Clinton News Record, 2015-09-30, Page 19Climbing mountains: The personal journey
Brenda Radford
Special to the News Record
The Yiddish word "kabas"
means "to suppress A Scot-
tish hunting term, "caboche','
means cutting off a deer's
head close behind the horns.
An Irish expression "cie bais
[pronounced bosh]" trans-
lates as "cap of death':
Any of these terms may be
the origin of "putting the
kibosh on'; which means
putting an end to something
once and for all. Ponder on
"peter out" this week.
The Countdown Club,
sponsored by the Fellowship
Bible Chapel of Londesbor-
ough, held its first session on
September 17. This weekly
club for community children
in senior kindergarten
through grade six meets
from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m
and this fall will be looking
into "The Egypt File', decod-
ing the mystery of life. Con-
tact Elaine Steinson for more
info at 519-482-5218.
Villagers will be noticing
the lights on again in the for-
mer home of Harry and Gail
Lear.
Terry Radford, elder son of
Robert and Traci Radford,
has purchased the house
and is getting settled in. Eric
Radford, Terry's brother,
owns the former home of
Genevieve Allen. It's nice to
have native sons stay in our
midst.
Alphonse Meloche pur-
chased the Pianovations
building some months ago.
But until recently had rented
the living area to Tim Varey
and Michelle Cain. The
working area at the back of
the building is still being
rented/used by Pianovations
for restoration work. Al, who
comes to the village from the
Tiverton area has now taken
up residence in the building.
A musician who repairs and
customizes guitars and sets
up sound systems among
other things musical, plans
to open a recording studio in
the former showroom.
Tim and Michelle have
purchased the Overboe
house on Elizabeth Street.
Tim's son, Zachary, lives
with the couple.
Did you notice the sun dogs
just after the supper hour on
Sunday evening? Perhaps
they were forecasting a
change to cooler more Fall -
like temperatures. They cer-
tainly were a prelude to a
spectacular sunset over the
beach at Goderich.
LONDESBOROUGH UNITED
CHURCH
Rev. Fletcher called the
second Sunday in his series,
The Season of Creation,
Mountain Sunday. It was
September 20 and the ser-
vice was held jointly with
Knox United of Auburn in
the Ball's Chapel.
The senior choir from
Londesborough United,
directed by Barb Bosman,
offered two selections that
morning. During the receiv-
ing of the offering the choir
sang 0, a Song Must Rise and
at Rev. Terry's request, in
keeping with the message
theme, repeated Gonna
Climb a Mountain. Other
music for the service was
played by Nancy Parks on a
suitcase pump organ.
The unison psalm was
Psalm 48. The Old Testament
scripture passage was Isaiah
65:16-25.
In their religious musical,
Sound of Music, Rogers and
Hammerstein composed the
very familiar Climb Every
Mountain. As Rev. Fletcher
remarked the title says every
mountain and is a most
inspiring song.
Choosing this sermon
topic for the service at
Ball's Chapel was appropri-
ate for the only way to get
to the church is to climb
the hill. But as those who
attend realize the climb has
its reward. The view from
the chapel is spectacular
overlooking the hills along
the Maitland River.
Such is the reward many
times from real mountains.
There are many references
in the Bible to events taking
place on mountaintops.
However, many moun-
tains are figurative having to
do with the choices and
events we face in life. To
reach these mountaintops
one needs to get rid of excess
baggage/sin and focus on
the face of God and His will
for each of us. Moreover
conquering any mountain
means challenging one's
self, freeing one's spirit to
reap the reward at the top/
end.
Wednesday, September 30, 2015 • News Record 19
Lawn bowling results
September 24
Ladies
High: Brenda Stubbs
Second: Trudy Hill
Third: Brenda Wheeler
Men
High: Eric Wheeler
Second: Robert Lee
Third: Allan Lavis
September 21
Ladies
High: Sjoulje Steenbeek
Second: Cheryl Trewartha
Third: Gail Pelton
Men
High: Robert Lee
Second: Burt Greidanus
Third: Eric Wheeler
More debates to come
CONTINUED FROM > PAGE 3
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said Thompson. A better focus
would be the humanitarian cri-
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Splettstoesser agreed with
Creces and Thompson and said
Canada needs to remain a
peacekeeping nation.
Major leaders around the
world agree to strategic air -
strikes to fight ISIS, said Lobb.
The Canadian government
has invested in humanitarian
aid but Lobb said there hasn't
been anything like ISIS before
and significant measures need
to be taken to slow it down.
After about two and a half
hours of answering questions
there was very little debate
between candidates as the
structure didn't support it
Thompson and Creces
were seemingly the only can-
didates willing to attempt to
debate and refute points
made by others.
The next meeting in Huron
County is organized by the
Huron Federation of Agricul-
ture and will take place on Sep-
tember 30 at the Holmesville
Community Centre from 6:30 -
9 p.m.
On October 6 another all -
candidates meeting will take
place at the Goderich Legion
from 7 - 9p.m.
The election takes place on
October 19 with advanced polls
from October 9 -12.
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Lawn bowling results
September 24
Ladies
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Second: Trudy Hill
Third: Brenda Wheeler
Men
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Second: Robert Lee
Third: Allan Lavis
September 21
Ladies
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Second: Burt Greidanus
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More debates to come
CONTINUED FROM > PAGE 3
Sending aircraft is not he best
way for Canada to get involved,
said Thompson. A better focus
would be the humanitarian cri-
sis in Syria.
Splettstoesser agreed with
Creces and Thompson and said
Canada needs to remain a
peacekeeping nation.
Major leaders around the
world agree to strategic air -
strikes to fight ISIS, said Lobb.
The Canadian government
has invested in humanitarian
aid but Lobb said there hasn't
been anything like ISIS before
and significant measures need
to be taken to slow it down.
After about two and a half
hours of answering questions
there was very little debate
between candidates as the
structure didn't support it
Thompson and Creces
were seemingly the only can-
didates willing to attempt to
debate and refute points
made by others.
The next meeting in Huron
County is organized by the
Huron Federation of Agricul-
ture and will take place on Sep-
tember 30 at the Holmesville
Community Centre from 6:30 -
9 p.m.
On October 6 another all -
candidates meeting will take
place at the Goderich Legion
from 7 - 9p.m.
The election takes place on
October 19 with advanced polls
from October 9 -12.
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