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IN MEMORIAM
In memory of lack Merne, who ,
rPassed away one year ago, 'Septem-,
2nd, (1953,
vohe. aehing Void God only under-
stands.
And He alone earl fill it with His love
He takes our empty yearning out-
stretehed hands
Within His own to draw our hearts
above.
With loving memory, from his wife
43,nd children,
the ;community in 'which he has served
as priest, but he has kept a very
;close contact with his any friends
here in the community of his birth.
Always having a warm spot in his
heart •for his home parish. He was
a very dear 'brother of Mrs. Adolph
Sophia, Mrs. William Denomme, Mrs
Maurice Durand, all of Hay Town-
ship; Mrs. Lawrence ,Regier, of Stan-
ley Twp, and Able Ducharme, of
Windsor, in his 62nd year. The re-
mains rested at the T. Harry Hoffman
funeral home, Dashwood, until Sat-
urday at 3:00 p.m. then at the home
of his sister, Mn. William Denomme,
Hay Twp. where he rested until Sun-
day at 2:00 p.m., and then to $t.
Peter's Church," Si. Joseph, where
the body lay in state until alonda-A
September 13th, when Pontifical Re-
quiem High Mass was sung at 10:00
aan, with interment in the adjoining
cemetery, Most Rev. John C. 'Cody,
Bishop of the London Diocese was in
charge of the ceremony and was as -
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• St, Joseph & Blue Water Area
. Late Rev. Fr. Isaac John Ducharme
There passed away at St. Mary's
• 11espital, London, on Friday, Sept-
•ilMtnber 1011, 1954,.Rev. Isaac John
Ducharme, of Paancourt, Ont.,
son
Of John Ducharme, of Stanley Town -
and of this parish. Father Du-
obarme, as we knew 'him, has a wide,
;thole of warm friends, not alone in
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sisted by the various priests of the
vicinity., who paid their last respeots
of the beloved Father Isaac Joh
Duieharme. •
Miss Eleanor IBeelter spent last
week with her aunt and uncle, Mr
and Mrs Alert 13ecker at New Dun-
dee.
I.VIr and Mrs Louis Smith and Tom-
my of Buffalo, spent the week -end
with ivi,r ;and Mrs Elgin Rader.
Mr and Mrs Garnet Weiberg and
family visited with ,their parents, Mr
and Mrs Fred Weiberg and Mr and
Mrs. L. R. Rader.
Mr and Mrs Ivan Taylor and boys.
of Waterloo and Mr and !Mrs Wend-
ell Gamble and Gary a London, vis-
ited with Mr and Mrs L. 11. Rader.
Rev and Mrs J. H. Getz and fam-
ily of Kitchener, visited with friends
in town.
Mr and Mrs Melton 'Wainer and,
I daughters of Ingersoll visited with
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Mr and Mrs Philip Eassold.
Mr and ars Elgin Kerner and
Joyce of Xitchener, :with Mrs. Susan
Monier and other relatives.
Had Rader Reunion
.,Alout
OU descendants of the late
Henry Rader gathered .at Jowett's
Grove,tSundaySept 5, to held their
sixth annual picnic, President Alvin
Walper welcomed every one and con-
ducted a good line-up of sports pre-
pared by the ;committee inicharge,:nr
and Mis. Ivan Taylor and Mr and
MrS. Garnet 1Weitherg all of Waterloo
During the supper hour one minute's
silence was observed in memory of
Mrs. Edmund Waiver. ;Several inter- I
esting prices were awarded to those
entitlied thereto, and reorganization ;
was held, The next year's picnic will
be the second Sunday 1n August.
Members were pa'esent from Buffalo,
London, Waterloo, Exeter Zurich ani
Dasfhwood , .
• Mr and Mrs Vern Schatz and Mr
and Mrs. Garnet Patterson spent
Sunday at Detroit. •
Decoration Service
The E.U.B. Congregation were
favoured with ideal weather for their
.decoration services at the Goshen
Line Cemetery. The perfeet, calm
brought -out many to attend the serv-
ice as conducted . by Rev. W. F.
Krotz Rev H E Roppel, Zurich, Rev.
E. N Mohr, Crediton and the choir,
the Dashwood Band ;.Mr, T H Hoff-
man with remarks ;concerning the
upkeep and Rev. J H. Getz of Kitch-
ener with a fine address. A liberal
;offering was received by Jno. Bender
Mrs John T. Huffman of Port Col-
borne spent a week with her sister.
Mr and Mrs Milton Webb and other
relatives, Mr Huffman was here for
the week -end.
Mr and Mrs Wm. Haugh and Mr
and Mrs Uran Pfile of the 14th. con.
metered to New Liskheard and vis-
ited with Miss Mary Johnston and
other relatives. They 'crossedinto the
States at the Su. and visited in Pig-
eon, Mich with Mrs Wm. Sehumaker
and other friends
Mr and Mrs Milton Webb, accom-
panied by Mrs Latta Taylor and
Anne motored through the Northern
States, Duluth and other points.
Master Teddy Webb who .suffered
injuries in a farm mishap is ;able to
be home and much improved
Dashwood Business Men's Labour
and greatly enjoyed by all. Congratn- I
lations go to Miss.Anna IVLessner-who
Won the '54 Chevrolet. Anna has just •
enrolled at St Josephs Hospital school
of Nursing.
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