Huron Expositor, 2007-11-07, Page 7Pogo 6 The Huron Expositor • November 7, 2007
Exercising freedom
can be messy but
it's necessary
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between the town and the hospital trust about the
use of a renovated medical clinic.
And, both private and public meetings continue
between the various healthcare bodies involved
over the family health team.
Whenever the discussion becomes public, at least
some of the players regard any coverag0 of conflict-
ing opinions as "negative."
But, I would argue that it has only been during
times of public debate that any progress has been
made. And, I would argue that if discussions had
remained public throughout, it's likely that things
would not have dragged on for so long.
Yes, exercising our freedom can be negative and
messy. But, you can't wear a poppy on your lapel
and argue that public debate has no place on the
pages of your local newspaper.
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) u are invited to attend these area churches
ST. THOMAS
ANGLICAN CHURCH
A Cargrrgation of the Parish of The Holy Spirit
Jarvis St. Seaforth 519-527-1522
Sunday, Nov. 11
Remembrance Day
Worship at 9:30am
Kid's Zone Sunday School at 9:30am
Everyone Welcome
St. Thomas' Council - Tres. Nov. 13
at 7:30pm
BETHEL BIBLE
CHURCH
An Associated Gospel Church
126 Main St. Seaforth
519-527-0982
Sunday School • All Ages • 9:45am
Sunday Worship Ilam
Pastor Mark Kennedy
EVERYONE WELCOME
NORTHSIDE
UNITED
CHURCH
54 Goderich St. W.
Rev, John Gould
Sunday, Nov. 11
Worship Ilam
Sermon: Collective Recollection
Everyone Welcome
ST. JAMES
ROMAN CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Welcomes you
14 Victoria Street, Seaforth
519-527-0142
Sunday Mass Ilam
St. Patrick's, Dublin
Sat. Mass 5 pm - Sun. Mass 9am
Fr. Chris Gillespie
EGMONDVILLE
UNITED
CHURCH
Sunday, Nov. 11
Pastor Steve Hildebrand
Gathering at the Cenotaph at l l am
WORSHIP AT 7PM
No Sunday School
Everyone welcome
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Goderich St. W, Seaforth
Rev. Henry Huberts
Sunday, Nov. 11
11:15am Service: Lest We Forget
Sunday School and Nursery Provided
Nov.18 Anniv€rany Semk?
Rev. Tb1 Nihon
News
New Huron Heritage Fund
restoring Bayfield cenotaph
and Vanastra gates
Two stone structures are
closer to restoration for the
future.
At their October meeting,
Huron County Council
approved an application from
the Bayfield Cenotaph
Restoration Project for
$5,000, and from the
Municipality of Huron East
for $3,435 from the newly
created Huron Heritage
Fund.
The project scope for the
Bayfield War Memorial Cairn
will include rehabilitating
the memorial, landscaping,
and replacing the flagpole.
Estimates for the entire pro-
ject are approximately
$28,000.
The project is a collabora-
tion of the Clinton Legion,
the Bluewater Heritage
Committee, the Bayfield
Historical Society, Bayfield
Community Group, and the
Municipality of Bluewater.
An application to the
Department of Veterans
Affairs has also been made
for funding.
The second project
approved was to restore the
masonry of the Vanastra gate
posts.
The gates and posts had
received heritage designation
for their architectural and
heritage value in 1984 as
they served as the main
entrance to the radar base,
the first one constructed in
Canada in the 1940's.
"These are the first applica-
tions approved under the new
Huron Heritage Fund," said
Beth Ross, Director of
Cultural Services for the
County of Huron.
"I am pleased that we had
interest from two different
areas of the county and so
soon after the grant program
was developed. This shows a
high level of interest in pre-
serving our heritage."
The purpose of the Huron
Heritage Fund is to encour-
age the preservation of her-
itage assets and activities of
heritage importance to the
County of Huron and its resi-
dents.
Projects will assist in the
preservation and restoration
of heritage landmarks, his-
toric buildings, and objects of
historical significance
not owned by the
County of Huron.
Heritage events and
publications may also
qualify for support
under this program.
THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
SU . _ AY
NOVEMBER 11th
REMEMBRANCE DAY
PARADE & SERVICE
10;30 a.m. -
Parade to Cenotaph from Legion
11:00 -a.m. - Service at Cenotaph
lf weather is inclement service will be
held In upstairs hall. Following the
service, the parade will return to the
Legion Hall for comradeship and
tertalnment (CACTUS JAM).
The Support d the Pubic For These Annual Events WA Be Appreciated
SEAFORTH BRANCH
156 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
RICK FORTUNE GWEN HARBURN
Poppy Chairman- President
Applications are invited to
the deadlines of March 1,
Sept.1, and Dec. 31.
Priorities will include but
are not limited to:
• projects located within the
County of Huron;
• projects with heritage sig-
nificance to the county;
• methods of preservation
and restoration done in a his-
torically appropriate method;
• projects open to or view-
able by the public;
• projects with a cost-shar-
ing component with the con-
tribution from the Huron
Heritage Fund not to exceed
50 per cent
• the maximum grant to any
one project will not exceed
$5,000.
More information about the
application process can be
found on the Huron County
Museum's web site at:
http://www.huroncounty.ca/
museum/huronheritage-
fund.php
Brochures are also avail-
able at all public libraries in
Huron County.
Story idea?
CaII Susan or
Aaron at
519-527-0240
If you are unemployed or on El
FRE
Group
Professional Resume Development
Interview Preparation
Job Seekers & Coaching Club
Call The Centre for Employment &
Learning for more information
519-524-2515 Goderich
519-482-1700 Clinton
519-235-0471 Exeter
519-527-0305 Seaforth
519-357-4995 Wingham
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