HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-11-20, Page 7lit.JRc)14 EXPOS!TOR0 NOVEMBER 2O,1�8O
BY MABEL TURNBULL
Rev. A,R. Yie1d/00011e!
Bible Church took the chtirch
seraice on Wednesday, Tho-
se taking part included Mrs.
Yeilding, Mrs. MeOonigle,
Mrs. Elliott and Mrs, Sie-
mon.
Mr. ,Yeilding said for an
art contest the subject was
"Peace." The pieture tat
won the prize piettatsd a
mighty 'Storm and a small
bird looking for peace, 'safe..'
ty, in a crack in a rugged rock
where it sheltered itself at
peace,
Heaven N pictured as -a
place of rest at peace, streets
of gold, and gates of pearl.
The_Bible is shrOuded in
nnystem The outer man
perisheg,- the inner man is
_renewed.
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*le told of his own exper-
iences iq the Ministry for SS
years. Jesus is called a
shepherd we are the sheep*
he Said, The psalmist writes:
I lay'me 4ow0 in Peace. The
neece of God passeth all
understanding, Delicious
cookies and fruit juices were
served as our snack lunch.
VISITORS
Dave Rea, London, and
Bayfield, with Gladys Bright -
Jack Frost, St, Thomas,
with Mabel Tynbull.
Mrs'. 'R. A,ikens- Ritz Villa,
Mitchell, with Rueben with
her sister, Mr. and Mrs. R.
McComb, Holland Centre.
Mrs. George Stephenson,
Varna., came and took her
sister, Ruby. Anderson to her
home.
Bingo results; Straight
line, Charlie McKay; Lines -
Ruby Anderson. Full Card -
MarY Ryan, Oliver McKay,
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the first tittle Ogre has cell
three NI cards,
\ Birthday Greetings to Cla-
ra DepeyY, her niece from the
West visited her on this
occasion.
John Tiernay, Alliston,
visited his uncle Jack Tiernay
and drove him to his old
home near Blyth and to old
familiar haunts which he
enjoyed very much.
Pattie Muegge, came and
took her grandmother Mrs,
Anna. Hoegy to her home
Saturday for the day. -
Mrs. Ella Hulley, McKil-
lop and Brucefield is our
latest resident.
' G.A.,Whitney and Mr. and
Mrs. J.A. SteWart were Sun-
day visitors with Oliver and
Charlie McKay, Anna Hoegy
and Mabel Turnbull. , •
Mr. and 'Mrs. AUstin
Matheson Clinton formerly
of Seaforth visited her aunt,
Mary Layton, Thursday.
Delis 4ackney visited with
B:essie Smale.
° Indoor games ° are More
lioimlar now, with colder
weather.
Results; Bowling; Lucy
Bushie 112, Mattie Aho 109,
Ruby.Anderson 102.
Crokinole Winners were:
Jim Baker, Lillian Edmiston,
Ruby Anderson, Thelma
Bode.
Flower news; Jean Durst
renewed our table bouquets
again. She told us she
couldn't sleep so she got up
and looked at the thermo-
meter to find it above freez-
ing so braved the weather to
go out and pick the yellft
mums at the side of the
house but she reports these
will be the last. Thanks, Jean
for being so thoughtful.
We'll miss our guess if she.
doesn't find something to
decorate in season. Christ-
mas, is coming,
CHRISTMAS SEAL TIME—A flag raising
ceremony in Court House Park,
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• LOBA euhre
The L.O.B.A. Euchre held
their regular 'card party in
the hall with It tables play-
ing. Ladies_ high - Rachel
Rhiel, Lone Hands - Helen
McClure, Low - Ann Agar;
Men's high - John Reid;
Lone frands - Wilbur Godkin
Low game for men - Jack
Rivers.
The lucky, draw was a
ba,stet_ of apples won by
Delia Slavin.
The next euchre will be
held on Mon. December 1Sth
at 8 p.m. with special prizes
and lunch.
Seaforth
last Saturday‘ marked the beginning of the
Huron -Perth Lung Association's Christmas Seal.
