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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2003-10-29, Page 15MARION'S PAINTING Free Estimates •Interior/Exterior Painting 'Drywall Repair Call Mike Marlon 527-0707 (Evenings) AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING SPECIALISTS TILING and HARDWOOD *ROMAN MASOWA# • Custom Design • Installations & Renovations • Bathroom Accessories • Hardwood Floor Installation • Bathrooms, Kitchens, Fireplaces, etc. HILDEBRAND PAINT & PAPER Expert... Interior and. Exterior Decorators PAINTS & WALLCOVERINGS 527-1880 in Main St. Ssdorth , Licensed for Sheet t1etai. Refrigeration Gas & Plumbing •Tromitomr. Seaforth Agricultural Society • BANQUET & MEETING FACILITIES • 10,000 sq. feet of indoor show area RENTAL See what we have to offer Call 527-1321 Today! 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CONCRETE Flatwork and Formmifig All types of: Scott, • Foundations • Walls Darrell • Driveways, patios A Pete • Floors, floating slabs • Interior/exterior coloured and stamped designs Ph: 348-0530 Fax: 348-4819 Cdl: 301-1392 To advertise in the BUSINESS DIRECTORY... Call Bemie or Tom at 527-0240 Correspondents Shamrocks leaving for Ireland A sense of excitement and anticipation prevails for 18 area men and their families, who are either team members or associates of the St. Columban Men's Soccer Team, "'Tile Shamrocks," as they prepare for their trip to Ireland. They leave from Toronto Nov. 5 arriving at London's Heathrow Airport, then on to Dublin, Ireland, where the adventure begins. In Dublin, they will play a soccer game against the "Hot Press MGB" at the Dublin Sports Complex, travelling on to Kilkenny, they hope to encounter another soccer team for a game, and also learn about the sport known as "hurling," something like our game of baseball. From Kilkenny, they will travel to Cork, perhaps taking in some of the sights such as "the Blarney Stone" and Cobh, or enjoying a golf tourney. Travelling from there to Limerick, the possibilities of more sports include another golf tourney, rugby game or hurling, and a planned soccer game against a team from the University of Limerick. Ireland is a place with many sights and sounds, and a lot of history. There is St. Columbon News much to see and do during their stay in Ireland before leaving Shannon for London and Toronto Nov. 16. We will look forward to some great tales upon their return. Parishioners at St. Columban Parish were visited by Father Simon Stefanowicz from Czewstochowa, Poland. Father Simon has been travelling in the area giving sermons and missions and preaching the message of "Divine Mercy." Four new altar servers, Dawn Cronin, Danika Klaver, Bridgit O'Reilly and Jacob Gillanders-Balfour were installed with a simple ceremony during mass by the pastor, Father Lance Magdziak. Ruth and Werner Marx, Dekka Lake, British Columbia (near Kamloops) are visiting her sister, Marie Hicknell, as well as other relatives and friends in the area. They will also travel to the Ottawa area to visit family members there betore returning to British Columbia. Ron and Mary Ryan have returned from a visit with their son, Joe and Paula Ryan, Brent, Megan and Erin, in Winnipeg. One of the sights was an evening visit with their grandchildren to the Winnipeg Zoo to enjoy "Boo at the Zoo" in anticipation of Hallowe'en. Pirates, dragons, ghosts, witches and goblins, princesses and fairytale characters all added to the excitement. Students at St. Columban School have participated in the fall cross-country events including the Pat Cook run in Stratford, and the meet at Benmiller. At Benmiller, Alex Murray came fifth in the 13 and over age category. The St. Columban senior boys came third in the "best overall" as they all did so well. Students are preparing for their upcoming Hallowe'en dances. One dance will be for the Grades 4, 5 6 students, while the senior Grade 7 and 8 students will hold their own. Everyone will come in costume and there will be prizes awarded for several categories including the funniest, the most original, and of course, the scariest. The contest for guessing the number of seeds in the great pumpkin continues until Friday, Hallowe'en, when the number will be revealed. 11111 MINION IIXPOSITOIIa OOTQW 99, WW1* Legion members, cadets to conduct poppy campaign The Hensall shuffleboard scores for Oct. 21 are as follows: Marj Reichert 467, Catherine DeCorte 447, Bill Coleman 444, Cor DeCorte 442, Edna Deitz 432, Ann Van Dooren 424, Joe Van Dooren 419, Ina Williams 411. At Carmel Presbyterian Church Tracy Whitson- Bahro was the minister with Joyce Pepper playing the organ. Harry Smith and Al Hoggarth received the offering. There will be a soup, sandwich, and dessert luncheon at Carmel Presbyterian Church on Oct. 30 from 11:30am until 1 p.m. The Hensall and Community'-Iorticultural Society's annual pot -luck supper will be held on Nov. 27 at 7 p.m. at Hensall United Church. Members of the community are invited to attend the Hensall South Huron Agricultural Society's annpal meeting in the auditorium of the Hensall Community Centre on Monday, Nov. 24 at 7 p.m. Jan Bonhomme from Festival Events Ontario will speak about "Staging Successful Small -Town Events." Bonhomme has 25 years' experience organizing such events as the "Port Elgin PumpkinFest", winner of 26 provincial awards including the People's Choice Award for most popular event in Ontario. At Hensall United Church Pat Veal was the greeter with Eleanor and Eric Mansfield carrying out the ushering duties. Fred Darke's message was "What Would You Ask?"\ The Friendship Circle will be packing a bale on Nov. 3 at 10:30 a.m. followed by their meeting. Knitters please note: mittens and hats are needed for Dec. 7 to keep little hands and heads warm this winter. On Monday, Nov. 3, Hensall Legion members and local cadets will be conducting the annual door- to-door Poppy Campaign. On Sunday, Nov. 9 Carmel Presbyterian Church is hosting the Remembrance Day Legion Service, after which there will be a short Hensall memorial service and laying of wreaths at the cenotaph. Tickets are still available for the Remembrance Day Banquet from many Legion members or at the Branch. By Liz Sangster Bedour baptized in Dublin Loreen McDougall visited with her sister, Jean Ryan of Dublin, for a week recently. Joshua -Theodor Bedour, son of Rita and Tim Bedour recently received the sacrament of baptism. Saturday evening mass will be celebrated at St. Patrick's Church, Dublin at 7:30 p.m. from Nov. 1 to May 1, 2004. THOUGHT FOR TODAY Gossips have a great sense of rumor. JANSEN MASONRY Pats 522-0514 527-2891 P i Sr 522-0208 Brick • Block • Stone Bga r954rwti_WORK Serving The M.. Per over ]s Neer, Seatorth, Ontario RALPH WOOD ftilf ELECTRIC 'Agricultural • Commercial • F� CALLFORTH 527.0448 BOX & SMITH FUNERAL CHAPEL "We are dedicated to your confidence" at 47 High St. Seaforth 527-1142 - Office CHRISTOPHER M. SMITH Funeral Director fls l►. 'a . Phone (519) 523-9025 Cell (519) 52.4-0119 DAVITS ACCOUNTING SERVICES ACCOUNTING & TAX PREPARATION Farm,Business, Personal & Corporate 527-1063 '11IIO`IPSON URETHANE S l' 111th .� FIBREGLASS INSIJIA'I'ION I mice [:dint Call Ron At 519-263-2319 ROMAN MASOWA Dr. L.J. 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