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Obituaries
THOMAS MICHAEL COYNE',
Thomas Michael Coyne, aged
61, died early Monday morning
February .23rd at the Festival
Motor len in Stratford where he
was the night switchboard oper-
ator. Mr. Coyne was born in
ibbert Township and has farMed
there all his life until the past
two years when he moved to
Dublin. Be was married to the
former Mary Burchill who pas-
sed away in 1967. Mr. Coyne is"
survived by his mother, Mrs.
Alice Coyne, Hibbert; four
sisters, Alecla, Hibbert; MrS.
Reginald (Florence) Kahue, Chat-
ham; Mrs. Walter (Mary) Kroski,
Toronto -and Sister Agnes Coyne'
of the Ursaline Community in
Strathroy. Two brothers,George,
Dublin and Matthew, Hibbert
Township.
The body Is resting at the
Heath-Leslie Funeral Home in
Mitchell until Thursday at 10;00
p.m. when Requiiim High Mass
will be sung by Reverand Fathers,
• Durand in St. patrick's Roman
,:atholic,Church in Dublin. Tem-
porary burial will be in the
Mitchell Mausoleum. Prayers
will be held on Wednesday even-
ing at 8:00 p.m. in the Funeral
Hoine.
NEIL LAIDLAW
Funeral services for
Neil Laidlaw were held in Climax,
(Sask.) United Church on Feb-
ruary 9. -His• death occurred
suddenly at his home in Climax,
Sask. following a heart attack.
Mr. Laidlaw, 53, was born in
Sask a son of Mrs. Gertrude
Laidlaw of Shaunavon, Sask. and
the late Samuel Laidlaw, former
residents of Tuckersmith Town-
ship. Besides his' mother, he is
survived by his wife, three sons
and one daughter; also'four sis-
ters, all of Saskatchewan.
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WIN PUBLIC SPEAKING HONORS •
These three St. Patrick's. Separate School students were among the top spea'.:ers at tne
Mitchell Legion Public Speaking Contest held at Mitchell District High, School last week.
Students from schools ,in Dublin, Stratford ,and Upper Thames competed. Shown here are
(right) Benny Benninger, who won 1st in the boys' gtade 7 - 8. class; Linda Van Bergen,
1st in the girls' grade 7 - 8 class and Billy McC reight who was second in the grade 6 and
under class. (Staff Photo)
WOODHAM
Correspondent
Mrs. Bob Cronin
Parent Teachers Association
executive meeting was held on
Tuesday in St. patrick's Sepa-
rate School. Those present were
Bill Flannigan, president, Dublin,'
Mrs. Joe Cronin, secretary, Mrs.
Jack O'Rourke, treasurer, James
Krauskopf,'Mrs. Louis Kramers,
programme committee and also
BEGIN COURSE SERIES
The Stratford St. John's Am-
bulance have set up a branch in
Mitchell and' Anthony Loomans,
Dublin is the president. A four
week course starting on March
4th at 8:00 p.m. to 10;00 p.m. is
a. planned. It will be held each
Wednesday for the four weeks
and all are welcome to take
the course. A membership fee
of $5.00 must be paid by each
member to cover the cost of
materials used.
WIN AWARDS •
The regular monthly meeting
of the Knights of Columbus was
held last Thursday in the St.
Columban Hall. The share-the
wealth draw was won .by the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Malone and the seller of the
winning ticket was Joseph 0'-
Rielly. Charlie •Rati,Zurich
won the mortgage money and the
pot of gold containing $35,90 ,
uncolaimed as. Bill McCann,
Mount Carmel was not in,
attendance.
Sister Shirley. Topic for dis-
cussion was the possibility of
obtaining ' literature and a film
on LSD and other harmful drugs
used by some teen-agers. The
The Parish Council held their
meeting on Friday night in the
church rectory in Dublin. Rev-
erand Father Durand read the
financial statement. The mission
council plans were discussed and
a report on the reaction of the
parishoners regarding the re-
Mission
Council
The Mission Council of St.
Patrick's Church met on Tues-
day in the Church Rectory.Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Delaney, Mr. and Mrs. John
Schoondenwoerd, Mr. Ed.Row-
land and Rev. Father Durand.
Tlie objective is to give finan-
cial aid to a missionary priest
in a foreign country. The first
activity planned will be on St.
Patrick's Day, Tuesday, March
17. Revs Father Durand will say
Mass at 8;00 p.m, and will
give„ a short sermon on St.Pat-
rick.' Following this there will
be. a card game and a 'dance in
the hall of the church.
ceivin of comnitinion in their
hand was sent to London. The
subject of putting a carpet across
the front of the church, and down
the middle isle was discussed
but no decision will be made
until the next meeting.
The newly formed Youth
Council met on Sunday to make
plans for some of their future
activities. They are planning
a teen dance on March 22' in
the' Church Hall in Dublin.They
are also planning an Easter •
Dance on Easter Sunday even-
ing' for the teens in. the St.
Columban parish Hall. In April
plans are underway for a skating
party and a Religious Meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tiede,
Kitchener were visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph L. Ryan, R.R.
No. 2, Dublin on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Oulette and
son Donald, Belle River and Mr.
and Mrs. Don Oulette and Jerry,
Windsbr were visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Benniger and
`family on Sunday..
Mr. • and Mrs. Ken Feeney
and family, Kitchener were visit:-.„
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F.
