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By Mabel Turnbull • wanted, the 23rd psalm, and minds. The speaker spoke of a
On Wednesday afternoon, the continued to speak about the friend of his, a banker., when too
'Bethel Bible Church group visited content of this beautiful psalm. much business tired him. When
the Home kir service with 'Rev. ' The Lord is My Shepherd I shall he returned home he 1V011id. light
A. R. Fielding bringing, the ndt want". Our daily needs will the fireplace and sit by it .and
• ..'inessagel, "Hymns for Seniors" be provided: The good shepherd refresh his tired mind. To add to
were passed to the group_frorri , giveth . His life for His -sheep. ' . this peace and 'quiet he would
which familiar hymns were sung This is •-a--very ,•personal and light candles. This is a wonderful
"Rock - of Ages, Cleft for Me". 'assuring., psalm which speaks to setting of .quiet and relaxation.
"What a Friend We Have in us.. These words from „the fiibl Rey• . Fielding. shows • an
Jesus" with Rev. Fielding at ,t.be stay to the written infallible words interest in new Canadians when
. piano. Prayer. Duet by Mrs. of God. . he told about a friend from
Siemon aiidMrs. -Ranson "Love, He maketh me to lie down in Greece who was a .priest of the
led 'Him to ,Calvary". giten pastures:-He leadeth, me, State Church of Greece. Greek
Rev. Fielding then asked the beside the still waters:
leaded'
Orthodox. • These two became
group to name the best known . rippling waters of a gentle stream good friends-.—The friend from
Psalm. He received the answer he have !a soothing effect to tired RGeTeFeicealdlliendghciiimnendiyhi'nfiad,e,Gr'u aen‘d
• E g m o n d v i 11 e This incident brought to my mind
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a similar incident. It happened' „, ,
Mrs. Carol Geddes -4' Misses Bess and Peg 'GrieVe - when I was attending WeStern
Visitors with the Bannerman's have returned home after two University. When I climbed the • ,,
were . Mr. and Mrs. Louis months , in the sunny south., of stair's for leCtures. a young • . -
Heinbuck, Mrs. Bannerman's w Florida where they had' a very student would be at the to"' the. ' •
sister from Stratford." ' • 'enjoyable time. _ stairs. •„, . oira
with.M. Turnbull and Mrs. R. T.
McFarlane.
Back to Church ervice; The
residents attended (most 1.00%
an seemed to enjoy it. Mrs.
Sie on andMrs. Rapson favoured
with another duet "Alone". Both
of th, numbers led up to the
Easter season. •
The meeting closed with
prayer. Mary Longstaff RN. our
director of .Nurses thanked the
group for'ektning; A light lunch
followed. In the evening several
of . the residents played 4.V.
aBingo. Ca rds were available after
the coming of Cable T.V. to the
• Home. I didn't hear any excited
calls of BINGO!" Better luck next
time!!!
Electricians spent a, day here
recently working on the '86zzer'
system and, equipped the new
Nurses' Station on the :round
floor with this 'call' systein. • ,
It turned out that he was studying
for a Greek priest. His parents
were from ,Greece *but he was
born iir Canada. He impressed me
as a very dedicated person.
Visitors: Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Spears and daughter Anne.
Oakville with Mrs, Olive Muir.
Mrs. Lena Kelly, town, and
daughters Mrs. Caskanette,
Woodstock and 'Mrs. Farewell,
St. Clement, with Frank Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W, Mooney
Massqyonee Winnifred Savattge
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THE HURON pcPc (TOR, MARCH 23,
Alexander.)Bisset
1918
things of life that end on the scrap heap.
It. seems so futile. We are expert at making things that
look attractive in the supermarket and the department
store. Then, in no time at all,, we have turned them into
something unsightly.and,Offensive that We would rather not
think about. The sooner .none comes to take it away
and burnit or bury it, the better.
If that garbage 'could come back, to haunt us, we might
he shocked into changing our ways. Each of us throws...awaY
an average of four pounds of it every day, counting' all the'
waste for which we are wholly or 'partly responsible. That's
about 1,500 pounds a Year, and if we live to the age of 70,
we each score more' than 50 tons of garbage in our time.
Just imagine what a small family' of fourcm.do, and try
burying that pile in your own back yard,
Do you know that we spend , $500 million a year in
Cinada just to Collect and get rid of our garbage? Think of
the value of the fuel it took to grow,. extract, process,
.manufacture and transport so much'stuff in the first place.
• Think .of 'the dwindling stocks of petroleum that we turn
into plastic and other 'synthetic materials, and then use for
such. a brief time. The . same goes for many other raw
materials that cannot be renewed.
Think of the money mad resources we could save if .we
did without a •lot of, the boxes, bags and wrappers that we
often, throw away as soon as we get them home.
Think how much more enjoyable our land and water
would be without the pollution that comes from con-
tinually making anddiscarding all that short-lived stuff,
So, what dian, we do for relief from the daily grind of
making four pounds of 'garbage? •
We can ,serve meals rio bigger thanour appetites, unless
we can keep what is left.for,another time.
We can - buy things only_when_we.meed, them and try___to
avoid buying all that packaging as well.
Where there's a choice, we can stop using disposables
like plates, cups and diapers made of paper.'
We can buy liquids in reusable containers such as bottles
and milk jugs instead of cans, plastic bags or cartons. ,
We can buy things that last tonger, especially in fur-
nishings, appliances and clothing.
We can do more mending and fixing instead of dis- •
carding. •
We can save wrapping materials and use them again.
We can send unwanted household items'to charities or
• second-hand stores if they are still usable.
We can help in collecting bottles, cans and paper that ,v
could be recycled into new products.
None of this calls for a return to the Dark Ages,- but
quite a small shift in our habits that would make life 'no less
enjoyable, and perhaps more attractive. (It's not only
garbage that's a blight, but all the other things that we
allow to rust, rot or fall apart, when they could be rescued
with a little more care.
There's a publication call The garbage book that tells
how you can help. Write for a copy to Box 3500, Station C.,c/
Ottawa, Ontario, K 1 Y 461. It is issued by the Office o
Energy Conservation, Department of Energy, Minei and
Resources. .
The 4 lb. a day grind
When we lug out those loads of garbage or toss them ,
down a chute, we are not only using up'our own energy and
that of the garbage truck and 'its crew, but all the energy
resources that, go-into the production of so many everyday • ..•
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Hutchinson was organist. Following the ceremony, a receptinn
was held at the brits home and the couple left on a honeymoon =
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were married March 17 at 7 p.m. by Father H. J. Laragh at St.
James' Chuich, Seaforth. Mine Baxter, Port Hope, was maid of
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