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The Huron Expositor, 1981-09-23, Page 7The trip to London Fair which was scheduled for Thursday had to be cancelled due to the bad weather. But on Friday a bus trip was enjoyed to Brussels. tistowel and Milverton. We stopped en. route at the Brunner Nursing to visit with former resident Charles On, who bearded:the bus and greeted all 'residents,- • Next' stop. Was at the Tim Horton doughnut Shop in Stratftrd. for refreshments and. from there a drive along the beautiful Avon River with sa stop to reed the ducks and sea . gulls. Although the flowers have suffered from all the rain the flower beds are still very celotirftd- Mr. Angus McLean, was our very vapahle, and grairteOua bus driver. Birthday greetingsto Mrs, NV I ii CHAMPIONSHIP PLOWING — Brian McGavin, 18, of Walton, spent much of last Saturday afternoon plowing. But it wasn't for a farm. He was working his way towards winning the junior championship at the Huron County Plowing Match, held just north of .Brussels on the wpekend. (Photo by Ellis) Odds ir!,' ends by Elaine Townshend Correspondent 4824135 Certificates and seals were presented by Mrs. Jim Coop- er Sunday School superin- tendent last Sunday to pupils of Brucefield Sunday School. Kindergarten: Chris Mc Gregor 1st year. Jennifer McMullen, 2nd year... John McBeath, 3rd year, Mark Livermore, 3rd year. Primary Seals: Jody Hor- ton. 3rd year, Don Broadfoot 4th year, Ben Rathwell. 4th year. Junior class:Lori Liver- more 5th year, Nancy Broad- foot, 6th year, Janet McBeath 7th year, arbara Fathering- ham 7th ygar, Cindy Walters 8th year. Kathy Rathwell 8th year, Janice Moffatt 8th year, Scott Townsend 8th year. Lynn Moffatt. 9th year, Bob- by Grunewald 9th year, Will- iam Fotheringham 9th year. Intermediate: Lisa Higgs Sth years, Greg Walters 9th • year, Gerry McBeath 9th year, Robert Hill 10th year, Nancy Taylor 10th year. Becky Rathwell, 10th year. Jo-Anne Grunewald 11th year, David Moffatt 11 year. Senior: Estelle Wilson 12 th year, Julie Townsend 12th year. Cathy Mustard, 12th year. Jeff Walters 12th year. Perfect attendance: Don Broadfoot. Barbara Fother- ingharn, Cindy Walters, Greg Walters, Jeff Walters. Scott Townsend. Kathy Rathwell. -Becky Rathwell. Absent one Sunday: John McBeath, Janet McBeath, Jerry McBeath. Ben Rath- well, Nancy Broadfoot, Jan- ice Moffatt, Cathy Mustard, William Fotheringham. Mr. Wesley Ham. Hunts- ville spent-the past week with his mother Mrs. A. Ham and Miss M. Swan. • Mr. and 'Mrs. -Ron Scott. Toronto spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. KenrS. and Scott. Mr. Mrs. Allan Hill spent the • weekend in St. Catherines and attended the wedding of his niece Julie Gayber and Mark Pollick. We are sorry to report Mrs. Norman Baird is a patient in Clinton Public Hosptiral. Mr. and Mrs. Morley.Tay- lot% David, and Shelley, Sarnia visited over the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Taylor and other rela- tives. I'm tired, boss. Let's call it quits. No? Now what- have you got in mind? © fan' to-families dope Sam-- e things in your time, boss, but this takes the cake,Yciftdon't.really think you an carry that egg on that spoon ' • • — goes.- I hope it's hard-boiled. 011, boss, All over my mane! You'd better get Jme cleafted up fast. This is embarrassing. Good. You're taking the saddle off. We're going home at last, It's the smartest decision you've made all day. Wait a minute. What's this? You've jumped on bareback. You know you're not very good at riding bareback, We've raced back to the saddle. You've throun on the blanket and saddle; you've pulled the cinch. What'ya mean "Go"? The cinch isn't tight. You're always given me heck .for not standing still while you saddle up. Noa', you want me to take •off before you're ready. Alright. I'm going. I'm going. Hold on! Well, we made it. boss, Boss? Boss? What are you doing down there? Wanna go home now, boss? rends fr i ends while I run from one end of the field to the VISIt other, do you?' Yea. I think walking is a better idea. Here • m alt area ._Correspondent, • MRS. MARY MERNER , 482.7143 Mr.' and Mrs. Pagt-Steven- sow, David, Darren and Lu- anne attended open house on: Sunday at the home of Wayne and Sandy Herman of Galt. