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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-10-05, Page 19THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 5, 1SSO Short Shots by Evelyn Kennedy What sight is more beautiful that lof woman, new-born babe in her arms, her radiant face beaming with joy? Wo would do well to take heed of these wads, -"To make a success of what we undertake we must understand the differ- ence between motion and,cllrectlon. If we were travelling from one price to another we would never :arrive there if we wandered htthetand you on every, byway with heedless • disregard of the direction in which we were going. The same applied to whatever we undertake. We must first decide on our objective and then on how we are going to achieve it. It will do no good to fritter away time t}ad effort in useless motion. We need to consider the direction we must take to accomplish what we have set out to do. This is so of anything we undertake to do, be it in business, a profession, marriage, or every- day life in our homes. Motion without direction will not make a success of anyttii sg. Watching a recent T.V. program that featured computers and what is being done with them was a scary experience. Certainly computers are an amazing development in technology and are put to good use in many ways. It is the misuse of them that is frightening. The abuse of the capabilities of computers is rapidly increasing and is the• cause of deep concern. It was said that anyone with a knowledge of computers, the time, patience and dedication, could use them to their own advantage, to acquire secret information, or for the mere fun of interfering with other computers. Banks, government, business firms and personal computers have been invaded by such people who seem to be devoting a great deal of their time to such purpose. It was even said that a war could be won by computers without a shot being fired. Awesome, it is, what can be done by these complex machines in the hands of unscrupulous programmers. The recipe -a-4 a min whose hobby was barbecue cooking were so good he wag encouraged to' have them p d Iri pamphlet form. If you are ever luckyenough to find one of these pamphlets I might be best to omit the instruction that headed each recipe. It said "First pour three ounces of Scotch into the cook.' ***Nass* It was reassuring, after the recent rash .of 4jr Canada accidents, when the report of the leader of the team of aviation experts said, lifter a'atudy of the airline's operations, "he had never seen a better airline" also "Air Canada crews are among the finest in the world. They are trained More than any of us have ever seen." This man had been a pilot for 37 years with Trans World Airlines and had investigated 22 airlines around the world. His seven -team of experts discussed how they could release such information without it looking like a whitewash. He said there was a lot of "nit -picky" stuff in' the report but no major complaints about Air Canada. This statement came at just the right time to banish a ...Any bit of apprehension about winter flying while making a reservation for a flight to Winnipeg for Christmas. It is not only with revulsion, but also sadness,- we read what some 13 and 14 -year-old girls` have done, Two Kingston area gars of that age were charged with armed robbery. Wearing masks, one armed with a .22 calibre rifle, the other carrying a hatchet, held up the attendant of a grocery store and stole $1,500 in cash. One g,irl fired a shot which passed through the attendant's pant leg. A 14 -year-old girl in Auburn, California, stabbed an 85 -year-old woman to death with a butcher knife. She said she had "lots of fun" doing it. What, in their young lives, led them to rob and murder? Children do not have an inborn instinct for such crines. Something, or someone, `turned them in that direction. mod" Aeta,nat LASAGNA NOODLES .89 lb. Kraft SPAGHETTI SAUCE 2.9916 PARMESAN CHEESE Kraft Crunchle PEANUT BUTTER Four win new car FOUR EMPLOYEES of the Huron -Perth, Separate School Board, Dublin were the , winners of a $14,000 car draw sponsored by the Brussels Jr. "D" hockey team Saturday night. The lucky winners, John McCauley, Bill Eckert, Kaye Watkins and Heather McDougall, purchased the last ticket of 800 sold, said a team official. (Wassink photo) 3.99�e. Belgrave Kinsmen at annual convention Correspondent MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE 887-9487 The soccer teams have been picked at the East Wawanosh public' school. The girls soccer team, includes: Angela Coultes, Kelly -Ann Tilbrook, Lissa Steven- son, Debbie Golley, .Gayle Campbell, Yvonne Brewer, Juli Smuck, Carol Hopper, Sharon Ramsey, heryl Darlow, Karen Montgomery, arta Hussey, Linda Versteeg Heather