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A6 THE HURON EXPO§1TOR. MARCH 12. 1
eh plan bowfin
atton youths Tribal at program•
Ann Adams and Maigirenic
„mass
the chant anthem was f.ad
tr. Bat bar.' .B0,4114-411 and
organist t ittilAc M.1..I .4 got
Re% Scutt tkon'keki o h.,
took p,i!, 6
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the Moist cif 1.1010 Ica. 4113.114
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March lo h p tit Mljadins•
Weivoi, Roil
answ crest with
during
all o .11 k
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1111‘e.
leasUrers report was gis-
eu hs Margaret Good. Seere-
tat 14..•% report and corres-
pondence by' Joan Whyte fur
`stout:tuber 4 and December
1st meetings. Corn:Spun-
styiKy included a Christmas
.arct and letter Tricot Lint Su,
gawp; totir Foster child,; .cartis
;41-.thaiiiis iron) Affni
klo54 and Nora • fine,. Pod
arfti Vera; kW C,1: .tutd'
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the Iltualth
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4t. Id t ida% 130 ,
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wslh Is present 4 :
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;X1,4.111 4,4-rha'rd,
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family, Jim Neilans, Ken
Gaunt for his -parents an-
niversary dine r; invitations
from North Si.. tiC,..„Sea(orth
April 15 and Walton U.C.W
May 3rd at 8 p.m.; Daffodil
tea March 11th 8 p.m. at
Ontario St. Church. Clinton;
a note from Mrs. Bess
fingland concerning Red"
CrosS,Vanv0Skih8: 00•3 140Y
9 workshop. ,in Seaford! swig.,
sored by London:conference.
were recuived,
have
eli'arg of, lunch for candr.
tuationslass April 4.
Davidson. •Margaret Whyte
and }Wen Lee to convene..
A discussion on price of
meats resulted in an increase'
65550 With roast beef steak
Correspondent
MRS. BERT SUOBBROBK
523-4250
There was a good atten
dance Sunday at the United
Church when the World Das
of Prayer Sell, We •A as held
Welcoming, were Darlene
Holley, • Brenda Nesbitt.
Judy ' Merner apt! Nana
Wright',
Rev.. Scott we've:Med all.
March IS Rick Hawley will
be gupst Spa ,,,akur When Bev:
*4.4.1 1IN sepgag coal.
nartinin at Auburn.-
Si.tott -read
t.)Witinn the' 'earth is the
Loncs'• as prepared by
Indian isonicu representing
the tribes_ The program %vas
tilkert by lathes.
Brenda Radford. Alice Da.
orison- 'Shirty% 'Scott, and
Helen Lassson
I ht. children's story time
was led hi Shirley Scott with
children forming a circle
rt.:presenting the circle of
lite Junior teachers were
The study was taken by
Alive Davidson on the report
of the Huron-Perth Presby-
terial in Brucefield Jhn..26
and she was assisted by Juhe
Fothergill and Dora Shob-
brook with reports on Lead-
ership Developments. church
Burns. Hazel Reid and Dora
Shobbrook were guests at
Blyth W.1. on Thursday.
Mr.,. Ida Durnin swat a
few days last week with her
neice Mr, and Mrs. Russel
Watt!) at Exeter.
Mrs. Bob Thompson spent
Tuesday to Sunday with, her
Inother MP, VOA. tialltiltottp
lvloorefield and vOg4 'ber
father in PainteEStOn 110400
twins kcp on
March 2. ,
A pleaSant 4,11porqop wSs
.nt on Stind4Y.01-Mt. and
s. Rot SbolihroOkl Vita,
iftg wov, mallow cror,q4,
Myth. Thelma E1100.
Vera gibOblas. Clinton and.
Laura *Saturidercock. Londe*.
buro,
Mrs, Ida Durnin visited on'
Sunday with •Mr., and' Mrs.
Ivan McLachiin and Mrs.
Agnes Skimmers. Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shad-
dick spent Monday to Wed-
nesday with her sister Mr..
and Mrs. Don Habkirk in
Essex.
in society. Christian Devel-
opment. communications
stewardship followed by tape
of the speech of Mrs. Betty
Miley "en partners in crisis.
Barbara Rosman favored
with a solo accompanied by
GO Lear Get well iriirds
17 were vor. rns4 fAni
nesitay.
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Winner* of, sititiffeboard • were
ladies. high -',110pp,L4**(1,t:.
high chin. to$,, V3114i -.1041,es'
kiwi C149: Rileyz.lOw "nian
Vine Viticetit;..plav tiff
tiers .-ToAr Mien• and V retta
Hewn.
Next s huffle March 1.8th.
All .71 nEt
R
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Cot gratulation, Mr.
