HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-07-24, Page 4A4 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 24, 1985 DUBLIN AND AREA
St. Columban priest marks his 40th anniversary
St. Columban Correspondent i ,
MRS. CECILIA RYAN
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Father Frank Moylan of the Scarboro
Foreign Missions came home July 14 from
Santa Domingo and celebrated his fortieth
year of service in the priesthood.
Mass was concelebrated on Saturday at
11:30 a.m, in St. Columban Roman Catholic
Church by Father Frank, Father Henry
Cassano of London and Father Andrew
Sipek, parish priest of St. Columban. Forty
years ago Father Moylan said his first mass
in this same church.
Born in McKillop Township, he is the son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moylan. He
received his grade school,. education at
tieechwood and went to high school in St.
Columban, Dublin and Seaforth.
Father Moylan was ordained June 17,
1945, hiving entered the Scarboro Foreign
Missions Seminary in 1938, by Bishop John
Kidd of London, in Redemptorist Church,
Woodstock. He left for Santo Domingo in
September on his first assignment.
He returned to attend the University of
Ottawa from 1949 to 1950. He taught English
and Philosophy for five years•at the Scarboro
Fbreign Missions and then was assigned to
the Philippines until 1966.
Father Moylan was then transferred again
to Santo Domingo and has been there ever
since.
Following the anniversary plass a dinner
was served to 80 guests by Jean Van Drunen
in the parish hall.
Attending the dinner were Father Moy-
Ian's brother Joe and his wife Mary of
Waterloo, his sister Grace Dalton of Owen
Sound, his sister-in-law Mary Moylan of St.
Columban, his first cousins John and
Eeanor Fitzpatrick of Knox, Indiana, Kathy
and Ed Napleton of Palos Hts., Illinois, Kay
and Paul O'Flaherty of Evergreen Park.
Illinois, Harry and Noreen Drafts of Wayne,
Michigan, Seb and Lucile Englert, Kitchener
Bill, Roberta, Sarah and Anna Bodley of
Detroit, John and Irene Foster of Evergreen
Park, Illinois.
Also present were Margaret Nagle
Crough, Toronto, Alice (Nagle) Burns;
Brockville, Frances and Wilbert Maloney,
Seaforth, Sister Evelyn Jordan, "Tlfe Pines"
Chatham, Herb, Jean and Carolyn Hamel,
St. Agnace, Mich., Peggy Crandall, Wyan-
dotte, Mich., Betty Byrne, Allen Park,
Mich., Therese Baker, Portland, Oregon,
Adele V. Fergus, Portland, Oregon, Eileen
Crough, Toronto, Jerome and Fran Jordan,
Michigan, Bernard Burns, Fergus, Don and
Rita Moylan and family, RR 5 Seaforth,
Janos and Catherine Janossy, Mississauga.
Other guests included Bill and Luella
Murphy and family, RR 4 Seaforth, Gordon
Moylan, Edmonton, Alta„ Frank and Mary
Nagle, Mike and Noreen Malloy and Katy,
Jim and Joan Newcombe, Jonathan New-
combe of Georgetown, Ken, Louise, David
and Michelle Moylan, Waterloo, Sister Jean
Moylan, Windsor, and friends Raymond and
Vera Murray, RR5 Seaforth, John and Marg
Shea, Seaforth, Dan and Kay O'Rourke,
Seaforth, Joe and Mamie Delaney, Dublin,
Thomas J. Murray, RR 5 Seaforth, Greta
McKercher, Don and Charlotte McKercher,
RR I Dublin.
Father Moylan has one other brother
John, deceased.
Father Moylan will spend a month visiting
with his family and friends before returning
to Santo Domingo.
PEOPLE
A miscellaneous bridal shower was held
on Friday evening for Joan Maloney in the
St. Columban school gym.
Friends and 'relatives attended the shower
hosted by Colleen Melady, Carolyn O'Reilly
and Leanne DeBlock.
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Joan, daughter of Ray and Eleanor
Maloney will become the bride of Steve
.Sararas of Exeter on Saturday, August 10 at
St. Columban Roman Catholic Church.