Campaign.' Taking part in the ceremony were,
left, Art Dunsmoie, chairman of the asthma
committee for the Huron -Perth LungAssocia-
tion; Beryl Dunvngre, executive dire6tor of the
Association; Gordon Wright, Seaforth, Christ-
mas Seal Campaign Chairman for the Associa-
tion; Goder' ich Reeve Eileen Palmer who
represented the county on behalf of VVaFden Bill
Morley who was attending a conference in
Ottawa;
William Kinahan, President of the
Association and Dr. Brian Lyhch, Huron County
Medical Officer of Healtti. The double barred
Cross �f Lorraine on the flag has represented
.the fight against TB for more than 70, years.
(Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
Council briefs
Seaforth town council
Tuesday night defeated a
motion which would have
given the town's en-
dorsement to a res(lutio by
the Regional tvlunicipalit of
Peel asking the provin ial
government to amend motor
vehicle legislation.
The provisions. which are
tO be forwarded to the
Premier -of Ontario. Were:
a) That the Ministry, in
consultation with the
manufacturdres of motor
vehicles and other interested
bodies. establish an
acceptable and measurable
level of noise created in the
operation of motor vehicles
whtch would be deemed not
excessive.
ty) the Implii•mittattari of
some form of .licensing or
identification of mini btkes as
an additional form of control
•cl the authority for the
police to seize and. sotnect to
a lodge's appros al. to
cont)scate mini bikes and
trail bikes when they are
being operated unlawfully.
Councillor -Gerald
Gnaothuis asked if such
\ provisions could be provided
)for by municipal by-laws,
rather than appealing to the
provincial government.
Councillor Henry Mem
was concerned aboot private
use of
vehicles and how such
changes would affeci this. "I
don't like the government
telling me I can't operate a
vehicle on my own farm." he
said
Mavor John Sinnamon
stud he elhin't thunk the
resolution could be
supported without study
This isn't 0 prablem hert.
in !divan no. hut it could
become a problerro.'
et Owned the 51)0‘.07
"I'M in favor of turning et
damn nov. ' saod Mr
iothuis
In a vote the motion was
defeated unanimously.
Two other letters, both
frpm the. City of Stratford,
seeking endorsement 'for two
resolutions, were supported
by the Seaforth council.
The first resolution is
aimed at urging. the
Government of Canada to
"embark- on a program of
involvement n the
development of fusion
technologr It was passed
unanimously with no
discussion.
The second resolution
frorn the City. of iStratford
asked for support an
petitioning, the NI:rev:ter of
Education lei "make changes,
4c1 that the menthe:ship of
boards of ertti„,:ziti,iii rnme
adequatetv refle„! student
populata-ur and educattnn
taxes rani” The msz.thittnn
was also pascel tavin
c•ith.r..” tDc-..stYln
Retired teachers volunteer
The Good Will Committee
Huron Perth. Distrut 9.
,Superannuated Teachers got
their work off to a good start
.at their first meeting held in
OctOber at Clinton, foilowino
their luncheon.
Nine volunteers wen.
preserit Chairman Mary
Wigh2n-r20 Of Btyth. Vic
Dinnin.• Zurich. who is a
senator of S.T 0 Norma
Coutts and Margaret
Mundell. Wingharn, (,err
O'Brien and Edna Stevens.
Goderrch: Helen Brvans.
!Mitchell. Effie Stephenson.
Seafuith. and Melia
M.rElroy. Myth Several
vallunteers were unable to he
present
parts of Huron and part
of Perth were disided into
sections fop the
administration of Good Will
Gon-d WIII lnnperattr•14
shoz.gd proNe t• -b he a tog
cn-ent on the adrnintstratronnI
Good woil) Each Teacher
became are f the territ.ar,
tov.hs villages and
tmvnships for vkhh she cr
he Ix as respvnsNe
Mrs Rrar mtferrd ti
cirgani7e. sth Perth and
Ann Srnath an:5 Margaret
ScOet-.e. of 13ms.seX offered
to rz.mheazhers in
!Elect area
. Good Wilt will take the
form of ,,tcats to private
homes nursmg homes.
hnspttals teCeph,-r*e (Os.
the serdimg of cards and
nates mhen the r..?ed artses,
offerme a drme to a shopping
(entre as to ch,z2tch etc
The asssstarie of Huron
resideotc ad tearbers both
active Old inaqe n flc.at..
Ing superannuAtea teaZ•hers
who hase Pro taught in
Horan but vl rma resle
here .m.o.-071 h reatvap•
predated h; Wi
emrxdr111-tee rrernrs
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