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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1967
A CENTENNIAL PROJECT — When
Zurich councillor Gordon Hess wqs appoint-
ed chairman of the historical committee of
the centennial planning, he decided to do
the job up right and clug out photos ranging
over the past 100 years. The photos, along
with the other explanatory material, may be
seen in the window of Yungblut's Meat
Market, and the plans are to show different
pictures each week. Also included in the
display will be items of early history per-
taining to the district, As the sign in the
lower right indicates, the collection is called,
"back trackin' in local history with Gord
Hess".
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ZURICH
ccident Victims
Are Hospitalized
Al Kyle, 18, .son of Mr. and
Mrs. William T. Kyle, Kippen,
and Bob Leppington, 19, Bruce -
field, who makes his home with
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle, are doing
as well as can be expected as
the result of an accident a mile
south of Kippen on Highway 4,
Wednesday night.
A car driven by Leppington
travelling south crashed into a
bulldozer. Kyle is in South
Huron Hospital, Exeter, with a
fractured right collar bone, back
injuries and bruises. Lepping-
ton was admitted to South Hur-
on Hospital but later transfer-
red to St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, with a fractured heel.
He underwent surgery.
Both young men are employ-
ed at General Coach Works of
Canada. Dr. D. A. Ecker, of
Exeter, was the attending phy-
sician. Investigating the acci-
dent were OPP from Goderich
detachment, assisted by OPP
Constable Dale Lamont from
Exeter.
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ST. JOSEPH and
RYSDALE
Alfred Duch.+rme, Correspondent
On Tuesday last Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Geoffrey, of the Drys-
dale district, in company with
Mrs, Josephine Ducharme, mo-
tored to Port Lambton to visit
with Mrs. William Wessing, who
is employed by the parish priest.
Mrs. Wessing is the daughter
of Mrs. Ducharme and needless
to say it was a joyous event for
all to meet. With Mrs. Wessing
they motored to Wallaceburg
for dinner as an outing.
On Sunday last Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Ducharme, of the 14th
concession; Mr. and Mrs. Noel
Laporte, William Ducharme and
son Andrew, visited at the home
of Isidore Ducharme and moth-
er. It was meant for a New
Year's visit to them since they
having families of their own
could not be present on New
Year's day.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Farwell,
of the Goshen Line, and Mrs.
Theresa Hartman, Zurich, were
Sunday evening visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Du-
charme, of this Highway.
Mrs. Valerie Cantin, of St.
Joseph, after spending some
time in Detroit, returned to her
home in company with her son,
Jean Paul.
On Monday last Gerard Geof-
froi and his mother, Mrs. Sarah
Geoffroi, of St. Joseph, in com-
pany with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Ducharme, motored to Blue
Water Rest Home to pay a visit
to Mr. Chester Smith and also
Mrs, Emily Meidinger, who are
in residence at the Home. It
was the Ducharine's first visit
since its completion. All were
much impressed by the court-
esy shown them by those in
charge, also of its well up -keep,
beautifully decorated and all
seemed in order to make those
within comfortable, the care
given then, and to make then
feel home -like, to enjoy them-
selves in their declining years.
The passing of Christmas does
not mean the passing of the
Yuletide season, it means the
passing of a spiritual day since
the birth of Christ. A religious
event which dates back many
centuries of which many people
observe with piety in almost
all countries, some at different
dates.
New Years feast day is some-
what different, it means the
passing of a year and entering
into a new one. It is a day of
gaiety and according to tradi-
tion a day of whioh families
gather together and :as for many
years that too is observed in
many parts of our land. The
masculine sex greet themselves
with •a handshake, wishes one
another the best, but when ex-
tending the New Year wish to
the feminine sex, that too ac-
cording to tradition the hand-
shake is not effective, unless
it is sealed with a kiss.
Families on New Year's day
gather together where parents
prepare delicious meals for the
day to welcome their children
and others who call on them.
In the primitive years of this
parish, people celebrated until
the sixth day of January, Epiph-
any day, which meant the end
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