The Huron Expositor, 1979-07-26, Page 7ric'imu
BYMABEL Tli,1RNB1tI I,
Mafiy of the residents
have been enjoying the front
lawn these lovely days.
Rev, T.A.A. Duke of First
Presbyterian Church took the
church service Wednesday
afternoon
aftertt(1on.. 1Hymtl« SOft1Y.
NESBITT-LEVY
(Photo by Stu Menzies)
Marriage: vows were exchanged by Lynn Marie Levy and
Christopher Allan Nesbitt on June 1S, 1979,.in the St.
Marys. United! Church, St. Marys,
The Reverend Wiliiani ,Moore .officiated: while soloist,
Anita Ruthig sang,
The bride is the daughter of Mr, and. Mrs, Harold. W.
Levy of St. Marys and the groom is the son of Mr, and
Mrs. Harry Nesbitt of Stratford,
The maid of honour was Cindy Aldis of St. Marys,':firiend .
of the bride, and the bridesmaids were the bride's sisters,,
Karen Levy of London and Louanne Levy of St. Marys,
Steven. Nesbitt of Stratford, brother of the groom, was..
the best man; :The groomsmen were Barry Levy of St,
Marys, brother of the bride and Brian Morris of Stratford,
friend of the groom.
The: couple will reside at 2450. Queen Street East, St
Marys.
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and Tenderly Jesus is
11nBy with Mrsrt Robt, M;C.
Milan at the piano,
Quote 'This lathe day that
ase Lord hath made. het
rejoice in it." in the
reading Jesus says we note a
west wind and say it will
rain,; a south wind and say it
$1411 .be hot. We should be
concerned with more impor-
tant things such; ;as Jesus
came into the world, lived
and died for our Sins which
are forgiven for the asking,
assuring us. of eternal life.
These things are .zilore im-
portant than Which way the
Odds it 'ends
by
Elaine 1'own.shend
Org a n i zed ..Not me
In my ongoing search, for the secret' tAi
being organized, 1 tried the; advice of a wise
philosopher, who said:
"Make a list of all the chores you,; have to,
do in a day or a week. Then, as you finish
each task. .scratch it from the list. As the
scratches increase and the jobs decrease,
you'll gain a feeling of accomplishment.
With your timetable thus organized. you'll
find more time for relaxation."
His intent was to list the,jobs in order of
their importance rather than their enjoy^
ment and to do the most pressing tasks;
first. But, wise philosopher that he was,
I'm sure he made allowances for cheaters,
like me.
My agenda Went. like this: first, things 1
like to do second, tasks that are easy and.
can be done in a hurry; third, longer and
More complicated chores; fourth and ficial,,
jobs i absolutely deplore.
By doing the easy jobs first, 1 .quickly
accumulated numerous scratehes. At first
glance my list looked impressive, but 1
wasn't really fooling myself. I knew the few
jobsthat remained wou id take more time
and effort than all the smaller ones,
combined,
items, such as "scrub' kitchen floor" and
"clean storeroom" went from one day's
list to the next and .one week's list to the
next,
1. could . close the storeroom door and
forget it. but 1 couldn't avoid tromping on
the kitchen floor: Finally I could stand the
dirt no, longer.. Out came the mop, bucket
and wax, and at the end of .the evening, t
malicioµsly scratched one more onerous
task from the list, Meanwhile the store-
room door, stayed shut,
One day my niece curie > to. visit. and 1
absent-mindedly sent her to the storeroom
to get something.
In a moment, her horrified, muffled voice
floated out to me, "Blaine, this is awful!,
Hew do you :find anything in here?"
I didn't say a word, and 1 didn't pressure
her in any way. For some reason, she
decided to clean the room, and I didn't
interfere.
1 stayed out of the way, interrrupting her
only to check the Toads of garbage before
she hauled them out to the, box, Occasion-
ally I had to explain the difference between
good junk and worthless junk. Otherwise
no conflicts developed.
When she finally finished and allowed
me in, 1 thought I was in the wrong place,
The oniy problem is she expects the room
to look as good when she comes back as it.
does now.
Still amazed at my good fortune; i.
stroked the last chore from the slip :of
paper.
Though my list didn't end the way the
philosopher intended it to and I'm no more
organized now than 1 was,three weeks ago,
I gained a great . feeling . of satisfactio, n.
when l chucked the scribbled list into the
trash.
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mind blows:, Mous birthda cake• .a
Wye should bei ,eoncerned> W
with the more important bit aced and the candle$
things. Goo 100k, s,, after .the own out y Mrs o
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birds and: flowers, fre will'+
also look .after our' needs, +it
we would only have faith that
all wilt be well for us under
twits care -
Visitors:. Ws. Henry,
Klaver, Clinton visited
Gladys Brightrall. Sally Sil.
lery acid M, Turnbull. Re.,
Gently she was surprised
when her family came froth
Holland for their anniversary
celebrations.;
Miss Mary Walker wbo
spent the winter in MiSsis.
sauga is back to her home an
High St, She visited friends.
at Kilharchan,
Misses Bess and Peg
-+Grieve visited friends here..
