Zurich Citizens News, 1965-12-09, Page 6i
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ZURICH CITIZENS HEWS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1965
'Obituary
MRS, ANNA MOUSSSEAU
The former Anna Amanda
Mousseau, Mrs Anna Wesley
passed away in Romeo, Mieh.,
recently. At 86 years of age,
she has been living with her
daughter and son.in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Melton, at
Romeo. She was born near
Drysdale, and had lived in De-
troit until about 10 years ago.
Funeral mass was held at the
Romeo Catholic Church, on Sat-
urday, November 27, with bur-
ial in the Utica cemetery,
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VARNA NEWS
The December meeting of
the UCW of Varna United Ch-
urch was held in the church
rn Thursday evening last with
Mrs. Charles Reid as leader
of group three, in charge of
devotions. Mrs. John Ostrom
t ead the Christmas story from
the gospel of Luke. Prayer was
Offered by Mrs. Fred McClym-
out. Mrs. Gordon Johnston read
a Christmas poem, Miss Mary
Lou Johnston and Debra Steph-
enson sang a duet."Silent Ni-
ght," Mrs. Robert Taylor con-
ducted the business period.
The allocation for the year
was reached. The roll call was
answered by a Christmas tho-
ught by 30 members who were
present.
The nominating committee
brought in the following slate
of officers which were duly
elected; past president, Mrs.
Robert Taylor; president, Mrs.
Mervyn Hayter; vice-president,
Mrs. Charles Reid; secretary,
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ST. JOSEPH and DRYSD AL E
Al.., FRED DUCHARMECorreagondentl
Several from this parish mot-
ored to Courtright on Saturday
last to attend the funeral of the
late .Harley McRae, who sudd-
enly
uddenly passed away during the
week. Mr, McRae was an am-
iable character, generous and
kind with a nice personality.
The deceased was 65 years of
age and married to the former
Elva Bedard almost two score
years ago. Two daughters and
his wife remain to mourn his
passing away. His funeral ser-
vice was held in St. Charles
Church, Courtright, and the re-
mains were Iaid to rest in Cor-
runna burial grounds. We offer
our deepest sympathy to the
bereaved ones.
Mr. and Dlrs. Joseph Statton
of Detroit spent the weekend
in this vicinity with the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Garfield
Denomme.
Mr. Avilla Ducharne who
has been confined to his bed
for the past few days, is now
improving.
Lumbering
(continued from last week)
Mrs. A.J. Mustard; treasurer,
Mrs. William McAsh; corresp-
onding secretary, Mrs. Mervyn
Johnston; envelope secretary,
Mrs. John Ostrom;
Group one leaders, Mrs. Tom
Consitt, Mrs. Joe Postill; group
two, hlrs. Harvey Hayter; gro-
up three, Mrs. Ralph Stephen-
son, Mrs. John Ostrom; group
four, Mrs. Ronald Taylor, Mrs.
William Dawson.
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Ng YOU!
The support and confidence you showed in electing me on
Monday was greatly appreciated.
1 will endeavour to serve everyone in the municipality fo
the best of my ability.
"Compliment of the Season" to everyone.
— Leroy Thiel
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1 wish to take this opportunity to thank everyone who sup-
ported me at the polls on Monday.
%swami on sea enviamienz
— Milton Desch
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We wish to thank our sponsors, and all
us at the polls on Monday, in Grand
confi-
dence in us was greatly appreciated.
those who supported
Bend. Your Qug Martin
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Assmann
SEIMINIINIGMEINEMOREINIMIft
After I was free from the
tree -top and had regained my
senses, I helped to free my
buddy with the other boys.
It was not long then that we
had to make plans to remove
the bleeding body — no one
made any suggestions as to the
best way as they were waiting
on my orders. After pausing
for some time we decided on
the old way of removing lum-
ber jacks hurt in the bush by
cutting down two small trees
and making a stretcher. This
we did and laid the body on.
It was about ten feet Iong, so
a few boys got on each side
taking turns carrying the str-
teher. Again they waited on
me to give the command to
leave and carry the dead body
to the burg, a distance of over
half a axile.
We left the fatal scene where
my buddy's life blood had mel-
ted the four inches of snow
under the tree -top and already
his blood-stained clothes were
freezing. Along the way, we
left a blood -colored trail which
was visible so long as snow
remained on the ground. Soon
we arrived at the boarding
house on the main street of
the burg. No one knew if there
was a funeral home or not so
I walked into the boarding-
house. First I had to break
the news to the home people,
which was most heart -breaking
to them. It was some time be-
fore the mistress could give
Huron County School Area No. 1
To those who supported me at the polls, my sincere "thank
you". A special thanks to the many people who worked
so hard on my behalf during this campaign.
— James Cleave
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To all those who supported me and worked on my behalf
on Monday, 1 extend my sincere appreciation.
--- Gord;o n Erb
: T A 'LEY SCH iiOL AREA
wank you for electing me to represent you on the Huron
5^4nn1 Area No. 1.
I will work for the best interests of the children of the
area, by supplying the best education available.
Seanson's Greetings to everyone!
—Jack T :ylor
THAN ►{ }, a STANLEY!
I wish to take this opportunity of expressing my sincere
appreciation to the ratepayers of Stanley Township, for
the confidence they showed in re-electing me as their reeve
!or the corning year.
1 will endeavour to work for all the ratepayers in the
municipality to the best of my ability.
-- 'Ernie Talbot
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me any information as where
the funeral home was. It was
across the street,
Strange as it was to me and
my pal, all of a sudden through
the night of Wednesday before
the fatality on Friday, I was
awakened by the sound of a
child crying, First it was loud
then it lowered and soon van-
ished not to be heard again.
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lumber camps therel are all
types of boys and I did not
want to expose myself to crit-
icism or to be branded as a
superstitious character.
I did not tell my mate about
it during that Thursday. Stra-
nge as it may be, on the eve
prior to the fatal day my bud-
dy, as I the night before, was
suddenly awakened and heard.
the same cry as I had the pre-
vious night, My buddy was i11
at ease and told me he felt
something was wrong, With
this he told me all he had
heard.
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