HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1998-09-23, Page 7THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 23, 11 -7
IN STEP - Residents' toes were tapping at the Seaforth Manor nursing and retirement
homes last Wednesday night as the Clinton Legion Pipe Band put on a performance.
Paper welcomes new St. Columban correspondent
On Sunday Sept. 13.
more than 200 people attend-
ed the Cemetery Sunday.Mass
at St. Cutup -than Cemetery.
The Mass of Resurrection.
remembering all our dead rel-
atives and friends. was con-
celebrated by Father Tony
DelCiancio and Father Paul
Mooney. A social time of col"=
lec.»donuts.. and visiting atter
the mass was enjoyed by all.
Many thanks to all those who
worked to make this day so
special 1or us.
Twenty-nine members -gath-
ered recently to celebrate Joe
Manlev's•82nd birthday at the
home of his daughter. Marie
Hicknell.. Among those in
attendance were Ruth and
Werner Marx from Deka
Lake.
B.C.:-Keith .and Josh
Sympathy
Dublin
by Dorothy Dillon
345-2$fs3
Deepest sympathy is
extended to the family. of
Frank Van Berger' of
Seaforth (formerly of
Dublin), who died Sept. 16.
Happy anniversary to Rob
at,.. Cheryl (Shewan) Hern.
London. who celebrate
tomorrow (Sept. 24). (Cheryl
is a former "Dubliner"). Love
to you both.
Congratulations to Scott
Saunders. Dublin. who grad-
.uated from Conestoga
College. Guelph campus. Hc
is now a class "A" mechanic
and is working for Kelly's
Garage and Towing in
Mitchell.
St, Columban
Ma 42560 Ryan
Manley and boys from
Stratford; Pat Corman and
family. from Waterloo; Joe and
Mary Ellen Hicknell and fam-
ily from Port Stanley: Teresa
and Martin Van Raay and
family from Dashwood; and
John and Sheila Hicknell and
girls from Sebringville. A
good time was had by all.
Congratulations, Joe!
The sincere sympathy of
our community is extended to
Maryann and Pat.Feeney,
Matt. Mark. Andy and Erin, at
the Toss of their father, father-
in-law. and grandfather. Frank
Van Bergen. •
The local Knights of
Columbus. Father Stephen
Eckert Council. sponsored a
successful soccer- tournament
in St. Columban, Dublin.
Mitchell. Kinkora, Brussels
and St. Mary's participated.
The St. Mary's team put out
St. Columban for the "A"
championship, while the
Mitchell team, put out the
Brussels team for the "B"
championship. Many thanks
tci the. Knights for their Iia
work to make this a memo-
rable day for the young peo-
ple. •
A hearty, and warm St.
Columban welcome to Tcrry
and.Peg Sloan who recently
moved into the "outskirts."
Also to Kenneth and Jcnnifcr
Ryan. Katie and Matt. who
hat•c moved into the "down-
town.'
Many hest wishes to Keith
and Pat Fcrry. who ' have
For real peace of mind,
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We Novick insurance protection that lets you sleep at night. Thais
because the collective strength of our 50 community based mutual
insurers makes us among the most financially secure insurance networks
in the world.
For you. it means. ftiendly knowledgeable service from people who
understand your needs and provide the protection and service you want.
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Delaware; On.
The weekly Farmer's
Market held on Wednesday's
in St. Columhan from 2 p.m.
to 7 p.m.., on the parking lot
at Dianna's Country Bakery
and Restaurant, has had a suc-
cessful first season, according
to Dianna. It is expected to
continue • until the end of
October.
We wish all those student'
returning to college and uni-
versity much success in you'
studies and assignments thi.
term: also safe trips when yot
come home to visit!
Anyone wishing to submi
news for St. Columban cat
contact Mary C. Ryan, b;
telephone at 345-356(1 or by
fax at 345-0018.
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Wreaths vandalized at Seaforth cenotaph
Recently it has been discov-
ered that the wreaths placed
on the cenotaph have been
vandalized. This is very
upsetting to the veterans and
members of the Legion. We
hope that whoever is respon-
sible for this will please show
the respect that the cenotaph
and these wreaths deserve.
The Sunday dinner for the
public held last weekend was
once again a big success. The
committee would like'to
thank everyone who donated
desserts and helped in any
way, and the public for their
support.
A Fish Fry and Elimination
Draw is planned for Oct. 24.
Tickets will he available at
the Branch. More on this
later.
On Oct. 3 the annual
Variety Show will he going
to Parkwood Hospital.
London to entertain the veter-
ans. This year we are again
asked to take bags of toilet
articles for the veterans. They
now -have to pay forthese
themselves. Needed arc
toothbrushes and paste. soap
(like Dove), disposable
razors (blue). shaving cream.
fingernail clippers. combs,
Seaforth
Legion
by Barbara Scott
Kleenex. If you would like to
donate articles for this please
leave them at the Branch as
soon as possible.
The Senior Veterans Dinner
will be held at Seaforth
Branch 156 on Nov. 1.
The Legion Child
Identification Video Program
Information will be sent
home by the schools when
dares are made. Part of this
information should inform
parents that these videos can
only be accessed by the par-
ents and the police in the case
of a child going missing. No
one else can see these videos.
They shall not grow old, as
we that are left grow old. Age
shall not weary them nor the
years condemn at the going
down of the sun and in the
morning we will remember
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ENVIRONMENTALLY DRIVEN
TECHNOLOGY
IMPROVEMENTS
MADE AT OUR
LOCATION INCLUDE:
• New truck dumper, we can now
handle all types of trailers
• 20,000 Bu/Hr. receiving capacity
including 2 new high speed pits
• Two new cement silos for
storage of wet corn and other
commodities
• New Dorssers high capacity
dryer
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