HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-07-03, Page 5FINAL GRADUATION AT DUBLIN
The last class to be graduated at Dublin Continuation School was honoui'ed Sunday at a graduation banquet in St. Patrick's
Church hall, The school is closing et the end of the school year and Dublin area pupils next year Will be accommodated at
Seaforth and Mitchell. ShoWnhere at the entrance to St. Patrick's Church as they prepared for the graduation ceremonies are,..
(left) Thomas Burke, Nellie Vogels, Kathleen Stapleton and Thomas Melady. The Dublin Continuation School appears in the
background at the right. (Staff Photo)
INTERDENOMINATIONAL SERVICES _IN HIBBERT
Well attended Interdenominational Services were held at the Hibbert Township garage Sunday afternoon. Representatives of
township churches took part in the service which has become an annual event, The guest speaker was Rev. A. J. Durand, MA,
PhD of St, Boniface Roman Catholic Church, Zurich. Shown preceding the service are Rev R. Durand of St. Patrick's Rom-
an Catholic Church, Dublin, his brother Rev. A. J. Durand, MA, PhD, Administrator of St. Boniface Church, Zurich, who was
the guest preacher, Rev. J. F, Sharples•of St. Marys Anglican Church, Dublin, Rev. Bert Daynard, Staffa United Church a nd
Father P. A. Oostveenof St. Columban Roman Catholic Church. (Staff Photo)
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NEWS OF DUBLIN
Passes At
JEREMIAH H. DANTZER
Jeremiah Harvey Dantzer of
2284 Alexie Road, Windsor, pas-
sed away suddenly on June 25th,
He was born in Dublin, •son of
the late Andrew Dantzer and
Elizabeth Doherty, and lived
there until moving to Windsor
in 1943. He had been an em-
ployee of Chryslers for over
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ed on Match 3j.st of this year.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Camille Meagher and
one son, Victor, of Windsor, Also
surviving are one brother, Andrew
of London and a sister Helen, Mrs,
John Nagle of Dublin, Three bro-
thers, Joseph, Frank and William
predeceased him.
The body rested at the Janisse
Funeral Home in Windsor until
Saturday, June 28th. Requiem
Mass was sung at Precious Blood
Church, followed by interment
in Heavenly Rest Cemetery in
Windsor. Friends and relatives
from Seaforth, Dublin, Toronto,
London, Windsor and Detroit
attended.
COtiespOR4C —
MISS MONICA BYRNE
.ivy; s. ails ryas. test
ess for the June meeting of the
Dublin Womenis Institute. Mrs,
H. Britton, the president, ad-
dressed the members and visitors.
,The Roll call was answered "How
I overcome tensions, " The see-,
retary, Mrs, J. Statton, read the
minutes.
' It was agreed that at each me-
eting there will be a small gift
for the one holding the lucky cup.
Mrs, W. Annis gave the financ-
ial report and Mrs. W, Smith
gave household hints, The meet
ing discussed the opening of ,Fry
'fogel Inn on July 1 as a museum
with the history of Perth County
being depicted and with Mr.
James Anderson as curator. Fry-
fogel Inn is a short distance
from Shakespeare. It was agre-, •
ed to make a donation to furth-
er it's progress,
The W. I. will not have a
display at the Mitchell fair. It
was decided to have meetings
in July and August. The July
meeting is left to the executive
to plan the prograrn and August
will be an outing and picnic.
Mrs. C. Friend introduced
the guest speaker; Mrs. B. Can-
tan the public health nurse for
Perth County who discussed her
duties and work in the county.
Mrs, W. Annis thanked the spea-
ker and presented her with a
gift, Mrs. J. Burchill thanked
Mrs. Aikens for the use of her
home,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Costelia
and family.-of Westbrook, Ont.
with Mrs. John Murray and re-
latives.
• Mr. and Mrs. Tom Butters in
Gravenhurst with Mr. and Mrs.
Ron Butters and family.
Mrs. Frank Krauskopf, London
with Mrs. Catherine Krauskopf.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend
and daughters at their cottage ,
in Lions Head.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nagle in
Windsor where they attended
the funeral of Mrs, Nagle's
.brother, Mr. Harvey Dantzer.
Mrs. Sam Fawkes, Hamilton,
and Mrs. John Devereaux, Sea-
forth with Miss Monica Byrne.
Mr. and Mrs, Wilfrid Mal-
oney spent the week end in Port
Colborne, •
' Rev. W. Larnbregts Vicar •
GeWeral from Bangka; l indOnesia.
has arrived in Canada to spend
a few months of his furlough °
with his brother in Mount Brydges
and his sister, Mrs. A. Loomans
of Dublin and their families.
Peter Loomans has left for
Scotland, Ontario where he will
be employed for the summer in
tobacco work.
Cromarty
Correspondent
MRS, KEN McKELLAR
Residents of school, section
.#5 Hibbert gathered at the
schoolhouse Friday .to express'
their gratitude and appreciation
to Mrs. Filmer Chappel for her
long term of service as teacher
of the children of the section.
A picnic supper was enjoyed
followed with games and a ball
game. A programme chaired by
Donald Kernick consisted of a .
sing-song and interesting slides
of local happenings shown .by
Murray Christie. Don Christie
read an address of his own com-
position and Mrs, Chappel was
presented with a• two-piece Big-
, gage set by Joyce Norris" and
Ray Johns. Mrs. Chappel is
retiring from her duties as a
teacher.
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Correspondent '
MRS. WM. WALTERS
Mrs. George Frayne of Sun-
shine Line and Mrs. ,Wm. Walters
visited on Thursday with Mts.
W. J. Beer of Exeter who was cel-
ebrating a birthday. She also
had as her guests Mrs. C. J.
Patterson of Hollywood, Florida
who it spending a month at their
home.
Miss Ruth Horne of London
spent the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman
Horne.,
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hern,
Kevin and Greg. , •"spent the
week end at Chesley Lake.
Mrs. John Coward visited in
Exeter on Friday with Mr. and
Mrs., Gary Simpson and also
visited Mr. Wm. Passmore.
Mr. and Mrs. George Frayne
and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Patterson
of Lucan attended the twenty-
fifth wedd irrg anniversary party
on Saturday evening in Mitchell
Legion Hall for Mr. and Mrs,
Ross Hogarth of Mitchell.
Thi-raeinf the Siifortirliions ehltroxpegrq-
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