eight
great grandchildren. Her husband,
Michael, predeceased her some
years ago.
The ,body rested at the West-
lake funeral home, Zurich, until"
Saturday, January 16, when a pu-
blic funeral service was held art
the Blake A. Mennonite Church.
Interment was made in the ad-
joining cemetery. Rev. Ephraim
Gingerieh officiated.
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Wednesday, January Z7,1960
8:00 P.M.
Township Hall, Zurich
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Joint C. Geoffrey
A prominent Hay Township
farmer for many years, John Cyp-
rian Geoffrey passed away in
Woodstock General Hospital .on
Tuesday, January 12, 1960,. in his
82nd year.
Born in Stanley Township on
April 8, 1.878, he was a son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Cyprian Geof-
frey. His wife•,the former Sera-
phine Masse, predeceased him
some years ago.
Surviving are four sons, Felix,
Toronto; Fergus, London; Clar-
ence, Zurich; Treffley, Hay Town-
ship; seven daughters, Mrs. Fred
(Nora) Bondy, Detroit; Mrs. Dan
(Lillie) Patrick, Detroit; Mrs. Bill.
(Ann) Attridge, Detroit; Mrs,,
Paul (Florence) Sharrette, De-
troit; Mrs. Joseph (Geraldine)
Grove, Woodstock; Mrs. Wilfred
(Marie) Rau, Detroit; Mrs. Alvin
(Doris) Regier, Dashwood; two
brothers, George, Stanley Town-
ship; Peter, North Dakota; three
sisters, Mrs. Gilbert Plante, God
erich; Mrs. Regis Denonime, Lon-
don; and Mrs. David Ducharme,
Zurich. There are also 31 grand-
children and 13 great-grandchild-
ren.
Requiem High Mass was sung
at St. Peter's Roman Catholic
Church, Sit. Joseph, by the Rev.
Father I. J. Poisson, on Friday
morning at 10 a.m., with burial
in the adjoining cemetery. West-
lake funeral home, Zurich, was in
charge of funeral arrangements.
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Celebrate Golden Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Vincent,
RR 2, Dashwood, who celebrated
#heir golden wedding anniversary
Tuesday, say 50 years slides by
pretty fast.
"When you look ahead, 50 years
seemsa long, long time. But when.
you look back, it seems like no
time at 'al'l," says Mr. Vincent.
Mr. Vincent believes the biggest
change in the last half -century
has been in the pace in living.
"People today are moving four or
five times as fast asthey used to,"
"This change of pace is all
right," he continued, "as long as
;people don't abuse it. They should
use: it to benefit the people of the
;;world.,,
A family dinner and an open
house marked the occasion at the
'couple's farm on concession, 16 of
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;Stephen Township. The couple re-
celved many cards, visits and best
:wishes from friends and relatives.
They were married in the
Presbyterian manse at Grand
Bend by Rev. S. Carrier. Mr. Vin-
cent was the son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Cyrus Vincent, of con-
cession 14, and Mrs. Vincent was
• the former Mabel Duncan, daughs,
'ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Duncan, Bright. The tiwo met
when Mrs. Vincent came to visit
her married sister, who lived near
the vincent farm. .
The day they were married was
much different from the rainy one
on which they celebrated their an-
niversary. "The snow wtas up to
the top of the fences and it was
ten below zero," recalls Mr. Vin-
cent.
The couple lived on concession
14, Grand Bend and on the Mol -
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lard line before moving to the pre-
sent farm 41 years ago.
Besides farming, Mr. Vincent
did custom threshing in the dis-
trict 'and was also a cement con-
tractor. He built many (bridges
and culverts in Stephen Town-
ship.
He also laid the long stretch
of sidewalk at Grand Bend from
the present Colonial Hotel to the
casino, which is still in good condi-
tion. On his crew were twn men
who later became his sons-in-law..
The couple have five children--
Mrs.
hildrenMrs. Harold Prance (Minerva),.
'Medford; Mn. George Bullock
(Dorothy), Zurich; Ira, at home;
and Mrs. Fred Teezel (Viola).,
Northville, and Mrs. Donald Dun-
nington (Evelyn), Grand Bend.
They also have 11 grandchildren
and four great grandchildren.
Mr. Vincent has two brothers
still' living—Albert, on the Mal-
lard line, and Edward, Winnipeg.
A sister predeceased him.
Mrs, Vincent has a brother anal'
sister still living.
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