The Huron Expositor, 1976-10-21, Page 4AT PD DAY — Religion was the topic of the
professional development day held at $t. Patrick's
School in Dublin on. Monday for all the teachers in
the Huron Perth Roman Catholic Separate, School
system. Talking with guest speaker Rev. Michael
Prieur of St. Peter's Seminary, London, centre are,
left, Richard Bester, who teaches Grades 7 and 8 at
St. Patrick's, James (Sandy) McQuillan, who teaches
Wades 5 and 6 at St. James', Seaforth, Rev. Prieur,
and Donald Farwell, principal of St. Columban
School. (Photo by Oke)
At teachers' day
Religious renewal is topic
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Ronnie Blanchard was able to Seaforth. Mrs. Peth ick has been
return to his home' this• past week a resident there for quite some
after being a patient in the time.
University Hospital. Londoh. Mrs. Robt. Hulley'was with her
Mrs. Robert Harris is a patient mother for 2 days this 'past Week.
• in Clinton Public Hospital follow- She is a patient in Victoria
,,ing an operation. Hospital. Mrs. Hulley also visited
John Pethick is a resident in with Mrs. Earle Dow, a patient in
Kilbarchati N ursing HOme, the sane hospital.
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Cromarty' WMS has .
Thanksgiving *eting
Hibbert starts
March of Dimes
n W1 Sees new craft a:legs
CornmunicatIona were rOeived As part 4f education and
from C.N.1,B. seeking donations Cultural Activities, Mrs. C.
to the blind; Perth - County Roney introduced a new citizen,
Women's Institute regarding Mrs. Robert Burchill, Jr., a native
Rally being held Oct, 21 'at Alma of Sweden, who spoke on the
Memorial Community Centre. country, activities and way of life.
Theme: May our reward be great Mrs. C. Friend thanked the
in the Carden tif T if,- and the
1,011LiOn area Women's \ Institute
regarding 62ad Annual Copven-
don to be held in Tillsonburg
Sports Centre. tNOWIN STOCK : ,
spefker and presented her with a
gift. A contest., WaS conducted and
won by Mrs. W,,
The lucky cup Was won by Mrs.
R. Burchill Jr. The Institute held a
very successful bake and craft
sale on October 18th.
The Thanksgiving Worship
Service in the Glad Tidings was
followed at the October Cromarty
W.M.S. meeting, which was held
at the home' of Mrs. Mervin Dow
with Mrs., T. C. Scott presiding.
Six members answered the roll
call with a Ihanksgiying verse.
The offering was received.
Cards and visit's were reported.
The W.M.S. members are
invited •to the Marian Ritchie
meeting on October ,19. Mrs.
Bain, the Presbyterial visitor will
be guest -speaker. A paper on
(By Wilma Oke)
The 166 separate school
teachers ,in. Huron and Perth at
their professional development
day Monday, in. Dublin were told
by , Rev. Michael Prieur of St.
Peters Seminary. London, that
eleven years after the end of the
second VatiCan Council., • we are
experiencing a need fot renewal
of the renewal. Phis is evident in
many areas of the church today.
• He said, "What we need today
is •a deeper awareness of several
basic. • aspects •of our 6ith -
deeper awareness of meaning of
God in Our life, of wl'iat• it means •
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and farnity- 'attended baptisinal
services held at the Presbyterian
Church in Cromarty on Sunday.
Lori Jo Danielle Gardiner,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Gardiner was among the babies
being baptized.
Rev. Jarvis was the minister
and in his sermon mentioned that
it is not only the parents that are
dedicated, but the whole congre-
gation to help the children lead
their, life to Christ.
Also.attending the baptism and
visiting with the Gardiners were: '
Otto Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Walker' and family, London, Mr.
and. Mrs. Hugh Currie,, Linda'and
Joanne, Dorchester, Kenneth
Walker, Judy. Jackie and Roy
McGhee. London, Rick Ruston.
Seaforth and Carol Rose Bred-
hagen and Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Burns, Paul: Brian and Christa.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gardiner and
Roby visited at the same home
Sunday.
Hib.bert Township has
volunteers ready with their kits to
make•calls for The Ontario March
of llimes on all the homes in their
communities. Donations collected
at this time to get 'ahead of the
snow-filled roads of early winter
will help finan e the 1977
programs and sery es for those
with a physical disa y in need
of, help. It is estim ted one in
every seven adults has some kind
• of a physical disability.
Hibbert's Chairman is Mrs.
Alex Miller, R.R,2, Staffa, and
her voltinteers are Mrs. Steve
Maloney, Dublin; Mrs. Joe
Dorsey, R.R.2, Dubli n; Mrs.
