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Kale family visits and
celebrates Both birthday
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Tom and Bea Kale received
a wonderful surprise on the
occasion of Tom's 80th
birthday recently.
All of their children, and
most of their grandchildren
attended a family gathering
; hosted by their daughter,
Marianne and Bill Walt,
Grant, Darren, Monica and
Brad, in Mitchell.
In attendance were: Karen
and Lance Robinson,
Victoria, B.C., Kevin and
Nancy Kale, Patrick and
Michael; Larry and Dena
Kale, and Cameron,
Pittsburgh, Penn.; Marvin
Kale, White Rock, B.C.;
Margo and Paul Bode, Leslie
and Ellen, Aylmer; and
Marijo and Jeff McKellar,
Clare and Grace, London.
Also joining the family
celebration for Tom were Pat
O'Reilly and Mary Catherine
Lane.
Tom listened to a few
renditions of "Happy
Birthday" from his friends at
the Seaforth Bakery and also
at Dianna's in St. Columban.
The sympathy of the St.
Columban community is
extended to Mrs. Frances
Melady, Jim and Dorothy
Delaney, and Joe Delaney on
the recent loss of their sister,
Anne Blonde.
The community was visited
by Father Joseph Hardy, St.
Thomas, during Holy Week
and Easter, and he was
present for the celebrations.
One of the highlights was the
annual bake sale held by the
parishioners in St.
Columban, with the proceeds
going to their sister parish in
Consuelo, Dominican
Republic.
Thoughts are definitely
turned to spring now, as the
local farmers can be seen
busy in the fields, and the
local soccer fields are being
prepared for another season.
Students at St. Columban
School will soon see the
beginning of their new
playground installed. Many
people in the local
community and the school
community have worked
very hard over the last few
years to bring this project to
fulfilment.
The students will also be
preparing for Education
Week activities, which run
Cheryl Heath photo
Don't worry be hoppy
Six-year-old Desiree Mason adjusts her bunny ears
Wednesday during the Tuckersmith Day Nursery's Hop-a-
Thon fund-raiser to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy
Association. Though the final tally is not yet known, day-
care staff and students raised about $400 last year.
from May 2 to 7. Both the
senior boys' and senior girls'
basketball teams have played
very well. Both teams won
their zone tournament against
Kinkora and Hesson.
In system finals, held at St.
Anne's in Clinton, the girls'
Family council meeting to be held
Queensway Nursing Home
A good workout for mind
and body started the week
off at Queensway Nursing
and Retirement Home in
Hensall for residents
Monday morning as they met
in the sunroom for fun and
fitness.
In the afternoon, the
Hensall Presbyterian ladies
provided assistance and
prizes for bingo, which drew
a good crowd of residents.
Tuesday morning eight
residents took part in the
breakfast group that dined on
a menu of pancakes, sausage,
syrup, melons and lots of
coffee, tea and juice.
Rev. Alex McGillvery of
the Zurich and Dashwood
United Churches led worship
in the afternoon with Belva
Fuss as volunteer pianist.
Marg Cole organized
several tables of euchre
Wednesday afternoon for
interested residents while
several other auxiliary
volunteers attended a
workshop on "Boundaries in
Caring" offered at the Betty
Cardno Centre in Clinton.
Queensway's first family
council meeting will take
place Thursday, April 29 at 7
p.m. in Queensway's activity
room with Maggie Deveau,
social worker facilitating. We
welcome participation from
residents, family members
and friends.
Class of 10 confirmed at Carmel Presbyterian
The Hensall shuffleboard
scores for April 20 are as
follows: Edna Deitz 500,
George Racey 473,
Catherine DeCorte 469,
Doris -Hamilton 430, Ray
Bennewies 427, Lorraine
Alexander 403, Cor DeCorte
396, Betty Warner 370.
At Hensall United
Church, Klaas VanWieren
and his acapella male choir
were the guest choir for this
special day.
The Christ Candle was lit
by Ryan Consitt. Pastor
Darke's message was "On
the way to Damascus."
The confirmation class
included Tim Campbell,
Brandon Consitt, Ryan
Consitt, Warren Elder,
Lauren Jinks, Maggie Jinks,
Jeffery Timmerman,
Jennifer Timmerman,
Steven Troyer, and Keelan
Westlake -Power.
Performed - your location or
our kidoor or outdoor chapel
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For brochure call.
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Rev. Judith Richie
conducted the Communion
service. Glenn and Lois
Hayter were the ushers.
On May 3 the Friendship
Circle would appreciate help
with bingo.
At Carmel Presbyterian
Church Tracy Whitson-
Bahro's message was
"Tremendous news for all."
Joyce Pepper was the
organist, with Harry Smith
receiving the offering.
Dorothy Taylor looked after
the Sunday School.
Tickets are still available
for the Hot Luncheon on
Thursday, April 29.
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Kids 14 years and under can
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basketball team won two out
of three games to place
second, while the boys'
basketball team finished
third.
The students will be trying
out for the school baseball
teams next.
C.W.L to host
cooking demo
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Former Dublin resident,
Sarah Anne Blonde
(Delaney) passed away
April 20 at the Seaforth
Community Hospital.
Funeral mass was held at
St. Patrick's Catholic
Church with Fr. Maurice
Charbonneau officiating and
burial at St. Patrick's
Cemetery.
St. Vincent de Paul
C.W.L. invites all ladies to
join them for a cooking
demonstration by two
community food advisors
on Monday, May 3 at 7:30
p.m. at the church hall.
Northside United Church ,
( NOON LUNCHEON
( Wednesday May 12/04 )
11:59 a.m.
( Adults Children 5-12
$8.00 $4.00 )
For Tickets Call
522-1989
You are invited
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of London
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Maplewood Manor
Friday May 7
10 am - 4 pm
A Mother's Day Fashion
Show and Tea will be
held at 2 pm
Door Prizes
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Sunday, May 9
Extra special brunch, with three seatings between
11:00 am - 3:00 pm
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Thursday, Saturday 11:30 - 3:30 pm,
Fridays 11:30 - 7:00 pm
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Mother's Day Buffet
Two Seatings at 10:30am & 12:30pm
Adults $12.95 Children under 12 $6.50
Please call 527-2982 for reservations.
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