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`WEDNESDAY, 1V,CARCH 25, 1959
ZURICH Citizens NEWS
PAGE ELEVEN
St .JOSEPH'S---DD.YSDALE
.(A9.,. FRED DUCHA
Entertains Friends
Last Tuesday friends and rela-
`tives gathered at the home of Mrs.
Valerie Cantin, where she had pre-
pared a very delicious dinner. In-
-eluded in the company were: Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Denomme, Mr.
and Mrs, Dennis Charrette, and
Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Jeffrey.
_after the meal was over there was
the usual chit-chat, reviewing past
incidents, and the odd joke. In
"the early afternoon the company
left, thanking Mrs. Cantin for the
great welcome she had given them.
Master Freddie and little Miss
Elaine Ducharme, of the Bluewa-
ter South, were Friday last visit -
,.ors with their grandparents.
Andrew Ducharme spent a few
days in London the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ducharme,
,of the 14th concession, were Sat-
urday last visitors on the Blue-
RME, Correspondent)
water Highway, with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Ducharme.
Last Tuesday evening, St. Pat-
rick Day, a very enjoyable time
was spent in the Parish Hall,
where a card party, sponsored by
the Catholic Women's League, was
held. Suitable prizes were award-
ed to the whiners. There was al-
so a draw for a quilt, which at-
tracted much attention. It was
won by Jerome Ducharme, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ducharme
John N. Denomy
Last Saturday in this Parish Re-
quiem High Mass was celebrated
for one of the most highly respec-
ted citizens, in the person of John
N. Denomy. The church was fil-
led
illed to almost overflowing capacity,
which showed the high esteem the
parishioners and others in the
surrounding district held for him.
Mr. Denomy was one who had a
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7,000 Reporters
At Work During
Farm. Safety Drive
Approx. 7,000 people in Ontario
now form a well organized team
of Farm Accident reporters. One
of these reporters lives in. your
neighbourhood. There are 191
Farm Accident reporters in Huron
County.
The Ontario Farm Accident
Survey extends over a period of
one year, from March 1, 1959 to
February 29, 1960. An accident
which happens during this year is
reportable if there are any doctor
or hospital bills, if the time lost
exceeds a total of two hours or
if property damage exceeds $25.
Everyone is asked to assist by
reporting all accidents to their
area reporter.
charming personality, and who had
made many friends in the years
he had been in business at Drys-
dale. Being of courteous dispos-
ition he will be greatly missed by
his neighbours and friends.
He and his wife Adeline were
the parents of four sons and two
daughters. After the Mass the re-
mains were laid to rest in the ad-
joining Parish Cemetery.
On behalf of the community we
offer our deepest sympathy to the
bereaved family.
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'59 Highway Plans
Include Work On
No, 21 Highway
Listed in the recently issued
brochure for the capital program
of the Ontario Department of
Highways for the year 1959-60, is
the new Maitland River Bridge,
CNR overhead and CPR subway
north of Goderich. Length of the
project is 1.3 miles, and includes
grading, culverts, granular base.
Other parts of the Highways
program in the Stratford. District
includes 16.2 miles from Stratford
to Milverton; 11 miles from St.
Joseph north to the Bayfield Riv-
er along the Blue Water Highway;
7.5 miles east of Wingham to
within four miles of Bluevale.
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Farm Accident Survey Areas Named
For Zurich District in Safety Program
These are the reporters working for you in the
Ontario Farm Accident Survey for 1959. To discover
which reporter you should make your reports of acci-
dents to, locate your farm on the mop above, note the
number in that area, and then check with the list below.
HAY TOWNSHIP:
1. Mac Denomme, Zurich
2. Harold Deichert, Zurich
3. Jim McAllister, RR 1, Zurich
4. Irar Desjardine, Dashwood
5. Arnold Merner, Zurich
6. Wilfred Mousseau, Hensall
7. Lloyd Hendrick, Dashwood
8. Carl Oestreicher, Dashwood
9. Elmer Rowe, Exeter.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP:
1. Fred Gibson, RR 5, Clinton
2. Victor Taylor, Brucefield
3. D'Arcy Rathwell, Brucefield
4. Alex McBeath, RR 3, Kippen
5. Ivan McClymont, RR 1, Varna
6. Mae Coleman, RR 1, Zurich
7. Lee McConnell, RR 1, Varna
8. Bob Peck, RR 1, Zurich
9. Les Amstrong, RR 3, Bayfield
10. Allen Armstrong, RR 1, Varna
11. Anson McKinley, RR 1, Zurich
12. Ted Dunn, RR 3, Bayfield
13. Harold Erb, RR 2, Zurich
14. Reporter to be appointed
15. Reporter to be appointed.
STEPHEN
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3.
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5.
TOWNSHIP:
Roy Morenz, Dashwood
Lorne Devine, Dashwood
Lloyd Eagelson, Dashwood
Donald Kestle, Dashwood
Earl Neil, Exeter.
BLUEWATER CONSERVATION CLU
ANNUAL MEETING
TOWN HALL, ZURICH
FRIDAY, APRIL 3r 8 PM
FREE MOVIES ON OUTDOOR SPORTS, ETC., BY THE
CARLING CONSERVATION CLUB
Young And Old ®- - Everyone Welcome
PLAN TO ATTEND
Refreshments Will Be Provided
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