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The first church in La Tuque Eugene Corbeil

I had not seen these photos [1] which date from 1948 and would have taken the architect Ernest trifluvian Denoncourt of passage in the La Tuque part of building a new school, the "boarding girls ", the future Central School, erected at the corner of St. Joseph and St. Eugene, still in use.

Denoncourt had drawn plans of the school, as was the case in 1937 to design an addition to St. Zéphirin school.

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Photo taken from the Rue Saint-Georges.

The west side of the church and sacristy, detached from the building and installed at an angle.

We distinguish the north wall of the second church, as the game of tennis [2] located parallel to the Rue Saint-Georges.

The wall is seen since the corner of St. George and St. Anthony gives an idea of the steepness of the slope. We had to set the building on stilts.

Western Wall and the facade overlooking the South.

The eastern wall and the facade.

This picture easier to see how we secured the sacristy to the church.

can see the traces (dark) on the back wall of the church, the area occupied by the sacristy before the détache.On we installed a hallway-balcony to switch one party to another.

The photo, taken August 6, 1948, from the Rue Saint-Joseph at the top of the Rue Saint-Eugene, gives an idea of the state of the construction of the Central School and can see the presence, background, the two churches.

Note also the "Curb Service", which became the Pignon Rouge. The exterior of south wall is unfinished.

We also recognize the white building located at the corner of St. Joseph and St. Louis, still standing today, and some houses of that street.

October 8, 1948, the steel structure

Central School takes shape.

In the background, it receives a portion of the plant of the Brown Corporation.

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Gaston Gravel gave me this picture of the first church choir.

[1] photos from the archives of the Inter-University Centre for Quebec Studies.

[2] This postcard, probably from the 1940s, maybe 1950, can pinpoint the location of the tennis game and moved to the sacristy.

It shows much of the area called "The Aus-Side-du-Lac. It distinguishes Street St. Paul, St. Augustine and St. Louis, oriented north-south along the street from the beach, north of Lake St. Louis ..

top left, the barn of the Brown Corporation, built in the early 1920s, along Brown Avenue, then at Saint-Michel, built in 1921.

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's residence in 1948 ROMULUS DUCHARME

architect Ernest trifluvian Denoncourt, who drew the plans of the Central School, built in 1948 and 1949, took advantage of his stay in La Tuque to take pictures of the residence Romulus Ducharme, and the first parish church of St. Zephirin, we moved to the corner of St. Anthony and St. George and serves as a school.

Here are five views of the first family residence Ducharme, from an online archive of the Inter-University Centre for Quebec Studies.

The photos are from 1948.

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The facade of the house, located next to the courtyard of the "college" St. Zephirin, gives 1910 as date of construction.

At the time the street number was 273, Commercial Street.

In the foreground, note the religious , accompanied by a girl, probably resident of the orphanage located a little further down Commercial Street, past the coast of hospital .

South side.

right, there are clearly a part of the facade of St. Zéphirin school.

The back wall, looking west and the future of Bel-Air.

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The beginnings were modest Ducharme counsel. He was the first of his profession to settle permanently in La Tuque, which will be the chief law.

It will first in politics in the federal arena, before being first elected to the Legislative Assembly of Quebec under the banner of the National Liberal Agenda in 1931 as representative of the County Laviolette. Then it will follow Maurice Duplessis, founder of the National Union.

He won his seat Unionist eight times from 1936 to 1962 . He retired from politics in 1966. He died in La Tuque, February 15, 1976.

1936

In June, Ducharme is hospitalized in Quebec and can not sit in the Legislature.

In September 1936, Ducharme, MP in opposition, and the Mayor of La Tuque of the time, which was popular Bloc candidate at that election, meet government officials to apply their road leading to Lac-Saint-Jean. They will have to wait nearly 30 years to get it.

A photo of happy marriage, their friend Ducharme just been re-elected again: Real Gravel, F.-X. Lamontagne, Oscar Fontaine, Ducharme, Aldor Dupont Idola Duchesne and Lucien Ringuet. All wear the ribbon bearing the surname of the member, arranged vertically.

Photo courtesy of Gaston GRAVEL

citizens and citizens contesting the assessment of their property. Among them, the farmer Rosary Bouchard, who has apartment buildings, a retired member, Marie-Paule Vezina Pierre Vezina and Club golf and curling.

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Yves Guillemette, creator of THE TUQUE, people, places, times, scored two recent photos (August 2010) of the second house occupied by the family Ducharme, built on the same lot adjacent to the Complexe culturel Félix-Leclerc, boulevard Ducharme.

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