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Mass honours those we've lost
Cemetery Sunday was held
on August 10 at the St.
Columban Cemetary. Mass
was . celebrated by Father
Joseph Hardy for all the
deceased buried in the St.
Columban Cemetery. A large
crowd of relatives and friends
of the deceased attended the
celebration. The weather was
cool but dry and sunny.
The September meeting of
the St. Columban Catholic
Women's League was held in
the rectory meeting on last
Tuesday, Sept. 5. The meeting
was chaired by Anne Marie
Maloney. Sister Rita Coyne
gave a reading and reflection.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read by Glenda Murray
and approved. In the
correspondence read by Joanne
Malady, and invitation was
received from the St. James
CWL, Seaforth, to attend its
Nov. 7 meeting. Dietician,
St. Columban
by Cecilia Ryan
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Diane Gocttler, of Mitchell will
be the guest speaker, and will
talk on cancer and diet.
A thank you was received
from the St. Patrick's School
Grade 8 class for the crucifixes
they received in June from the
St. Columban CWL.
Carol Ryan will attend the
President's meeting on Sept. 23
at St. James in Seaforth.
Upcoming events include a
trip to St. Jacob's Farmer's
Market on Sept. 30 and the
Parish Dance on November 4
at the Seaforth Agriculture
Building.
Karen Ryan was presented
with a past president's CWL
pin and a gift by Carol Ryan.
Visiting on Sunday with
Cecilia Ryan were J.D. and
Marg MacRae of London;
Laura Ward of Kitchener; Pat,
Jeff and Nathan Subject of
Kitchener; Gerry and Karen
Ryan, Jason, Amanda, and
Jeremy of R.R. 1 Dublin;
Louise and Brett Bailey of
Cambridge; John and Mary Jo
Nelson and Zachary of
Lucknow and Mark and Debbie
Ryan and baby Jake of
Kitchener.
St. Columban and area was
saddened by the death of a
very special lady, Mary
Moylan, who died on Sept. 3 at
the Ritz Lutheran Villa,
Mitchell. Our sympathy goes
out to her family, Don and Rita
Moylan of R.R. 5 Seaforth;
Janos and Catherine Janossy of
Walkerton; Luella and Bill
Murphy of RR 4 Seaforth;
Sister Jean Moylan CSJ, of
Windsor and Gordan and
MICHELE GREENE PHOTO
CWL CELEBRATES 75 YEARS - The Catholic Women's League is celebrating 75 years
in Canada. Recently, members of local CWL organizations held an anniversary celebration
at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church. Five local priests took part in the event including
(back row, left to right) Father Joseph Hardy, St. Columban and St. James; Father Graham
Keep, St. Joseph's, Stratford; Father Tony Del Ciancio, St. Patrick's, Dublin, St. Vincent de
Paul; Father Wilfred Bourque, of Immaculate Conception, Stratford; Father Wes Gutowski,
of St. Brigid's, Logan and St. Patrick's, Kinkora and Father Chris Beausoleil, St. Joseph's,
Stratford. The presidents _of the local CWL organizations attending were: (middle row, left
to right) Linda Kistner, St. James, Seaforth; Lita Miandro, Holy Name, St. Marys; Elisabeth
Dobbe, Immaculate Conception, Stratford; Bev Meyer, St. Joseph's, Stratford; (front row, left
to right) Carol Ryan, 1st vice:president St. Columban; Jenny Van Herk, St. Vincent de Paul;
Mary Van Bakel, Dublin and Mathea De Groot, St. Patrick's, Kinkora.
CWL celebrates 75 years in Canada
The Catholic Women's
League is celebrating 75
years in Canada this year.
Members of local CWL
organizations held a spe-
cial anniversary cere-
money at St. Vincent De
Paul Catholic Church on
Aug. 2. The following arti-
cle, submitted by the local
CWL groups, provides his-
tory on the organizations
early history.
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The Catholic Women's
League originated in
England in 1906. Miss
Margaret Fletcher inaugu-
rated a National
. Organization for Catholic
women to develop reli-
gious and intellectual inter-
ests.
Word spread of the orga-
nization across the
Atlantic. In 1920, a Loyola
Club in Montreal became a
Catholic Women's League
Club and was the founding
club. The World War I
"had energized and united
women as never before."
The motto of the CWL is
"For God and Canada."
Our lady of Good
Counsel is the Patron of
CWL. Annually, dues are
collected and remitted to
the national office, provin-
cial office and diocesan
office. Monies collected
from these dues are used to
educate and to lobby the
various level of govern-
ment on moral issues
which erode family life.
The CWL tries to shape
society rather than be
shaped by it and we begin
in the parish councils.
At the parish level, we
also provide the service of
a luncheon after funerals.
Reach out
through
Hospice
Reaching out to help some-
one in need is probably the
most fulfilling human accom-
plishment you'll ever encounter
in your lifetime. To know you
have touched a life without
expecting anything in return is
a reward you will always
remember.
There arc numcrous organiz-
ations within Huron County
that require the assistance of
volunteers. They arc individ-
uals who realize a need and
offer their time to help.
Hospice of Huron is offering
a course entitled Living
Through Death. This is a
'required course for anyone
wishing to become actively
involved in Hospice Care. It
will provide lectures, films,
discussions and practical exer-
cises in palliative care. insights
into the emotional and physical
state of the terminally ill and
their families. The course is
also available to anyone inter-
ested in learning more about
the human response to dying,
death and bereavement. There
is no fee for this course but
donations not exceeding $30
are always appreciated.
The location is Ontario Min-
istry of Agriculture, Food and
Rural Affairs building in
Clinton, on Sept. 20 to Nov. 15
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Kathryn Moylan of St. Marys;
her 10 grandchildren and her
sister Catherine O'Reilly of
Stratford. Mass o f t he
Christian Burial was held last
Thursday, Sept. 7 at St.
Columban Roman Catholic
Church with Father Hardy
officiating.
Sympathy of the community
is extended to Father Joseph
Hardy on the death of his
Godmother, Helen Mulvrey in
Chicago on Saturday, Sept. 9.
Marg MacRae of London and
Cecilia Ryan visited with Sister
Mary Eckert at 'The Pines' in
Chatham on Sept. 3.
Visitors at the home of
Francis, Marie and Stephen
Hicknell on Sunday to
celebrate the 79th birthday of
Joe Manley of Stratford were
Pat Corman, Waterloo; and
Keith, Josh, Jake and Ryan
Manley of Stratford.
Bike stolen
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A black mountain bike was
stolen from a Walton resi-
dence. The 91 mans Mon-
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taken from a home at Conces-
sion 17, Grey Township, RR
3 on August 20.
THIEVES TAKE SCALE
Thieves removed a scale
from Cook's Mill in Hensall
sometime between July 13
and August 11.
The mill is, located at 56
Wellington Street, and the
scale was taken from the
southwest building known as
the "kidney building".
The make of the scale is
Meuler, model # PM4600,
serial # F97088.
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In the early hours of August
19, a cement figurine water
fountain was stolen from the
Field and Bay Garden Centre
at 252 Main Street, Exeter.
Police suspect at least two
people were involved and
they loaded the fountain onto
a pickup truck.
PLEASE CALL
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about these or any other
crimes, call Crime Stoppers
of Huron County, 1-800-265-
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reward of up to $1,000.
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