HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-08-31, Page 16PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1988.
4 children baptized at Brussels United
Many relatives and friends
attended the Sacrament of Bap
tism at Brussels United Church on
Sunday morning for: Jennifer
Mary-Jane Bondi, daughter of Carl
and Susan Bondi of Wingham;
Kendra Denyce Smith, daughter of
Rick and Karen (Bridge) Smith of
Orangeville; Travis Roy Fischer,
son of Randy and Cathy (Sholdice)
Fischer of Milton; and Kristie May
Riley, daughter of Wayne and
Karen Riley of Brussels.
A musical duet was favoured by
Betty and Julie Campbell, and
Warren Wray sang two solos, both
accompanied at the piano by Mrs.
Alice Brothers.
Melville Presbyterian Church
members have been visiting with
the United during August, and will
return totheir church September 4,
with Rev. Nicholson conducting
the worship.
The session of Ethel-Brussels
will meet on Tuesday, September 6
in Brussels at 8 p.m.
Also remember the church
school will begin September 18 in
Brussels during Church service.
The Morning Group will also
resume on September 28 at 9:45
a.m.
Anyone whowishes to join us,
please come.
THE ORTHODOX
CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH
OF LISTOWEL
HAS MOVED TO THEIR NEW
CHURCH BUILDING
1 km. west of flashing light, just off Hwy. #86
SUNDAY SERVICES: 10:30 A.M. & 1:00P.M.
Orothodox Christian Reformed Church of Wingham
Phone: 519-357-3235
MINISTER: REV. C.BRONSVELD
PHONE: 519-291-2194
Take steps
to prevent
burnout
BY LERA RYAN
FAMILY RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST
Burnout is NOT reserved for the
high-powered, high-income cor
porate executive. Burnout may be
experienced by a farm partner
adding an off-farm job tofarm work
and family responsibilities or by a
farmer who is working very hard,
feeling discouraged and worrying
about paying the note at the bank.
Burnout is a serious human
problem that progressively affects
the whole person. It affects a
person’s intellect, feelings, rela
tionships and spirit.
Common symptoms include
physical and emotional fatigue,
irritability, cynicism, depression,
physical ailments and negative
attitudes about people, work,
oneself and life in general.
There is no quick and easy cure
for burnout. Each of us must take
responsibility for our own life.
Firstly we mustunderstand and
accept our own limits. It becomes
important to stop short rather than
always pushing beyond our limits.
Setting realistic goals is difficult
but essential in a burnout situa
tion. Learning to limit our work
objectives and being satisfied with
our accomplishments is a major
step.
It becomes important to say no
without feeling guilty when we are
too exhausted to volunteer at
another community project. Learn
to unwind whether through physi
cal exercise or other enjoyable
activities.
Determine what is important to
you in your work and your personal
life. Reward yourself when you
have accomplished what you set
out to do.
Obituaries
ROBERT EDWIN CRAIG
Robert Edwin Craig of Ottawa
passed away suddenly on August
20,1988. He was the son of the late
Robert Craig and Ada McCut
cheon.
He is survived by his wife,
Margaret Kennedy; one daughter,
Maureen, Mrs. David Lyon, Ot
tawa; two sons, Timothy of Ottawa
and Bill of Edmonton; one grand
daughter Natalie Craig; four sis
ters, Ada Craig, Olive Faitz,
Stoney Creek, Roberta Simpson,
Brussels, Annie Wight, Listowel;
three brothers, Harvey, Walton,
Gordon, Guelph, Bill, Blyth and by
several nephews and nieces. He
was predeceased by one son Danny
and two sisters Mary and Velma
Cook.
The funeral service was held at
Kelly Funeral Home, Carling
Ave., Ottawa on August 23.
Cremation followed. Relatives
from the Blyth, Brussels area
attended the funeral.
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