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Zurich Citizens News, 1961-04-27, Page 8PAGE HT ST. JOSEPH and DRYSDALE CAL. FRED DUCHARME. Correspondent -I Attend Wedding The Masse and McNaughton wed- ding in this Parish on Saturday Iast was well attended. From Windsor attending were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Masse, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Laporte, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Des- jardine, of Tecumseh, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Masse, of Windsor, and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Masse, also of the Windsor district. The reception in the arena in the evening was al- so well attended by their many friends. They received many val- uable gifts, which showed the high esteem of the young couple. After their return trip they will probab- ly make their home in London. Miss Marjorie Masse. of Wind• sor, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Masse, of the loth concession. Mr. and Mrs. Adoph Sopha of this neighbourhood, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sararas, of the Blue Water south, motored to. London recently where they paid a busi- ness trip in that city. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hartman and family, of Stephen Township, paid a visit to their grandparents on Sunday last, on the Blue Wa- ter Highway. Mr. nd Mrs, Harry Dietrich and family, Zurich, were weekend vis- itors with the later's parents, Mr. and i\1rs. Adolph Sopha. ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1961 Frost In July is the marked time. Should that The snow fall of mid April was be the easse, projects already plan- a surprise to all, although there is nod would perhaps be cancelled for the time being, Other works nothing unipue about it, for al- ready it has happened. Even that completed the past year need yearsof it maybe unusual it was taken for would also suffer for the all funds for all are aware that all granted that it was the last drip- ping of the past winter. Some are under the impression that the year of 1961 will be different than the previous ones, they say it will be filled with wonders, disappoint- ments, people will be made at ease. They will be tormented by uneasiness and walking in their own light' Someone has already predicted that a July frost would scorch all crops and plants to a crisp, taking their theory from a winter thunder storm during the winter months and after summing up the time in days and weeks af- ter the storm, the month of July comes from the lands. Should the predicted July frost make its appearance it would plunge the country in despair, there would be much hunger for the reserved sources at the pres- ent would not last long and before another crop would come much could happen. But regradless to all that, today a large percent of the population do not seem to know where the food comes from and when they go to market they are sometimes fussy of what is being offered them. The farmers product must go through a few tests, then grad• ed, and in some cases a large :ain- ount of the product has already shrunk in value and a loss to far- mers, in growing it. The farmers are not only helpless in marketing their product at a fair return to them( but are helpless in other ways concerning their industry. They have little to say in the af- fairs of their work. They are a helpless group, or- iginating perhaps from a hay wire source and with lidtle room for them in society. From spring till fall they are expected to comply with the change of hours, detrim- ental to them but that by order. Perhaps some of that dope may be injurious to them for their wives and children, but again they are helpless. In any case, it is an ill wind that blows no good. God grant that the July prediction of frost to destroy all plants and its after effects, be not true, but should it be, perhaps a lesson could be taken from it. And give enlightment to those who are responsible for putting such rulings in force. Let us hope that the farmers will submit at least for the meantime and contin- ue to sow and reap to feed the world. 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