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Santa visits. CWL Christmas party
Correspondent
CECILIA RYAN
345-2028
The Dec, meeting of the St. Columban
Catholic Women's League was held on Dee..4
with a buffet -style supper.
The kitchen of the church hall was
decorated with Christmas streamers, tinsel,
•ornaments, candles and centrepieces on, the
tables.
Carol Ryan, president welcomed the
ladies. Father Cassano said the grace.
While the ladies enjoyed- their tea and
coffee, the president conducted the meeting.
The used clothing that was gathered will go
to the Salvation Army in Stratford. Flowers
will be given at Christmas to any lady who is •
%hut -in. A Christmas card and mass intention
will be sent to Joseph Hicknell at St. Peter's
Seminary, London. And Christmas flowers
will be porch 'sed rnr h� nt, .,.• ;., ,r ,•r+ ,«,•H
1CWL
Correspondent
JOAN CRONIN
345-2772
This week I must confess, 1 do believe I ran
out of words. 1 have written Iwo columns and
each is in the garbage, all torn to shreds. 1 do
think Christmas is taking over.
The weather is disinat as the snow is
disappearing. My creative thoughts +'have
totally vanished just like, the snow,.
1 guess 1 will have to send an' urgent
message to Santa and ask for a new thinking
cap as mine has worn out. Maybe next week 1
will have worked this problem out — for
never am let a loss df words, for tong, I am
told.
CWL CHRISTMAS DINNER
The Dublin CWL ladies held their annual
Christmas dinner and gift exchange in 'the
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Mary Ryan read a history on the St.
Columban Church. The history will be
printed on the plates which. the CWL are
purchasing for their spring project.
Reka Van Bakel, Mar9 Melady and Joatsne
Verberne who have moved to the Seaforth
parish were each presented with a mass
offering. These ladies will be missed by the
St. Columban league.
Father Cassano showed members some
1985 calendars which can be purchased. They
commemorate the Pope's visit to. Canada.
Fpllowing the meeting one of Santa's
helpers arrived while several Christmas
carrots were being sung. Santa hada little chat
with each lady and presented her with a gift
before leaving for the North Pole.
CHRISTMAS FOR KIDS '
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Children's Christmas" party on Sunday,
afternoon in the K of C hall in' St. Columban.
Entertainment was provided by Mozart's
Band and Santa arrived with his bag of treats,
for each child.
PERSONALS
Peter and Jean Van Drunen and Miehagi.
visited with Pete and Mary Jo Van Drunep
and son in Whitby on Sunday. •
Congratulations to Wayne and Anne
Chapin on the birth of their second child,,
daughter, born on Dec. 5 at St. Joseph",;
Hospital, London. ' r
With the Christmas holidays here, 1 wool
appreciate anyone with visitors or if you`Is `'-
going away for the holidays to give me a Cap
or drop a note to me so 1 can keep everyon,,
informed 'about • the happenings in this St
Columban area. °
arks with deaf
church hall on Dec. 5,
Followinga social hour and dinner, a short
meeting was held. Correspondence was read
by the secretary, Joan Cronin.
The ladies decided to raise the National Per
Capita Fee to $5 in 1985. This year as in the,
past the sick and shut-in members of the
CWL will receive a fruit basket. Donations
will also be given to the 'Ronald McDonald
House in London and to the Africian Relief
Fund.
Guest speaker was Father Ashton. He was
ordained in 1979 and is the Chaplain for the
Deaf in the Diocese of London. and tie is
stationed at St. Peter's Seminary. Father
Ashton says the Mass in Sign Language every
Saturday in Chatham, and once a month in
Windsor and London. Father Ashton also
attends seminars in Sarnia 'every Tuesday
•
where he instructs and ,interprets for the
deaf.
There are only six people in Canada who
work so ihtensely with the deaf and hard of
hearing, and there is only one university. in
the world that takes deaf students and that -is •
in Washington. -
Much to the delight of all in attendance a
very special visitor came,' none other than
Santa Claushimself, who distributedgifts
and made special note of all the interesting
requests the ladies had on their Christmas
lists.
PERSONALS
The annual Christmas Concert in St.
Patrick's School, Dublin will be held on Dec..
19 at 8 p.m.
Karen Warren of Stratford visited with her
mother Jeep Dill on Sunday.
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Staffs Wi enjoys..
Swiss travelogue
' [Intended for Last Week]
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris on
the weekend were, Sara Goldstein and Jill
Norris, University of Western Ontario;
Robert Norris, University of Guelph; Rob and
Susan Heckman, Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs.
John Burleigh, Goderich and Mr, and Mrs,
Ross Sararas, Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman visited on
Tuesday with Mr. and Mr's. Eldie McNicol,
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Smale visited this past
week with Jean Smal'e, Midland.
During church service at Hibbert United
Church on Sunday morning. Rev. Ray
Anderson baptized Melanie Myrtle Docking.
infant dagghter of Jim and Bonnie Docking.
Communion was also otlserved.
Supper guests with John and Roberta
Templeman Sunday 'evening weremip•and
Marg Cole, Hensall and_Tertty and ICar'eni
Teinpleman, Mitchell.
INSTITUTE MEETING
Members of Staffa Women's Institute
enjoyed a travelogue to Switzerland via
Germany and Austria with slides shown
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and interesting commentary given by Mr.
Risi, administrator of the Bluewater Rest
Home, Zurich. -
Mrs, John Miller presided for the Citizen-
ship and Worlds,Affairs meeting of the WI
held in the township hail on Nov. 28.
Many interesting and humorous answers
were given by the 17 members who answered
the roll call by naming a old school game,
among the answers were tag, hopscotch, fox
and goose, enti-anti-over, and pump•pump-
pull away.
Mrs. Ross Smale presided for the,business
when a minute of silence was observed for the
late Ruby Reed, a life member of Staffa
Women's Institute.
Mrs. Lloyd Miller reported on the District
executive banquet hosted by Hillcrest
Women's lnstrhite reminding everyone
about the craft articles for WI days at .the
Erland Lee Home in June 1985, also the
Federated Women's Institutes of Canadr!
Convention to be hosted by Ontario at
Western University June 16-20 /85.
All members answered a questionnaire
regarding Women's Institute work at branch
district area and provincial levels.
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