HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1966-12-22, Page 6PAGE SIX ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1966
ST. JOSEPH and DRYSDALE
Alfred Ducharme, Correspondent
A Merry and Joyous Christmas to All
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Jeffrey
and family and. Mr. and Mrs,
Ed Corriveau of this highway
motored to London on Saturday
last to pass the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Morley Fournier
and family of that city, Mrs.
Fournier is a daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Ecl Corriveau.
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Garfield Denomme
were from Detroit, Mr. and Mrs.
JosephStanton, and from Lon-
don, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Den-
()name.
en-
oname.
At time of writing in our
surroundings there is not much
snow as yet, but there is still
time left for .a snow fall to .have
a white Christmas, but all of
that is uncertain. A few more
mild days could well bring a
green Christmas, for some it
means disappointment to them,
they fear the worst for the coin-
ing year. Others are happy go -
lucky, let come what may.
Late Mrs. Corriveau
On Saturday last the remains
of the late Mrs. Marceline Cor-
riveau were taken from the
Westlake funeral home, Zurich,
to St. Peter's Church, St. Jo-
seph parish, were Requiem
Mass was celebrated by the
parish priest, Monsignor Bour-
deau. Mrs. Corriveau was near-
ing her 84th birthday and
passed away in Clinton hospital
on December 14, 1966. After
church service the remains were
taken to the family plot in the
adjoining churchyard cemetery,
where also her late husband
was laid to rest in 1952. To
mourn her loss she leaves two
sans, five daughters and four
sisters.
The deceased was of an amia-
ble character, always ready to
give a helping hand to the
needy. She had a lingering
sickness for some years but was
fully resigned to it all. She
being a native of this parish
and had passed her entire life
in its surroundings. We offer
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our deepest sympathy to the
family and relatives in their
time of bereavement.
Judge Not
Pray, don't lay fault with the
man who limps or stumbles
along the road,
Unless you have worn the shoes
he wears or struggled beneath
his load.
There may be something in his
shoes that hurt, though hid-
den away from view,
The burdens he bears placed on
your back might cause you to
stagger, too.
Don't sneer at the man who,
down today, unless you have
felt the blow
That caused his fall or felt the
shame that only the fallen
know,
You may be strong but still the
blow that were his, if dealt
to you
In the self same way at the self
same time might cause you
to stagger, too.
Don't be too harsh with the man
who sins or pelt him with
words or stones,
Unless you are sure, yes doubly
sure that you have no sins of
your •own.
For you know, perhaps, if the
tempter's voice should whis-
per soft words to you,
As did to him when he went
astray
T'would cause you to falter, too.
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Letters
London, Ontario
December 13, 1966
Zurich Citizens News,
Zurich, Ontario.
Dear Sir:
Enclosed please find cheque
for renewal of subscription to
your paper for Earl Drover.
We look forward to the paper
each week and enjoy it very
much.
Thank you,
Mrs. E. Drover.
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50 Years Ago
DECEMBER, 1916
Dr. E. S, Ilardie, dentist, will
be at the Dominion House, Zur-
ich, on Wednesday, and Wed-
nesday of the following week.
B it t h announcement — In
Stephen an Wednesday, Decem-
ber 13, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Rader, a son.
Hon. W. J. Hanna has resigned
the portfolio of provincial sec-
retary in the Ontario Cabinet
and W. J. McPherson, KC, MP,
has been appointed in his place.
Premier Hearst has taken the
portfolio of the minister of
agriculture for the present.
Coal is very scarce and little
has arrived at Hensall.
Splendid sleighing is helping
the Christmas trade.
40 Years Ago
DECEMBER, 1926
The re -dedication and conse-
cration of the Ev. Lutheran
Church, Zurich, will take place
next Sunday morning, Decem-
ber 25. Members and friends
will assemble in the church
shed from whence a procession
will be formed. Rev. H. Rembe
will be in the lead.
William Lamont, of the vil-
Iage, has sold his 100 -acre grass
farm in Stanley to his son, Roy
Lamont, who owns the adjoin-
ing 100 acres. Alfred Sreenan
has sold his farm on the Blue
Water Highway, north of Drys-
dale, to Lawrence Denomme,
son of Philip Denomme, who
will get possession on April 1
next. Frank Corriveau has sold
the Duranda •m alsonear
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Drysdale, to his son, Leo Cor-
riveau, who has been living on
it for some years. Ed Datars
has sold his 50 acres on the
third concession, Hay, to Ervin
Willert.
25 Years Ago
DECEMBER, 1941
Notice—Boys who have be-
come in the habit of throwing
snowballs at electric lights are
hereby warned to cease .from
doing so or the hand of the
law will be enforced.
We greatly miss the big tree
usually erected by the village
on the main square. But this
is a request by the Hydro sup-
ply that this volume of electri-
city be saved for other purpose
this year.
Real fine Easter -like weather
is with us at present, the roads
are like summer and there is
no snow and no frost.
.A Publisher's Blessing:
0 blessed is he who does not
fuss
When he receives a bill from us;
But knowing his subscription
due,
Sends in the money to renew.
A doubly blessed is that good
friends
Who waits not till a bill we
send,
But promptly sends us the
amount
Wherewith to straighten his
account.
15 Years Ago
DECEMBER, 1951
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We want to say a sincere "thank
you" to all our great friends and wish
them all the laughter, fun and good •
cheer of this happy holiday seasazt.
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to top your
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bright "thank
yoU" for
being such loyal
customers.
REGAL GRILL, HENSALL
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heartfelt gratitude in a song of
Cliiristnitas cheer to good.frieluds and enstoiners,
Hensall District Co-operative
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ment at Lyric Theatre, Exeter:
"Showboat" with Kathryn Gray-
son, Ava Gardner ,and Joe E.
Brown.
With winter actually setting
in on Friday the 21st, according
to the calendar, we are begin-
ning to think something must
be out of time, with the piles
of snow and the much cold and
zero weather we are having.
A goodly number of the village
streets are blocked to traffic.
The nights get most terribly
cold and with snow falling day
and night, there is really an
old-fashioned Canadian winter
in the making.
Mrs, Victor Deichert, who has
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been in St, Joseph's Hospital,
London, for treatment, has re-
turned to her home on the Blind
Line hi much improved health.
Milton Oesch Is nursing an
injured leg.
Donald Hesse received an in-
jured left hand while practicing
hockey on Tuesday.
10 Years Ago
DECEMBER, 1956
Rev. and Mrs, 0. Winter mo-
tored to London on Monday
and spent the day there.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacKin-
non and two children, Ross and
Janet, of London, visited with
their mother, Mrs. M. MacKin-
non, on Sunday.
Miss Donna Oeseh is pro-
gressing favorably after an ap-
pendix operation at the Clinton
Public Hospital on Monday.
Area 441 leaders in 1956 were
Anson McKinley and Bert
Klopp, RR 1, Zurich, and Carl
Oestriecher, Dashwood.
Mrs. M. Merner was renamed
president of the Ladies' Aid of
Zion Lutheran Church, Dash-
wood.
Christmas turkeys are plen-
tiful at 58c per pound for large
birds.
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who have made this Christmas
so grand for a4s, we wish the
Merriest Christmas of all.
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Times change, but the
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on forever, and
so do our hearty
wishes for your
happiness, and our
earnest thanks for
your friendly good will.
Season's Greetings from
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Chubb's Barber Shop'
Don McCurdy, Proprietor
Reid's Texaco Service
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Joe Flynn, Proprietor
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