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2010 Seton Parish Festival
Mark your calendar for August 20, 21 and 22.
You won’t want to miss the 33rd annual Seton Parish Festival. Back are many of
your favorites including fabulous live entertainment, Sunday chicken dinners
(served 1:00 to 7:00pm Sunday), children booths, gaming booths, arts and crafts
booth, doll booth and auction, basket booth, slot car racing, water wars, rides
and much more.
Festival Sponsorship
Program
Ambulance
Maintenance Company, Inc. ~ Steve Kroeger
Anthony D.
Castelli, Attorney
ASF Creative ~
Angela Foulks
Digimax Signs
& Designs
Evans Funeral
Home
Father John J.
Wenzel Council 10003 Knights of Columbus
Father Michael
Cordier
Dan &
Shelly Gilene and Family
Goshen Car Wash
& Laundromat ~ Doug Billow and Dan Billow
Eric &
Helen Grothaus and Family
JAGwire Group ~
Julie George
Jim & Jan
Ferguson
Jim & Linda
Brown
Kroger Stores ~
Goshen~Miami Township~Milford~Mulberry
Ladies of Seton
Lawn Pros LLC ~
George Preston
Lehr’s Meat’s
& Catering ~ Don & Jean Ackermann
Lykins
Companies, Inc. ~ Bob Manning
Men of Seton
Miami Market
Milford Dental
Excellence ~ Dr. Robert Reineck
Norris Jewelers
ProForma
Business Solutions ~ Bob & Pat Brookens
Rack Seven
Paving ~ Tim & Kim Rack
ReMax Unlimited
~ Gary & Jennifer Black
SASEAS School
Boosters
SASEAS School
PTO
Strauss &
Troy ~ Joe Braun
Susie Braun
The Drew Law
Firm ~ Michael McNeil
The Midland
Company
Tri-State
Maternal-Fetal Medicine Assoc., Inc. ~ Dr. Kim Brady
U.S. Safety ~
Tony Romano
Wine Connection
We
need you to make this year’s festival a success. Please consider volunteering some time to
work at this year’s event. Many hands
make lighter work for everyone and contribute to the overall success of the
weekend.
If
you are interested in getting involved now, please call the parish office and
we will let you know where you might be needed and when meetings are planned.
As
plans are made, we will update you on this website.
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish
5890 Buckwheat Road
Milford, OH 45150
513.575.0119
easeton@cinci.rr.com
(just minutes from I-275, east on St. Rt. 28 to
Buckwheat Road, turn right and go about a mile)