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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-05-05, Page 6Pose 6 Times -Advocate, Moy 5, 1982 People really People come in different sizes and colours and speak different languages. They come from a variety of backgrounds and live dif- fering lifestyles. Although they share certain qualities, weaknesses and traits, each person is unique. Among the most interesting differences are ideas, beliefs and per- sonalities. Some people act as ner- vous as a mailman at a dog show. Others seem un- flappable, but in reality, they're behaving like ducks - calm and unruffled on the surface while paddling like the dickens underneath. Some people always seem to be on their way to a fire. Some run like race horses when they ought to move like tortoises, and vice versa. Some people are pessimists always expecting the worst; others are op- timists always looking for the best, while procrastinators just can't decide. Some people are wish bones - wishing someone else would do the work. There are jaw bones - talking about what should be done but never doing it themselves. Still others are knuckle bones - knocking what everyone else is doing and are different travelling light through life. They long to live like an east coast fog, coming and going at will. Others keep their nose to Odds 'n ends By Elaine Townshend ,4111e 4ttkt., doing nothing themselves. And some people are back bones - getting under the load and carrying it. Some people read the obituaries every morning and wonder how people die in alpabetical order. Some people get lost in thought because it is in - familiar territory to them. Some people are like the little boy sitting dreamily at his desk. His teacher asked, "Do you have trouble hearing?" "No, ma'am," he an- swered. "I have trouble listening." Some people believe in MR. AND MRS. PAUL SHAPTON Cindy Lee Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Brown, RR 1 Doshwood and Paul Wilfrid Shapton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Winston Shapton, RR 1 Exeter were united in marriage at St. John's By -The -Lake Anglican Church, Grand Bend on April 17, with Rev. J.W. Sutton of- ficiating. The bridal attendants included maid of honour, Jullie Brown, sister of the bride, and bridesmaids Janet Brown, sister-in-law of the bride and Patti Shapton, sister of the groom. The best man was Larry Shapton, brother of the groom. James Gregus and John Van Gerwen, friends of the groom, ushered the guests. Two nephews of the bride, Chad and Wesley Brown were ringbearers. Music was provided by guitarists Janine Masse and Julie Debus. After a wedding trip to Hawaii the couple will be residing in Chatham. Photo by Jack Doerr the grindstone never looking to the left or the right nor taking thg time to enjoy the simple pleasures of life. A lucky few find that road down the middle. Some people meet a challenge head-on, regar- dless of the consequences. Others use the method described by Bierce in The Devil's Dictionary: "One who is in a perilous 1 m gency thinks with his gs." Some people work toward one thing, expecting something else and finding only futility. Others set a goal and never stop trying until they reach it. Some people insist on directing events, while others let events direct themselves. People are different, and it's lucky for us that they are. Life would certainly be boring if everyone was the same. Flicker to a flame is Institute's theme "From a Flicker to a Flame" is the theme for this the 85th Anniversary of the Women's Institute depicting the growth and achievements of the organization with a modest beginning in 1897 now has 9 million members around the world. The highlight will be the Celebration in Toronto August 12th when 1200 delegates from Ontario will hear the World President, Mrs. Ziny Westebring- Muller of the Netherlands. Mrs. Janet Hiepleh, the president presided at the semi-annual meeting of the Federated Women's Institute of Ontario, where plans were made for par- ticipation. in the National Convention in Federation in June; projects were promoted; resolutions dealt with and reports heard. Mrs. Bernice Noblitt, Ottawa, now president elect for Canada urged the women to be better informed re Pensions and Bill C53. A brief has been prepared regarding the latter. Miss Molly McGhee, Director of Home Economics, brought directors up to date on the