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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-03-19, Page 6A special thanks to these two gentlemen for coming to inspire us with their pre- settee and social time. Taking the time to do this often to communicate ivith God's world is healthy. He spoke of the Parable of the Good Samaritan, Luke 10 Vs. 32-37. where two travellers passed by the man lying half-dead by the roads in too much of a hurry to help NEIGHBOURS After telling this parable he asked,. 'Who. nQi.46, 104 nOVIStidlir 000 hint: who fell ¢ thieves'; ft$ .4*•YFr' He WhO ShOwe'd- raerei 'Mite Bits) The mail OD helped Making eae Of him and left money at the inn so he- would be taken care of. JestOr taught by parables so pettple would understand. • ••‘?' IMPATIENT We get impatient be. cause God does not anwer prayers at once Often even people of God. rushing by+ and not seeing a neighbour who might be in trouble. flunk of the' words of that beautiful hymn. "Take time' he holy!! im,by • Odds n' ends by. E$aine Townihend Good old songs 4 LB, ' MAPLE LEAF SLICED ,CHICKEN ,LOAF LB 1."4,8 SCHNEIDERS , . TRURINGER, SAUS4G1 IF1111fEgit -119 Ha S1ICED_ _ lb. SI 98 SCHNEIDERS REGULAR COOKEIHIAMT.L: ---- Le LB: Ti)PNOT1 FEED' tMITED • Mr.Farmer. Spring is just around the corner! ORDER YOUR FERTILIZER, SEED GRAIN, GRASS SEED NOW to be sure of the type you need when the time comes Also be thinking of Our spraying needs A6 THE' HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 19, 1981 Kt archon lik es bid, When no one ts able to -hid.' there ts,a new deal, It? a children's hymn to remind usthat 3C51,1S said —Unless ye expectation. i've seen as become as a little child ye • many as fivo hands thrown in shall not enter the kingdom in succession. However. we of heaven." His suhject was struggled on, hoping...It-does "tiOpe ••• make a more exeiting game Wberi things seem to be when the sore is close but going ,wrong ,can pray. to-dayiunfOrds. woo poor ot .tlave hope. nothiag.,41.11 cMer loW Obb iSrp,4 so.; take tbli hope away -frOni. tt•• welaveso,,. eat turit, hoee'lor: thittgs, .and.matte the. 'best,tif. - day- by 4by Or:00 w,lather TWO TO:V.0410ip ' Oteh. nifght.have..1.0t .1* 11, tke are Christians the re. P Valle ThOrsditY citT key .):Oarl) I-V•rl/P1, no mire -soup , trip to Atnsterdam, floiland paik W4,1114.03,, ap4 love for het mother's birthday., shalt reign' supreme (Ore -She will be 'gone 12 days. , The -Lord's slieph 1 !Happy trip Lenny! shall not i.,yant. Zack ftYatt, , visited Mary .,, Near the end of the service 'Ryan and talked with Oliver Mrs,--vatislyke came in: for a McKay in the .411. brief time: A swig!. rime Bey. Altin Thomas. Bay- follOwed over a snack lunch field United Church tea our of crackers. cheese and fruit Wednesday service. He juice, Prayer and the bene+ brought his guitar to accorn. diction follovved. A special" thanks to Bev. Thomas for pany the hymns. • Hymn "Jesus Loves Me -, bringing ins enthusiasm to V.1111) I an SSen, a f wre fOr N-1 ge- • •\ mettiber -of,,our sta% Itz(t 4 • .,4,!* lj ' Olaclys;RtiOri4and,1 , gante..: ot bride. • $eores.;* were .400 angt Gladys:" the wintiet4 with IWO. Alice -and l 250, As before. and trittlifttliv. Win or lose, .1 .enjoy the stwie WIRY; We aPpreviate our visitors who to play with us. Everybodv can't vying so better luck next time. Alice.