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invited to Seaforth bazaar
Richard Hamilton, with Agri -Food, Clint- Kitchener spent Thanksgiving weekend with
St. Columban Correspondent , on, congratulated the girls on the excellent Ray and Vera Murray.
MRS. CECILIA RYAN job they did in the club and presented each Joe and Cindy Claessens and Andrew, of
345-2028 girl with a 4-H bar for completing this club. Milton and Martha Claessens of London
Anne Melady Chapin, a registered nurse spent Thanksgiving with Matt and Martha
with the Perth County Health Unit, who on Claessens.
short notice, was guest speaker for the Jean Moylan of Windsor spent Thanksgiv-
evening was introduced by Mary Coyne. Ing weekend with her mother Mary Moylan.
Anne gave a very interesting and informa- l'he family of Clarence and Cecilia Ryan
tive talk on the four years of her nursing treated their parents to Thanksgiving dinner
career she spent in Rankin inlet in the North on Sunday at Angie's Kitchen in St. Agatha
W est Territories among the Eskimos. The and also celebrated the upcoming 70th
ladies thoroughly enjoyed Anne telling of her birthday of their father. Turkey with all the
many experiences aned was thanked by trimmings and birthday cake and ice cream
Maria V -gels and presented her with a gift of were enjoyed by all.
money, which Anne said she will turn over to
the scholarship fund in memory of her
nephew.
A special Mass of Thanksgiving was
offered on Friday, October 10 at St.
Columban, Catholic Church by the school
children and said by Father Sipek.
The sanctuary was decorated for Thanks-
giving by the St. Columban school children
with flowers, fruits and vegetables, and the
gifts at the offertory were also carried by the
children.
Reg Swart of Georgian College, Barrie;
Kine Swart of Western University, London
and Lynn Burke, Stacy and Devon spent
Thanksgiving weekend with Roy and Ange-
lina Swartand Mark and all were guests for
Thanksgiving dinner on Sunday of Gary and
Joanne Schleen, London,
.Joe and Wendy Murray and children of
W Kilby and Brian and Jean Harris of
The October meeting of the Si. Columban
Catholic W omen's League was held on
Monday, October 6 with Angelina Swart
presiding.
Helen Nolan read the minutes in the
absence of Ruth Duffy, who is visiting with
Randy and Debbie Duffy and family in
Edmonton, IAiberta, Treasurer's report was
read by Maria Vogels, in the absence of
Colleen Fischer who was in the hospital with a
new baby boy.
An invitation was received from the St.
lames CW L Seaforth to their fall bazaar on
November.29 from 2-4 p.m.
Ang Swar; and Luella Murphy attended the
Deanery meeting in Mount Carmel on
t Ictdober 8.
The ladies will .cater to the McKillop
Federation of Agriculture dinner on Novem-
ber 18 in the St,. Columban parish hall.
The CW L will sponsor the McKillop no. 4
4-11 club "Milk Makes It" with a donation of
money.
Mary Moylan reported a large bundle of
used stamps sent with Father Moylan when
he returned to Santa Domingo.
Following the business, the McKillop no. 4
4-11 club girls "tittle Seedlings" gave a
presentation on their project of preserving
vegetables for later use and reported the
freezing method to be the safest way.
South Hibbert Societypresents trophies
Singing was enjoyed with Mary F Dow
Staf fa Correspondent accompanying on the piano.
MHS.,I.TEM PI.EMAN
3.15-2346 1 Joyce introduced the guest speaker,
Sandy Moses from The Furniture Place,
Mitchell. Ile outlined the history of uphol-
stery and gave many useful hints on furniture
refinishing and cleaning, closing with a
question and answer period.
Doris Miller and Roberta Templeman
represented Staffa Women's Institute at the
Perth County Rally hosted by Perth South
W omen's institute, at the Kirkton Woodham
Community ('entre, on Thursday.
Barb Templeman, Rexdale was home with
her family for the holiday weekend.
John. Roberta, Barb and Ruth Templeman
attended the 'Thanksgiving service at Knox
Presbyterian Church, Goderich on Sunday.
During the service lieu G. Royal baptized
"Sean Thomas Edward" son of Don and
Darlene Ellison, Goderich.
With Doris Miller for Thanksgiving was
her family, Diane Young and Ricky, St.