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Buchanan of 'Merton were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchanan, Gary and-Paul.--- - Allan Merner Qf Waterloo. Harold Merner of Kitchener' visited Thursday and Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Merrier, Sandy. Julie, Mich- ael and Shelley. Mr. and Mrs. Sumsack Banouvang and Thidaphone of -R.R. -1; Zurich-visited ow Sunday with Mr. and .Mrs. Marris Bos, Steven, Sharon, Kenny, Michael, Andy and Angela. Mr. anedils. Jim Preszea- tor, Bill and Michael attended Baptismal-for-Brett Jewitt son of Pat and , Don Jewitt in Wesley Willis Church in Clinton on Sunday, 4) CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OP COMMERCE COUNT ON THE COMMERCE , PE • THE-PlUOION, EXPOSIT. SOMAS ER\ or yJ nioys US annual Christmas tea which imp plan to h014 again 'II* Year' es Nev. 7, Special features the "Toddy Bear shops' arod Oa* ceramics and HOMO Baking._ ,P4 Om t9 held for Christmas tree with music boat and 01**...a wall hanging which' is being • !..14* .1010;K NI*, fkrAt fail • SS** wti'th w#ttOerSWill lie t • ANOTHERPOINT OF VIEW -Boss, I sure didn't appreciate being taken from my nice dry stable this .mqrning and hustled into that drafty trailer. You chin't drive a truck any better than you drive me. You were in such a hurry to get in that thing you talLthe "fair" that you seemed to forget the precious cargo you were towing, But, f guess it was better than last year when you made me walk all the way. You were so worried we'd miss the parade you-hardly gave me a chance to have a. bit of hay 'While you brushed hie- down it the ''''' fairgrounds. And the parade. Boring! You made me walk with all those inferior-look ing horses. You know, you have no sense of humour. 1 really going to run over that binichof people. I was just trying to liven things up. Then we entered the "show". I know the procedure by heart. Walk, trot, canter-, round and round, in a circle- reverse, walk, trot. canter- line up. I knew how you wanted Me to stand, boss, but I just wasn't in the mood to stretch today. You didn't have to get mad when ! backed up into the judge. It was your idea that I-should back up. What was he ludgi4 anyway, my posterior? Before I knew . it we were running circles Again to some. crazy music. Everytime the' music stopped, you'd kick me in the ribs and I'd run like mad. Then all of a sudden yOu'd almost jerk my head off, and when I stopped, you'd flop onto an empty sack. „ Nex t you had me racing in a cloVerleaf , pattern around three barrels. That can be confusing., you know. Then youbad me gallop pasta barrel; you'd grab a flag on a• pole from the barrel; then we'd race back and you'd try to throw the flag back into the barrel. You've jot lousy aim. boss. You've got a lot of nerve. too. Not only did you expect me to carry you around, but you Made me race down the length of a field, let some other guy jump on my back and carry both of you back. Not only were the two of you heavy, but you made enough noise to give any sensitive horse a headache. Ella Bissett who celebrated her 95th birthday Thursday. Also -birthdaylgreetings, to Mr. Ear) Watt who celebrated his birthday Saturday, and to Miss Edith Salo who celebra- ted her birthday ,Monday- ' Sister Mary Louis and Sister M-ROWY visited Sea- forth Manor on Monday af- li'1190q-- Residents enjoyed Sister M: Rosa who is a very talented rensieiari A i!T*34001 - -------........--. r - 6 bride PT " :1 effte147-1 • — in Area Churches First 'PRESBYTERIAN Church 59 Goderich St. W., Seaforth Minister: Rev. T. A. A. Duke sprpmeeR 27 11:15 Worship Service, Sunday School & Nursery ' Sermon "What It Means To be a COMmunIcant Member of the Oinrch" Organist: Mrs. Carol Carter . ST. THOMAS ' Anglican Church • The Rev. James R. Breadfruit B.A., M.Div. Seaford: . - • • - • - •-SUNDAYSEPT.-2744981. 4Sth-Sunday-aftirTrinity. . 10:00 a.m. Morning Prayer, , and The Sacral:tent of Holy Bliptlam Sermon - Sealed with the cross. Sunday School & nursery available , during morning service. . NORTH SIDE United Church SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27,1981 ' 11 a.m. ChurchServiee, , . Church School and Nursery ' Margaret Whit MOre ' Audrey McLIWain ' . Organist - Music Director Jr. Choir Leader Area congregations are invited to take advantage of the church -directory to announce their church services each week. Church directory announcements are available for a minimum of 26 consecutive Weeks in units of two column inches at $2.25 per unit. Changes in copy maybe made .each week but must be received before noon on Tuesday. visited by his 54,5tPr, Mr*. 