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ro 4 THE HVff, N EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 29, 1981
°stages were our problem t O
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on4 their families; finally seclusion for their reunions. tars. imprisonment for long
bassador fay lor's achtie,‘sae-s .
• home in Ireland, and the utter could talk them into les. and probably always will
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11.!1 sense. it
st4na,-lecidett -Now -that-- g • ' • (1.- 'thin" .
mg riAt-tigt. of a spending son1 time in that be. Let us take some time to
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Itself . . . ;tilling
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the Algerian diplomats have just bre Zu:Iro;kte".heaset"--'''ec-11"hr-Lat*''4441-8°Q P' • examples of the punishment benefited directly mate past.
,for the hostages overjoyed Families in private stant confi
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Fir0 'PRESBYTERIAN Church
1 59 Goderieh St. W.. Seaforth
Minister: Rt. T A. A I Duke Ormardst: Mrs D . tarter
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1
. 11:-15,34Vorship. -Service, Sunday School-84 Nursery
" ThOai#1, that will get yoy to heaven sonieday • • will ,
get tide to church on Sundae".
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' ST' Ti THOMAS Anglican Chu rch
The Rev. James R. Broadfoot B.A„ M.Dili.
Seaforth
SUNIPMFEBRITAKY I , 1981'
,'4th Sunday after. Epiphany '
II:30 a.m. Holy Communion
•Tiii"Aiiiiital Vestry Meeting will folio% immediately
after. he service
PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF HOUR FOR SERVICES
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NORTHSIDE . Unitled Church
54 Goderich St.. West. Seaforth
.SUNDAY.-FEBRUARY 1.1981
- , 11 a.rit. Church Service •
A ' , Sunday School and Nursery ._. .. _ — _ __ _ .--- -, - n
LUNCH AND CONGREGATIONAL ANNUAL
MEETING AFTER THE SERVICE
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Aroa ..,ingregation'S are invited to take advantage of
t he .church .di reet ort to announ ec t h.: if Church' services' '
each week. Church directory announcements are
,..mailable for- a minimum' of 2h consecutive weekS in
units of \ni.o column inches at 52 per unit, Changes in
copy mat be Made each week but -Must be received
before noon on Tuesday___
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nement. and soli-
e ic trk# y
a-special message was
i.. a nada. " I t tic
was the expression of re Y . rosily 4k.imnis...ws of the world.
tutor when I-Lostage Richard our magiuticent ii,,,,,,,,..:11
vgnge b), the Iranian, people„.. Qtterii, sx.a„.s„treett ,,due,,i0 ins. ,.,,mtenboarr,..,,,..,,, ,,,a,, ,, ilvai,t,,,,,,,t ,,,, , both fneridly and not-so,
against the outrages °t the ' illness, one woind hate ex- ' thoul‘td.'" Perhaps then: bus ' fri'441I)". '1'1/hell-the ' '5•U ttet itY
Shah's regime- PerhuP> it, pected sensational exposes: been Touch more to the , "it' a tt °1•141.'"45)`' 15 •l_o5t in .'lny
xitiVa: x0 ravV'':?.r)icIfo tilitiriktlitl:;b:Peil!.1113:,:i 4 jatl first-ttand aecoants, ill all -•hereie action of the 'Can.:Who' 4441 1.•)':' 14P 'w(P'‘.4°. ' °Ie
, I 1. totbassy in Iran. ' al4liPti'siltftk b'et"egtt ‘‘°1-tht•- ..
rimtlea li• ,Warn 5'3'1. 1 ! Shah' frac! , .prahoteg.,,t., the mportt•„.w.,.efeo-i. tM:tkleotning, than -ax- now. 'ay. a re- oi. 11 ' MNetas; regreSSOd •to a:State,- -
• "W VIICite:kr k1 inf14°114N '1'4" -tiferx-iteeriiu, ii) iii4e '1,e'eri,*$ wit) bA fa'Seinating to IcArn Otero th•i''' qt., ,„ ,„ .e>sellger ••tlet.' • ,,
reztolotiOn Ur thd Ayatollah's ..,Ii„, pri,,,sure xir ind.,i.,$„cretio.', the ),,ti,,,k stary, 40 4, ine .,,i,len linbiieut.i.ieiraer,vitttattinr-l'.
. ' f14194v1 er, •II'„'‘'e begn,'•*0 411i''. '.'fc.oni.oagiSr re pv.irtersIl tO tak.e detaits jif th,O,perilints,'esiape ' `that I.°C. a '11,..''.'',.i.'1'i 'kt,f ..,itt .„,...rtte.'sg,' ,,' 1
gent incUr4ing. Pr nia•be,, it - esit`,4114,41,1,.,.. 3,t ,a rot,,,„,,,0 in, Made bj; those sia itio,.% • ' mai he- Print0,- =Yen Vaing '.
was nornikl• ti,ett,ritent*. for it,4.4iaaiiisso iiiii es .,414 ha, 0 --..ArttO.tricahS. ' , . Vti:NN•artt. The' ktifet Qf lite
priSoner-S :tfris rigid cunt% • • - • • ANADV CONCE
1,,opatelized the AAA:1Y . 'C- it'""S last point. 0, retreat..
• - •
• W.% beet{ quite .4. Beige
kailasS,, What will they ever
put on the neW s to.fill tip
all the apace used by this
episode? Well, just this-past
week, there w as the shooting
Bernadette Devlin. in her
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good pie' USA, Row this was tally welcomed back to their
. managed, without the loss of country by presi- • inflicted upon them What
any of them, must have been fdent, Ronal Rd gat.
a miracle of negotiation and . What have these people treatment to a group of
diplomacy. endured in the interim?
