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EDUCATION WEEK at St. Columban School saw students doing
a special unit on dinosaurs Seen here Cassandra Vink in a Corbett photo
dinosaur suit, Michael Brosens, Jennifer Shutko and Becky
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St. Columban Correspondent
MRS. CECILIA RYAN
345-2028
The April meeting of the St. Columban
Catholic Women's League was held in the
rectory meeting room on April 19 with 20
members, Father Hardy and Sister Rita
Coyne present.
Margaret O'Reilly, president, opened the
meeting with the league prayer. Minutes
were read and correspondence read includ-
edthank you cards, letters from the adopted
families in India, and the Children's Aid
Society for gifts at Christmas. A donation
will be sent to the Perth County Children's
Aid for the summer camp fund.
Annual reports given by members or the
executive showed a busy and successful
year.
The annual June Social and Tea will be
held on Wednesday, June 14 at 8 p.m. in the
parish hall.
The nominating committee brought in the
new slate of officers for the 1989-90 ex-
ecutive as follows: Past President,
Margaret O'Reilly; President, Mary Anne
Feeney; 1st vice, Maria Vogels; 2nd vice,
Mary Coyne; 3rd vice, Martha Murray'.'
Recording Secretary, Catherine Ryan; Cor-
responding Secretary, Sherri Cronin and
Treasurer, Ricki Van Steelandt. Marg
A DINOSAUR'S NEST was constructed by St. Columban School's Kelly Murray, Jeff
Kroonen, Joey Staples, and Nicholas Vink as part of the dinosaur unit the school was
doing for Education Week in Huron County this week. The students said they learned
dinosaurs were some of the longest and biggest animals on earth, and that they may
have been mammals and not reptiles as was previously believed. Corbett photo
presented the president's pin to Mary Anne,
The May meeting will ho ". ,m Monday,
May 8 beginnin^ c rimy Mass at 7:30
p.m. at whirl; the new executive will be
installed by Father Hardy . Tr]; MP Pitt' r wi"
follow in the rectory meet,. . ,,,,.
PEOPLE
Gerard Van Drunen and \ r Van Weert
from Holland are spending three weeks with
Peter and Jean Van Drunen.
Ke", ;,nd Mar ^5 7.,uyten of Windsor spent
th' ieekcr. Jack and Margaret
THAI!,
Ray and Vera Murray of Seaforth and
Patsy Crowley, Jim, Jane, Julianne and
Jeanette attended the First Holy Commu-
nion of Justin Murray, son of Joe and Wendy
Murray, at Holy Name Church in Whitby on
Sunday. All Were guests with Joe and Wendy
and family at their home following Holy
Mass.
Louis Nolan and Joe and Helen Nolan
visited Jaines Nolan in St. Thomas on Sun-
day and toured his newwbarn,•which was
destroyed by fire last July,
Deb, Tammy, Tracy and Kim Janmaat,
Jenny Cornish and Darren Janmaat attend-
ed the baptism of Matthew John Janmaat on
Sunday, April 23.
Morgan and Michelle Murray are in
Quebec City this week as part of a French
exchange program.
MCJ{ILLOP IV 4-H NEWS
The McKillop 1V 4-H club spent Saturday
in Milton at the Ontario Agriculture
Museum.' Besides seeing how the pioneers
worked and lived, they watched three
border collies herding sheep in champion-
ship style.
Congratulations go to Tanya Van
Steelandt for completing her sixth club for
country honors and also for winning the new
member award for encouraging three new
people to join 4-H.
The next club is called "Let's Landscape"
and the leaders will attend a' workshop at
Baker's Nursery on May 10. Due to the large
club we are going to divide the members up
and Marie Vogels and Mary Coyne will be
leading as well as .Cora de Vries and Jan-
neke Murray.
If you were 11 -years -old before January 1,
1989 and would like to learn about plants and '
landscaping call one of the above leaders to
register.
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Cromarty Correspondent
MRS. ROBERT LAING.
345.2326
The Marian Ritchie Women's Missionary
Society (WMS 1 met at the home of Alice
Gardiner last Tuesday afternoon and view-
ed:the:film, Mandela. It showed the life of
:Mandela from when he was a small boy to
:tire:present time, also that of his wife, Win-
.nie:and-their family.
Elazel Harburn•presided and the devotions
;mere in the charge of Alice Gardiner. A
3Vlighty Fortress• was sung followed by a
meditation on Martin Luther entitled
Courageous Christians. Psalm 46 was read
+responsively.
During the business it was announced that
Airs. Alex Nichol of Atwood would be the
•Peesbyterial visitor at the autumn thankof-
;tering,meeting in October. Grace Kerslake,
Edna:Stoneman, Agnes Lamond, and Doris
Miller mere named to a committee to plan
• 4hezbazaar to be held October28. Since it is a
-jointeffort of theMarian Ritchie and Ladies
,Aidiritis.hoped that all the ladies of the con-
rgregation will help by donating articles for
ttitedsale. It was decided that each member
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