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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1993. PAGE 17.
W. Wawanosh history book nears completion
What is old is new again. The
history of West Wawanosh Town-
ship will soon be published in a
new book.
Committee members have not
finished their work yet as they con-
tinue to track down the lost names,
the old photos and that little bit of
the story that will complete the pic-
ture.
The group of 15 to 20 volunteers
have been working on the project
for almost five years, says editor
Rhea Hamilton Seeger.
She says, the book was first sug-
gested by Mr. John Foran, a retired
school teacher, who thought the
township should have a pamphlet
telling of its history.
Ms Hamilton Seeger says once
the project got started, it just con-
tinued to grow.
She is presently working to find
the original picture of the building
of the St. Augustine Church.
Ms Hamilton Seeger has a photo
copy of the construction which
shows the workers taking a break.
The limestone structure is almost
complete except for the peak. In the
background of the photo, partially
hidden by trees, the old church is
visible. It is surrounded by various
sizes of stone.
The picture was originally owned
by Mary Fuller who is now
deceased. It is hoped that a family
member will have the photo and
contact Ms Hamilton Seeger at
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