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ZURICH Citizens NEWS
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ST. JOSEPH'S-DRYSDALE
(By Al. Fred Ducharme)
Mr. and Mrs. Hector artier, 'picks:d yup J. Phillip Laporte and
J. Denomme 1pf the Drysdale dast-
:riet for a trip to Toronto on
Sunday Last.
IVLr. and Mrs. Michael Masse
and children were visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bedard over
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ducharme
returned to their home on the
Blue Water Highway after s'pend-
h g ten days in Detroit, Windsor
and Aa hersitbaurg visiting with,
children ,and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sherky,
Marine Qty, Michigan, were vis-
itors over the weekend with the
tatter's relatives.
Detroit, spent rtihe 'long weekend
an St. Joseph wit11 Mr. and Mrs.
Tony Laporte, their daughter and
son-iuz-Law.
'Mrs. Adolph Masse and daught-
er of near Tecumseh, were visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Masse,
they also motored to Seaforth to
visit Mrs, Masse's another and
other members of the family.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilde and
family, 15th C'once'ssion, were Fri-
• da4y evening visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed, Corriveau.
Andrew Camltin, Detroit, spent
the weekend in St, Joseph with
hus mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Laporte. and
daulghter Theresa, were in their
cattage over the weekend at La -
'parte Summer R'esor't.
Mr. and Mfrs. Theo. Denomme
• and other members of the family,
all 'from Detroit, spent the long
weekend In their summer cottage
alt Deavamme Grove.
Cottages at Ducharane's Beach
.were almost all called up during
the weekend with their owners
• from Detroit and other points.
Mic=hael Hartman, Zurich, ac-
companied by his brother Cyril,
Planted in dust, would have been
greatly affected, The past rain
will also pep up the hay crop
which at this date was very short.
Looking back at the past weather
we believe that this: has been one
of the driest spel,Ls in decades.
Nat in the memory of the pant
'three generations has: so dry a sp-
ring been witnessed. However, it's
an ill wind that blows no good.
Even t'houg'h there has been: a de-
lay in growth this rain will be
more than a recompense and far-
mers and 'gardeners can look for
an ample reward for their labour.
The St. Joseph bridge is weld
under way and it will be only a
short time before completed. 'Dille
for bridges to farmer's lune -ways
have :also been placed for' a dist-
•ance to the north.
Valuable Rain
After a long drought the much
needed rain came on Saturday
last and occasional showers on
Sunday. To the farmers this main
was a God send for everything
was suffering for lack of moisture.
Beans in particular, which were
Giri Guide News
On Thursday night the Gari!
Guides held their weekly meeting.
After •the :opening the gimis went
to their patrol earners.
Court of honour was held at
nine o'clock. At court of honour
plans were made for the camping
trip which wllll be held about
June 21.
Comments
On Thursday last was Decora-
tion Day in the United States, a
day set aside by the authority
annually for .the purpose of dec-
orating and beaut'vfyinig homes and
!surroundings. But, as usual, the
Americans took advantage of it
and took to the highways, tra+vei-
Lang to ,different parts of the Unit-
ed States, and Canada. This Blue
Water Highway was: a steady
,stream of traffic from early Thu-
rsday :afternoon until past the
mid -night hours of Friday. Some
turned into their sntunnrer cot-
tages on the ]lake shore while oth-
ers travelled further to reach their
destination.
We .believe that when the high -
On Saturday the Guides went
'to Bayfield where they attended
the Guide Rally.
The gives were given tests an
Signalling, stalking, first wild,
Kims Game, haws, nature and map
and compass. At five o'clock the
'girls ate their lunch and then held
campfire.
The Guides wish to thank Wil-
liam Siebert, Mrs. Charles el:,
and 'Laurence Brisson for provid-
ing transportation to Bayd:aid on
Saturday.
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they pass beautiful sceneries, and
the further on they go they are
more 'attractive and demand more
attention by ,thein, creating a de-
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