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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-05-15, Page 3Centralia College Applications are being accepted for the two-year diploma courses in Agriculture and in Home Economics at the Centralia College of Agricultural Technology . Applicants with Grade 12 standing, or the equivalent in training and experience, are invited to apply. For further information contact the Principal, Cent- ralia College of Agricultural' Technology, Huron Park, Ontario. ONTARIO PROVINCE OF OPPORTUNITY , 3 'Pictured here are two of the' pupils who play leading roles'in excerpts from the Broadway,Musical "Oklahoma", Larry Murray as"CurlY" and Mary Jayne Looby as "Laurey". Mary Jayne's gown, _.a.;.P.aris fmpoint was worn by her grandmother on her wedding day 60 years ago. It is,of embroidered Brussels net. ('Photo by M. Trott) - • I A S 4 4 A one act play " attraction at the pro Dublin pupils. Takin and Joe Murray as Ike Wanted a'Housekeeper" is an added gram'being presented this week by g part Ronnie Feeney as Abe Perkins McSweeney, (Staff photo) row— THF. 'HURON' Ex.0051.Toit, ,S0901, pnt., MAY )54 1949,4 nce ublin Continuation • DEANERY CONFI Bishop.Emmet J. Carter, London • vices at St. Patrick's Romanjath c e ded in a procession to the Ch.ur occasion was the first in which.a Stratford Deanery. 120 ,adults we RMATION AT /DUBLIN , whO 'officiated at the Confirmation,Ser- clic Church, Dublin,. Sunday night is pre- ch by 4th Degree.Knights of Columbus. The deanery confirmation had been held in re confirmed at the service. (Photo.by Trott) News of Dublin . Former Resident Receives Award -A special variety night to be presented Friday, /v14y 1.6 and again. Sunday night, May 18 at St. Patrick's Parish Hall, Dublin . by a cast of 50 pupils of the . Dublin Continuation School will mark the "Swan Song" of one of the last continuation schools in the province. After 55 years, the Roman Catholic Public Scho- ol will pass out of existence this • summer, The Perth County board of education last week decided it was not economical to continue 'to operate the school in Dublin. The board was told the scho- ol, with 51 pupils,, is a public school covering Grades 9 to 12 and receives the usual provinc- ial grapts. However, to all intents and purposes, the school has been administered by the Dublin separate school board since the county ceased to appoint re- presentatives to the, Dublin pub- lic school board. At one -time, Children of all •religious faiths attended the sch- ool, hut for some years, -students have all been Roman Catholics, Sister Anne, the school prin- cipal said the pupils would at- tend Seaforth District High Scho- ol or Mitchell High School. Miss Lydia Jordison, Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frie- Dr. Joseph W. Evans,tortner- ly of Dublin, who is an Assoc- iate Professpr of Philosophy and Director of the Jacques Marit- ain Centre at the University of Notre Dame, South Bend, Ind- iana, was chosen by a faculty- student committee as the first recipient of the Charles E. She- edy Award for Excellence in Teaching. Dr. Evans received his early education at the Dublin Separ- ate and Continuation School and was awarded-his M, A. from the. University of Windsor(Assumpt- ion College) in 1947 and his Doctorate of Philosophy from the University of Notre Dame in 1951... Monday evening, May 5th, the C..W. L. held its first meet- ing of the 1969-70 season in the parish hall. Tt-ie, president, Miss Joan Schoonderwoerd, presided. Plans for serving coffee and doughnuts to the Adult Confir- mation Class, their sponsors and friends were discussed. The program for the season was drawn up. Graduation dinner for the class of '69 for the Dublin Con- tinuation School was arranged, SEED FOR SALE Garry, York and Selkirk Mixture other grain mixed td order Elnar, Vernal and Canadian Alfalfa Climax and Common Timothy A full line of Grass and Clover Seeds still - available Pfister, Stewart's and United- Hybrid Seed Corn The Millet season is approaching and we have Millet seed available Inquire at the Seed Plant for some crops that we need to have grown for us. R, N. ALEXANDER Londesboro Mrs. Russell Ische, Bradley and Brenda, R. R. t5, Stratford, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Annis on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mc- kay of NorwiCh were guests of 1\41-„, anddMrs- Glenn Pepper on'Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Barker and Russell visited in Stratford on ,Sunday with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harris. Dr. and Mrs.' Wadland, Strat- ford, spent Monday evening, with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burchill. Miss Muriel Nichol, London, spent the weekend with. Mr. and 'Mrs. Gordon Aikens. