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Parish picnic offers fopd, games and fellowship.
St. Columban Correspondent
MRS. CECiLiA RYAN
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The St. Columban Catholic • Women's
League held a parish •picnic 'on Sunday
.following Holy Mass. •
Parishioners of all ages enjoyed a pot -luck
lunch in the parish hall. This was' followed
byraces for the, children on the church
ground.
The winners of the races were as follows:
Kindergarten to Grade 2 in the ball throw'.
were: 1st' - Larry Kelly, 2nd - Kathleen
oylan; 3r -d. Bradley-Murr-a3_and-Jamie
•Loyens; running race: 1st- Larry Kelly, 20d
• - Jamie Loyens, 3rd - Kathleen Moylan;
sack race: 1st - Larry Kelly, 2nd Kathleen
Moylan, 3rd - William Chapin and Julianne
Crowley; kick the shoe: 1st - Larry Kelly,
2nd - Julianne Crowley, 3rd -Jamie Loyelis.
Other participants were Jonathon Elston,
Jason Ryan, Jeanette Crowley and Bradley
Murray., "`
Winners for the Grade 3, 4.and 5 races
were: ball throw, girls, 1st - Julianne Ryan,
2nd Amy Elston, 3rd Jane Crowley;.. boys,
1st - Greg Visser, 2nd - David Ryan, 3rd -
Gary Cronin; running race, girls, 1st -Jane
Crowley, 2nd - Julianne Ryan, 3rd, -.'Amy
Elston; boys, 1st - Greg Visser, 2nd -.David
Ryan, 3rd -Gary Cronin; wheelbarrow race,
1st - Jane 'Crowley and • Greg Visser, •2nd -
Gary Cronin and Amy Elston, 3rd - Julianne
Ryan and David Ryan: '
Three legged' race., ist - Gary Cronin and
Jane Crowley, 2nd - Amy Elston and • Greg
Visser, 3rd = Julianne' Ryan and David
Ryan.
Sack race, 1St - Jane Crowley, 2nd - Gary
Cronin; 3rd = Greg Visser. Participants Amy
Elston, Julianne Ryan and Diavid Ryan:•
•
Kick the shoe race - girls, 1st - Jane
Crowley, 2nd - Amy Elston, 3rd - Julianne
Ryan; boys, 1st - David Ryan, 2nd - Gary
Cronin, 3rd - Greg Visser. ,
PEOPLE
Mary Moylan and Sister Jean Moylan
spent the weekend with Janos and Catherine ,
Janossy of Mississauga. • • •
Gerry and Karen Ryan; Jason, Amanda '
and Jeremy spent a few days last week at
Niagara Falls where they enjoyed the
animals at Marineland and other sites of
interest. •
Bea Chapin of . Brandon, Manitoba, 'Ted
and Frances Melady.and Wayne and Anne
Chapin spent two weeks on a motor trip to
the East Coast and saw many places and
sites of interest.
Mrs. Chapin will spend this, week with
Wayne. and, Anne and her grandchildren"
William and Vanessa and return to Brandon
on Monday? August 3.
Sympathy of the community is extended
to. Peter and Jean VanDrunen and. family on
the death last week of Jean's mother Josina
Van Esch'in Rolland,
A meniorial Mass was offered on Monday.
morning at St. Columban Catholic Church
by Father'Sipek for Mrs. VanEsch.
Asian cities topic of Cromarty WMS rol•Icall
•
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the attitudes of women as well as men. .. - Last Saturday Charlie and•Lillian Douglas
CromartyGorrespondent Mary-Elliott-presented-a-very-interestiug wet e=guestsat-the-40thrweddinganniversary
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Fourteen members of the Marian Ritchie
Women's Missionary Society answered the
roll call with the name of a city in South -
East Asia at their July meeting. Muriel
Scott presided and Grace .Kerslake was in
charge of the worship, She based it on the
theme, Better Impulses, using Colossians 3:
1-16 as Scripture.
For the topic. Lillian Douglas gave a
recipe for peace'showing people need More
enthusiasm for their better. impulses, and
more consideration for others. Everyone
smiles in the same language.
- Jean Carey gave the study on Bangladesh
which is the size of New Brunswick, Nova
Scotia, and Prince Edward Island combined
and was formerly known as East Pakistan.
The population -is :nearly 100 million. The
Women areconsidered very inferior to the
men and many of them are illiterate. The
average age of marriage is 13 for the girls,
and women have very few rights. Because
of economic necessity rather than social
justice there is beginning to -be a change -in
contest on quotations - Shakespeare or The " celebration of Ernest and Violet Pearson in•
Bible - for the special number. the community centre in Orangeville.
Following the closing hymn and prayer; a Jeff and Margaret Allen, 'Guelph, and
lunch of apple• juice, fruit and cookies was Eric Marx, Aberfoyle, visited with the Bob
enjoyed. • ' Laings. . "
Norris, Templeman families have visitors
StaffaCotrespondent Erie, Bonnie, Sean,:' Michael and Erin .. ..
MRS. JOHN TEM PIEnt • Norris, Bale Durfe, Quebec, visited on the
145T M weekend with Orpha, Norris and Bob and •
.-.... • ' .Bernice Norris. and family: ' •
Visiting at the J•: Templeman home this past"
week were;„ Alvin and Marg Cole, Ilensall
• on Monday evening, Wilfrid, Isabel and
Calvin Innis, Mitchell on Wednesday and
Darlene and Sean Ellison, 'Goderfch on
Friday. -
• Jim Norris, Brantford,. visited for a cou-
ple of days 'With his mother, Orpha Norris
and' Bob and Bernice Norris and family.. ,
• Richard, Templeman and Dale. Cronin,-
Dublin' have returned' from an enjoyable .
holidayin northern. Michigan.' •
Barb Ternpieihan and Scott Bonikowsky,
Toronto, spent the weekend at' the J..
Templeman home. , '
..Many from the Staffa community, were
guests at the: Louwagie-Parsons wedding in
St. Patrick's Church, Dublin and the dinner.
and reception at the Mitchell Community
Centre on Saturday, July 25.
Cromarty Presbyterian ' Church con-
gregation will join the.Hibber•t United con- .
gregation for the 11 a.m. service at'Staffa on
Sunday, August 2. .
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