(However inust admit the results of this game %sere iArevi in many nigh unto:a slaughter. We hands w tilt no. OW0: chairman for auto: Of the Gideon ietY. E10.43rOadfoOt opened his talk in a personal way. He talked of peop4 being , so impatient including himself as one of the worst. So man), things in our environment make us impatient. E.g. waiting for a bus, driving a ear if traffic holds us up: this is a fast ageove want to do things in a hurry. He spoke of driving out of Ottawa when `they found the selves on a lonely road awaY'from traffic where one can drive 'leisurely taking time to enjoy nature. the songs of birds, the rippling of a tiny brook over the pebbleg. A breath of spring came to our room this week in the feint of potted plants. one of daffodils, the other of a.. hyacinth whose aroma per fumed the room-with corn meats front all who came into the room,/ ,Birthday -tareetitigs to Wan fitlpiston, March •• and ,to LtladiS Brightrall, March ath,- Don.* Doreen mint to help h,+;f teiektritte. Harts: 417,d• :Arlene tx Akker and family visited; " • t.heit neigh boor. Bennie and I hadtinite A Visit., he's a former pupil, Bert' < Walters, Kip.pen visited his sister.- Mary , Lay- . ton: Neighbours Bob Eberhart and ..Lavada Norris visited Anna Hoegy also Mr. and Mrs. John Brown, 814h and, Bob Eberhart. a neighbour, who grew up on the Turnbull farm. McKillip, so we found a lot in common, comparing notes where I was born at, "Dunipace" MeKtIlop. Harold Barry and Joseph Boland. Zurich called on Mabel Turnbull on Friday. MOUTH ORGAN Wat Webster, Litman came to ,Kilbarehan. Friday and brought his mouthorgan. This, mouthorgan is a very versatile one, and ...visit.. Ate played Irish tunes tor Map," Layton. her favoUrues, and Scottish lungs for' Oliver Nitzl(ay, • +could hear his -feet tapping to Av.:music... tie .einroe iny room and...plra,ked 4ot rtue . thanks • flat .yourthongittlitlitess. , 41EPFv1:1-41v- • • • Alk.ens.„ .Villa,' and. Mrs. Lottle Akkena, viSited gut:biro. NiisvP$ On Friday. -Mr.' and Mrs. Art Situate. Staffa - visit- ed with Bessie Smatc. Mr. 'and Mrs Louis tloegy . Galt. Cambridge, came and wok Anna Hoegy to Marie Muegge's home tor a family isit kner Doris, Haeknus , Exeter, came to visit BesSar With her wasliCr PerAtiiie, a beautiful Ponterantan• Betty Hulle brooght "Smokie". her Rutty Persian cat for scant: ot the residents to fondle. Mr. and Mrs Paul. Nichol- son itsited Gladys Brighteall 'and extended turthday,•greslintp,. Mr. and Mrs Ed Layton. Clinton • viSited: gay ,J,00201- Paul " Hildebrand visited, us. It helps, BINGORESULTS ° . 'Charlie McKay 3 games. Oliver McKay, one game. Jim Baker; full card. Lilliao Edmiston. one garne. Bowling Results: Winner " WW1 gOmistonii*td Ruby MOTO!) tied with 170 whits. Although,of S.t<Ottisk might t e n't let 51. Patrteles 'WY , y, untiottee4 Auld pette TYV14.1V-,,whO „ fit3t m00)4100 litre 104 PIO nian•Y Of thcto.kkot, SeOtiand to jive. Mesa her heart, Aunt IWO to be" laf year$ young, She kept her sense of hum* to the end:- On one Qetta*Ott I was intiodueing her tO friends as "Miss" McClure. like myself an "unclaimed treasure", She rose to her natural height and. said --Ladies in waiting-. I was amused. TO THE IRISH A tribute to the Irish for St. Patrick's Day. Perhaps I do have a sprilt dint of Ida)* blood but tuP44cestors. bait- • ed from Bonnie Scotland. Lately I have been delving hito tiny SaOsh atteeStrlf, having joined the slarnhall -C1411 ASs.ng." WhOS. 4ccrrgt- ' ary Is Job* r.:T.004 4710w4t.sig*4 • 0.- 11,414e tw:thO, *PO 40. Of tteaYcn. • ';tott fro* Oul thg.f$4; O .0-4Y - aptt,..nestiedl00,1 civq0 trt . AO** th0" migelti,"saw diem loSett so swget 4441 fitir That they: jot' left• it lying thcro, Anti called it Ireland.. TheSe are the words of an Irish song which I used . to sing. can grow shamrocks. have a lovely white one, the root of which came rightfirom Ireland. -The foliage is -beaut, iful and in bloom. BY-MABEL TWOM1.111, Wednesday Church- Day, Rev. J. flroadtoot of St. Thomas Anglican Church took our service w th R.J. SDittal assisting at the piano. He commented on the fact that.,.. was Ash, Wednes, day, the beginning of the Lenten .period. Foe the fist tune we used ottr flew Testaments, a gift from the Gi09o, in 1140 print. They' were tip g4ii,ethan 1,0)46. 