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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1963-08-29, Page 8PAGE EIGHT ST. JOSEPH and D u.At.. FRED YSDALE OUCHARMa, Correspondent -1 Mr. and Mrs. Delor Ducharme of Detroit are spending their vacation in this neighbourhood and en Tuesday last they were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Corriveau on this high- way. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Masse and family of Windsor spent a few days visiting with the for- mers mother and other mem- bers of the family. They retur- ned to their home in Windsor en Thursday last. Sister Priscille Theresa and Sister 11T. St. Denis, both daugh- ters of yours truly and IL's. Dureharme, spent a few days at the home of their parents in the Parish. They left on Tuesday last where Sister Pricille Theresa will be sta- tioned in Chatham for the com- ing year and Sister M. St. Denis will be stationed in l\'i'oodslee. also for the coming year. The camping season along the lake is fast coining to an end for this year and perhaps not in years has there been as many as this year and that re- gardless of broken weather, chilly days and nights to marc their pleasure. Mr. Joe Bedard of Windsor spent a week with his grand- parents on this highway, Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Sopha, also, with the Sophas over the week- end were Mr. and Mrs. John Mahoney and son of Mount Carmel and Mr. and Mrs, Harry Dietrich and family of Zurich. Mr. and Mrs, Vincent Denomy and family called on the formers mother on their way to London on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner and Mr and Mrs. Tyrus Stans- sOkilqc P; YOUR Gist FAB, 18c off 65c Ws Drinks, 48 oz tins _ 3/95c 11: LB. TINS iiL,1 F Leaf Hams 1.59 4 ffets 2 for 39c Crispy Fresh Lettuce 19c Sunkist Frozen Lemonade _ 4/57c CLARENCE GASCHO ZURICH RICKY C_ . A rOOD MAKE T C Hotel Irnperial Limited GRAND BEND We cater to Weddings steaks T' chicken roast 'beef Special Sunday dinners for fam- ilies and friends. and any type of Banquets THE POPULAR Stratatones ON THE IMPERIAL BANDSTAND The Strtatones featuring Vic Denomy "THE DANCING DRUMMER" Be sure to visit our MARINER'S COVE Your host, Johnny Skaar SPECIAL! berry and daughter Dianne all of Detroit spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. F. Ducharme of this highway. Farmers have started their bean pulling, the stand is fair— the turn out is a matter of time for results, Early Farming Their children were deprived of the necessary education due to no school in their new land. It was not in the life •of the Mennonite Youth Attend Convetion The Menonite churches of the Kishacoquillas Valley area were hosts to the 16th Annual Na- tional Mennonite Youth Con- vention which was held at Kis- hacoquillas High School, Belle- ville, Pennsylvania, August 15- 18, 1963. Over 3,000 youth from the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico and Indonesia attended the Convention. The feature of the convention was the memori- zation by many of Romans 5-8, from which the theme of the Convention, "Freedom, Frustra- tion, Frontier", was used. John M. Lederach, pastor of the Zion Mennonite Church, Hubbard, Oregon, and William Pannel, noted evangelist from Detroit, Michigan addressed the Convention and inspired the youth to a greater freedom in living for Christ. Three hun- dred thirty-eight discussion groups studied the Bible each day in talk -it -over groups. Re- gional quiz teams from various parts of the United States and Canada engaged in a contest which resulted in Ontario win- ning the championship. Those from this area who were on the winning team were Esther Steckle, Zurich, and Shirley Saunder, of Exeter. Miss Carol Erb, of Zurich, also attended the Convention. The Convention next year is scheduled to be held in the Kitchener area. RECEPTION and DANCE For MR. AND MRS. TED DUNN Community Centre, Zurich SAT., AUG, 31 Music By KEN MITTELHOLTZ and The Twylites Lunch Provided IMMUNE '4\1 OUR .SPOTLIGHT, SPECIAL � o:• a \.. Clo o/ I • BROWN NYLON FRIEZE 2 - Piece Chesterfield Suite Reg. Price - $239.00 Only $179a00 Take advantage of this EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAIN! Westlake furniture PHONE 89J — ZURICH 2 Carat OF DIAMONDS $24950 For the set in 14 carat gold We have a fine selection of DIAMOND AND WEDDING RINGS In Matched Sets FROM $50 UPWARDS We invite you to have your Rings cleaned and checked without charge. ALBERT HESS JEWELLER ZURICH ONTARIO first generation that schools were established in this parish, It took a few years for the first • settlers arrival to organize theirselves to build schools and since the first settlers and their first descendants were not pri- viledged with teaching centres of any kind. they presumably had lost interest in education and besides they feared that they may not have the means to properly clothe their child- ren and give them the neces- sary care for schooling. It was not as today in those long past days, there was no transportation to care for the children and ease the burden of walking miles on snow filled roads. But regardless •of there being minus of education they got along fairly well. In the coming of the following genera- tion a sort of a school system had been established and that generation took part in public Lakeview Casino GRAND BEND "TW ST" Wednesdays and Fridays "THE CRESCENDOS" SATURDAY NIGHT LIONEL THORNTON and his 11 musicians SUNDAY, SEPT 1st Continuous - Starting 10 "THE RHODERS" The newest in TWIST Groups featuring Vocalist Doug Rhodes ALSO AT MIDNIGHT Lionel Thornton and his Casa Royal Orchestra 11 Musicians Last appearance of 1963 season Hey Fella's! This is my last chance to ask you to ask your Sweetheart or Wife out for a full evening of dancing. I'll Enjoy Seeing You! Admission -- $1.50 Casual Dress P.m. IMEMIROMIESEIMa DANCING Every Friday Nite AT BLUEWATER DANCELAND 10 P.M. to 1.30 A.M. Music by Desi aline Orch. Modern - Twist - Rock 'n' Roll micameteemen. doings in this section and from then on each year brought new ideas from new arrivals of those who came from old cent- res, Regardless of it all, those early pioneers left good examp- les and good teachings in .their way but not until the third generation did they leave in their pathway many profes- sional ones. They leftmany brilliant minds to their decen- dants. Many of them became leaders in society taking full part in the affairs of the country. They have left more than that, they have left today to take over, a young generation coming to the face who will and are paying honour and re- spect to this western part of our provinces. i9tl!T.ifiG7! 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