A miscellaneous bridal shower was also
held on Sunday afternoon in the St.
Columban school gym for Cathy Ferguson of
Cambridge.
The shower, hosted by the bride-to-be's
bridesmaids, was attended by relatives,
friends and neighbors.
A humorous address on the duties of a
wife was read by Lori Cronin, and Cathy was
presented with many useful gifts.
Cathy will wed John Binnendyk on August
10 at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church,
Dublin.
Angela Walsh and Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Gamble, Michelle and Jonathon of London
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Walsh, Kristen and
Rya of Whitby, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Walsh
and Allison of Brantford and Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Greenwood and Christopher of Sarnia
visited with Jack and Margaret O'Reilly and
family on Sunday. Martin and Joan Maloney
are moving to Vancouver next month,
Mr. and Mrs. Cor Pers of Oakville spent
a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Matt Claessens
last week.
Sandra Claessens, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Claessens and Kevin Diegel spent two weeks
in Kenora recently.
Sandra Claessens spent one week with
Frank and Debbie Claessens and their baby
in Milton.
Maddie Murray returned this week from
Yellowknife, NW T where she spent the past
two weeks visiting with her daughters Cathy
Landry and Mary Murray.
John and Helen Warren and boys
returned to St. Walburg, Saskatchewan after
spending three weeks with their families in
Shakespeare and St. Columban.
Sympathy of the community is extended to
Ted and Frances Melady and their family on
the death of their grandson Jed Fisk, age 10,.
Jed is the son of Jim and Jean (Melady) Fisk
of Edmonton, Alberta.
Cromarty woman visits jamboree
Cromarty C rrespondent
MRS. LAING
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Lillian Douglas was/ ostess and presided
for the July meeting of Cromarty W.M.S.
Agnes Lamond gave the devotions prepared
by Edna Stoneman, Six members answered
the roll call. Nine cards and 34 visits were
recorded. A donation was received from
Teenie Smith in memory of her brother,
Calder McKaig.
For her topic, Mrs. Douglas read an
article, Defence Alliances ,and Christian
Trust, stating that true security is found in
the purity and ethical life of a nation, not in
armaments.
Betty Dow and Lillian Douglas gave the
final chapter of the study book on the
customs and worship in the Korean church.
The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer
and a potluck lunch.
Irene Dow was an honored guest at the
annual Roys community picnic which was
held in Mitchell park. Thirty-five members
and former members of the Roys community
sat down to dinner,
Jean Johns and Shelley Miller were in
charge of sports with the following winners:
Ladies' kick -the -slipper, Margaret Christie;
Men's kick -the -slipper, Gavin Lamond; foot
race, Tim and Mike Dow (tied); Boys'
baseball throw, Mike Dow; Men's baseball
throw, Brian Pridham; Clothespin relay, Tim
Dow's team. Terry Dow's team won a relay,
with Don Johns and Bruce Dow dressing, up.
Th'e group decided to hold a Roys picnic
again next year in Mitchell.
PEOPLE
Tom and Muriel Scott visited Sunday with
Lila McKaig in the R.E.C.U. in Stratford.
Friday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alex
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Confusion reigns
There was some confusion at a meeting of
the Perth County board of education when a
relatively new Listowel trustee (he has served
since last fall as replacement for former
trustee Rev. John Anderson) said he wanted
to "register my disappointment and dis-
approval". Bert Johnson said he was
disappointed in the way he has been notified
of possible conflict of interest charges.
Mr. Johnson is part owner of Johnson-
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firm also deals with real estate.
The Listowel businessman said director of
education Paul Sherratt spoke to him
regarding a possible conflict of interest in the
sale of land for$1 from the school board to the
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discussed at board meetings and left the
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room.
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interest is greater than the real estate, yet he
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conflict of interest insurance was raised at the
June 18 school board meeting and he didn't
declare conflict of interest because he wasn't
aware it was being discussed.
What happened is that Shakespeare area
trustee Rodney Bell said he was disappointed
the premium for trustees' conflict of interest
insurance had doubled from $25 annually to
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