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SIEMON: Allan. M• Ahan S.err+on ,
56 of R R. t5 ttl4ile$ passed away
suddenly on Tuesday. August 17
1999 Born on St-attord o• January
9 '943 he was a so- o' the tate
•Jo'v' E Sierriorr aro the former
Georgena Erste On October 8.
'965 he was roamed 10 Geraldine
Lacaggai Following t -e • •^a••
nage the couple tar•*,eci y the
tamiry tang al Lot 29 c,on essay+ 6
pr Ladan Township tie was a ,,'em-
ber i•rst Lutheran Churc- LJga-
where he had served as ar Eider
arc', 'rushee "Currentrt he was a
director for the Ontario Bean
Prt<d;,) ers Marketing BOard. a
member of the Ohtane Agr Guttural'
C r'odrty Council. co-...IN/sir or the
Lagan To1x'nship SeSguicentennial
C rr ittee pas Vlarrriin CO the
Onta'o Bear Pro3 cera Marketing
Board isast resident of the
6.l -ace- Chamber Car-v'lerce
G.anrn: ., :
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SWINKELS
Bill and Lisa are pleased to
announce the birth of their daughter
Dana Bernice on Airg 1, 1999 Bom
at Stratford General Hospital.
weighing in at 6 lbs 6 oz. Dana is a
sister to Michael Proud grandpar-
ents are Peter and Betty Swinkels
or Seatorth and Vern and Rose
"ander of Edmonton. Alta 43-34x1
�to •. CrllOfIafh
LONGMAN, Kathleen: in Iovnng
memory of a very dear wife. mother
and grandmother. who passed
away August 31. 1998
When ties of love are broken and
loved ones have to part.
It leaves a wound that never heals
and a sad and broken heart
But looking back on memones.
upon the path we trod.
We re thankful for lire years we had
and leave the rest lo God
Those we chensh don't go away.
they walk beside us every day
Unseen unheard, but very dear.
loved and messed and very dew
, Forever blued- and always remem-
bered by husband Carl. George.
Grace. Donna. Ken and their •a r i-
be5 46-34x1c
HILDEBRAND: In loving memory
cr a dear father and grandpa.
George Hildebrand who passed
away August 29. 1992.
Remembering you is easy.
We do 4 every day.
But nside_ we have a heartache.
That uta never go away
We miss your jokes and stones.
You d almost always make us smile.
We wish, we could have, you back
with us.
To Sit and talk 8 while.
Sally missed but never forgotten.
Ruth Steve. Jenne and Emily. 46,-
34:1 .
6-34x1.
HILDEBRAND: In loving memory
a Oear husband George who
passed away seven years ago on
August 29. 1992. - -
have a book of memories. .
With pages made. Of gold.
Today I gently rim a page
And remember days of old.
For those we love dont go away
They walk beside us everyday.
' riSeen: unheard. but always near
-Someone special and very dear. •,
&mays'. remembered and sadly
-i'ssed by his wrfe Hazel. 46-34x1
NASH: In toning memory of a dear
'at^.er. fathrer-in-law and grandpa.
_ Nash: who passed away' 2
,ears ago. August 28. 1997.
• Sonewhere beyond the sunset.
Yfiere the tonebness never dies.
lee dnetts in a beautiful garden.
Beneath Gods heavenly skies
May the Wind of Heaven blow softly.
On mat sweet and sacred spot:
Where the one we Jaye is sleeping.
Arid w.II never be' fagot:. -
Loving and missing you. always
dad. Tammy. Grant -and Megan
rllcKeuar 46-34-1
PEPPER: In bring :merrnry of a
dear - Jstand . and father, Leslie
Peppe' who .was suddenly taken
from us August 31, 1969
We ttwar of you in silence.
We often speak your name.
AM Beak gh our lives continue on.
