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The Huron Expositor, 1981-10-28, Page 14mg% ARNOLD J. STINNISSEN LWE and Mortgage Insurance Plans INCOME Averaging and Deferred Annuities INCOME Tax. Deductable Flexible R.R .S.P. Non•Smokers Rates Mailable ,.......".REPRESENTING Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada for22 years NEW Tet.527-0410 Ill GODERICII Si. EAST SE/MIRTH 4 TH.E tiP119,1t4 V(P081TOR, OCTOBER 28, 1 (.& Huronview has good -music rr t'eter NOB favoured 'the Sunday morning cenirega- tine with the solo*. Open My Eyes That I May See and Almost Persuaded. Sunday afternoon. the New Wing containing the Health Unit was dedicated by Rev. Wittiek. Hymn Sing was held Sunday evening. Molly Cos and Alberta Driver provided Old Tyke Musk on Monday afternoon. 144let front Goderieb Town- ship WOITICWS Institute *oil sted with wheelChairi and programming. The , Ceramic class was busy on Tuesday afternoon with their various projects. Slides from Mr. Chalut's European tripwereenjoyed by Residents who attended the showing on Wednesday after- Now at Vial's Fashion Fair. Blyth Daily Bonus Draw WIN A GIFT CERTIFICATE EQUAL TO YOUR PURCHASE (Winner every shopping day) noon in the New Auditorium. The weekly Bible Study at Huroaview was held Thurs- day afternoon. Mrs. ProetY was in charge of the service assisted- by Elsie Henderson at the °row and led in a few hymn* ant-choruses. Prayer wasitiyea for the meeting and for the needs of thepeople. Mrs. Prouty son a solo. The message win given on "GndiaPiivierfni NOV' the AO!ct vi.ss take n' from Exodus 15441.41*1 Verses front Ch, 14 Of Eiedna- SYnipathy is expressed M the family of Mrs. Grace Thompson. 4 LAST WE E KS WINNERS: Oct 19 - Nellie Mason - $20.72 Oct. 20 • Sheila Mckay 517-.04 • ' Oct. Caroline kernmb.an. - ”2,00 Oct:22 • Owen Patterson - $4.5,40 Oct. • . $53.50 04.'0 - jean 41o.w.att. OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK • ci-1,!kRGEx WELCOME 1 WE'VE GOT TO STOP MEETING THIS WAY — A book by that title was discussed at a seminar on how to have better meetings attended by more, than 20 Seaforth and area business people and volunteers at Topnotch Feeds Ltd. Saturday morning. Organized by Gord Rimmer through UWO and conducted by Caroll Suzuki, right of University Hospital,the morning had lots of tips -oft making meetings shorter. more interesting and productive. Some of those taking part are, from left, Marlene McDonald, Anne. Cunningham, Emma Friend, Ralph Watson, and Jim Cunningham. . (Photo by White) • Lr UCW hears Rev.'Swan Countdown to Christmas ,The countdown begins : °KY 42 shopping days 'till Christmas Unit two of Northside of Northside United Church women held its October meeting at the home of Mrs. Alex Smith Oct 7. Mrs. Frank Hunt" and Mrs. Ure Steward were in charge. Mrs. Stewart opened the meeting by ,giving a reading on "Thanksgiving" compos- ed by Miss Elizabeth Taylor, a former member of Unit two and now living in "Ritz Villa" nursing home in Mit- Chen. The guest speaker was Rev. Chas. Swan (B. A. B. D. Th. B. Ed. I Walton. ERnaman rin( I 1 156 '84 r BRIAN THOMAS HALEY son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Haley, Seaforth, graduated Oct. 23 from the University of Waterloo with a Bachelor of Fine Arts. He is• currently employed with Gallery 96 in Stratford. WATCH FOR OUR SUPER CHRISTMAS BUYS, INCLUDING 126 LINES OF TOYS. First toy sale commences November 16, 1981. —.Aires and a lot more ASSOCIATE STORE WINSOR HOLDINGS LTD. Seaforth 5274350 = y. AUTHOR SPEAKS — Canadian author Barbara Smucker writes children's books, most of which are based on historiCal events, and had an interested audience Friday (Oct. 23) at the Seaforth Branch of the Huron. County Public Library". , (Photo by • I) Odds re ends Crich by Elaine Townshend What do these words mean? The United Nation s International Year of Disabled Persons has increased the use of certain words in our vocabulary. Most of the words have been around for decades, but their meanings have been changed slighti in the last ten months. Or, at least' meanings have been clarified. Cripple, for example, is described in a dictionary as a lame person.,To cripple is to dissoLbleofortimirrivipoairrd: crippleperhap si is to so hobbletut