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THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1964
PAGE SEVEN
ST. JOSEPH and DRYSDALE
(AL„ FRED DUCHARME, Correaoondent],
Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Sopha
and family, of Detroit; Mr, and
Mrs. Don l3aier and family, of
Dearborn, Michigan, and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Deitrich and
family, of the Goshen Line, were
visitors the past week with Mr.
and Mrs. Dolph Sopha, of this
highway.
Over the week -end visitors
with yours truly and Mrs. Du-
•charme were Sister Priseille
Therese of the Ursuline Mother
House in Chatham, Sister M. St.
Denis, of Woodslee; Mr. and
Mrs. Tyrus Stansbury and Mrs.
Margerite Masse, of Detroit;
Mr. Blaise and Cyril Ducharme,
of Windsor. The two Ursuline
Sisters enjoyed their visit by
meeting mostly all the members
of the Ducharme family, as well
other relatives and friends in
their native parish called on
them. That, too, was enjoyable
for them, and for all they are
grateful for the privilege re-
ceived.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Siemon,
St. Peter's CWL
Making Plans For
Social Evening
The August meeting of St.
Peter's Catholic Women's
League, St. Joseph, was held on
Tuesday. Monsignor Bourdeau
opened the meeting with prayer
and business was called to order
by the president. Roll was
called and minutes were read
and approved.
Treasurer's report was given
by Mrs. George Bedard. A let-
ter of invitation, to be sent out
to neighbouring parishes, to at-
tend the social evening in St.
Peter's Parish Hall on August
30, was read by Mrs. Hector
Forcier. Approval of this letter
was given by Monsignor and
the president. Parish of Zurich,
Grand Bend, Mount Carmel,
Clinton, Seaforth and Forest
are invited.
Mrs. Remi Denomme, head of
finance, reported she had 350
hooks of tickets printed and
that sales of tickets were good.
The draw for the prizes will be
made on the evening of August
30.
Final plans for this social
evening were laid and this com-
pleted the business. Meeting
was voted adjourned by Mrs.
Franklin Corriveau and second-
ed by Mrs. Louis Ayotte. Meet-
ing was closed with prayer and
a social time followed.
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Mr. pat Geoffroi and girl friend
motored to Windsor on Friday
last, returning to their home on
Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs. George Harvey
and son, of Detroit, spent the
week -end in Zurich and before
departure for their home called
on friends on 'the Bluewater
highway.
The recent rains softened the
laird and already farmers are
taking advantage of it for their
fall ploughing, for most of the
grain harvest is now nearly
completed for the year. It will
be some time before the farm-
ers will be able to determine
the damage to their bean crop.
From the cool evenings rust
might be the next thing to slow
the average crop expected.
Brother Andre
(Continued from last week)
When N. M. Cantin had his
date fixed for the arrival of
l3rother Andre in St. Joseph, he
had written to his son Napoleon
and his wife Valerie concerning
the food to be served to the
Brother. There were not to be
fancy cuts of meats with all the
trimmings attached to a tasty
meal. Also the desert, if served
at any time, was not to be de-
licious, for the Brother was not
used to such tasty and nourish-
ing food; not that he was de-
prived of it for any reason in
his order as a religious Brother,
but his entire life had been and
was One of penance and morti-
fication—and from that he en-
joyed life. The food he took
daily was bread, many times
dry, or he would soak it in the
beverage that was before him.
There were other rules that
the saintly Brother followed, so
that in his way he was enjoying
the life which was intended for
him.
It was hard for the Napoleon
Cantin family to serve such a
distinguished guest. While he
was at the Cantin home he was
always at the disposal of all,
accepting short strolls on the
St. Joseph ground, especially
where he had driven a peg.
Brother Andre was amiable to
meet and converse with. Of
course people who visited him
were always concerning some
of their ailments, and he was
always ready to respond to their
requests. He did not hesitate
to tell them what to do, and
always told them to be full re-
signed to and bare well their
ailments and what was sent to
them, for in his word they were
remembered by God. During
his stay in St. Joseph he had
many callers, and all received,
if not a cure for their ailments,
at least courage which was to
all very rewarding.
His first visit to St. Joseph,
along the borders of Lake Hur-
on, took place in the month of
October in the year of 1914.
For the parishioners and others
in the surroundings it was one
that all try remembering. Even
to this riay the older citizens
talk about it. Brother Andre
came back to this parish five
years later. That, too, was in
the month of October in the
year 1922. During that visit he
was a guest of the parish priest,
Father Bondot, for, if I remem-
ber, five days. The object of
his visit was not known.
(To be continued)
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or half mile south of St. Joseph, on
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