Marys and Icon, Gretta. Christine and Adam
M iller, Cromy'
art
Attending the dinner were J.D. and Marg
MacRae, Jenny and tan of London, Les,
Laura and Shannon W aid of Kitchener, Jim
and Pat Subject, Carrie, Ryan, Jeffrey and
Nathan of Kitchener, Don and Brenda Ryan,
Matthew, Stephen and David of Melbourne,
Gerry and Karen Ryan, Jason and Amanda,
Louise Ryan of Kitchener, Mary Jo Ryan and
John Nelson of Port Elgin, and Mark Ryan
and Debbie Core,
Guests with Ron and Mary Ryan on Sunday
Ivor Thanksgiving dinner were John and
Agnes Walsh, Helen and Dennis Muir, Mike
and Maria Walsh, Shawn and Leah all of
Stratford and Joe and Rita Ryan of St.
Columban.
Dave and Joanne Regier and family of
Kitchener and Jim and Karen Cronin and
family had Thanksgiving dinner with Ab and
Eileen Cronin on Sunday.
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Mrs. Menyes works in oils and pen and ink.
She has also sketched some local scenes on
hasti notes.
This
wasthe Education and CultUral
meeting and Doris Miller presided
Ivor the opening. There was 17 present.
During business members were reminded
of some upcoming events namely, the Perth
County Rally at Kirkton on Thursday.
October 9 with registration at 9:30 a.m., the
London Area Convention on Thursday and
Friday, October 16 and 17 in London. Staffa is
to send a voting delegate and a gift for the
craft table. Lillian Douglas volunteered to be
responsible for the gift. Following the close of
the meeting a lunch was served by Freda
Kerslake and Bernice Armstrong.
Ilihbert United Church Women, held a
very successful coffee hour in the Family Ufe
('enter on Wednesday morning. Upon
arrival. the guests were served a variety of
muffins. jams and coffee by Elizabeth
Ilarhurn and Nancy Dearing.
Joyce Vivian and Karen Mahon planned
the morning with Joyce Vivian chairing the
program and opening with her thoughts on
Thanksgiving. Meditations and Devotions
were given by the miniSterof Hibbert United,
Miss Debbie Hoekstra.
A large crowd attended the Family Dance
and trophy presentation of the South Hibbert
Athletic Society held at the Dublin pavilion
last Saturday evening,
PEOPLE
Mr, and Mrs. Bob Norris and Orpha Norris
attended the christening of Lana Michelle
Norris. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Doug
Norris, at St. Paul's United Church, Brant-
ford.
John and Roberta Templeman have
returned home from a two week holiday i n
Britain. While there they attended the
wedding reception of Lynn and Graham
Abbott at Nonsuch Mansion, Cheam, visited
with Jean and Dave Woodman, Stoneleigh,
Surrey. Pamela and Robert Swan, Dodding-
hurst. Essex, Doreen and Tim Templeman,
Heathfield. E. Sussex, and Rosemary and
Dick Templeman, Winchmore Hill, London,
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Esther Smale hosted the September
meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute
when her daughter Helen Menyes. Kitchen-
er, spoke and demonstrated her art work.
Meeting opened with reading of poem
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President Lillian Douglas opened the
Cromarty WMS Thankoffering meeting with
a poem Thanksgiving hymns were sung with
Retic lou Norris at the piano
Mrs Douglas gave the prayer of confes-
sion The scnptures and meditations were
mad by Agnes Lamont,. Betty Dow and Edna
Stoneman and were based on Christian
Stewardship as an expression of love.
showing responsibility and opportunity
Following a hymn. the offering was
received Reverend I) L Howlett, London.
displayed many of the Bible SSociety books
and spoke briefly an the work of a Mennonite
couple,
are travee and img about amongartha. Who, in eir
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Indian and Inuit people in Northwestern
Canada as representatives of the Bible
Society Ile showed a film strip. produced by
Karl Schussler. describing their work as they
travelled. speaking and delivering Bibles in
some of the native languages. as well as
English Their first circuit took one and
one -hall years but as they added new
churches. later trips took longer. Mondays
they tried to keep as their day off
Mr. Howlett said that the most popular
Bible translation among the Indians and Inuit
is the Good News Bible, because of the
pictures In i1
Following the meeting a lovely lunch was
served to the guests
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Kathy Douglas is spending some time with
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Glad to report Hazel Harburn is home after
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