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn .Pepper and granddaughter Karymn Car- penter visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ormand Pridham,• Munro. Mr. and Mrs. Dalton .Balfour, Stratford, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burchill Fri- day evening. Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Aikens and Ann spent Sunday with Mrs. Aikens' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norris Sillery,, Brucefield. , Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Willia- ms, Burford, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Earl" Barker on Wed- nesday. Patricia Burchill spent the ' weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burchill, With Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barker and fatuity on Mother's Day were her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hannon, The Junior Farmers members from here attended the annual Junior Farmer church service at Avonton Preshyterian Church on Sunday morning. nd. Mr, Carl Stapleton, `London • with relatives in the village. Miss Susan Friend in Weston where she will spend the sum- mer months. Mrs. Rita Neucombe, Port Credit and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Neucomhe and Children, George- town with Mr. William Stapleton, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Maloney leave by chartered plane from Mallon Friday for a three weeks tour of Ireland and the Continent. Mr. 'and Mrs. Bill Warren, •Stratford with Mrs. Joe Dill. Mr. and Mrs. A. McDougall and family of London with Mrs. Joi. Jordan, News of ZION Mr. 'Dan Costello has return- ed to his home frorn ,Sv Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Eckert and children, Galt with Mrs. Albert KraMers. Mr, Earl Healy is a patient in the Seaforth Hospital. Confirmation of 120 adults - 'took place in- St,, Patrick's Church, Dublin , Sunday at '7:30 p. m. Rt. Rev. Bishop Carter of London being present. M embers. of the district 4th Degree Knights.of C.ol- urnbus formed a guard'of honor. • Mrs. Lloyd McCarthy, Mr. Keith 'McCarthy, Mrs. Kathleen ' Monaghan, Kitchener in Windsor • where they attended the funeral of Mrs. Dan McCarthy's danght-. er, Barbara. • The death occurred in Detroit of Mrs. Ann Jordan, wife of Mr. Jerome Jordan formerly of Dublin, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Miller, Waterloo with Miss Monica Byrne. Miss Marie Krauskopf of Ham- ilton with Mrs. Catherine Kraus- , kopf. Mr. and Mrs. Mart. Murray , in Hamilton, 'Pauline O'Reilly (left) Tom Burke who_plays the part of Will- Parker, Nellie Vogels and Mary Kelly. are featured in scene-of Oklahoma! which Dublin pu-pils are. presenting this week. ' (Staff Photo) ' Or, We "Mr. ,and Mrs. George Stone" would like to express our appreciation for the pleasant and happy business and friendship relations we have enjoyed in Seaforth and community during our 23 years of living in this area and we take great pleasure in offering anyone from Seat orth area 'who are visiting in Florida, one free night lodging in our Motel (Chartrands) located at 60 Highway and Van Fleet Drive at Bartow. Spacious units, air conditioned, T.V. and phOne in every room, pool, Patio, balconies, convenient to Cypress Gardens, Rok Tower, Busch Gard-ens, coastal beaches and 'ranY lakes, also the new Disneyland now under development. One of the highlights in Oklahoma! which Dublin pupils are performing will be numbers by a chorus 6f costumed pupils. They are (front left) Cheryl McGrath, Linda Feeney '(Aunt Ellen),Mary Margaret Rowland, Luanne Rowland and Delaine O'Rourke (tear) Yvonne Delaney, Bonnie Krauskopf,Nellie Vogels, Pauline O'Reilly, Joanne Murray and Mary Kelly.