Huron Expositor, 2001-12-05, Page 1414 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER s, 2001
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Farm machinery parade
to be held a second year
The Sawmill
Road farmers are
busy decorating
St. Columban
their farm
machinery for Christmas and are planning a
parade to display this seasonal finery. The
Christmas Parade of Decorated Farm
Machinery will take place on Saturday, Dec.
8, at 5 p.m. sharp. The rain date is
Sunday, Dec. 9.
The parade will depart from the
farm of Gord and Irma Pryce on
Sawmill Road, travelling east on
Sawmill Road until Beechwood Line;
turning north on Beechwood Line
until the Hullett-McKillop Road;
turning west on Hullett-McKillop
Road until Hensall Line; turning
south on Hensall Line until reaching
Sawmill Road.
The parade will then turn east on
Sawmill Road finishing up at the
farm of Gordon and Irma Pryce.
Everyone is welcome to support this unique
effort by coming out to watch the parade at
any point along the route.
The students at St. Columban School
participated in a "Sub Day," this past week. It
was a change from having a hot dog or pizza
day.
As the report cards have gone home, and
parent interviews are over, the students are
now looking forward to Christmas.
A "Book Fair" complete with posters,
pencils and
bookmarks, has
been held in the
library, allowing
the students a chance to browse through their
favourite authors and purchase the books
they enjoy the best.
Gerry and Karen Ryan and Dale and Susan
Cronin enjoyed an evening of
exhilarating music and dance as they
attended the recent "Leahy" concert
held in Stratford. This excellent
group, a family from Lakefield, held
the audience spellbound with their
Celtic style and superb musical
ability.
The family of John and Agnes Walsh
gathered at the home of Ron and
Mary Ryan to celebrate their annual
Walsh family Christmas.
Gathered for the celebration were:
Mike and Maria Walsh, Sebringville;
Joe and Lynn Walsh, Kelly and Matt,
North York; Lucy Walsh Northcote and
Tome, Toronto; Julia and Andrew Jarecsni,
Sarah and Rebecca, Merlin; Helen and
Dennis Muir and Steven; Marg Ryan,
Cassandra and Alysha Ford, Stratford; John
Ryan, Kaitlyn and Zack and Sue James,
Mitch, Jesse and Brandi; Stephen and
Heather Ryan and Quinlan; Bill Ryan and
Alysha Sommerville; and Julianne Ryan and
Michael Solinas, Sarnia.
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Dublin loses Mamie Delaney
Dublin and
surrounding area
has been deeply
saddened by the
death of Mary Ellen (Mamie) Delaney
(Murray) of Dublin on Nov. 24. Mamie had
been very active in the Catholic Women's
League and other church activities, and
community affairs. Mass of the Resurrection
was held at St. Patrick's Church, Dublin, on
Nov. 28.
The church was filled to capacity by
family, in-laws, relatives, neighbours and
close friends. It was a touching time to see all
Mamie's family taking part.
It was wonderful hearing a granddaughter,
Jennifer Seiler giving the eulogy which
brought laughs and tears to the people.
Residents enjoy wine and cheese
Dublin
On Nov.
23, a Dublin Post
Office Customer
Appreciation
Day was held.
Scott and Niki Saunders welcome a new
baby boy, Darcey James Saunders was born
on Nov. 19, weighing 6 lbs. 15 oz.
Congratulations to Dale and Debbie
McCarthy on the arrival of a baby girl,
Breansa Michelle, born on Nov. 16 weighing
6 lbs. 12 oz.
THOUGHT FOR TODAY
Why are the colours of Christmas green
and red?
Because you spend all your green and wind
up in the red.
during Manor's tribute- to It1y
As the Advent worship services
Seaforth Manor Nursing Home
season begins,
residents are
looking forward
to the upcoming
celebrations for the
Christmas season.
This week will mark the
• beginning of our decorating
and special programs for the
holiday season.