Bruce Falconer 12 R Dublin;
Mrs. Cornelius Van Der Pryt,
R.R.2, Dublin; Mrs. Charles
Roney, R.R.2, Dublin; Mrs. Paul
VoRels. R.R.1, Dublin; Mrs, Ron
Pinder, Mitchell; Mrs.
John O'Leary,R.R.2,Staffa;Mrs.
Ken Pullman, R.R.2, ,St'affa;Mrs.
Alt Ross Jr., R.R.2 Staffa Mrs.
Glen Elliott, R.R.2, Staffa; Mrs.
Robt. Laing, R.R.2, Staffa; Mrs.
Laverne Wallace, R.R,2, STaffa; affects our notion of the Ch c.h.
Second, an' appreciation how
important sacraments ar for a
Catholic. And third, an apprecia-
tion of how necessary a ti'ue
understanding of authority is.
today in a world, which tendg
make churches into debating
clubs."
Following a luncheon served by
members of ' the Catholic
Women's League of St. Patrick's
Church in Dublin, Father' Prierur,
spoke on insights on conscience
and the forgotten truths that form
one's conscience.
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Dublin Wornerk's ipsttlutp
meeting was. held at• the bone of
!iihis; 'Wm, Stiiith. 'WO; call was
answered by 141000 Oeiw idea
for crafts or somethh18 you Made.
A variety of items were shown.
Mrs. Norman. Mc3(,ay opened
the meeting and read a poem.
Minutes were read by Mrs. Chas,
Friend. ,Treasurer's report was
-given 2 by Mrs. R, Burchill.
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Mrs. Joe VanV a lkengoed, R.R.2,
Staffa; Mrs Wes,R ussell, R.R.2,
Staffa; Mrs. Wes Reid, R.R1.,
Kirkton; Mrs. Bryan Finlayson,
Staffa; Mrs. Laurie McKellar,
R.R.2, Staffa; Mrs Jooit Drost,
R.R.2, Staffa.
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Mrs. C. Geddes
527-0844
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Scott and
Patty' and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Geddes and the boys were
'camping up at Gord Hulley's
cottage. They didn't catch any
fish, „..
Mr. and Mrs. James Came,ron
of Sarnia were up on Friday for
their granddaughter's gradua-
tion, Sheila Geddes.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Talbot of
London visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Darwin Bannerman on Saturday.
We would like to welcome Mr.
and Mrs. Walter-Shortreed to our
community. They have ' moved
from Walton.
'Thanksgiving was read by MI.s.
Douglas. ,
Mrs. McKaig was in charge of
the study book, Ch. 7, Christian
Conference of Asia.lL•Se was
assisted by the members. The
special number consisted of items
„from the record by everyone.
The November meeting will be
• at the home of Mrs. T. L. Scott. A
hymn and the Benediction closed
the meeting.
to he a Christian today, i.e. what
makes a Christian specifically
Christian an•d what makes a
Catholic specifically catholic."
Father Prie ur said that three
specifically Catholic emphases
are: "First, , a ideep 'belief in "the
incarnation of Jesus and how this
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Four by-laws were passed, the). -1K
Bode, Kistner Ext. #2 and the
Beauchamp Drains and- Tile _a,
Drainage Loan #35. 'Pk
A grant of $10.00 was 4(
authorized for the Mitchel! &
District High School Echoes.
General accounts amounting to -
$13,408.85 and road accounts '4(
totalling $3,.524:26 were ordered .9(
paid.
Trailers
Cars Planes
and. Motorcycles
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Trucks
For $52,000
Logan buy4 grader
Logan Township Council
opened tendeis for a new
maintainer at their October 4
meeting 'amt. the tender of
Dominion Road Machinery Co.
Ltd. was accepted to supply a
D740 road grader for $5,2,216 with
the 1968 grader to he traded in.
$27,216 to be paid in 1976 and
$25,000 in 1977.
The tender of Machan Const.,
Ltd. was accepted to . supply two
maintainers to plow snow for the
76-77 season at '$19 per' hour
each. $500. per month .each
standing time, to be 'paid from
Dec. 1, 1976 to March 31, 1977:
Court of Revision was held on
the Bode and Kistner Est.#2
Drains. The appeal on the Bode
Drain was allowed and the Court
adjourned to October 28 at 8 P.M.
The appeal on the Kistner Ext.#2
vas not allowed with the
understanding that no more <acres
be drained into the drain than is -
shown in the report.
Tenders for the ,construction of
the drains wert opened avid the
tender of J. Nater for $4,300 on
the Kistner Ext.#2 was accepted,
subject to Court of Revision. The
low tender on the Bode' Drain was
over the engineer's estimate and -
as the work is not going to be
done until 1977 it was decided by
Council to return the tenders and'
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