444' Kemp 00,his daughter- Mr, 40 McSpadden ed his aunt ,Mrs. Minh.* • Hawley. , 114r. Frank Case erijnied drive on Sunday with Miss , Ruth Cleff- Visiting with Mr. William Scott was. Mr. and Mrs. James-r Stewart also Mrs. , Isobel Scott. James Broadfoot of St. Tho- mas Anglican Church on Thurs. afternoon. The fall communion service will be conducted by Rev. J. Van Slyke on Wednesday Sept. 30 at 2 p.m. We welcome our pastoral staff again for fall services after summer break. .!••••••••••••••• 1 INFORMATION ABOUT FUNERALS FUNERAL DIRECTOR ROSS RIBEY With a will •• - there's a way If you own .anything -- a car, house; savings account,. possessions of value -- you should have a will. With a will, you-save your relatives considerable time and money in the handling of your estate. Further, you are assured that your estate will_nerAte..exectiterL by strangers, but by, people you know and trust. How do you make a will? First, see your lawyer. it's not all that expefisbie for most estate planning. He has the forms, knows,-the' requirements of the province and probably enough 'of your personal affairs to help in preparing for future management of your estate. You may change your will whenever and however you wish. The important thing is to get started and make one right. away. We can provide counseling on funeral .arrangements„ without obligation,on this aspect of your estate. We welcome your questions and comments -- privately ore pubIttly, through this "Celan:h.- WHITNEY-RIBEY FUNERAL HOME 87 Goderich Street, West Seaforth, Ont. NOK 1 , 527-1390 qng 4911 was . elt, With Sister M. Rosary at the piano and also accompaning the resi- dents with her guitar. We welcome the Sisters for these afternoons of fellowship . and song and look forward to seeing them again next month. s PERSONAS • Mo. Hatoa.tileholsart, and granddaughter, Amp* 'visit- ed with Mr. Arthur Nichol- son. Vera and Alvin McDonald of Brussels visited with .Mt, JamesNolan. Mrs. Lillian Bernard of Clinton visited her pirents Mr. uod Mrs. Robt- mectuie. Miss Rita Duncan visited her aunt Miss Kate laverty on Friday. Visiting with Wilber 1Ceyes • WO 'Mao 10)*** Mr, ,Rosa firitightop. was, r110n. hu forrestdeetsa t* 2 pm, Timis year' p)ah tp have tcatosi and trophies will be,, given •at the end of the season- This week's.church service will be conducted by Rev. This is Seaforth Fall 'Fair week end and residents hope the weather will be co-opera- tive, as several would like to see the parade and attend the fair. Residents are going to be active next month preparing $eals Oosent Br4cefiekt kids New appointment for Wallace Announcement was made `this month of the appoint- ment of rt.: Jaines Wallace to the position of Treasurer- Manager of the Westminster Hospital Employees Credit Onion, London. Mr. Wallace assumed the position following the resis- nation of Donald. L. Moire, who held the position for the past 16 years. As well, Mr. Wallace will serve as corporate secretary for the 1700-member closed bond full-service credit onion. The credit union, originally incorporated as the Dominion Civil Servants Cre- dit. Union, now serves/ all employees of Victoria Hospi- tal Corporation, Parkwood Hospital, Departnlent of Vet- erans' Affairs, DepartMent of Supplies and the Red Cross., with head office at the WeSt- minsterCampus and a branch office at the South Street Campus. Always an advocate of the cooperative system. Mr., Wallace hid. served for the past three years as manager of the London gee Estate Board CreditiUnion and for II years was secretary and serv- ed on the council of 13eaverton United Co-operatives of On- tario. A native of Seaforth, Mr. Wallace was a former em- ployee of the Huron Exposi- tor. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace have resided in the London area for the st five years, after selling t ir two weekly newspapers at eaverton and Cannington. Count on the Commerce for the personal loan ytiu need . 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