Its not often that a book or movie can change the way you look and feel about the people in this world (or any other for that matter). After watching the Warner flick "Pay it forward" on DVD a few months ago, the idea of paying it forward has been gnawing away at my subconscience, nibbling at

Chris Curran scores the game winniing goal - an unnassisted effort - to help Misisissauga beat Sarnia and take over first place in the Eastern Conference. He is named the game's second star !!! Way to go Chris!

My Uncle - Wiliam Joseph Curran was born in Dublin - sent to live with relatives in the bakery business in Canada - went on to St Dunstan\'s Seminary and fought and died with the Canadian forces in WW1 - One of my sons - Kieron - recently took me to France and we visited his grave - something my Mother -Rosanna Curran, never had a chance to do.
Do you know the Seminary named above? I have a picture of Bill when he was there in 1913. I have no idea what part of Canada though! Cheers! Jeanette Leese

Have you ever wondered what your name would be if you were a pirate? Now you can find out at This site. Posted by : Mad William Cash, the notorious pirate of the Western Burlington Bay.

Chris' hard work and leadership by example has earned him an 'A' - as in Assistant Captain of the Mississauga Ice Dogs. Congratulations Chris, and good luck on the upcoming season.

Chris needs your support in the Mississauga IceDogs website poll for team captain - please go and cast your vote by clicking on This Link

This year's Sauble Beach adventure week took us to the Sundown Cottages in South Sauble which is a part of the Saugeen Nation lands. Pictures are being put up (slowly ...) in the Sauble 2003 album in the Media Gallery. Last year's pictures are in the Sauble 2002 album.

Nancy (Stewart) Kavuk just sent me this picture along with a story. Click here to see it. In the picture are Edith Ellen (Gram) Somerville with her mother Nancy (Hall) Zimmerman and Hazel (left), Jean (right), and Norma as a baby. Click "read the whole story" to read the story.

I am looking for info on my great grandma Leah Johnson. She married John McElroy Curran. We know that she married John and and she died april 8, 1928. We have no info on her parents. The info I have is that she gave birth to my grandmother Annie Mable in Ida Kansas in 1880.
I really would appreciate any help.

Jim

Elvis is Everywhere ! Skid Roper and Mojo Nixon were right. I stumbled (googled) across this link to Los Angeles based Elvis Impersonator Mark W. Curran