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Times -Advocate, May 26, 1982
Trust seems simple enough
trust toths e dictionary,
reliance on the integrity,
veracity or justice of
another.'
Trust also means "con-
fidence, faith, and the person
or thing so trusted.,.
Trust is "confidence in the
reliability of persons or things
without careful
investigations..'
On paper,, trust seems sim-
ple enough, but, when it
comes to putting the word in-
to action, it's a different story.
Many people have trouble
trusting. We always seem to
be looking for alternatives.
A relative of mine talked
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Finally he gained the
courage to Zook dowp.
The cavern yawned below
him seemingly for miles and
miles. Quickly he looked back
up. He stared longingly at the
edge of the cliff so far above
him.
In a timid voice, he asked:
Is there anyone up there?'
There was no answer.
A little louder he yelled: 'Is
there anybody up there?'
Still no 'answer.
Then he shouted: 'Good
God, is there anybody up
there?'
Silence.
Again he pleaded: 'Good
God• is there anybody up
Odds 'n ends
By Elaine Townshend
about the subject the other
night and relayed this story:
"A man.was walking alone
along the edge of a ravine. He
wandered too close to the
edge and fell off. As he was
falling, he flung out his arms
and fortunately was able to
grasp a small bush that had
grown through a crack in the
rocky wall.
There he hung. He scraped
his feet along the rock sear-
ching for a foothold but found
none. He looked for a stronger
branch to grab but saw none.
there?'
A resonant voice. • that
seemed to fill the empty
spaces. answered: "I am
here."
"Thank God" the man
cried. Then he asked, 'Can
you help me?'
Yds'. came the reply.
'What should I do?' the man
asked.
'Do you trust me. my son?'
'Yes, yes. I trust you,' the
man answered eagerly, 'What
should I do?'
'Let go.'
MR. AND MRS. RANDOLPH FUNSTON.
Victoria Elizabeth: daughter of Harold and Edith Har-
die, Gronton and Randolph' Norman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Funston, Huron Park exchanged marriage
vows in a candlelight setting April 30, 1982 at Gronton
United Church. Rev. E. Morden performed the double
ring ceremony. The attendants were Mrs. Sherry
Funston, cousin of the bride and Paulo Pincombe, niece
of bride. The groom's brother Rob was best man and
ushers were his brother Rick Funston and Cliff Hardie:
brother of the bride. The organist was Larry Lewis of
London and the soloist was Mrs. Cliff Cook,Dunt of
bride. Mrs. Irene Cook, grandmother of bride played
piano solo 'Until' which was sung at her, wedding sixty
years ago. Reception followed in Kirkton Community
Hall. The 'couple left on trip to Niagara and return-
ed to Calgarywhere they reside.
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There was a long pause.
The man glanced down at the
ravine below him. He looked
at the bush that be was cling-
ing to.
Finally, in a timid voice, he
asked: Is there anyone else
up there?"
He was looking for an
alternative.
Rebekahs
plan events
NG Cheryl Edwards
welcomed 42 members to the
Pride of Huron Rebekah
Lodge Wednesday evening.
VG Audrey Rowe assisted
With the business and gave
the visiting report.
The charter was draped in
memory of PGM John
Calvert. The members were
reminded of supplying apple
pies for the,barbecue during
Heritage Days• also they are
participating in the flea
market.
Representative to the
Rebakah Assembly in Toron-
to in June will be PNG
Margaret Cook and the
scholar and alternate
representative will be PNG
Marjorie Arthur.
Members decided to have a
bus trip in September also
there will be lamburgers sold
at the booth at Exeter Fall
Fair. It was announced the in-
augural meeting will be held
June 23 in the Lodge Hall at
8 p.m.
. Several sisters reported on
recent visits to neighbouring
Lodges - SisJean Noels on the
Stratford visit when Ruth
Rebekah Lodge celebrated
their 85th birthday. PNG
Joyce Morgan on the Parkhill
visit when the Exeter officers
opened Lodge. PNG Jean
Hodgert on the visit to Clinton
when Huronic PNG's had
their friendship night. All
reported . very enjoyable
evenings.
Following Lodge a film on
funerals was shown by Irvine
Armstrong. Many questions
were answered by Mr. Arm-
strong. This fain was very
educational explaining many
procedures we do not know
about. Also the Manu things
your funeral director will do
for the family: PNG Joyce
Morgan presented Mr. Arm-
strong with a gift and the
thanks of the Lodge.
Following the film a
delicious lunch was served by
the committee in charge.
Groups meet
at Kirkton
Ry MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
Kirkton
The A.C.W. met Thursday
evening May 20 at the Rec.:
tory. Mrs. J. McCormick
presided for the meeting.
Rev. Greg Smith read the
scripture reading.
Guest 'speaker was Mrs.
Bryan Smith. Lucan who was
very interesting. She spoke on
the life of her eight year old
daughter who is attending the
blind school at Brantford.
Rev. Smith closed the
meeting with prayer. Lunch .
was served by Ethel Copeland
and'+,hostess.
Kirkton.U.C.W. meeting for
May was held in the church
with guests from Thames
Road and Staffa
The.meeting opened with a
duet played by Vicki Burgin
and Mrs. Earl Stephens.
In charge of the worship
service were Mrs. Robt.
Ratcliffe. Mrs. Norman
Amos. Mrs. Earl Stephen.
'Mrs. Roger Urquhart and
Mrs. Reverend King.
David Switzer and Michael
Osborne gave a duet. The
theme for the meeting was
Mother's Day
Lynne Haist told us about
drying fruits and vegetables.
a method of saving food and
using a lot less space
Hank's
Market
Garden fresh
Vegetables
Box
Plants
RR No. 1
Exeter
(just south of
- Exeter dump
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MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL OVERHOLT
St. Boniface Catholic Church in Zurich, Ontario was the
setting for the April 24 wedding of Charlene Hartman
and Michael Overholt. Father P. Mooney officiated. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hartman,
RR 1 Hay, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Den-
nis Overholt, Zurich. The maid of honour was Brenda
Riddell and bridesmaids were Carolyn Hartman, Deb-
bie Regier, Laura Wilder and Patty Hartman. Flower girl
was Julie Egon, niece of the bride. Best man was Dan
Overhoh, and groomsmen were Eugene Hartman, Mark
Regier, Ken Overholt and Mark Hartman. Ring bearer
was Eugene Hartman Jr. After a honeymoon in the
Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania, the couple is now
residing at RR 3 Dashwood.
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