9 VARlETIES SCHNEIDERS COLD MEATS SUPER SPECIAL! SUPER SPECIAL! FRESH 'PICNIC stir ' Writers certainly don't pen sou gs• the wav'they used to. When I was a teen ager, was influenced by tunes with unforgettable melodies and deep meaningful lyrics, Today. in moments of solitude, the haunting phrases flit through my Mind once more. "'Duns dum a diddly duet _ What .1 say.? • -.. Dum dun) a diddly dum. Oh • yea! Dune dum a diddly dum.'• How could anyone forget such thought- provoking•lyrics? , "I Met him •on ,and niy heart stood still. Da doo ron ron da doo son roil.- . Somebody told ,me that his name was Bill. • Da 'doo ron ron ma, da doo ron , It still brings' tears to my eyes. and speaking ortears... "it's my party and cry if 1 want • to Cry if I want to, Cry if I want to: You would cry. too, if it happened to you." Some musical questions have yet to 'be answered: . "Who put the bop in the bop shu, bop? Who put the wham in the wham a wham a_ diog dong?'' Background singers were vital- in those days. This was never more apparent than• in one of my all-time favourites "The Lion Sleeps At Night." in which the pulse of the jungle was brought alive with the continu- ous chorus of... . "Wreem-a-whip: a-weem-a-whip.: a•weeni- &whip; a-weern-u-whip." • Classic stories were told; such as •'f.m Henry VIII, I am: Henry VIII. Vain. V.• ani4 I got married to the woman next door She'' been married seven times befort,:. And everyone was• a Henry. Site wouldn't have a Willie or a•Sani in her eighth old man: I'm Henry Henry VIII. I am,- following is a list of song titles that still tease my brain: Witch Doctor: Do It Rat Hot Pastrami: Yakety Sax: Its) ilasy• Teeny Weeny Yaw, Polka Dot Bikini: Walkin' My Cat Named Doe: Bird Sea forth Dog: Roll OVer-.• Beethin en: Don't You Step On My Ulm: Suede .ShOes: Gonna Bum -Me A Dog. and One-eyed One-horned Flyin' Purple People Eater. An old favourite, On Top of Old Smokey '‘‘as modernized and became a pOuplar sing-along: "On top of spaghetti. all covered w ill htsay •-• • _ I lost my poor meatball, when somebigth, sneezed. It rolled off the tiCble.and onto the floor, And then my poor Meatball rolled out the' door, It rolled in,the garden and under a bush And then my- poor -meatball was nothing but moosh.. The mooch w as as tasty as 'tasty' ,iLosild be .And early next summer it grew into a 'The' tree was all . covered with beautiful naafis It grew lose!) meatballs and tomato sauce..: sauce... Su if you cat spaghetti. all covered with chCese. . Hold on to your meatballs and don't ever sneete.'• Songs like that still 'choke nie up. Writers always try to reflect the mood of the times • through their songs. and a few years ago this tune brought music lovers to their feel: "Here he comes There he goes And he ain't w earin' no clothes—. Oh,' yes, they call him The Streak He likes to show off his physique:. Where there's an audience to he found. He'll' be streakin' around Causin' p lbfic critique." In recent years. I have bemoaned the lack of meaningful music on the airwavetil Writers just don't seem to write the ay they did when I was a teen. I had althost lost hope. until this morning. It was music to my ears: "What's, a matta ctu? Why you looka so sad? It's a .not so bad. 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