After a few days in Ger- BeatingS. the constant threat
many, to get themselves of immediate execution, de-
. together again. they flew out • privation of communication
on. 5oxicYky,: rejpitting; their wit,11 Nine eon-,
wits UV purpose of such
helpless captives? Perhaps 1-,;(4s4,,r '''''' d.1 t
Y .'eann
siouggleti home
with Inc assistance of Any
'EMOTIONAL TRAUMA
few
the frees lostageS twl rect-1 et
front the emotional iraurna.ol
their experience. One in
stance in particular .' the
prisoner it hiss w as stripped
'naked. and had a broad
Yellow band painted dos, n
his bark. How swell he 'react
when he drives into his'home
town -for the first time. and
finds every tree, ever% post.
every curb x,initlary de,:orat•
ed in tam% . a St moos of
s degradation to him? He will
...need much undeistanding to
get over this humiliation and
• • ••.' embassy bitildtg era's the`
those still imprisoned in Iran. ' ' .r as basietttls „in •
It wr as .eilt if a onspiract lit
s • had spreadover
Certatti irspe4.15 of the case
It as significant to note
as the US Air Force jet
.arrt mg the hostages flew
oyer °New Brunswick during
their ratan io•their country.
Ntuertan Oroblent."and .51.M1
American story The, oats
Cabadian connection wd., 7U,
our feeling. as we shared th e
concern of free people ail
ow er the world for the
untortunate hostages. suns
.aur 'sense tit pride at
ic. was used by the Iranian
militants • on a tele.. iston
communication to broadcast
a condemnation of the Shab.s
regime, and ex-president
Carter's attempts to free
thefts, Reportedly. this young
man feels extreme guilt for
allowing hiniselft, to be turd
in this Manner. Perh4s it
shoOld be emphasized that at
' the end of -That same broad--
cat., Subic. took the risk of .
whispering to the American
clergyman who interviewed
him. "This whOle thing is
staged.",--He was evidently
vying desperately to • con).
Municate with the free world.
in any way that he could .find
available. • ' •
The press. is, to be corn- .,
• mended for -their &Sere-non - - • in this whole • unhappy.
sode,' First. when the groun•
ratio of 1'.011 during the exactly to the letter and incr.-
I981.82 school 'eathe Perth is no margin for error." ...al
Counts Board of Education , Superintendent of Instinct
decided Jan. 20 . . ..ion- .1-..A... Richardson, • '
Based on official projected Mr Richardson said Ken
enrollments, this "mild re- :Robins 'who ser'ed as .111.°1
soh in a reduction of 13 negotiator for the teashors
teachers from the • counts'' 'during contract talks %%ds
Prctselll .s.i/Off, The . Current ' 'concerned- about •problcins.
, PTR is 1',42- , resulting from ,such a' rand .
Pnivisions-for,„inaintaining---staffingitnmew-i; • Proiestion.--•••Mr4. HermAn-•••• •-
the new PTR were outlined in . • Mr. Richardson said high Said. "in all my life. On the
the recently settled seciindi schools, in. Mitchell arid St board•1 don't think there has . .
. ary school teachers' vOntraci. Marys will have to he to,,hn. ever been on e time we can
Under the ternis 'Of the ored closely. Both are small ' say we have been right on."
contract. -the hoard. •has....uni d_. vhoors witlf•decheing era- II- • Mr, ;RiehardsoO .Aljd ,.*. --
• Oct. 30 of the corning' school o nients. . . projections 'are -"the nly.
year to make -sinethe PTR' . - . ' means to determine staffing
'will not ,exceed the 1 7,06 ,,He added that thee nr,d- requiremdnts. .., , •
figure. Iment decline in Mitchell !hit Once-principals have more
- . 4 . been.aided to sonic extent 1.5 :fully developed teacher timer
If staffing adjustments the introduction of a, no. tables it will. be -easier to
have-notHbee-n• made-at that trocational trawling-program. - decide -if staffink adjust= .iiiiie„ teachers•have-the -right ... ...., . L It-cause' '41118-is-t-tte-'4"4---rnemsare--tteedect\--Ivin-Itich., -• '','
to issue a formal grievance year 'the PTR hag 'hei•li a 'ardson said. %.,
that are.often passed over too
quickly in 'fact of recurring
tragedy. Let us be thankful.
The" hostages have been
hilimied to their *nil** goy era dl,t ill an ptop „ e also hate embassies, in suppose that Margaret Tha.. The.tviarld* full 0 b- ..
4-on1 the less, expensive oil proven themselves to be so continuing slaughter be-
exports available to the West expert in negotiations bet- tween the two Opposing
during, the rule of the Shalt. ween hostile sides. do you faetiortsof that emerald iste.
ertM sets teacher ratio,
will monitor enrollment
"'IttiftirtIC"ffitiiiilarlife."'""-".'BV-etr4PEE191TI'AtONIET"'"`"'AMoilimmr.»),, youttle
Perth secondary, schools feel 1 should caution t ha tiara Herman said she is
Another man. Josef*, sub - hat e - .a pupil-teacher board that l have stalled . worried about the type .of
administrative procedure
that will be used to reach the
',CR, figure.
Enrollments which ° '
• ceeded, projections for the •
current school year resulted
in increased teacher work
lAds, This was a Major issue -
in contract negotiations.
- Referring to enrollment.
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