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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-09-14, Page 9Knights attend Rosary Sunday at Martyr's Shrine Dublin Correspondent MRS. DON MACRAE 345-2842 or 345-2190 Members of the 4th Degree of the Knights of Columbus were Honor Guard for the Liv- ing Rosary in Midland on Sunday, September 11. Knights attending from Dublin were Sir Knight Louis Kramers and Don MacRae ac- companied by their wives Shirley and Eileen. Also attending were Knights from Clinton, Goderich, Wingham, Listowel, Toronto, Bramalea, Barrie Mississauga. ()riffle and Newmarket. 'Third Degree Knights also attended including Grand Knight Neil Stapleton of Kingsbridge ac- companied by his wife, Nancy. Procession of the Blessed Sacrament was to the New Papal Altar where the Living Rosary was recited by the Students of Jean Vanier High School and St. Mary's School, Col ingwood. The Homily and Benediction was by Bishop P. Lacey. People Bob and Joan Cronin also spent the weekend in Midland. Hugh and Ann Benninger of Dublin and Suter Grace and Sister Marie Brebeuf of London spent two most enjoyable days at the Martyrs Shrine in Midland last week and spent the night in a beautiful hotel in Midland. Ted and Nel Doyle also motored up to Midland one day last week. Friends and neighbours of Millie Evans are very pleased to have her home again to her apartment in Dublin after a four month stay in Stratford Hospital. Millie has been home for a month already and we all wish her the best in the days to come. Visitors with Millie since her return home have been Joe and Rose Berm from Toronto; Monie Holland, Stratford, Mary Evans and Madeline Peiche from Windsor and Marie and Jack Cleary from London on Sunday and are frequent callers on their mother Millie. Family home with Joe and ilea Eckert over the' weekend were Judy Elan, Angie, Tammy and Jenny from Stratford, John Eckert and Angie and Joe Jr. from Kit- chener, and Barbara Eckert from Mississauga. INTENDED FOR LAST WEEK The annual Flanagan reunion was held at the Dublin Community Centre on August 27, with the families of the late John and William Flanagan attending. William was married to the former Catherine Burns. Attending from the Dublin district were Lorne Flanagan and family, Bill Flanagan and family, Helen Krauskopt and MargarPt Looby and families. Get well wishes are ext, ndc'd to Matt Coyne who is a patient in the Stretford Hospital. Congratulations to Garry and Kathy Ryan of Mill Street, Dublin on the birth of their baby girl. McKillop 4-H club to hold first 'meat' in Cronin and Clarence and Cecilia Ryan of St. St. Columban Correspondent Columban, Wayne and Christopher Cronin MRS. CECILIA RYAN of Egmondville (Melita had the flu and we 345-2028 hope she's feeling better) and Frank Nolan were guests on Sunday with Gerry and Karen Ryan and family on the occasion of Amanda's fifth birthday. Wayne and Anne Chapin, William and Vanessa of Bradford spent the weekend at their farm home. Cemetery Sunday will be held on Sunday, September 18 at 11 a.m. in the St. Columban PEOPLE cemetery. In case of rain it will be held in Laura and Les Ward of Kitchener, Frank the McKillop No. 4, 4-H Club is going to have its first meeting on September 28 at 7 p.m. at the home of Cora de Vries. The fail club is called "Much Ado About Meats". Please call Janneke at 345-2407 or Cora at 345-2184 if you plan to join. Hibbert women Staffa Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 395-2346 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 14, 1988 — 9A RIANG LE DISCOUNT,„„. Speedy get well wishes and prayers go to Mrs. Dorothy Murray who is a patient in the Stratford Hospital. COUPLE UNITED Congratulations go out to Martha Claessens and George Berkvens who were united in marriage on Satut day, September 10 in St. Columban Catholic Church by Father Henry Cassano with Father J. Hardy assisting. Martha is the daughter of Matt and Martha Claessens and George is the son of the late 'John Berkvens and Martina Snyders of Strathroy. learn about fabled Greece 50th anniversary "Open house" for Russell and Stella Worden, held in the Seaforth Curl- ing Club lounge. 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She dealt with some of the con- cerns of the United Church Women, in church and society. A skit "Use It or Loose It", adapted by Fyram, was presented by eight Members, highlighting the parable of the talents. Piano selections by Margaret Kemop added to the theme. The program featured a travelogue by Gwen Christie about a trip to Greece which she had enjoyed. Gwen il- lustrated her talk with pictures and for those present this was a chance to learn about this fabled land. Business convenor Margaret Miller, dealt with plans for the upcoming regional in Oc- tober, and the Lambton Conference, as well as a report from the kitchen committee. A decision was reached regarding quilting. 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