w ay oi in walk lamely. a derogative tone. Perhaps, it is just the For some reason, ,the word-seems to have which the word has been used in past years. Many people Raw prefer to use handicapped or disabled in its place. According to the dictionary, a handicap is a hindrance or something that places a pe.son at a disadvantage. it- an- appropriate definition in- a year in which the point is being made that people who have handicaps are real people. Some handicaps are more obvious than others; some are more complex than others; some are more difficult to deal with than ethers. But, a person can have a handicap without being handicapped. If any person goes through-life without facing tome form of handicap or hindrance, he or she is indeed unique. Put your Holland Miracle Bulbs to bed before winter Bulb Sale Tulips . Penne Press Polyester-cot, On shell with nylon-poly-',N4' Osier insulation for extra warmth in cold weathe4,-- Convenient zipper front"' t liiddeff.hood, under collar. 4;. **We washable. Brown. Sties S, 1‘4, L, . 648.804 The word used most often this year is disabled. In the dictionary, to disable is to incapacitate from doing or for work; to disable is to cripple or to deprive of power of, =acting. A disability is a thing or want that .prevents one's doing something. Perhaps the latter definition could be expanded to explain that a disability is a thing or want that prevents one's doing something in the conventional way. Many people have proved a person can have a disability and not a disabled. Terry. For had nosy oneleg„. Beethoven__ was deaf. Helen Keller was deaf, blind and mute. U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt was paralyzer after • a bout with polio. Louis Braille Was blind. Sarah Bernhardt had a leg amputated below the knee, Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder. Jose Felic- isnoandRifirifie,Mils"ap aiehlind. Mel "Tiflis, a country singer, stutters when he talks. ,Bobby Clark, with hockey's Philadelphia .,Flyers, and Bill Gullickson, with baseball's Montreal Expos, have diabetes. Words and their definitions are interest- ing, but when we use them to label people, we're head for confusion. More interesting than the writtetrivord are the people who refuse to be stereotyped or categorized. They're the ones who rewrite, the meaning. Continued from, page 13 and also destroying_, other mementos. W.A.'s son, • Johnny Crich, then took over the buSiness and ran it until he retired in 1979. Johnny started working full time for his father in 1927, but earlier drove deli- very trucks for the bakery while going to high school In 1929 he left town for studies at a baking school at Guelph._ affiliated with Ontario Agri- cultural College. He returned to Seaforth the spring pf the followingyear (1930), just in time._for. the depression. Tinfei-w4re also tough later, during the war, when raw materials such as sugar were strickly rationed. But Crich's bakery made do with what it could including bOney from, Argentina and Guava paste from Cuba which the local business cut into strips and sold for candy. Mr. Crich never made a fortune when it came to nioney; but made up for it when it came to "friends. Baking was more than a business, it was a way of life. He now lives on Main St. N The bakery closed after 77 years of business when he retired in the late 1970s and OPENING SOON E% en. v. eel( more and more people discoser o hat might% jobs are oceom• plished hs ost Huron Expositor Want Ads- Dial 52^-0240 the building, was sold. There wasn't much of a market for a little bakery anymore, and the skills it would have taken to run one had, in the main, likewise • disappeared into history. Spotton Cattle Grab Treatment 472mt. Ready2to•use solution can be poured on or used with spotton gun.' For beef and lectating dairy cattle. Gun sold separately. Men's Deluxe Navy Nylon Parka Keep warm the light, comfortable Way with this covered zipper front parka with half quilfifialf pile lining. Fitted, detach., able, fully fined drawstring hood Slash pockets. Storm cut Is. Sizes 36.46 546-808 Extra long for extra warmth. hloOdel 1 parka, features jumbo zipper, hall quilted half pile lining and cosy storm cuftS. 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