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St. Columban
by Cecilia Ryan
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Visiting this
past weekend
Visiting on Sunday with
Marie Hicknell were Joe and
Mary Ellen Hicknell, Tracie,
Adam and Nicholas of Port
Stanley.
Dorothy . Harbach of
Kitchener visited on the
weekend with Frances
Melady.
Mark and Debbie Ryan and
Jake. of Kitchener visited on
Sunday with Bob and Rita
Core of Seaforth and Cecilia
Ryan of St. Columban.
Sympathy of the communi-
ty is extended to Mary
(McLaughlin) Storey and
Cheryl Ann and husband
Troy St. Onge on the death
last week of Junior Storey,
husband and fathcr, also to
his sister Marie Johnston.
Mass of the Christian burial
was held on Wednesday.
September 18 at St. James
Catholic Church, Scaforth.
Father Joseph Hardy officiat-
ed.
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Queensway
Residents
enjoyed walk
The first annual "Coffee
Break Day" organized by the
Alzheimer Society of Huron
County was a great success.
Queensway residents enjoyed
a cup of coffee and a "walk -
for -memories" walk -about.
Thank you to everyone who
came out to support this
worthwhile fundraiser and all
the volunteers who helped
make the walk -about a
delightful outing.
It has been a very busy
week at Queensway starting
with Fun and Fitness, where
many gameswere played and
songs sung. Everyone was a
winner playing Bingo with
the Hensall Presbyterian
Church Ladies. Rev. Bender
of Zurich Mennonite Church
enlightened residents with
the story of Sarah and corre-
sponding hymns. Thursday
evening after a filling turkey
dinner with all the trimmings,
Queensway residents relaxed
with a comedy "The Coach
Trip" our movie for the week.
Seaforth
Legion
by. Barbara Scott
Pub night /was
huge success
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The Pub Night held at the
Branch last Sat. was a huge
success enjoyed by all in
attendance. Thanks to all who
helped.
On Sunday, four members
of the Branch and our Zone
Officers from the Branch
attended the Zone CI con-
vention in Exeter. Twelve of
the 13 branches in thc zone
were in attendance. The
parade was cancelled because
of the pouring rain.
The early bird campaign is
underway. Please pay your
dues as soon as possible and
help thc membership com-
mittee get 100%.
On Sept. 29, thc Branch is
hosting a dinner for the pub,-
Iic. Pies and desserts will be
needed and also help.
'T�te senior veterans dinner
this year is b'ing held in
Exeter on Oct. 6. Veterans'
spouses can attend if they
wish. Please get your tickets
right away.
On Oct. 5 there will he a
solo tournament at the
Branch. Play starts at 1 p.m.
Registration at 12:30 p.m.
Also Oct. 5, the Zone CI
Variety Show will he going
to Parkwood Hospital. We
will be taking the articles
donated for thc veterans. The
bus will he at the Branch at
10:15 a.m. if anyone would
like to go along to help.
Oct. 11 at 9 a.m. the
Provincial Service Officer
will he at Branch 156. If you
require an appointment
please contact Cleave
('tombs 527-1155.
At tfle going down of the
sun and in the morning we
will remember them,
Firm to fix .
drain in Hullett
Hullett Council appointed
the engineering firm of R. J.
Burnside. and Associates to
apportion the assessment
schedule for maintenance
purposes on the part of the
McCall extension drain with-
in the township,' at its Sept.
17 meeting.
• Bylaws numbering the
.buildings and lots in
Londesborough, Auburn and
Kinburn were passed.
Council also decided to
support the Hullett
Recreation Ball Committee
with $1,000 for a fireworks
deficit.
PHOTO BY DAVID SCOTT
COFFEE BREAK AT MAPLEWOOD - Maplewood Manor residents participated in the first
annual Alzheimer Coffee Break Day on Friday by enjoying a cup of coffee and a snack.
Picture here, from left to right, are: Herta Brodhagen, Florence (Fuzz) -Stewart, Doreen
Goodwin, Mina Scott.
Terry Fox Run highlight of week
The Terry Fox Run was a
highlight at the Walton
Public School this week. The
event started off with a Terry
Fox video, which touched
many young hearts, and then
teachers and kids either
walked, ran or moved in
some fashion, around the
grounds. Donations that were
gathered that day will go to
the Brussels Terry Fox Run.
The cross country runners
arc now going into training
for .the big annual run that
will he coming up spot). Thc
teachers were notin ;'how
Walton
by Patty Banks
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every class has gone crazy
with hugs this year. There
seems. to.be more grasshop-
pers this fall than ever. The
Grade 1's caught two wood
frogs and named them Simba
and Jumper. In fact they have
now written a book about the
frogs. -They also have another
pct named Maveric, the'pray-
ing mantis..
