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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-11-07, Page 44 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR. NOVEMBER 7, MO Ar Ospa.as mowed mem Las.hta ROSS buDjukt To V.nacetx, 11 8 s YEAR ANNUAL 1r>,vim 114NU 11. 6�2-.I:n, OOr- Cu�1. w at_rJ ANAL sacs 11" rwrosirriffiGitfitt. amassment a Taira Fismm * fewer l avesameas Peadvists ... ORM respls paid elm Oris•• SEAFORTH N Min 1St. 52744110 NEW! THE TrabBILL RRIF If you were born is 1919 or 1920 and have RR9P'5... 100% GOVERNMENT GUARANTEED • No fee going it • No fee for administration • No fee for unscheduled withdrawls With top interest rates, the T -Bill RRIF is the answer to your retirement needs. Inuedment Centre Investment and Tax Planning 96 Main Street, SEAFORTH 527-0420 Please send me your informative KRIF brochure Name Address -- City Phone 0 Pc,st tl Code THE SEAFORTH LION'S CLUB SANTA CLAUS PARADE NEEDS YOUR FLOATS, WALKERS, BANDS AND/OR FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTION ALL ENTRIES ARE TO BE SUBMITTED BY FRI. NOV. 9 TO DOUG ELLIOTT 527.0810 DAY 522.1323 EVE. 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Baa and raised w Vernon, tiritiah Columbia, Dr. Bannearman's educational experience is extensive. Post secondary education includes studios at the Uiuvuwy of Alberta, followed by enrollment in 1963 at Knox College of the University of Toronto, where he specialized in Pastoral Psychology. In 1986 Dr. Bannerman received his PhD in Special Religious Studies from the University of SL Michael's College, Toronto School of Theology. Dr. Bannerman joined Ryerson's psychology department in 1967, and for the past 10 years has commuted to Toronto from Stratford an a daily basis, claiming the historic Vic- torian house which he shares with his wife Iris, is "too beautiful to leave". He has also been commuting on weekends for the past six months to Seaforth, and will continue to keep up the same agenda for the duration of the school year. In the summer months Dr. Bannerman will com- FULL TIME POSITION - Dr Eugen Bannerman will take over ministenal duties at Northside United Church on a full time basis, effective immediately. He succeeds Reverend Don Jones who took ill this spring. Robinet photo mute (luxe often to Seaforth. In the Ineantioe, a local atwustu will be hired to do weeludtny v isiiarlo. "When you're happy, tuitilied and doing what you wast 1n du you don't mind doing it all," he stud, about the commute. "I'm doing what 1 want 10 do, and l'iu fulfilled. The ministry w o calling, and I'm fallowing in the footsteps of Egerton Ryerson, who preached frau this very pulpit (Northside United Church) in 1877" "There's nothing more rewarding than making a comnuunent to your- self and to God who made us. It's a celebration of life, and 1 don't think there's a higher goal than to celebrate life itself." To date Dr. Bannerman is en- joying his time in Seaforth, and the congregation at Northside United Church. "I think we have here a very good congregation, with concerned mem- bers, talented members and very community oriented member," he said. "And I'm taken by the historic traditions of the community." As far as innovations go, copies of Dr. Bannerman's sermons are printed each week for distribution the following Sunday, allowing shut ins, or those absent in a given week, a chance to read about God. Dr. Bannerman is also starring a Congregational Life Book, which will record all the activities of church members. Numerous charges laid in drub busts around area BY SUSAN OXFORD Police are looking for a man who has been charged in connection with drugs seized during the search of a Brucefield home. The October 30 search was part of an ongoing drug investigation from London. Members of Goderich OPP, Detach- ment number six district Mount Forest crime unit, and London OPP drug section executed search war- rants at two residences in Tuck - Doctor • from ps 7e 1 centres and this makes Seaforth a bit uncommon. "Recently we've seen people from small towns go to larger centres for certain medical care, for example obstetrics, and it's good to see people are returning to their own hospitals for these services." . Along with working in obstetrics, Dr. Woldnik will also work in paediatrics, although he isn't a paediatrician. Soon he will be taking a course through the Univer- sity of Western Ontario on cardiac Pouian, Pro & Husavarra Oregan Sim Chain Charism Window Saw Chan GLEN SAWS R.R. 3 CUNTON p. "Over 30 Years of 8«vro• s a p na.aury" HOME: 233,3175 BUS: 482-9292 Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada LIFE & MORTGAGE INSURANCE PLANS DEFERRED ANNUITIES. INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE RRSP RRIF'S NON-SMOKERS RATE AVAILABLE Rep. ARNOLD ST1NNISSEN 117 Goderich St. East, Seaforth T.1. 527-0410 ersmith Township. Charged with possession of a narcotic for the purpose of traffick- ing, and cultivation of a narcotic is an RR1 Brucefield man. Seized in the search at his residence was a large quantity of marijuana with a street value of $24,000. An arrest warrant is outstanding for the man. Another RR 1 Brucefield man, and an RR1 Brucefield woman are also charged with possession of a narcotic in connection with the search. They were both arrested and released on a promise to a in court on December 3, 1990 in Goderich. Two people are charged with drug related charges in connection with a search warrant executed at a Clin- ton area home, the evening of November 2. Goderich OPP, acting on information received, seized 1,616 grams of green plant material and trauma life support. Taking courses are mandatory for doctors and Dr. Woldnik is also planning on taking courses in obstetrics. The Seaforth Medical Clinic was built with office space for up to five doctors. By November 12 construction on Dr. Woldnik's office should be complete and he should be able to open his practice. Dr. Woldnik's wife is from Thorndale, outside of London, and she has relations in the area. They have two children, both boys, aged 21 months and two -weeks old. Although she is trained as a registered nurse, Mrs. Woldnik will be too busy working at home for a few years to work in her field. Right now the Woldnik family is renting an apartment and they have plans to buy a house in the Seaforth area this spring. Now that he has a family Dr. Woldnik has decided to settle down and plans on being in Seaforth for a very long time. Water Well DRILLING W.D. Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN ROTARY RIGS Noll Durl 522-1737 522-0828 PUBLIC MEETING MID -HURON LANDFILL SITE The Mid -Huron Landfill Site Board of Management invites interested members of the public to attend a PUBLIC MEETING to commence at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, November 15th, 1990 in the Auditorium at the Goderich Township Offices The Purpose of the Public Meeting will be to provide Information to members of the public on both the current status of the Mid - Huron Landfill Site, and future plans for the Site. Topics will include (1) the status of the closure of the existing disposal area, (2) the hydrogeology, design and operation of the relocat- ed disposal area, (3) the status of the existing Emergency Certificate of Approval, (4) the application process for a service area expansion to permit the newest four municipal users 01 the Site to continue to use the Site, and (5) the relation of the Site to the Huron County Waste Management Master Plan. Following the presentation portion of the Public Meeting, a question and answer period will be held. In addition to members of the Board, representative of the Board's engineering consultant, Conestoga -Rovers S Associates, and representatives of the Ministry of the Environment will be in attendance. Coffee and tea will be served. In the spirit of the 3Rs, please bring your own mug. For further information please contact Mr Larry McCabe Secretary to the Mid -Huron Landfill Site Board at (519) 524-8344 or Mr. James Yardley, P. Eng. Conestoga -Rovers 8 Associates at (519)884-0510 • "The last two years have been pretty hectic for us," Dr. Woldnik said. "By planning on staying in Seaforth and raising our family here we can make permanent plans. It's time we settled down, bought a house and put a garden in. We're very outdoorsy people and we like to ski and curl. We'll also be in- volved with the United Church." Dr. Woldnik points out that he had a choice of 12 or 13 towns to work in. Besides having family in the area, he heard from colleagues that Seaforth was a good place to live and work and that the hospital was modern. "Past colleagues and other people say I've made a good choice," said Dr. Woldnik. "I won't be a full partner in the office for a while, but I'll be involved with the group there." BERG Sales - Service Installation Free Estimates • Barn Cleaners • Stabling • Bunk Feeders Donald G. Ives R.R. 2 Blyth Brussels 887-9024 believed to be marijuana. A variety of other drugs and paraphernalia are being analyzed. Some hydroponic equipment was also seized from the home. The drugs seized have a street value of $10,000. Two people have been charged with cultivating a narcotic, posses- sion of a narcotic, possession for purpose of trafficking, and posses- sion for purpose of trafficking cannabis resin. Charged are a 32 - year -old man, and a 33 -year-old woman. Both reside at RR4 Clin- ton, and both have been released and are to appear in court in Goderich December 3. EDITOR'S NOTE • Because of the impossibility of guaranteeing coverage of the trials of each and every person named by us in news accounts of police charges being laid, and because of the occasional misuse of charges by police to scare an accused into pleading guilty to a lesser charge, and because of police errors in accounts given to the press, sometimes accidental and sometimes with the intent to bash a suspect in the press that the police have been unable to get evidence on for charges, it is policy of all Signal Star newspapers to no longer name people accused of crimes or statutory offences until their trial begins, unless the crime or the accused or the victim is of such a high profile that a lot of media attention will be drawn from outside the region. ALLAN CARTER BULLDOZING •Landscape Preparation •Fence Row Clean-up 233-7458 R.R. #4 Clinton VOLUNTEER OF THE MONTH JAMES KELLY -OPTIMIST CLUB Jim has been a member of the Seaforth Opttmist Club for 4 years In those 4 years he has helped out with many fundraisers sponsored by the club The Optimist Club is currently sponsoring its 4th Annual 'Travel the World Lottery' where they sell 350 tickets at $100 00 each This year Jim sold 97 tickets him self The Seaforth Optimist Club was chartered in 1068 Today there are 47 members in the dub The bail diamond was built in 1972 and the mooting hall was bust in 1974 These two projects were done by the members themselves, all volunteer time Some yearly events the Optimist Club organize are the Winter Carnival in January, the Annual Canoe Races. and the Travel the World Lottery So tar to date. the Seaforth Optimist Club has donated 625,000 00 to the hospital The Optimist dub donates many doers inb ti. community to help our youth, and provide good facilities ler them "Volunteer of the Month" Project is sponsored by: The Seaforth Recreation and Parks Committee