Hopper, Jennifer Ricker. The boys soccer team includes: Steven Coultes, Jason Coultes, .Corey McKee, Shawn Campbell, Bryan Ramsey, Thorsten Muschied, Jeff McKee, Brian Campbell, Chris McIntosh, Allen Wilson, Jim Fenton, Terry Daer, Darcy Lamb, Chris Michie, Michael Fraser. On Tuesday, Sept. 27, Mrs. Hessel's kindergarten class and Mrs. Brydges' grade one class visited Maitside apple orchard in Brussels. Mr's. Cardiff told the children'" about different kinds and colors of apples. Mrs. Bosman's grade two class is very busy trying to improve their printing, Math and reading. Mrs, Doer's Grade 3-4 class wrote frog poems. Mr. Chaulk's Grade 4-5 ,class have been busy writing poems. Water Well DRILLING 1 W. D. Hopper and Sons 4 MODERN ROTARY RIGS Neil Dud Jim 527-1737 527-0828 527-0775 Mr. Medd's Grade 6-7 class went to Mr. Humphrey's woodlot. The pupils were assigned to write summaries about the trip. Grade seven and eight are busy recording mystery stories that they have written. They are also studying metric in science class. Mrs. Train's and Mrs. Saxon's S.L.N.C. was making porridge and dramatizing the fairy tale, Goldilocks and the Three Bears. SLIDE SHOW AT MEETING The general meetingyof , the Belgrave United Church Women vas held in the church, Sept. 27. Mrs. Murray Vincent and Mrs. Bert Johnston were in charge of the worship service. Alison Coultes, Donna Higgins, Ruth Higgins, Katherine Procter and Heather McIntosh sang and were accompanied by Mrs. George Johnston at the piano. Mrs. Carroll McKim of Lucknow showed slides of her .work, as a nurse in British "Hai dul�hs. The correspondence included an invitation to meet with the Blyth U.C.W. Oct. 16. Coffee and lunch will be served to the Ventures in Mission group meeting Oct. 18, 10-3:30 at the Belgrave United Church. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Logan, Kevin and Trevor of Wyoming; Mr. and Mrs, Barry RASPBERRY JAM WALNUT CRUMBS Logan, Michael, Shawn and Becky of trip on the Vera Cruz which sailed from Burlington were weekend visitors with their Montreal to New York City. mother Mrs. Cliff Logan. Mr. Max Pletah of Dryden spent a few Mrs. Leslie Bolt attended the marriage days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam and reception of her niece Brenda, daughter Pletch. - of Mr. and, Mrs, Raymond Bolt to Larry The first early bird prize, 5100 for the 1983 Hughes on Satutday, Oct. 1 in Hanover. Belgrave Kinsmen Elimination Draw was Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna met Mr. won by Anne Hurst of R.R.1, Belgrave. The and Mrs. David Hanna of North Battleford, next early bird draw is Oct. 12. Tickets are Saskatchewan at Malton airport on Sunday still available from any Kinsmen member for afternoon. They are going to spend a week's the October 29th Draw and Dance. vacation with her parents and also visit with Murray and Joyce Vincent, Cameron and other relatives in the community. Joanne Anderson, Paul and Linda McKee, Members of Knox United Church, Bel- Lloyd and Nancy Michie, Allen and Marilyn grave worshipped with Calvin -Brick congre- Bridge and Neil and Cathy Edgar were part gation on Sunday. Special speaker was Rev. of a delegation of 1,000 kinsmen, who W.A. Henderson of Lucknow with Ivan Dow attended the District 4 Fall Convention in assisting. Mrs. Norman Coultes played the Collingwood. District 1 Kinsmen have raised organ and Mrs. George McGee the piano. and donated over S160,000 to help in the Cathy Dow and Angela Coultes sang a duet prevention and treatment of Cystic Fibrosis. accompanied by Mrs. McGee. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Van Camp visited on Mr, and Mrs.. Jim -Coultes of •Winghamv-,b Sunday with Rev: aloha- Swan who -is a Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler and Mrs. patient in Hanover General Hospital. Helen Martin visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Rae and family of Guelph. Mrs. Len Jarvis of St. Catherines is spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coultes of Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent, Mrs. Janisa Coultes and daughter Barbara Coultes of Toronto returned home Sunday from a boat Marjorie Procter of Sarnia visited at the home of her. mother Mrs. Beth Procter last week and also visited with Mr, and Mrs. Larry Mayberry and family of Londesboro and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Zettler and Sherry Lynn of Chepstow. On Thursday they attended the Brussels Fall Fair. 1.09b. 2.99. CANDY MAKING SUPPLIES AVAILABLE Monday to Friday -Open 9a.m. to 5:30 p.m.—Saturday-9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Open Thursday and Friday Nights Until 9 p.m. APPLIANCE REPAIRS Largo or small, we'll fix them all.... 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