Zurich Citizens News, 1966-05-05, Page 7THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1966
ZURICH, CITIZENS NEWS
B of M Hames
Award Winners
Further awards of $3,000
each to two outstanding Ontario
students for third -year graduate
study under the Bank of Mont-
real Canada Centennial Scholar-
ship program have been an-
nounced by G. Arnold Hart,
chairman and president of the
bank.
Six students in other prov-
inces receive similar awards,
The same students also won
$3,000 in each of the past two
years, plus smaller amounts in
previous years, under the B of
M program.
Mr. Hart noted that, with the
award of these fellowships, the
plan again becomes open to the
48 original winners of bank
scholarships in 1960, each of
whom is eligible to •compete
next year for the two final
awards of $5,000 each—one in
arts and one in science --for
further study anywhere in the
world,
Chosen by an independent
selection committee of leading
university professors represent-
ing all regions of Canada, the
two Ontario winners are: Cath-
erine Reid, of Willowdale, who
is studying classics at Harvard
University; and Michael Church
of Downsview, who is taking
geography at the University of
British Columbia.
ST* JOSEPH and DRYSDALE
Alfred Ducharme, Correspondent
On Saturday last Mr. and world and caused worry to
Mrs, Fred Ducharme, of the
Blue Water Highway, were vis.
itors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, L. P. Ducharme and family,
Dashwood. Mr. Ducharme also
called on some old friends
whom be had not met for some
time,
Lake front cottages were well
filled over the week -end re-
gardless of the weather which
was not pleasant along the lake,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Farwell,
of the Goshen Line south, called
on yours truly and Mrs, Du-
charme on Sunday last on their
return trip from Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kushett,
of Kitchener, were Sunday last
visitors at the home of the lat-
ter's parents on this highway,
Mr. and Mrs, Leon Bedard.
At the Dolph Sopha home
from the Goshen Line south
were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Die-
trich and family; from Mount
Carmel, Mr. and Mrs. John Ma-
honey, and from the Dashwood
district, Mr, and Mrs. Ed Turn.
bull as Sunday last visitors.
The windstorm from the east
which brewed up last Wednes-
day played its role in passing
and as well caused much dam-
age. Not too many escaped
at least some minor loss in its
trail. Telephone lines were
crippled, leaving homes with-
out connection to the outside
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many. To add to the misery
of the nightfall,the hydro
failed to function leaving
houses cold and dark.
With the exception of a few
who are not yet fully modern-
ized with the latest appliances
and are burning nature's fuel—
wood and coal—they considered
themselves lucky, as well, they
were glad to give shelter for
that evening to the more unfor-
tunate. They also provided
light from the burning of kero-
sene lamps that have been put
out of the way by many.
Away back in the year of
1913, I believe, and in the
month of April, a similar storm
had brewed up from the south-
west direction and it too left in
its pathway destruction of prop-
erty and much damage 'in this
surrounding.
At that time they were not
modernized with hydro and
there were very few telephones
so these necessities of today
were not missed at that time,
At that time the St. Joseph Bab
moral block was almost com-
pleted and on that day much
of the flat roof was lifted and
carried in the air by large sec-
tions on the easterly farms al-
most a mile away by the high
winds of almost one hundred
miles an hour. Homes in this
surrounding were in great dan-
ger and families living on this
roadway were on guard and
had made provisions for a quick
get -away from their homes.
Planks and other heavy mater-
ials were seen flying in the air
at the peak of the storm at
mid-day.
Farmers, who were ready for
seeding, had much to pick up
of the debris. However, we
have much to be thankful for
there was not to our memory
any loss of life.
Pioneer Days (Cont.)
The second school built was
a log building which served as
a school and on Sunday a priest
conducted a church service.
By that time, in the late
sixties and early seventies, the
third generation were then in
their boyhood days. Though
young they had already had
some schooling and were de-
veloping adult ideas. That
meant to the older people some
help and by that they too were
learning. The few of this third
generation left can recall many
of the pioneers and their ways
of work. The people of that
generation had not much school-
ing as at that time parents were
not interested and also there
were no laws to enforce school
attendance,
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•
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and how problems can be
solved,
Films and slides illustrating
developments in Ontario •cities,
towns and villages will be
shown as part of the five-hour
program.
Taking part in the program
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tor of the Ontario Centennial
Planning Branch, and other
members of the branch.
Among subjects to be dis-
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Confederation Trains and Con-
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