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Gr�ndparentson Sunday
by Toth I l f1* 7
Not too many people know
it but last Sunday, September
12 was a very special day. Not
only was the sun shining
brightly and temperatures
rising, this was a day to
honour some very important
people. Last Sunday was
Grandparent's Day.
We have special days to
honour our mothers and fa-
ther. birthdays ,and even
Hallowe'en. - Equally impor-
tant, if not more important
compared to Hallowe'en is
Grandparent's" Ikay. For all of
the things that they do for us
throughout the year, they
deserve a great deal of
thanks.
From the day we are born,
we learn who are our friends
and who are not. Of course
the love that is given to us by
our parents and family is a
good indication of friends.
Families have a way of
showing affection and under-
standing. However, parents
have to discipline their child-
ren.
Grandparents have no
rules to make, no curfews to
set, -and they don't have to
GRACE
CO i MUNOTY
CHURCH
Huron Centennial
School
3RUCEFIELD, ONT.
482-9260,565-5341
and 236-4979
10:00 a.m. - Family Bible
School
11:00 a.m. - Speaker
Randy Mann
pay for dentist outs so candy
is no problem. Grandmothers
are famous for baking good-
ies, teaching you how to play
games and keeping several
photographs of you through-
out her house. Grandfathers
are great for going for walks,
teasing and buying treats.
They'll do a number off things
to see their grandchildren .
smile.
What is a grandmother? A
grandmother is a very Invine.
Kato `rel
house
caring woman who has grown
up children who have child-
ren of their own. A grand-
mother is someone who is
good at solving many of life's
problems but not so good that
she gives no answers.
CROCHETING
A grandmother is someone
who spends hours knitting
and crocheting sweaters' for
her grandchildren. A grand-
mother is a lady who covers
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It was good news for the
Seaforth sponsor committee
for Katimavik at their meet-
ing Friday, September 10 at
the Seaforth Town Hall.
Group leader Robert Lang-
lois, announced that billet
arrangements for the 10
Katimavik participants were
largely completed. More
families than the number
required have come forth
with offers to accomodate the
Katimavik volunteers for the
two-week billet period which
begins at the conclusion of
Ciderfest, September 26.
During the billet period,
the participaelts will assume
work responsibilities with the
• host family and participte
actively in the regular family
routines of the household.
The billet experience is ex-
pected to provide a meaning-
ful taste of Seaforth com-
munity life.
The committee also re-
ceived progress reports from
the various work sites which
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include the Optimist Park,
Lions Park, the Van Egmond
House, the Hullett Wildlife
Conservation Area, .Seaforth
Public School and the Early
Childhood Learning Centre.'
With the exception of some
sponsor work supervision
problems, all sponsor groups
reported good progress with
work assignments.
The public is invited to an
open house at the Seaforth
home of Katimavik, the Scott
house north off Harpurhey on
Sunday, Sept. 19 from 2 to 6
p.m.
' Katimavik will participate
with the sponsor groups in a
publicity booth at the Sea-
forth Fall Fair next week and
the Seaforth group expects
help from neighbouring Ka-
timavik gropps to assist with
the BIA/Van Egmond Cider -
fest on September 25 and 26.
The first rotation ends on
.October 13 with the Seaforth
group moving to a new
location in British Columbia.
A second group, from Que-
bec, will move, into the
Seaforth house and com-
mence work on October 18.
her walls and refrigerator
with letters and artwork done
by a small child. A grand-
mother is someone who takes
pride in dressing up her
grandchildren and introduc-
ing them to friends.
A grandmother is someone •
who is eager to listen to
stories about school and
friendships. A grandmother
is a great person to write
letters to; since more often
than not you'll get one in
return. A grandmother is
someone to keep grandpa
company.
What is a grandfather? A
grandfather is someone who
can make you laugh, even
when you're in the worst of
moods. A grandfather is a
person you can tease and take
teasing from. A grandfather
is someone who insists on
treating you to peppermint
lifesavers. A grandfather is
someone to keep a grand-
mother busy.
SPECIAL
Grandparents are very
special. They give so much
and expect so little in return.
They have a quiet sort of
lifestyle. They are great for
showing you older things,
such as farm utensils, furni-
ture and clothes. Playing
house at Grandma's and
Grandpa's house is often
more fun than at home for
children. Grandparents have
all sorts of dress -up clothes
and toys. 1 remember well the
tea set that 1 used to play with
at my grandparents with my
cousins years ago. We had
the best of times and often
my grandmother would sup-
ply a drink and cookies. We
were thrilled.
Grandparents are like that.
It's just the simple little
things that they do for us that
makes life so special. Take for
example all of the cards they
send whether it be your
birthday, graduation, Christ-
mas, Easter or if you're sick.
They make each of these
occasions more exciting by
their thoughtfulness.
Think about it. Grandpar-
ents are very important and
caring people. They deserve a
special day set away in the
year as much as anyone.
Chances are that you've miss-
ed Grandparent's Day last
Sunday but it's not too late to
write a letter or phone your
grandparents this Sunday.
For all that they have done,
they probably deserve it.
- If you know of anyone
celebrating their birthday
soon, please send their name
age and birthday to The
Huron Expositor, Box 69,
Seaforth, Ont. or phone
527-0240.
Veronica Glanville, 10
year," old, Sept. 20.
KATIMAVIK HELPER S—Sonia Bouchard
(foreground) and Marlene Goulet are part of a
group of 10 Katimavik participants presently in
the Seaforth area. The pair have been helping
out at the Seaforth Nursery School and are
taking part in other community sponsored
programs. Volunteers also work at Hullett
Wildlife, at Seaforth Parks and at Walton and
Seaforth Public Schools. •(Svela Photo)
First PRESBYTERIAN Church
59 Goderlch St- W., Seaforth .
Rev. T.A.A. Duke, Minister
Mus. Carol Carter. Organist
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1982
11:15 Worship Service, Sunday School, Nursery
"Do you need some assistance to worship God?
We will gladly help you."
ALL ARE WELCOME
ST. THOMAS Anglicarp,Church
Rev. James R. Broadffoot, B.A., M.DIv.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,1982
15th Sunday After Trinity
10 a.m. Holy Communion and Sermon
SERMON: "SUSTAINING CIRCLES."
REV. BROADFOOT AND HIS FAMILY BID
" FAREWELL TOTHECONGREGATION.
Sunday School & Nursery Available
During the Morning Service.
NORTHSIDE United Church
54 Goderich St. West, Seaforth
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,1982
11 a.m. Church Service, Church School and Nursery
Rev. J.G. Vanslyke, Minister
Margaret Whitmore Audrey McLlwain
Organist -Choir Director Jr. Choir Leader
HOW TO
ALIENATE
YOUR
DAUGHTER
Alienation
1. Always expect her to have the wisdom of your
years.
2. Always let her know who's boss. Don't give her
'the idea plat s to Ts a person with something
worthwhile tf give.
3. Expect her to have a daily time of prayer and Bible
reading - even if yotl don't,
4. When you give het a job to do, mumble the
instructions so she doesn't understand and then
you can accuse her of being lazy when it doesn't
get done.
5. Name-calling is` a good method to alienate your
daughter.
Please don't do any of the above, instead treat your
daughter with understanding. restraint and love. Tell
your daughter you love her.
HETHEL BIBLE CHURCH
Pastor Archie Robertson
Church 527.0070 Horne 527-1757
SIGNING UP—Pat Nigh (background) and his mother were on hand to
sign up for the Boy Scouts for another year Monday at SPS with Harry
Den Haan writing down all the Information. (Photo by Hook)
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