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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2003-11-26, Page 5BEREAN COVENANT CHURCH A CHURCH PLANT OF GRACE TRINITY COMMUNITY CHURCH 527-0029 Sunday, November 30 Fellowship at 7:00 pm Pastor Bob Penhearow 1111111 You are invited to attend these area churches St. Thomas Anglican Church Jarvis St. Seaforth Fr. Michael Atkins Parish Office 482-7861 Sunday, November 30 Worship at 9 30 a m Catholic Church St. James RC Church 14 victoria Street, Seatorth 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 Worshlp Hour 11 am Jim Wyllie - Pastor Egmondville United Church Sunday School 10:00 am Worship Service 11:00 am Sunday Nov 30 Steve Hildebrand Lay Pastoral Minister In training Christmas Bureau Headquarters Open Der:. 8-12 NORTHSIDE - CAVAN UNITED CHURCHES Cavan 9:30 a m. 11:00 a.m. Northside Winthrop 54 Goderich St. W. Sunday November 30, 2003 Guest Speaker - Mr. Dave Williams First Presbyterian Church Goder*h St. W. Seaforth Rev. Ted Nelson Interim Minister Sunday, November 30 Communion Service 11:15 am Opinion Donations to charities can give lasting help to children around world From Pogo 4 parade passes and the speeches are over. The poor have no champions in the corridors of power be they business or political so must be satisfied with bits and pieces. We may not put children in factories to work as slaves, turn them into prostitutes as young as eight years old, or force them into child soldiers experiencing the brutality and carnage of civil wars. But, I am no longer certain whether that is a question of morality or lack of opportunity. As we enter the annual orgy of feasting and shopping to excess, cynically manipulated by unseen marketing people, we might better choose to give the gift of life and hope to those whose lives are threatened and have no hope. In the name of our children, grandchildren, family members or friends, give a membership in Amnesty International and use the monthly material for the whole family to learn of another world and, just perhaps, begin to teach our children a way of life superior to blatant consumerism. Now that would be a gift lasting beyond January and for only $35. If Amnesty is not your choice, there is Free the Children started by a Canadian teenager or World Vision Canada. For Canadian children, there is Covenant House helping street children in Toronto. We can make a difference; the choice is ours. Fred Kirby, Amnesty International , Tiverton News Former Seaforth woman receives highest RCMP award Coffee Shop Talk Seaforth Scuttlebutt Joanne Kress (nee Trapnell), formerly of Seaforth, was recently awarded the highest award of Royal Canadian Mounted Police during a ceremony in Edmonton, Alberta. Kress received the Commanding Officer's Commendation for her outstanding performance and dedication to the RCMP 2002 G8 Summit Planning Team in the development, eonstruction and operation of the Nakiska Camp, the largest security housing operation in RCMP history. The Nov. 4 award is the second commendation Kress has received. She also received one in 2000 for skillful negotiation with an armed and baricaded man threatening to shoot people. Kress also received the Queen's Golden Jubilee Medal from Alberta's Lieutenant Governor Lois Hole for making a significant contribution to Canada, its citizens and community. Joanne Kress receives the Commanding Officer's Commendation award recently in Alberta. Tools, valued at $5oo stolen from pick-up Close to $500 in tools was stolen from a pick-up truck parked at an Egmondville residence sometime during the night of Nov. 22. Two Makita hammer drills and a Makita saw were taken from an insecure topper on the Chev extended cab pick-up parked in a Front Street driveway. Anyone with related information is asked to call the Huron OPP or Crime Stoppers. $1,000 damage done to McKillop sign A business sign and mailbox, valued at $1,000, were destroyed tly vandals on Roxboro Line in McKillop sometime overnight on Nov. 17, say Huron OPP. Anyone with related information is asked to call the Huron OPP or Crime Stoppers. Jewelry, cash stolen in Hensall break-in Jewelry valued at $3,100 and $500 in cash were stolen during a break-in at a Richmond Street residence in Hensall sometime between noon and 5 p.m. on Nov. 15. Huron OPP say the jewelry included a ladies' yellow gold diamond ring, a wedding band and gold