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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-10-22, Page 5Reader questions statement from page 4 (Romans 15:6). The "Jew's religion" brought about the death of Jesus, Stephen and others. (Gala- tians 1:13, 14) The Roman Catholic religion has carried forward the doctrine of the "im- mortality of the soul" and Protestantism has unprotestingly followed suit. Whereas the Bible says, "The soul that sinneth SHALL DIE." (Ezekiel 18:4) (1 Timothy 6:16). The whole idea of the "immortality of the soul" had it's origin in the garden of Eden: "Ye shall not surely .die!" (Genesis 3:4). These facts are irrefutable. Therefore, how could religion as we know it today, be Ill."the greatest of all measures for the establishment of order in the world and for the peaceful contentment of all that dwell therein?" Sincerely, C.F. Barney Grossman says Huron County is Tory country Claiming that Huron County is "Tory Country" and vowing to "retake it", Pro- vincial Progressive Conservative party leader Larry Grossman addressed party faithful of the newly -formed Huron Riding at a fund-raising dinner held in Brussels October 17. Grossman, the featured speaker at the party's first official event since the riding boundaries were changed recently, delivered a lengthy attack on Liberal in- cumbent MPP Jack Riddell and wound up his speech with a promise to personally support the Progressive Conservative can- didate in the new riding in the next provin- cial election. "This Tory leader will be back here," Grossman promised. "The Progressive Conservative Party writes off no ridings. Huron, Bruce, Mid- dlesex, Grey ... no ridings have a higher priority than these. Not only are we going to win (the next election), we are deter- mined to win it here, in the southwestern part of the province," he said. Grossman accused the Liberal govern- ment of failing to create new programs to aid farmers, since coming to power. He said the Ontario Family Farm Interest Rate Reduction (OFFIRR) program is the only Liberal farm intiative of significance. "But an interministerial task force recommended that OFFIRR be wound down by 1988. It's interesting to note they plan to abandon their only initiative," Grossman said. Grossman said his party would in- troduce a Family Farm Security Act, which would give farmers a "guaranteed price for their crops". Income support for farm families would be fixed at 10 percent above stabilization levels, he said, adding that later, a formula would be developed to link income support payments closer to the cost of production. Grossman was critical of Riddell's handling of farm crisis, such as the hail damaged -fruit in the Niagara region and the more recent white bean fiasco. He said Riddell's position that enchanted crop in- surance could become an incentive for farmers to leave their crops unharvested, was "insulting". "I don't believe there are many farmers who would rather leave their crops on the tree and collect insurance, than harvest and sell them," said Grossman. A capacity crowd was on hand for Grossman's address at the $20 a plate af- fair at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Com- munity Centre auditorium. CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1986—Page 5 With funds available from the Canada Manpower Department of the Federal Govern- ment, the Clinton Public Hospital was able to renovate their board room and four offices. A grant of $62,198 was received from the Federal Government through the Canadian Jobs Strategy, Job Development Program. This provided funds for the renovations to the first and second floors of the old section and created three new jobs for one year. This has made it possible for CPH to use all of their fund raising revenue' for the proposed obstetrical wing. Work began on the renovation project in January with the final work completed in mid-September. On October 19, local dignitaries as well as the general public were invited to an open house. MP Murray Cardiff, (right), cut the ribbon. Among the local dignitaries present were (left to right), Mayor John Balfour, Sandra Balfour, Reeve Bee Cooke and Ken Cooke. (Anne Narejko photos) Murray Cardiff appointed parliamentary secretary OTTAWA - At the swearing-in ceremony on October 15, Murray Cardiff, MP for Huron -Bruce, was named Parliamentary Secretary to the Solicitor General of Canada, the Honorable James Kelleher, PC, MP. Deputy Prime Minister Don Mazankowski extended his congratulations to the newly selected Parliamentary Secretaries on behalf of the Prime Minister. Parliamen- tary Secretaries assist Cabinet Ministers in the House of Commons and generally act as back-up support for their ministers. "I'm honored and delighted to receive this appointment," Mr. Cardiff said shortly after the announcement was made. "I'm looking forward to working with Solicitors General Kelleher and his staff," he concluded. The Solicitor General is responsible for the federal elements concerned with the ad- ministration of the criminal justice system which includes law enforcement, peniten- tiaries, paroles and remissions. Mr. Kelleher also has jurisdiction over Correc- tional Service Canada, the National Parole Board and the RCMP. Sorority members learn the "knotty look" CLINTON - The members of Xi Epsilon of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority found that achiev- ing the "Knotty Look" is easier than they thought when they met at Marie Black's home on October 14. Else De Groot demonstrated many creative ways of tying scarves of different sizes and shapes. The members practised with their own scarves and,, even without mirrors, were able to achieve' attractive results. Vice-president Mary Marsh introduced guest Sandra Balfour and welcomed her to the meeting. Social convener Nancy Klomps distributed tasteless invitations to the Tacky Party to be held October 25 at Mary Marsh's home. Guests will wear their most tacky outfits and bring appropriate gifts. Ann Adams, ways and means chairman, reported that entertainer Ken Whitely will do a children's performance on the after- noon of April 14, 1987: The chapter will spon- Commencement correction CLINTON - Central Huron Secondary School (CHSS) wishes to correct an omis- sion in the commencement proceedings and in the subsequent reporting of commence- ment. Joanne Duddy was the sutdent who stood first in the Grade 10 year and as such should have been a recipient of both a Fairholme Dairy award and W.D. Fair award. Joanne has since received the awards and CHSS regrets this omission. 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Elmer Hayter expressed the members deep regret at the death of a faithful and valued member Cliff Henderson. A moment of silence was observed in his memory. Mrs. Hayter mentioned their concern in hearing of serious illness of member Bill Reid. Mary reported with regret the resignation of secretary Jean Henderson. The former nominating .withi with addition of Bill McAsh, were asked to secure a new secretary Louise Ivanchenko ac- cepted the position of secretary Robert Peck will be treasurer. A thank you was received from the Henderson family. A letter from New Horizons will be filed with the records. Margaret Elliott will look after funeral flowers and-cards'to those inr hospital. Anna Keys reported on the birthday party at Huronview. Bob Peck won the 10 cent draw. Several games of euchre and shuffleboard were played. CLINTON FARM MARKET WEEKEND SPECIALS (Effective Thursday to Saturday) Produce Ontario Fresh Picked Apples SPIES 9 • Bushel Produce U.S.A. - f=resh. ROMAINE LETTUCE • each Large Red INDIAN RIVER GRAPEFRUIT each Canada Fancy MacINTOSH APPLES $4189 • 5 Ib. Bag Produce U.;S,A. - Fresh HEAP LETTUCE I each Produce Ontario Fresh Picked EMPIRE APPLES Half Bushel 499 — Spectial Prices in effect 'till Saturday, October 25/86 CLINTON FARM M Only the Freshest Foods are Good Enough to Serve our Customers" OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 8AM — 9PM Except Thursday & Friday open 'till 9PM Saturday and Sunday open 'till 6PM 212 VICTORIA ST. (HWY. 4 SOUTH) CLINTON