The Huron Expositor, 1981-08-05, Page 9exchange student staying in the Brussels
area at thehQUIC °Ulm Knight and one-el the
differences he found between Canada and his
home country of France is that people here!
have less mind problems than in France .
He had his choice of going to Canada.
Germany, Italy, Greece and Holland. but
chose this country because all the other
countries are near Europe and,he thought it
would be better for his travels to go further,
He describes, Canada as a "very nice
country with very friendly people:"`
Prance is, a smaller COuntry tint according,
to Steplititte "WS ened country „because
tO hava111qtrq 111,AhP
because SO. many m probles,'
The awn yPO-ung In .n have beett dept lut$Y
with anumber of attivities: since t!lky got
here. Last week they were at an international"
Youth Camp which inclUded petiple from
riermany, Denmark ..Finland. Italy, U.S.A.
Jabon (an African country) and one
girl from Quebec.
They had also been to Niagara Falls.
Toronto and the Bruce Nuclear ..Plant which
they didn't renhylike-berauSe they said in the
explanatioti of the tour they only tell about the
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MRS. ALLAN McCALL
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Mi. and MI'S. Emerson
Mitchell were greeters at the
door on Sunday at Duffs
United Church when a num-
ber of former residents re-
turned to the special service
in connection with the 125th
Anniversary of Morris Town-
Ship.
The service opened at
10:45 a.m. with a sing song
of favourite old hymns led by
Marie McGavin. Elva Wilbee
was organist. Doug Fraser,
Councillor of Morris Twp.,
-assisted-with-the- responsive
reading and read the scrip-
tures' from HebrewS1 1 :23-39
and Mark:27-38.
Mrs. Marg Whitmore or-
ganist of Northside United
Church, Seaforth contributed
solos "Jesui every hour,
He'll give you power," and
"1 asked the Lord.
Rev. Charles A Swan
spoke to the children on
"Saving others" and his
sermon Was "Perfection
through us" based on faith
from hebiew 11:40 "God
having provided some better
thing for us, that ' they
without , us should not be
made perfect." Offering was
received by Murray Dennis,
Jim Carter and Campbell
Wej and dedicated with
hymn, "Your work 0 God"
and prayer. by Rev. Swan,
A brief period of fellow-
-ship And, light_ refreshments
%Unwed the service in the
church basement.
PERSONALS
The &immunity was shock-
ed to hear of the sudden
passing of Cliff Ritchie on
Sunday evening in Victoria
Hospital, London. Sympathy
is extended to the family.
Mr. and Mrs. Roily Achil-
les attended the funeral of a
relative at Sault Ste. Marie
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Mar-
shall of Coronna spent 'the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Hackwell and took in
several of the 125th Anniv-
ersary celebrations of Morris
Twp.
Rev. Charles-A. Swan is on
holidays for this month,
church services will com-
mence on Sunday. Septem-
ber 6th at Duff's.
Among the many friends
and relatives visiting in the
Watlon areas and attending
the Morris Township reunion
in Brusels were: Mr, and
Mrs. Phillips Blake, Kitchen-
er; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Marshall. Toronto; Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Ennis, Whitby.; Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Walters,
Hanover; Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Martin, Mr. Jerry Dressel,
Bracebridge; Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Mills. Brantford; Mr.
and Mrs. Barry Marshall,
Corunna; Mr. and Mrs: Ken
Moffatt and Brett of Guelph.
Mrs. Mary Warwick, Blyth
spenttne weekend with 'Mrs.
IsobelleShortreed and enjoy-
ed the festivities in Brussels. "
Saturday and Sunday..
Master Brett Moffatt is
holidaying this week with his
grandparents'Mr. and Mrs.
Herb Traviss.
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African 1 na ns
Port of lions exchange program
Canadian girls were one of the highlights
Jean-Mieltel MandenKue of Africa liked
about this country when he visited Canada as
part of a Lions International Exchange
Program.
Jean was born in Cameroun, Africa but is
at school in France and is staying at the home
of Neil McGavin in Walton until Saturday
August 8.
Jean decided to come, to Canada because
his fatter who is a Lions member was here
last year. He had his• choice of 8olag to -
O'i,rritagY.:0FCa_nada.
Sitleatte fact that he likes, tire girls. he
says of Canada, !qt.'s• a alit', wit**. It's a
Vier, les
Toysaltoher,i1es0._44 i s 0;"*,a; 3111 ,city ,
He it,40 Itke the 4iffermit 4150s 414 enjoyed -
.444 Priokis LioR Knights
cottage:.
In-;
•
In-; describing his own country he said.
"Cameroun is, not big like Canada. We have
only 8 million people in all the country.
There are two big towns, Douala. the
economic capital and Yauyncle, the political
capital. He said Cameroun is a good country
for tourism and gasoline. It is very hot and
humid there.
Stephane Mortaud. 19 is the other
goad things. but not bout the bad.
They golfed for the first time. and also
waterskied. rollerskated in Woodstock and
attended the horseraces. On Friday. Julie 31
Congratulations to Cathy
radcGasin WhO received First
COSS- HonpqrA. in-,thefOrade
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who turned I8-that day,
Jean will be returning on August S and
Stephane on August 9.
First class Walton pianist
EXCHANGEST` DEN Thi0 yogic, Lb*,
exchange students from two coimtriet Franco ,and
,
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tw‘,atticient0- Were:et the §rucceick Flying arty held alt tile'
home of (** Ten POtt':00 WeOstet0Whight. Aintkitight:antlemily, we re
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were• the. hosts for Jed -Michel manderigme.ot Africa.ln `the lack row are' • ,
Jim Knight, Stephane Karel), Knight, .).006-44fobellnd Neil tvfoOavin,-. in.
the front row are Dona Knight, Heather mcGavin, Jetfl4M004vin and
Marie ivIcGavin. (Photo by Flannety)
Good crowd attends
Special Walton
church service