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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2003-11-12, Page 5News Letter Sora Campbell photos Remembrance Day Above, Seaforth legion president Ann Wood reads the names of local veterans from the Second World War during Tuesday's Remembrance Day ceremony, which rain caused to be held indoors at the legion this year. At top left, piper Mary Anne Bone leads a parade of veterans to St. Thomas Anglican Church for a Remembrance Day service Sunday morning while at bottom left, local citizens lay wreaths during Tuesday's Remembrance Day ceremony at the Legion. Native peoples were most advanced culture on earth From Page 4 advanced people ever to live on earth. They appreciated that if they looked after the earth, the earth would look after them. They left nothing but healthy land, air and water to future generations. The originals had minimal anxiety as they learned to understand their environment. The tribes could meet and celebrate life because they had a common purpose - the preservation of a healthy environment. The medicine man was responsible for relieving the anxiety of each individual - even then they trusted the herbs, more than the medicine man. They also introduced ceremonies and rituals that were passed on and changed as their ecosystem changed. The young would learn to feel comfortable with each other by challenging themselves to be a better runner, canoeist, archer, whatever. A hunting party with anxiety would not be very successful. The animals would be aware of their anxiety and make themselves scarce. Remember Canada is not a country - it is the northern part of North America, a continent. The southern part of the continent is proving there is a high price to pay for stimulating anxiety. They live in a world of fear - but unlike us they lash out with a big army which will mean only one thing - retaliation. North Americans have not learned to walk away. A vote for politicians who survive by stimulating anxiety results in more systems' control of a new generation and then the next generation, leading to the evolution of a police state. All each individual has to do is learn to accept responsibility for his own positive and negative feelings and never try to control another person's feelings. Over a lifetime, 1 have learned there are four emotional laws. 1. I am only responsible for me - to feel well. 2. I can only change me - to feel well. 3. Every action causes a reaction - to feel well. 4. I cannot harm myself or another person or his property or I won't feel well. Fast- Lane IIPIEEIA I Attention Nascar Fanal Get Your Diecast Nascar Car here Upright Freezers 16 cu. ft. Bar Fridge's 4.3 cu. ft. Black or White LG Fridges Microwaves Frigidaire Front Load Washers Campbell & Hausefe$d Air Compressors 5.5 HP 26 Gallon X Boxes Boxspring and Mattresses Wooden Bunkbeds Air Tools $195-$1995 $475 $135 Starting at $550 Starting at $49 $650 $349 $199 $129-$549 Complet $500 Starting at $19 'Where We Service What We Sell" .' 1 -2 -Albert -St.: -Clinton 482-5599' Sotieties die out, individuals move on if they project the positive qualities inherited from their ancestors and pass only these on to future generations. I have to say nay to the vote - I cannot have others speak for me. John Underwood NEW ARRIVALS Visit us for the area's largest selection of giftware! Shop Early for Best Selection! Nifty Korners RadioSback 33 Main St. Seaforth 527-1680 TME NUNION EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 12, 2003-5 CALL MEL... FOR ALL YOUR PROMOTIONAL NEEDS! CALENDARS - KEY CHAINS - PENS - MUGS TROPHIES - WRISTBANDS - KNIVES - TAPE MEASURES - GOLF BALLS - LAPEL PINS GOLF SHIRTS - HATS Riehl ADVERTISINGLTD. Highway 8, just west of Seaforth 527-2388 Church Services BEREAN COVENANT CHURCH A CHURCH PLANT OF GRACE TRINITY COMMUNITY CHURCH 527-0029 Sunday, November 16 Fellowship at 7:00 pm Pastor Bob Penherrau Pastor Ron Matthews, Pastor Royal Hamel You are invited to attend these area churches St. Thomas Anglican Church Jarvis St. Seaforth Fr. Michael Atkins Parish Office 482-7861 The Twenty-third Sunday after Pentecost Worship at 9:30 am. Operation Christmas boxes to be blessed November 17 Prayer Group - 7,00 Harders Messiah, Part 2.7:30 Catholic Church St. James RC Church 14 Victoria Street, Seaforth 527-0142 Weekend Masses: Sat 5:15 pm Sun. 11:00 am St. Columban RC Church Saturday Mass at 7:30 pm Father Lance Magdziak Bethel Bible Church An Associated Gospel Church 126 Main St. Seaforth 527-0982 Sunday School 9:45 am Sunday Worship Hour 11 am Jim Wyllie - Pastor Egmondville United Church Sunday School 10:00 am Worship Service 11:00 am Sunday Nov. 16 Steve Hildebrand Lay Pastoral Minister in training Remember: Operation Christmas Child Shoe Boxes to be returned by Nov. 16 EVERYONE WELCOME NORTHSIDE - CAVAN UNITED CHURCHES Cavan 9:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Northside Winthrop 54 Goderich St. W. -Sunday November 16, 2003 Guest Speaker - Mr. Dave Williams First Presbyterian Church Goderich St. W. Seaforth Rev. Ted Nelson Interim Minister 11:15 am Worship Service Sunday School During Worship UPTOWN SEAFORTH'S • Cl��ls Sunday, November 16 12 noon - 5 pm '' See our special supplement in today's newspaper for Christmas ideas from these businesses SPECIAL FEATURES • Train Rides • Great Savings • Hot Cider • Christmas Treats • Special Uptown Store Hours on Sunday • Seaforth Jewellers • • Sills Home Hardware • Nifty Komers • • The Huron Expositor • • Lager House • • Diva Graphics • • • Seaforth Golf & • Country Club Total Image II • Stedmans Cardno's Mens Wear • Pizza Train Box Furniture • Seaforth Plumbing & Heating • Looking Glass Unusual Finds Dollar Store Seaforth Sewing Centre Seaforth Agricultural Society Classic Touch Liquidation Anna's Dress Shoppe • Dollar Haven • Peggoty's Bed & Breakfast • Simply Irresistible • Hearts & Flowers • Vincent Farm Equipment • Rona Cashway