The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-11-17, Page 291
The fifth commandment
BY PASTOR
AUSTIN GEDCKE,
BETIiEL
PENTECOSTAL
ASSEMBLY
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Once upon a time there
was a little old man. His eyes
blinked and his hands
trembled. He dribbled a bit
of his food on the tablecloth
when he ate. Sometimes he
even missed his mouth with
the spoon.
Now he lived with his
NAINISTI-R'S STUDY
married son, having no other
place. And his son's wife was
a modern young woman who
knew that in-laws were -in the
way and should not be
tolerated. "I can't have
this!" she said to her
husband.
So she and her husband
took the little old man by the
arm and led him to the
corner of the kitchen. They
sat him on a stool and gave
him his food in an ear-
thenware bowl. From then
on, he ate in the corner,
looking at the table with
wistful eyes.
One day as his hands
trembled, he dropped and
broke the bowl. "If you eat
like a pig," said his
daughter-in-law, "'we'll
make you a trough."
So they made him a little
wood trough and he got his
meals in that. And he felt
badly about all the trouble he
had caused.
Now these people had a
four-year-old son of whom
Huronview residents attend
Ena Cook and Evelyn Ar-
cher attended a craft
workshop in Elora on Tues-
day bringing back many new
ideas and patterns to Huron -
view.
On Thursday Bible Study
was held in the chapel with
Rev. Duam McLean filling in
for Mrs. Prouty who is ill.
The residents particularly
enjoyed his message in song.
Monday afternoon Old
Tyme music was held in the
auditorium with Wilson Mc-
Cartney, Bill Marshall, Jim
Ruddock, Jim Rose, Warren
Whitmore and Stan Hillen
joining together to provide
some toe tapping tunes.
While ceramics class met to
complete their various pro-
jects, Special Care enjoyed
the afternoon listening to
Margaret McQueen play the
piano and also to enjoy some
refreshments.
Wednesday was officially
proclaimed Chicken Day at
Huronview and 82 residents
gathered in the auditorium
to feast upon Dixie Lee
Chicken.
they were very fond. One
supper -time the father
noticed his young son
playing intently with small
pieces of wood and asked
hirci what he was doing.
"I'm making a trough," he
said, smiling up for ap-
proval, "to feed you and
mamma out of when I get
big."
The man and his wife
looked at each other for
awhile and didn't say
anything. Then they cried a
little. And after they
regained their composure,
they went to the corner and
took the little old mars by the
arm and led him back to the
table. They sat him in a
comfortable chair and gave
him his food on a nice plate.
From then on, nobody ever
scolded when he clattered or
spilled or broke things.
Only a fairy tale, but who
can argue the point of the
fifth commandment: Honor
your parents lest your
children dishonor you
(Exodus 10:12).
workshop
Sympathy is expressed to
the family of Mrs. Walker
who passed away recently.
Huronview would like to
welcome Annie Steep, from
Seaforth, Edna Snell from
Exeter, Iva Alexander from
Goderich, Edith Logan from
Blyth.
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The Goderich and District
After Five Club, sponsored
by the Christian Business
and Professional Women, is
holding a dessert and coffee
at the White Carnation in
Holmesville on Tuesday,
November 23 from 7:30-9:30
p.m.
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Port Albert man weds in St. Jathe�s
Roman Catholic church, Seaforth
Mauve daisy mums
decorated St. James Roman
Catholic Church in Seaforth
on October 9 at 6 p.m. for the
wedding ceremony of
Charles Fredrick Crawford
of R.R. 3 Goderich and
Marion Elaine Nolan of 48
West Street, Seaforth.
The Reverend Father C.G.
Caruana officiated at the
double ring ceremony.
Organist was Patricia
Crowley and soloist was
Casey Van Bakel.
The groom is the son of
Fred and Mary Crawford of
R.R. 3 Goderlch and the
bride is the daughter' of
Dennis and Anne Nolan off
West Street, Seaforth.
The bride was given in
marriage by her father.
Maid of honor was Jean
McLean of London. She wore
a mauve dress with a mauve
lacey V front.
Groomsman was Jim
Robertson of R.R. 1
Dungannon.
Guests were ushered into
the church by Ken McLean
of Vanastra and Gerry Riley
of Bayfield. 11
Following the wedding
ceremony, a reception was
held at Saltford Valley Hall.
The bride's mother greeted
guests wearing a gray
flowered chiffon gown and
the groom's mother assisted
wearing a turquoise blue
polyester gown.
For a wedding trip to
Montreal and Toronto, the
bride changed to a navy
polka dot dress.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Crawford are now residing
at R.R. 3 Goderich.
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