Our "Coats For Kids
Campaign," was a great
success with a final total of
3D0
BDO Dunwoody
Chartcrccf Accountants
& Consultants
The Partners of BDO Dunwoody LLP, Chartered Accountants and Consultants are pleased to announce that
Good Meyer Litt Schwartzentruber, Chartered Accountants have merged their practice with our Stratford office,
effective January 1, 2002.
The Good Meyer Litt Schwartzentruber office has been an integral part of the Stratford community since the
1960's.
This merger provides BDO Dunwoody LLP with a greater depth of resources in Stratford to better serve our
clients while maintaining the strong personalized approach to meeting their business needs.
Please contact us to find out how we can help you succeed.
Resident Partners
Monty J. Smith, CA
J. Michael Meyer, CA
Randy H. Schwartzentruber, CA
In Stratford, after January I", 2002
BDO Dunwoody LLP
P.O. Box 69
134 Waterloo Street, South
Stratford, Ontario
NSA 6S8
Ph: (519) 271-2491
Fax: (519) 271-4013
Associates
Wayne E. Litt, CA
Ken Douglas
Jim Henry
David F. Eckert, CGA
Our Mitchell and Woodstock offices will continue to serve you from their
current locations.
BDO Dunwoody LLP
P.O. Box 792
11 Victoria Street
Mitchell, Ontario
NOK 1NO
Ph: (519) 348-8412
Fax: (519) 348-4300
BDO Dunwoody LLP
P.O. Box 757
94 Graham Street
Woodstock, Ontario
N4S 8A2
Ph: (519) 539-2081
Fax: (519) 539-2571
more than 120 coats being
donated to the Huron United
Way.
This is a great community
project and we look forward
to continuing it next year.
Members from Legion
Branch #156 conducted our
Remembrance Day service
this past month. Everyone
really appreciates the time
and effort that the Legion
members take to visit with
us at this busy time of year.
We also enjoyed several
events for our Tribute to
Italy during November.
Special meals, snacks and
programs had everyone
wishing we were really
travelling to "Italia."
Our wine and cheese
party also featured many
Italian wines.
Residents enjoyed outings
to Exeter for donuts as well
as a trip to Starlight Lanes
for an afternoon of bowling.
We welcomed Rev. Sheila
Macgregor, Rev. Nick
Vandermey, Rev. Lance
Magdziak and Bethel Bible
Church who conducted our
for us during
November.
Providing
musical entertainment
during November was The
Zurich Connection, Carol
Carter and Carol Lebeau
and Bill Pepper. residents
enjoyed the tiny tots from
the Seaforth Nursing School
who visit each month. to
brighten everyone's day.
Our bowling program
with the Seaforth Public
School students also
provides a lively morning of
interaction with the young
folks.
Breakfast club continues
to be enjoyed as a small
group of residents meet to
enjoy made to order
breakfast.
Our massage therapist,
Tanya Hallam visits each
Thursday to do massages
for our residents who look
forward to this special
program each week.
As well, everyone enjoys
visiting with Cindy Holland
and her Boston Bulldog
each Monday morning as
part of the St. John's
Ambulance Pet Therapy
Program.
At Saint Elizabeth Health Care, a community health care
organization, u is our talented employees that are at the root of our
succus. We are committed to building our reputation as an employer
of choice by offering a flexible and supportive work environment
that encourages personal and professional development.
PT Community RNs & RPNs
(Huron County)
We offer: Benefit and pension plans
Self/flexible scheduling
Paid orientation • Referral bonus
24-hour clinical and managerial support
Professional development and continuing education
Please forward your Osumi to:
Attn.: Service Delivery Centre Manager
Saint Elisabeth Health Gee
80 Mary Street, P.O. Bou 1028
Clinton, Ontario NOM ILO
Fax (519) 482-8989
E-mail: hteeoutnee@taintelizabeth.com
www. sai ntetizabeth.com
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