On Friday we bad a game
of bridge. Clarence Jackson.
joined with Gladys Brightrall.
Sally Sillery and M. Turnbull
to e: ou
residentscompl:te Theaf'gamersome left
something to be desired as
many hands had tube thrown
in as there was no bid. The
score was low with Gladys
Brightrall and M. Turnbull
the. winners,
Peter Sillery, Toronto
ited. Sally Sillery over the
weekend
Peter T. Hillis who has
been with his parents in
Ingersoll called to visit his
aunt M. Turnbull. This week �1
he leaves for Nanaimo B.C.
where he has lived for a
year.
July birthdays were .cele-
brated on Tuesday, Lena
Bennewies 94th July 17th,
Dorothy Wolfe July 22nd,
Hank Traxler, July 26th. The
residents assembled in the
livingroorn for a singsong
withMrs, James Rose at the
piano. The following old
favourites -were sung from
our "Sing Out" song books.
as chosen by the residents,
I've Gat a.;Luverly Bunch of
1xm We .alt enjoyed :a sample. • sOn`s husband and Tly
ree, hrAldath
soWe .enn RvursbAtWeirs runatveto
ayeic.brae their rte,
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antique Huronview at e showa
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� Moon, Smiles.. It's a Lo. ng
Way to Tipperary, When Its 1J
On Friday 13th, we put
all . superstition aside and
took a van ride to the, square
in Goderich to the, Arts and.
Craft exhibit, and then on to
the Bluewater Center to the
Antique Show ,Sr Sale. The
residents who ;attended were
Miss Margaret Mitchell,
Miss Ethel Beattie; Mrs.
Grace Peck, Mrs.. Elsie
Henderson, `Mr. Eber Lewis
.Mr. Louis Wild, Mrs..Mary -.
Ross: On the Way back home,
we stopped in at the Goder-
ich Hosp. and picked up Mrs.
Bessie Elliott. Welcome;
home Bessie.
The Choir held practice on
Saturday, and sang at church
on Sunday. in the evening
Mr. Dick : Roorda, held: a
service.
Farm Day was held on
Tuesday with a display of
farm animals and rides in.a
wagon drawn by two ponies,
which was enjoyed not only
by :the staff and residents. but
also visitors.: We would like
to thank Mr. and. Mrs. Bill
Dykstra for bringing in their.
day old calf, Mrs. Edith
Baker for displaying; . her
lambs, Mr. Bruce Horton for
the lend of mother rabbit and
her thirteen babies, Mrs. Pat
Dalmadge for bringing .the
darling.. baby racoon and the
hamsters, also Mr. and Mrsi
John Verway for ,exhibiting
porky. pig.
Thank -you: to
Archer's Farm Sales and
Services Ltd., for the use of
their truck and pens. A very
special thank -you to Clark
Ball who did much; fetching'
and: carrying, and' without
whose help We couldn't have
held farm day.Last but not
least, we would like to thank
Bluewater: center for the loan
of the wagon, ponies and
men.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
The Birthday Party was
put on by the Fordwich
Institute on Wednesday
afternoon. 10 Institute mem-
bers, and 4 young :guests
provided the entertainment.
Sing: song led by Miss
Minnie McElwain, accomp-
anied by Mrs. J. Freeman at
the piano opened the pro-
gram. Mrs. Jim Robinson
sang the solo "I walked for
day where Jesus `walked"
and "If that isn't Love". Lisa
Lamkin, Anne Robinson,
Craig Penneyz. and Todd
Reddon. playing,, guitars and
drums to the tune of "Let's
all go down to the river."
Tisa Lamkin, and Anne
Robinson sang ,"If'1 were a
butterfly", 'Let us Pray",
"'Hold my Hand", and'"It
only takes a, Spark,". with
Mrs. John. at the piano. Next
Miss Minnie McElwain sang
"Amazing, Grace", and for
her ,second ` solo'; she • sang
"How Great ; thou Art."
Happy birthday was sung to
the 22 Huronview residents
celebrating July birthdays,
Springtime in the Rockies%
Happy Birthday was sung.
to the celebrants as a del -
and, juice and cupcakes were .
served. Mrs. , : Margaret
Turvey thanked the institute
for -the wonderful entertain -
pent, , gifts and: crochet
corsages: .
BA RGALN H NTERS-Janice Bisback and daughter Victoria of Hensall"
were among the shoppers who hunted for bargains during the three day
sidewalk sale held by Seaforth merchants. (Expositor photo)
Theon C.N.LBWednesd.. picnicayaftwas
held
noon at 1iarbour Park. After
arrival, we: played several
games which included guess-
ing the number of beans in a
jar. Myrtle' Parker won the
pritie for the closest guess.
Sandwiches; pickles, squares,
tarts and cookies were served
:at the close. Mrs. Proudy
• field bible study Thursday
afternoon in the chapel..
Daycare held a Snowball
dance also on Thursday
;afternoon. The theme of ,the
dance was Christmas, and;
the auditorium was decor-
ated appropriately.
Huronview would like to
welcome Mr.- Charles
McCabe. Mr.: McCabe is
from Goderich Twp. and is a-
new resident to Huronview
this past week.
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