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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-05-19, Page 6Page 6 Times -Advocate, May 19, 1982 Some ways the same. Two weeks ago I thought about the ways in which peo- ple are different from each other. No one can deny that each human being is unique. During my research,. however, I discovered quotes and aneedotes that prove peo- ple share certain things. Many people have ideas and experiences in common. For instance, most people would agree and some have learned from experience that a dog's bark may be worse • than his bite but it never seems as personal. Most humans would agree that, although they never laid an egg, they know more about omelettes than any hen. Many people reason that it is best to speak well of their enemies because they're the ones who made them. • Every time a sheep bleats, it loses a mouthful of hay. Think about it. Many people will conclude that it's true. And most people will discover, if they haven't already, that humour is a wonderful companion to good sense. "Life is pot so short but that there is time enough for courtesy." Most people will agree with this French pro- verb, especially after they've been the recipient of- a courteous act from someone. Each time we do evil we put ourselves down just as much, but, when we do good to others, we do much good to ourselves, what we try to see in our fellowman, we do see - three truths of life. Odds 'n ends By Elaine Townshend Most people find smiling is contagious. Farmers know only what we nourish can grow. The same is true of relationships. For everyon>3, today is the tomorrow that yesterday was only a thought: Everyone discovers certain things in life. There may be obstacles in the way, and the road may be. rough and bad. Reach out with a will, deter- mined and strong, for things that you've never had. Remember, the day always follows the night, and the sun- shine follows the rain. Each cloud has silver lining, each loss is somebody's gain. Each hour we waste in a lifetime, we may wish we could recall. Condemn, as you will the golden years, they're sure to come to us all. A faith that's strong can see through them; with only a farthing of pain. But the hours we throw away dear ones - we never can regain. We would be equally wise to take heed to the following ad- vice: "Take time to think, it is the source of power; take time to play, it is the secret of perpetual youth; take time to laugh, it is the music of the soul; take time to love and be loved, it is a God-given privilege." Jamaican soprano will sing in Zurich Joyce Britton, Jamaican soprano, is giving a concert, May 30, at 7:30 p.m. at Zurich United Church. Miss Britton is a graduate of the JulliardSchool who has also studied in London, Milan and Berlin. She is the reci- pient of a bronze medal in the International voice competi- tions in Toulouse, France. She made a successful European recital debut at the Wigmore Hall in London, and then toured Scandinavia in a production of 'Porgy and Bess'. Her New York debut XI GAMMA NU WINNER - Named Woman of the Year in the XI. Gamma Nu Chapter of the- Beta Sigma Phi Sorority was Verla Russell. Past president Joanne Bowen made the presentation in the picture above. - 91141r4/ Ltd. Size 16-20, 161/2-241/2, 38-44 Just in time for the hot sum- -' " c mer weather. Beautiful Swimwear by Drop in and choose from our selection of • 1 piece`Maillots with detachable straps and adjustable legs - 1 pce. suits with short skirts - 2 pce. suits All in wide selection of bright bold prints and beautiful solid colours - Matching cover up in wrap style jackets and floor length skirts Exeter Hours Mon.-Thurs.-Sat. 9-5:30 Fri. 9-9 235-1412 420 Maks St. 1362 Lambton Mall Rd. Contra Mall Sarnia, Ont. Exatar, Ontario 542-2813 1 was at Carnegie Recital Hall, and she has since performed exetensively throughout Europe and Canad Her reviews, on both sides of the Atlantic, have been ex- cellent. After a recent concert in Toronto, the Toronto Star said, "Her voice is a highly personal instrument, warm and clear in the upper register, and with well - integrated notes well down in the mezzo range...there was a wealth of feeling." Miss Britton's concert in Zurich will be varied to in- clude some religious works, an operatic aria, Mussorgsky's Children's Songs and Negro Spirituals. She will be accompanied by Brahm Goldhammer who ac-' companies many well known Canadian artists when they go on tour. Joyce Britton comes to this area through her life-long friend, the Rev. Barbara La- ing of Dashwood, and is being sponsored by the Lenten Com- mittee of . Dashwood and Zurich United Churches. Tickets are available at Skills 'N Quills, Dashwood, 237-3212 ; adults 4.00; children 2.00 If you're out of glue a little evaporated milk will make a good emergency substitute. ALPHA P1 AWARD - Janice Brock has been named Woman of the Year by the Alpha Pi Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi. Sorority. Making the presentation is supervisor Lillian Campbell. T -A photo. Tasty -Nu Bakery &: Cheese House White, sliced and whole . wheat breads, rolls, cakes, pastries, pies, cookies, and a large variety of donuts ! Canadian and im- ported Cheeses - fresh off the block! Store Hours: Mon. 9-6 Tues. 9-6 Wed. 9-6 Thur. 9.8 Fri. 9-8 Sat. 9-5:30 443 Main Street South Phone 235-0332 Exeter Please Note: We have purchased the bakery business from Cliff and Bea Ersman and we hope to continue their tradition of fine cakes and pastries as well as our own products. We sincerely wish Cliff and Bea many years of a well deserved happy retirement. 1 local groups hold annual church event Seventy-five Odd Fellows and Rebekahs paraded to Caven Presbyterian Church and held their annual divine worship service, Sunday. Joining the group were the Cantons. Rev. Ken Knight preached an excellent sermon basing his theme on Love. Special music was provided by the choir. During the service PDDGM Brother Garnet Hicks on behalf of the Grand Lodge of Ontario presented PG Nor- man Stanlake with a meritoriou§ jewel. Brother Stanlake has given of his time to the community, ben faithful to his church and has served his Lodge in many ways and certainly deserved this recognition. After the service members paraded to the Lodge room where a Tight lunch was served. 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