activities of her Branch and thanked the members for over 2,000 adult volunteer leaders and the sponsorship of many of the 4.H clubs throughout the Province. A special day is planned for June 13 at the Agricultural Museum at Milton when the likeness of Mr. Erland Lee, the Women's Institute Nominee, . will be unveiled in the Ontario Agricultural Hall of Fame along with others who contributed to Agriculture in the Province. Visitors to the Museum during the summer will be able to see and take part in the many special events as well as visit the Women's Institute Hall. The board of directors visited the Erland Lee Museum Home at Stoney Creek where the Con- stitution was penned in 1897. It was a memorable afternoon, being the first event in this the 10th Anniversary of the owner- ship by the Federated Women's Institute of Ontario. Visitors may visit this beautiful Home with lis beautiful artifacts from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. from Monday to Friday. Despite all the plans for 1982 it is necessary for many to think of the World Con- ference coming to B.C. in June 1983. Plans are being made for Pre and Post Conference Tours of our Country and a warm welcome to our overseas visitors. Special events at the Conference Include an Interfaith Service, Canada Day Celebrations, Special speakers, music, choirs, and a Panorama of Canadian Culture and History with Bobby Curtola as Master of Ceremonies. ENGAGED Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fronts of Lucan are pleased to announce the engagement of their only daughter Sherry Elizabeth to Stanley Thomas Bodkin eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bodkin of London. Wed- ding to take place May 22, 1982 at 3 p.m. in St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Lucan. Require volunteers "Program Contact"...a day centre for the physically disabled adult in Huron County is now operating Thursday of each week at the Vanastra Recreation Centre, under the. Canada Com- munity Development Project. At present there are nine participants attending the program from various areas in Huron County...Exeter, Goderich, Seaforth, Kingsbridge and Hensall. The program offers a day out for the participants to become involved in social, recreational and educational activities. A need to expand the program to more operating days is evident, however this need cannot be realized without more volunteer helpers. The program would not be operating without the Please . turn to page 7 COUNTR L 1 Thank you to all those who participated in our 25th anniversary and special thanks for the flower arrangements and recognition we received. Also special thanks to the members of the Main Stret Jug Band for livening up the Main St. Friday night, our suppliers and also the .Times -Advocate. IT WAS GREAT! ! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING PRIZE WINNERS: Helen Brown of Exeter, Jake Schroeder of Dashwood and Mrs. Wm Freer of Kirkton will each receive 25 silver dollars. The large bologna weighed in at 27 lbs. 2 ozs. The folipwing five people each guessed the weight at 25 lbs. and will receive a $5.00 gift certificate: Steve Harrison, Exeter, Frank Boyle, Exeter, Mrs. Everard Miller, Exeter, Derrick Veale, Exeter and Iva Reid of Hensall. A & H Superior Market all of us at Rumors wish you the best for Mother's Day. Verlaine, Diana, Mary Helen, Heather and Jamie. • Appointments Not Always Necessary • Rurnors UNISEX HAIR DESIGN - HAIR CARE SERVICE Centre Mall 235-0202 WE SELL FOR LESS! Superior Quality Meats Schneiders No. 1 Chicken L�gis Ib.99 4 Kleenr-• Facial 200 s TISSUE Mitchell's Vitaminized, 48 oz. CL Schneiders fully cooked 9 pieces ' delicious chicken = 900 G. Buckrit ; Bucketof APPLE JUICE 1.15 Heinz, 750 ml. Keg KETCHUP 1.39 Nibl'rts Fancy 12 oz. tin KERNEL CORN 55C Purina , 4 kg. bag Post, 400 G. Box SUGAR CRISP 1.99 Chicken 3.99 • Green Giant Green or WAX BEANS 59 t • ENGAGED — The Rev. and Mrs. W. Lawrence Maunula, RR 5, Stratford, Ontario, announce the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth Ann Marie, to Daniel Steven Mellecke, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Mayo Mellecke, Doshwood, Ontario. The marriage will take place on May 29 at Lappe Lutheran Church, Thunder Bay, On- tario. The fathers of the bride and groom will be joint- ly officiating. 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