earrings. The house was entered through an insecure window. Anyone with related information is asked to call the Huron OPP or Crime Stoppers. Anyone with related information is asked to call the Huron OPP or Crime Stoppers. Sawmill Road parade prepares for fourth year Residents of Sawmill Road are in the spirit of the season as they prepare to bring Christmas to the country for the fourth time. The Sawmill Road Farm Machinery Christmas parade will be held on Dec. 6, on Sawmill Road, east of Seaforth on Hwy. 12, between Winthrop and Walton. "The Christmas lights really show up at night in the country. It's a great thing to see," said Gord Pryce, co-organizer of the parade. Pryce said the idea for the Sawmill Road Farm Machinery Christmas parade came after visiting a similar parade in Rockton with two other couples. "On the way home we thought, why don't we do it. It's a good reason to get to know our neighbours. We don't get to see them all year," said Pryce. Pryce said Sawmill Road residents are all involved with the parade by organizing and entering floats. He added that area farm machinery businesses have also taken part in the parade with floats. The hour and a half parade includes nearly 20 floats of tractors, combines, plows, wagons and corn planters. "Any farmers wanting to come out that night and participate in the event can. We never turn anyone down," said Pryce. "Most farmers are coming right out of the field, strapping on some lights and into the parade." The parade will depart from the Pryce farm at 5:30 p.m., and will travel east on Sawmill Road, north on Beechwood Line, west on Hullett-McKillop Road, south on Aensall Road tuming east on Sawmill Road and returning to the farm. Spectators can view the parade from laneways and road corners. Anyone who would like to participate in the parade can contact Pryce at 527-0917. Church Services THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 20, 2003-5 COUNSELLING • Marriage • Family • Personal Growth • Leaming Disabilities BRIAN O'REILLY, VII: BRUCEFIELD 525-0622 • REPAIRS • REBUILDING • KEYS RECOVERED • DAr.1PP CHASERS • REGULATING • BENCHES BRUCE PULSIFER 348-9223 r�trc,�st t KATHLEEN MOYLAN R.M.T. Registered Massage Therapist Seaforth Chiropractic Centre Tuesday 2-9 Friday 8-6 Call for an appointment (519) 527-1242 Gift Certificates Available )�shii > aA 'INCS stee Dig Your DliC Clinton Ontario NOM 1L0 FRANK - a ILL 519-440-0020 • Footings • Certified Erosion Control Consultants • Bulldozing ' Backhoe • Septic Installation • All Rural & Urban Excavation • Sewer S. Watermain Services ROB POSTILL 519-482-9101. Free Health Seminar "Discover The Nutritional Deficencies That can Cause Disease" World Renowned Speaker Dr. Joel Wallach, BS, DVM, ND will speak on • Cancer • Heart Disease • Vascular Disease • Neural Tube Birth Defects Learn ✓ Secrets not revealed by the medical profession ✓ Why nutrients are so important ✓ What substances to avoid ✓ Why our hair turns white, silver or grey ✓ Why many supplements are not absorbed ✓ How to take control of your own health & well being and maintain "Optimal Health" Date: Friday, November 28th, at 8:00 pm Place: Blyth Memorial Hall & Theatre Hire a baby sitter!!!! Take in this free seminar!!!'. MAPLEWOOD MANOR Retirement Home 13 Church St., Seaforth At present we have Private and Semi -Private accommodations available. Features include: • excellent dining and snacks • dietician approved menus • laundry • housekeeping • medication administered by our professional staff • transportation arranged for appointments • 24 hour friendly professional staff • beauty salon • barber services • daily activities • convalescent & respite stays available ORCA for more information contact Tracy Nash at 527-1440 Fax # 527-2977 Mapiewo o d. Manor "Your Invitation to Gracious Retirement Living" The flu shot. It's free.- Now, it's easier. This year, many employers are offering workplace clinics to make it easier for you to get your free flu shot. As well, manly local pharmacies are holding clinics so you can get the shot when you shop. We have all seen how serious infectious diseases can be. Getting your free flu shot is a good way to protect yourself, protect your family and protect the people you work with. You can also see your doctor or call for a clinic near you. 1 -866 -FLU -'N -YOU TTY 1-800-387-5559 www.health.gov.on.ca Let's Beat the Flu! Ontario 1