In our ., hearts you will always'
remain
AJways loved any remembered by
Rjt'' arra families 46.34x1
HARRIS
Wasn't that a party Saying thank
you does not seem enough for our
family, mends and neighbours, with
out you we could have never done
is But many many thanks to au of
you kw mal ng our party a success
Bob and Betty. 4734x1c
PECK
Elva Peck would like to thank her
$rends and fameey for the cards. vis-
as, and prayers which she received
during her recent hospital stays fol-
lowing her second hip replacement
surgery. Special thanks to Dr
Polotschnik. and nursing staff at
Strafford General Hospital and also
to Dr. Rooyakkers and the staff at
Seaforth Hospital 47-34.1
GARRICK
1 would like to extend a sincere
thank you to Dr. Shepherd and Dr
Goner. the nurses and staff at both
Seaforth and Stratford Hospitals A
very special thank you to as tor the
.cards. visits. gifts, phone calls and
help at home Your thoughtfulness
is really appreciated Helen Garnck.
47-34x1
MCCLURE
Many thanks to Clinton Ambulance.
Drs. Percival and Rodney and to
the nurses and staff at Seatorth
Hospital for the excellent care 1
received while I was there. Thanks
also for the get well wishes from
Mends and relabves and thanks to
my good neighbours Rob and
Dave. • Sam McClure 47-34x1
BARNES
We would like to thank our family
and friends for the open house and
Potluck at the Lions Park in honour
of our 25th Wedding Anniversary
Special thanks for your generous
donations t0 the' food bank as well
as the cards. flowers and gifts. Your
generosity and good wishes will not
be forgotten and we hope everyone
enjoyed the afternoon as much as
we did. - Mary and Jim Bames 47-
34-1
MACHAWMCCLURE
We would like to thank all our fami-
ly and trends for supporting us at
our buck and doe. To our wedding
party thanks for all your hard work
in making it a night 10 remember for
us. Thanks again. • Michelle and
Mark 47-34x1c
ALTMAN
Many thanks to emergency Dr
Edwards, I C.U. nurses and staff of
Seaforth Hospital for their great
care while in the hospital. Thanks to
my family and friends for visits and
gifts. also to Ida. Parn and Alice for
their help and to Father Dino for hhs
visits and prayers- Thanks again
Rose. 47-34-1
MURRAY
Many thanks' to ow family. friends
and relatives who helped celebrate
our 50th Anniversary. your pres-
ence. flowers, gifts. cards were
deeply appreciated. These memo-
ries wilt be treasured for years
Special thanks to Fem Chesney
and her helpers for the wonderful
meal we had at the Legion. Tom
and Meddle Murray 47.34.1
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Correspondents
St. Columban minor soccer wraps up
The Si. Colu
Church basement 1:
was full Friday ;=
evening as local.
people gathered to celebrate
the year-end, final wrap-up for
the St. Columban Minor
Soccer.
The 'St. Columban Sr. Two
team. coached •bv Kevin Ryan
and Dennis O'Reilly finished
.. first .in league playoffs and are
the senior champs..
This team is comprised of
14. 15 and 16 -year-olds.
The Albert Boven Memorial -
Award for volunteer work was
presented to • Mary Ann
Verberne. -The. Mike Coyne'
Memorial Award fora senior
player showing leadership and
.sportsmanship was presented
to Adam Ryan.
The the social. the different.
teams were presented and each
coach introduced their players.
The St. Columban Soccer
Association includes 16 minor
teams as well as two men's and
two women's teams.
There is a great need for
coaches as more than 280
youth were registered this past
year. The present committee
has worked hard work on
behalf of the minor soccer.
They include: President Frank
Verberne; Vice President, Pat
O'Reilly: Treasurer, Kevin
St. Columban
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of
Hairstyling
552 Huron St., Stratford
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Festival School of Hairstyling
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applications for our Fall
class. Make-up, Artistry and
Nail Technology offered at
no extra charge. Financial
assistance available for
those that qualify.
For further information call
519.271-9551.
By Mary C
Ryon
Kale: Secretary. Mary Ann
Verberne; Directors Frank and
Louise• Flanagan. Richard
Verberne and Mary Margaret
O'Reilly: Registrar, Pat
Koehler. Equipment Manager.
Tcresa-Finlayson: Uniforms.
Mary Verberne: Referee
Coordinator. Tony Van Bakel:
Men's Rep. Jason Dietz:
Ladies' Rep. Peg Sloan;
The evening social
concluded with hotdogs
barbecued by local• chefs. pop
and visiting. -
Congratulations to Vincent
Murray and Hazel
tMcNaughton) Harrison. who
were united in marriage at St.