Audrey and Howard
Hackwell had a huge yard
sale this past weekend along
with .their neighbors down
the street, the Coutts and
friends, and had a _great
turnout..
I ran into someone the other
day that told me that some
oldtimer is predijcting'a very
harsh wjnter. 1-k said that all
the signs point to this. Well 1
would really like to know if
there is anyone out there that
knows of some signs that
'poipt to a nice winter.
Dublin man in tug of war
Congratulations to Dave
•Kramers, son of Hank and
Shirley Kramcrs, of Dublin,
who was chosen to join Team
Canada to take. part in the
national tug of war competi-
tion in Holland. We arc all
very happy for you, .Dave.
Happy 80th birthday to
Louise Leslie's, dad, Fergus
Feeney, Scaforth, (originally
from Dublin area). Thc whole
Feeney family held a surprise
birthday party for Fcrgus at
Graham and Louise Leslie's.
Fergus, all your many friends
in Dublin arca wish you got -xi
years ahead. -
Congratulations to Jean
Wolfe and Jeff DeJong who,
were united in marriltge on
August 31st. Congratulations
to parents, Fernand and
Monique Vantyghem and
Gordon and Mary DeJong.
Dorothy (your former
teacher) wishes you many
good years ahead.
Anniversaries are always
special. Congratulations 16
Cheryl and Rob Hern
(Shcwan) who celebrated
yesterday. Sept. 24. Many
happy years ahead from your
Dublin
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families and "many many
friends.
New babies are always
great news. Congratulations
to . Colin and Mary Jo
Kelleher-Loohy on the happy
Arrival of a darling baby boy.
I_ >rcan Colin.
Ctmgratt/lations to proud
grandparents, 'Margaret
Looby, Dublin and Jerry
Kelleher of Monaghan,
Ireland.
Heartfelt sympathy of the
community is extended to the
relatives of John McCarroll,
Stratford, who passed away
on Sunday, Sept. 15.
All your many friends send
you love and concern at this
difficult time.
Congratulations to Tom and
Dorothy Drake (Dyk) on the
birth of a darling baby girl
(Anna Margaret) born at
Stratford General Hospital on
August 3, st. Congratulations
to proud grandparents; .Leo,
Dyk (Blyth) and Ross.'and
Betty Drake (Strratford).
THOUGHT FOR TODAY
Some movies end happily
hut not soon enough'
Town and.' Country
Homemakers held another
successful dinner at Seaforth
Community Centre on Thurs.
Sept. 19 with a good crowd
attending. John Jamula. con-
vener, welcomed us all. After
a delicious meal. we enjoyed
our guest speaker. Ann
Cronin, beauty consultant for
Alctette..
Door prize winners were
Marg Smale. Hazel
McNaughton Gerry Fraiser
and Ferg Feeney. 50-50 draw
was won by Anne Downey.
Happy birthday was sung to
Bernice Armstrong, ;Mary
Hart, Marg Sharp, Anne
Downey, Toe Verberne, Marg
Smale and John Jamula.
A novelty ddor prize (a hat)
was won by Ferg Feeney. .
Our next dinner will he
held on Thurs..Oct. 17, where
we will hear the first of a' 2
part health series.
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September 23. 1996
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DU CANCERSOCIETY
. 'TAKE NOTICE
That the 1996 Annual Meeting of the Hunon-Perth Unit of the Canadian
CIncer Society will be held on Wednesday, October 16. .1996 at 6:00
pm at tale Kiwanis Centre, 111 Lakeside Drive. Stratford, Ontario, • for
the purposes of receiving the report of the Officers, to elect the Officers
land Board of Directortt and for the purpose of transacting such further
or other business as may properly be brought before the meeting or
any adjournment thereof.
Nominations for election to the Board of Directors as members -at -large
must be submitted to the President, Huron -Perth Unit. Canadian
Cancer Society. 112-342 Erie Street. Stratford. Ontano N5A 2N4, by
Wednesday, October 9, 1996. Nominations must be in writing and
signed by the nominees indicating their willingness to stand for
election.
Dated at Stratford this 23rd day of September. 1996.
By order of the Board. .
Deborah J. Barton. Secretary to the Board
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(Free admission. Public invited to attend.)
To register for dinner orthe presentation, please call the Unit Office at 271-4270
or 1.800-294.006. '
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PHOTOS BY MELISSA TROTTER
OVER 90 CLUB -Twenty-two
people in total helped cele-
brate with the Over 90 Club
on Saturday afternoon at
Seaforth Manor. Pictured
above, in the front row from
left, are: Mabel Harvey, 96;
Pete Tremeer, 93; Annie
Hodgins, R3. Back row: Mary
Church, 90; Olive Ball, 92;
Annie Staffen, 93. Absent:
Annie Gibson. At right: Mabel
Harvey and. Annie. Hodgins
enjoy some treats while can-
dles were lit showing their
ages.
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