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The Seaforth
Curling Club
Men's Curling
- Monday Nights 0 7:00 pm and 9:00 pm
- Contact Brian McGavin at 519-527-2394
- Fee:1210.00 (3 draws) OR'80.00/draw
Jr. Curling - with instruction
- Wednesday Nights 0 6:30 pm (5-19 years of age)
- Contact Dianna Steep at 519-527-0604
- Fee: =80.00 (2 draws) OR =45.00/draw
Mixed Curling
- Friday Nights 0 7:30 pm (no experience necessary)
- Contact Paul Dolmage at 527-2899
- Fee: '80.00/draw
Tues. Morning Men's Curling
- Tuesday Momings 0 9:30 am
- Contact Gord Pryce at 519-527-0917 for more details
Hall Rental
The hall at the Curling Club is a great facility for events
such as meetings, birthday parties, anniversaries,
bridal showers, Christmas parties and so on. The
facility has room for 75 people with a kitchen and
licenced bar. The hall can be rented for $100.00 (hall
only) or $150.00 (hall and ice). For rental please call
and leave a message at the Club 0 (519) 527-0590.
Come and join us this curling season!
FIRST DRAW BEGINS THE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 10-14
Correspondents
Carmel Presbyterian Church to
host Remembrance Day service
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Hensall
Crerar 511, Dave
Woodward 482,
Lorraine Alexander 478,
Edna Deitz 396, Hank
Dorssers 394, Hazel
McEwen 381, Betty Grenier
352, Carol Hillier 303.
At Carmel Presbyterian
Church, Tracy Whitson-
Bahro was the minister with
Joyce Pepper playing the
organ. Harry Smith was the
greeter with Bob Bell and
Harry Smith receiving the
offering.
The soup and sandwich
luncheon held last week
attended.
Remembrance Day service
will be held at Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
Sunday, Nov. 9.
Service at Hensall United
Church began with the
Passing of the Peace.
The choir sang an
anthem, "God Of The
Sparrow", with Les Hills
and Jean Jacobe taking the
solo parts.
Fred Darke's sermon was
"You Are Not Far From The
Kingdom Of God."
organist with Pat Veal
greeting everyone and
Eleanor and Eric Mansfield
attending to the ushering
duties. Hayden Jolty looked
after the elevator.
A reminder to all knitters
that Dec. 7 is the deadline
for mittens etc. Shoe boxes
should be in by Nov. 9.
There will be no church
service at Hensall United
Church on Nov. 9 due to the
Remembrance Day service
at Carmel Presbyterian
Church.
By Liz Sangster
Dublin saddened bypassing
of three former residents
Dublin and area are
deeply saddened as they
said "farewell" to three
special friends.
Denise Culligan (a former
teacher and friend of many
people) passed away at the
Mitchell Nursing Home on
Oct. 25. Funeral service
was held on Oct. 29 with
Father Charbonneau as
celebrant.
Dorothy (O'Rourke)
Dublin
Robinson of Dundas (a
former Dublin lady) died
last weekend, only about a
month following her sister,
Kathryn Looby's death.
Father Tom McQuaid,
SFM died in Scarboro.
Father Tom was a
missionary who had been
around the world, helping
the poor.
Daniella Anne Maria
Vogels, daughter of Jennifer
and Chris Vogels and
Logan James Leo Simmons,
son of Lisa and James
Simmons received the
sacrament of baptism
recently.
THOUGHT FOR TODAY
Always tell the truth.
Then you don't have to
remember anything.
St. Columban students celebrate
Halloween with costumes, dance
The hamlet of St.
Columban was invaded on
Hallowe'en with every
manner of "spook"
imaginable.
Animals such as lions,
tigers, dogs and dinosaurs
roared and barked at every
door. Two old men, a
jailbird, a punk rocker,
clowns and "Johnny Bra -
Fro" were on hand to
entertain. The "Granny
Team" and some baseball
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St. Columban
players came in search of
treats.
The usual round of devils,
grim reapers, ghosts and
goblins, knocked on doors.
in a Hallowe'en spirit. A
bride, complete with her
bouquet and mature
bridesmaid paid a visit.
Last, but not least, one of
the highlights to the village
was a visit by none other
than "`Miss St. Columban"
herself.
The students at St.
Columban School
celebrated Hallowe'en with
costumes and a junior and
senior dance. There was a
very wide variety of
original and unique
costumes worn.
A can of worms, a bottle
of "Listerine," a character
with a twisted face wearing
a vest of chains, ash.) frim
the 50s, a shower
complete with shower head
and curtain, a mad cow, and
Mr. Monopoly in person,
were among the many
varied characters portrayed.
Prizes were won for
guessing the number of
seeds in the giant pumpkin.
Joe Visser in the adult
division guessed closest to
the 531 amount of seeds.
Proceeds went to the
fundraising for the
Seaforth Public Library
changes hours to more
convenient schedule
The Seaforth Public
Library has changed its
hours this month in,.
response to a survey of the
public.
While the libray remains
open for the same number
of hours each week, the
hours have been changed to
a more convenient schedule
for the public.
The library will open
Monday, Tuesday and
Thursday from 1 to 8 p.m.,
instead of the previous 2 to
9 p.m..
Hours on Friday will
remain the same from 10 to
5 p:m. but will change on
Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2
p.m., opposed to the
previous hours of 1 to 5
p.m.
The library remains
closed on Wednesdays and
Sundays.
Two preschool hours are
being held Friday mornings
from 10 to 10:45 a.m. and
from 11:15 a.m. to noon.
As well, to celebrate
Canadian Children's Book
Week, author Amy Pinchuk
will be visiting the library
on Friday, Nov. 7 at 1:30
p.m. Her books include The
best book of bikes, Make
amazing toy and game
gadgets and Make cool
gadgets for your room.
GARRICK - TOWN
On September 20, 2003, joined by family and friends,
Bill Garrick and Susan Town were married at the
Egmondville United (lurch with Steve Hildebrand
officiating. Bill is the son of George and Helen Garrick
and Susan is the daughter of Don and Betty Koenig.
Special thanks to our wonderful wedding party
and to Steve Hildebrand hw
performing a beautiful service.
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