Zurich Citizens News, 1964-10-01, Page 4PAGE FOUR
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
ST. JOSEPH and DRYSDALE
LAI, FRED DUCHAR.ME. Correspondent/
Wien leaving the month of Mrs. Ducharme visited with her
September, we are leaving bel- sister, Mrs, William Denomme,
hind a month of disturbance, who is in residence at St. Mary's
made up of all sorts of weather it was an enjoyable visit for the
and to some extent the whole two sisters to meet renewing
of it in some way or another many early incidents during
causes damage as it goes along their life.
and many times destruction as Mr. and Mrs, Louis Ducharme
it passes away. It is also the of the 14th Concession were
month that fanners dread for Sunday last visitors at the home
it is the month for them to save of Mr. Isidore Ducharme of this
their bean crops which to them highway.
is very important. As well, by
broken weather could cause Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Bedard over the
much damage by delaying their week -end were from London,
farm work which at this time
of year means much to them.
There is nothing that can be
accomplished by trying to make
changes. It is here to stay and
regardless of the weather it
will dish out for you and I, let
us accept and be grateful for
the pleasant days it had through
out its duration.
On Monday last, Zurich's Fair
day, the day was all that could
be expected for such an occa-
sion and many from this high-
way attended, and especially
far the parade which is always
attractive.
Visitors at the home of yours
truly and Mrs. Ducharme on
Saturday last were Mr. Oscar
Ducharme from Goderich, who
had spent a month in Port Hur-
on and on his return called at
the Ducharmes' with his daugh-
ter. Mrs. John Martindale, of
Port Huron.
. On Sunday Mr, and Mrs. Rich-
ard Jeffery, of the Bluewater
north. and Mrs. Josephine Du-
charme in company, motored to
Landon and from there motored
on to Regina Mundie Seminary
to visit their son who entered
this passing September. While
Past Bishop Here
A former bishop of the Zur-
ich Mennonite C h u r c h ob-
served his 90th birthday last
week at Fairview Mennonite
Home, Preston. Bishop Man-
nasah Hallman celebrated his
ten decades quietly at the home
where he has been living since
spring.
He was born near Petersburg
and received his elementary ed-
ucation there. Former Prime
Minister of Canada, Mackenzie
King, was a classmate of Bishop
Hallman.
Until he entered the ministry,
Bishop Hallman was employed
on his father's 300 -acre farm.
He was ordained minister of
Manheim Mennonite Church in
1907 at the age of 33.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ryder and
family, also Mrs, Bob Denomme,
of Tillsonburg, accompanied by
her brother and sister-in-law
from Flint, Michigan. It being
the occasion of Mr. Bedard's
74th birthday, also Mr. Ryder,
needless to say the week -end
was an enjoyable one for all
concerned. Many more happy
birthdays for those two worthy
gentlemen is our wish.
Don't Quit!
When things go wrongs as they
sometimes will
When the road you're trudging
seems all uphill,
When the funds are low and
the debts are high
And you want to smile but you
have to sigh—
When care is pressing you down
a bit
Rest if you must—but don't you
quit.
Life is queer with it's twists
and turns
As every one of us sometime
learns,
And many a failure turns about
When he might have won if he'd
stuck it out.
Don't give up though the pace
seems slow
You may succeed with another
blow;
Often the goal is nearer than
It seems to a faint and faltering
man.
Often the struggler has given
up
When he might have captured
the Victory Cup.
And he learned too late when
the night slipped down
How close he was to the Golden
Crown.
Success is failure turned inside
out
The silver tint of the cloud of
doubt.
And you never can tell how
close you are—
It may be near when it seems
afar.
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hardest hit —
It's when things seem worse
you mustn't quit!
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WED IN GODERICH— Victoria . Street United Church
was the scene of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grant
Johnston. The bride is the former Betty Lou Taylor, Varna,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor, and the groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston, Zurich.
Centennial Gates 1 Holiday Visitors
Unveiled At Park : Attend Fair
The dedication of the Cen.
tennial Gates which nark the
100th birthday of the Zurich
Agricultural Society took place
at a ceremony emoriy here Saturday
night.
The stone gates at the en-
trance to the Community Park
were built this past summer by
S. Webb & Sons, Grand Bend.
the two erect pillars, offset by
the sweeping curve of the at-
tached semi -wall, will grace the
entrance for many years to
come.
Elmore K1 o p p, secretary -
treasurer of the s o c i e t y for
more than 35 years and Ferd
Haberer, chairman of the Cen-
tennial Community Park com-
mittee, were on hand to offici-
ally unveil the gates.
Hon. Charles MacNaughton,
Ontario Highways Minister, and
provincial member for Huron
County, presented a cheque for
$1,000 on behalf of the Ontario
Department of Agriculture. The
gift, received by president V. L.
Week -end visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Newell Geiger
were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Man-
son, of Dundas; Mr. and Mrs.
W.
J. Manson and nd iVlary Jane,
of Midland; Donna and Douglas
Manson, R i c h a r d Mokihonuk
and Bob Clark, of Toronto.
These visitors attended the Zur-
ich Centennial Fair and all ex-
pressed their admiration of the
efforts put forth to make this
historical event a landmark in
local history. The Ma ns o n
brothers have not been able to
attend Zurich Fair for 40 years.
Mrs. Thomas Gittus, Hensall;
Mrs. William Thiel, Mrs. Ray
Fisher, Mrs. Doug Armstrong,
Mrs. Norman Fleischauer and
Marion, of Zurich, attended a
shower in Wingham recently.
It was in honor of Miss Patricia
Haywood, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Haywood, Wingham.
Becker, is given to all agricul-
tural societies on the occasion
of their 100th anniversary.
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Married 55 Years
i\Ir. and Mrs. William Thiel,
Zurich, spent their 55th wed-
ding anniversary quietly at
their home on Monday, Septem-
ber 28.
The couple were :married in
1909 in St. Peter's Lutheran
Church by the Rev. C. C. J.
Mass, They farmed just west
of Zurich until they moved to
the village. Mr. Thiel was a
mail carrier and was engaged
in teaming until his retirement.
Mr. and Mrs. Thiel have four
children, Verlyn (Mrs. Ray
Fisher), Gertrude (Mrs, Norman
Fleischauer), both of Zurich;
Martha, (Mrs. Earl Haywood),
Wingham, and Edward, London.
They have ten grandchildren
and eight great grandchildren,
Some of their time Monday
was spent at the Zurich Fall
Fair, with weather much like
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St. Peter's
Lutheran Church
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Rev. A. C. Blackwell, B.A., B.D.
Pastor
Mrs. Audrey Haberer, Organist
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4 —
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11:00 a.m.—Worship Service.
You Are Welcome
their wedding day 55 years ago.
Mrs. Thiel remarked that she
'and her husband enjoyed the
display of items from the past,
She particularly appreciated the
Oesch Buggy because it remind-
ed her of the mode of travel
on her wedding day.
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