Ryan and • family and Mr. and
Mrs. Matt Murray over the week,
.e.nd...,
Mr: and Mrs. Bill Feeney and
family, Kitchener were visiting
with •Mr. and Mrs. Matt Murray
and- Mrs. Nicholas krauskopf
over the week end.
Rev. John Costello, London is
spending the week with his
parents Mr.:'''and Mrs. Dan Cos-
tello.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dantzer r
Scarboro were visiting with re-
latives in the area over the week-
end.
Mir Bernadette Nagle,
London, Miss Nora Ann MacRae„
London and Miss Trudy Br-own.
London spent the week Lend with
their parents. .
Mr. and Mrs. ,Len Cronin,
Detroit were ,visiting with rela-
tives in the area over the week
end. .
Mrs. Fergus Horan
patient in the Seaforth Com mun
Hospital.
Mr. Joseph Looby is a patient
also in the Seaforth Community
Hospital.
Miss Judy Friend will °leave
for Kentucky on Thursday evening
where she will attend the Fron-
tier Nursing School in Wendover,
Kentucky. Miss Friend is going
to study Midwifery.
Correspondent
Miss Jean Copeland
Miss Joy Whiteford of
C rediton spent the week end with
Misses Geraldine and Jacqueline
Beckett.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Picked and
family of St. Marys were guests
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Parkinson and 'gi'rl's and helped
Janet celebrate her eight birth-
day.
' Final, arrangements are being
made for the annual variety social
sponsored by the United Church
Women to be held 'in the Orange
Hall on Friday evening.
Master: John McNeight was the .,
winner of a chocolate Easter
Btinny in a draw held by the nurses
at the hospital in Galt last week.
Mr. and Mr8. Wib. McNeight
aid family were Sunday guests.
with Mr. and Mrs. AUStin Burgess
of Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs .Glenn Copeland
'arid Miths Ci5oerand-visited
the Kee Funeral Home in Cayuga
on Sunday wherp the remains of
the late Mac Walker lay.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
and family of 'Barrie and MrS. K.
Cacciotti of .Capreol visited re,
cently with Mr. ,and , Mrs. Fl.e(d
Parkinson, and girls.
Miss. Jacqueline Beckett of
Galt spent the week end with her,
parents, ''Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence'
Beckett and Geraldine.
Mrs. K. Cacciotti,of Capreol
is spending sometime with her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Parkinson,
Fred and girls. •
Mr. and 'Mrs. James Miller
and Betty Jean, Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Insley „and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Brine were guests at the Miller-
Wilcux• wedding in Chatham on
Saturday and the reception that
followed.
Miss Jean Copeland spent a
few days in Bermuclii last week.
The United Chnrcli Women
catered to7the Mens Chili supper
on Tuesday evening.
11,C:W. MEET
The United Church Women
met Tuesday with twenty.onct
members' present. Mrs. Nelson
Baker opened with quiet music.
The president, Mrs. Ken
Parkinson gave a reading on
Brotherhood Week and gave a
report, on the Presbyterial meet-
ing in Clinton.
Mrs. Oliver Baker. and Mrs.
Margaret .Baker were in charge
of the Worship Service, the thebie
being "Love and Stewardship."
A poem, "Love One Another" was
repeated in unison. Mrs. Oliver
Baker read the Scripture to a
musical accompaniment and also
gave a reading on "Love and
Stewardship."
Cromarty
Scouts
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Croffiarty Scout Troop
went to Sebringville Thursday
night and , had a conducted tour
given to them through the OPP
office. There they had a close
up -episode on how the radio
operates betw,eerr a car and the
office. It was explained to them
how a police officer writes up his
duty sheet anal also how he writes
up an accident report.
• The boys were shown some
differeel kinds 1,1 guns such as
the rifle and shotv ink It was ex-
plained dinhonstrated how.
they fitigi a-print a parson. The
corporal also explained how the
tell etape machine operates and
were told there was a iirebt line
with no dialing at all necessary
to the Stratford General Hospital.
We would like. to thank Alec
Miller Who arranged the trip for
As, also Alec Miller and Lloyd
Cameron for drisiin4 us there
and our old stand-by We
would like to take this opportun,
ity to welcome John Hamilton to
our Troop making us an even
dozen,
On Saturday we went on a
hike and cook-out at Ruston's
bush. A good time was had by
Sunday we attended church at
Cromarty and Hibbert ,United in
line with Lord Baden • Powell's
birthday which Was February
19th.
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next meeting was set for March
9th.
Miss, Joanne Goetler, Carle-
ton University, Ottawa, is spen-
ding the week with her parents.
Youth Council
Plans Teen Dance
Mrs. Fred Parkinson and
Mrs. Nelson Baker put on a
play called "Dollar's Worth- of
Love.%
Mrs. Margaret Baker closed
with the Benediction.
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MESSENGERS
The Messengers met Sun-
day with twenty-three mem-
bers. Pamela Rodd opened the
meeting with • quiet music and
president, Karen Insley pre-
sided, thp theme being "love".
Michele Robinson read the
Scripture and Paul Brine led
in prayer. Lori Wbbb gave a
reading followed by a duet by
'Margaret and Janet Parkinson.
Mrs. Lloyd COwdrey read a
story. The study book was given
by Mrs, John 'Rodd.. Cynthia
Copeland and Cheryl Brine took
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