James Roman Catholic
Church, Seaforth on Aug. 21.
Father Dino Salvador
officiated. Their attendants
were Rev. Archdeacon Paul
and Zena Stephaniuk. Vincent
and Hazel will be residing in
Seaforth.
Another family day at
Bingeman's in Kitchener is
being organized. It will be on
Aug. '29. There is a cost.
Chaperones are allowed in
free.
Deepest sympathy of the
entire community is extended
to Karen and John Menheere,
and all the Nicholson family
members in the loss of Harold
Nicholson. Karen's father. who
died this past week.
Cemetery -Sunday in St.
Columban will be Aug. 29 at
noon - in the ` cemetery.
Everyone is invited. Bring a
lawn chair and in case of rain.
Mass will be celebrated in the
church. Mass will be
celebrated as usual at 7:30 p.m.
on Saturday evening at St.
Columban Church.
Ron and Mary Ryan visited
her sister. Julia and Andrew
Community Calendar
WED., AUG. 25
12:00.1.00 p.m. - AquaFit at the
Lions Pool
1:30-4 00 p m - Senior
Shuffleboard at the Arena
THURS., AUG. 26
FRI., AUG. 28
SAT., AUG. 28
9 00 a m. -6.00 p.m -.Huron Perth
Laker Try -outs al the Arena •
SUN., AUG. 29
• MON., AUG. 30
12 00.100 p'm • AquaF4 at Lions
Pool
730 .' 10.30 p.m. • Minor Sports
• Council BINGO at the Arena -
Host - Figure Skating
TUES., SEPT. 1 •
-7.00.9 00 p m Fall Registration
Hight at the Arena
• WED., SEPT. 2
1.30.4 00 p m - Senior
Shuffleboard at the Arena •
7.00.9:00 p.m - Fall Registrabon
- Night at the Arena •
Jarescni. Sarah
and Rebecca in
Merlin on
Saturday. they
also took the opportunity to
visit the London •Diocesan
Shrine in honour of Our Lady
of Rosary. which was relocated
this year from St.. Mary's
Ontario. to Si. Patrick's. parish •
in Merlin. The people of St.
Patrick's in Merlin had already
built a Rosary Trail. a Way -of
the Cross Trail and a Saint's
Trail on their church grounds.
making a fitting location for
the Diocesan Shrine. If one is
looking for some time of
reflection or even just some -
peace and quiet. it is a great
place to spend some time.
The Sr. Columban Men's
First Division soccer team
played an exciting game this
past weekend against London
Latinos. with whom they
shared fourth place. Down i.0
at the half. St. Columban came
out strong and scored four
unanswered goals for a 4-1 win
and sole possession of fourth
place, only two points out of
third. Credit is given to
outstanding playing by the
defensive core, tight
netminding by Jason Murray
and the entire team's hustle
after the half. St. Columban
goals were scored by Mark
Muir. Steve Rvan: Kevin
Meidinger and Wayne Rvan.
The St. Columban Mens'
Recreation League team wiped
out Brussels with an 8-1 win
earlier this week. Bill Ryan.
Blaine Doran and Brent Hulley
each scored twice while singles
were chalked up by Bruce -
Griffen and Martin Wynja-.
This same team travelled to
Winfrham on Sunday for the
playoff championship
tournament. In the first game.
St. Columban defeated .
Wingham 1-0.
Blaine Doran scored the
game's only goal by
outhustling Wingham's •
goaltender with a wide angle
shot.during the final four
minutes of the game. In the
finals. St. Columban defeated •
Goderich. 1-0 with a'goal by..
James Dick for a corner kick
delivered by Bill Ryan. Scott
Henderson, who is the goalie
for the St. Columban team.
was voted MVP for recording
two shutouts in the
championship tournament.
This completes Huron County
Recreation League action .for
this season. with the St.
Columban Men's Team -
recording an undefeated record
of 12 wins; 0 losses and two
ties. There will' be• 'an
exhibition game for this team
•against the St. Columban
Men'S Frit Division Team on
Wednesday. Aug. 25 in St.
Columban. -
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