Here's our list of simple, everyday actions you can do to help change
the world (and have fun while you're doing it). It could be doing
something for the community like shopping locally, something for the
environment like avoiding plastic bags, or something for you, like
learning to paint, sing or speak Spanish..
Tick the items you have done to help change the world !
Total ........
01 Decline plastic bags wherever possible
02 Read a story with a child
03 Fit at least one energy-saving light bulb
04 Learn basic first aid
05 Smile and smile back
06 Take public transport when you can
07 Plant a tree
08 Have a bath with someone you love
09 If it says 30mph, do 30mph
10 Turn your thermostat down by 1º
11 Get fitter, feel better
12 Turn off appliances at the mains
13 Recycle your mobile phone
14 Spend time with someone from a different generation
15 Register online as an organ donor
16 Give your change to charity
17 Try watching less TV
18 Learn to be friendly in another language
19 Learn one good joke
20 Find out how your money is invested
21 Turn off unnecessary lights
22 Use your will to good effect
23 Have more meals together
24 Put your gum in the bin
25 Use a mug not a plastic cup
26 Give blood
27 Pay more when you buy at charity shops
28 Seize the moment
29 Recycle your computer
30 Bake something for a friend
31 Turn off the tap whilst you brushing your teeth
32 Do something you think you are unable to do
33 Recycle your books
34 Buy fairly traded products
35 Write to someone who inspired you
36 Take time to listen
37 Let at least one car in on every journey
38 Don't overfill your kettle
39 Shop locally
40 Join something
41 Hug someone
42 Recycle your specs
43 Grow something with a child
44 Report dumped rubbish to your council
45 Give your phone number to 5 people in your street
46 Use both sides of every piece of paper
49 Learn more, do more
50 Do something for nothing
BIRTHS
Richard and Ashleigh Worsley are pleased to announce the birth of
Dayne Alan in Harare on 24th May.
Josh happy he has a brother for a batting partner.
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James Campbell Jansen-van Vuuren
16-6-1921 to 28-5-2006
The family announce the passing away of James Campbell Jansen-van
Vuuren at 5 a.m. on the 28th May 2006 at Coronation Cottages,
Bulawayo in the arms of his devoted, loving and caring wife, Kay.
He served the Matopos South farming community for many years in many
ways. He lived for his wife and family and farm, Pagati, which he
lost in the early 1980's.
Our greatest gift from this very special man is that we have all
inherited a part of his great and loving character.
The family thank all doctors and nurses at the Mater Dei and Galen
House, and his specialist, Mr Cohen, who over the years took such
compassionate care of him.
Fondly remembered by his wife, Kay, children - Jim and Fran, Jeanette
and Johnnie, Rob and Pam,
Grandchildren - Mike & Richard, Court and Guav, Ross, Lloyd & Joey,
Kari, Cielle and Tanyse
and Great grandchildren - Ross (jnr) and Abigail.
Please kindly note that the Memorial Service for Mr A.C. Thompson
will be held on Wednesday 14th June at 3.30 p.m. at:
Church of Ascension
Leander Avenue
Bulawayo
HEMANS
Judy, beloved wife of Trevor, and loving mother of Jennifer, Michael,
Valerie and Barry
DICK ISAAC
PASSED AWAY IN THE ATHOL EVANS, HARARE ON FRIDAY 26TH MAY 2004.
My dearest Uncle Dick,
You and Auntie Peg were always there for us. Will be greatly by
missed by Sandy, Storm, Kelly and Scott. Deepest Condolences to
Larraine and Tony.
Sandy Linder
Tel : 241277
MEMORIAL SERVICE - A.C. THOMPSON
A Memorial Service for the late Andrew Charles Thompson
will be held at the Church of the Ascension, Leander Avenue,
Hillside, Bulawayo, on Wednesday, 14th June, at 3.30 p.m.
MEMORIAL SERVICE - INEZ CALDERWOOD
A Memorial Service for the late Inez Calderwood will be held at
St John's Cathedral on Friday, 9th June, at 3.30 p.m.
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