P
and 'Mrs. Botr-Rhins on a
new grandson both on March
5 ,to Pat and Ed Pitkin of
-Victoria B.C., weighing ,9 3 ,
lb.
W.I. members Alice -Buch-
anan, „Marjorie Duizer, Vi
Correspe.ndent
MRS, ALLAN ?WALL
8874077
'The Youth Group Mei, at
the Manse March 2. with 13
members present.
Murray Sholdice presided
for a brief business period.
A,13 lOviration. Was read from
the ',Myth ;United Church
Yorath Oroup` to,aetw:e,1 -Mareli
2.4.. • •
e1.40.11,yieN Ssiatie for bowl,
108..44.1140.mo fitture.
,Swan. 000.0 his
interesting" ''Slidos 'ger-
4k10 a. matrimenory
Sunday. evening Rev. Stv an
entertained.; choir members
and organists with heir
spouses.-
Sundas Linda and Rtis
Congenc,11 were greeters al
the door !Marione Hunt
phnes was organist
PERSONALS
Mr and Mrs. Ken Moffett
and Brett of Guelph spent
the weekend at the home, of
her parents. Mr and Mr-,--
Herb Trasiss. •
The communits is cordiallsr,..
',muted to an open meeting
when Citizenship and World
Affairs convenors Mrs
Lavern Godkin. and Mrs
Harold Bolger will has e as
their special guest. a lausser
front Seaforth a nth his toms
being Farmk. law Reform and
Wills. Everyhods welcome
March IS.
PRAYER DA1
"The Earth is the Lord's -
was the theme for the World
Day of Prayer secs ice held at
Duff's United Church, March • •
o
This service was prepared
hi Name American Indians:
women who represent Indian
tribes from throughout the
United States who work in
ttiN •homes: communities,'
churches. and at the national
lei•el in American Indizin
Locals at
VOW annual ,„„
the Victorian Order of
Nurses t ON> for Perth-
Huron made I more
skits in 1980 than they made
the pre% mos scar. thy in-
crease was resealed at the
group's annual meeting held
m Stratford last week.,
Because the unit rpeorded
a ten per cent deficit in 1,9b0..
plans are underway to in-
crease the cost per patient
sash to' make up the loss.
explained president K.W.
Thrasher of Stratford.
Several area residtnts
Yvere appdiuted to the 1981
slate of officers. including
W.J:"Elson. Wingham. who
is first ,vice-prt.sident, along
with. Dr. T. Devereaux and
Res. A. Yielding. who will
both sit on the VON's board
of management.
affairs
Ii has been said Native
American people were the
first ecologists Their rever-
ence for, nature and• their
relation of kinship itch all
creatures' of the earth. sky-
and, water enable 'them IP
teach me-ht-Wv -10 iiYe; J1P14!,•
1.,:tWV,s`d011,71; and harnion.}
will Our anti each
tither.
Nattye- • Antenean Indian
sk•bniert, ittviite •their'sts"ters•
'dark . skipped and- 48111
skinned' tyi .canne •together
inaYer ., '
• 'PARTICIPANTS, - •
t hose, tatoitg part. pi the
Ntrs. W4.11 Bess
ley Mrs, Harold Ridge r.
Mrs Herb." Travis,: Mrs
Das,: ' Watson. and Mrs
%Iola Kirkhuu Mrs. -frasiss
was pianist tor the hs mns
Res C. haries A Swan was
speaker for the afternoon
sere ice
Mrs Herb Tras iss and
Mrs ,Emerson Mitchell. At-
tributed a duet "In the
Garden •'
At the L' C W - business
meeting prior to the service-
. ins mations sere read from
Egmotids tIlk.! United Church
to attend their Thank offer-
ing. April -•at 8.p.m. and to
Northside United Church.
April 15. •Dufrs Thank offer-
ing is set for May 3. with
Las-mine Ballagh 'the guest
speaker Also to keep in
mind tul the pancake break•
Iasi at the.'church.'March
Duff's Anniversary is Sen-
tembe-r—Utith guest speaker
Murray Gaunt. , ,
Work started Monday
morning to .redecorate the
entrace doss nstairs with
panelling. Men are asked to
help. Ladies are needed later
to pain,. The U-.C.W. will
hold an executisc meeting
April 1
Odds n' ends
by Elaine Tawnshend
A little understanding
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If you could he where I ant and I could he
Where sou are, for just a day or two.
If v611 could take mu' place and I could
take your place for nisi a little' ci hilc
If you could fit in'Iodu nit 'shoe' and I
.-ould fit in. sours._
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It s• sect he w orld the is as I sec tt
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-
If at: could listen to each other and rcaliu•
hear what is said, Mit wha t sic cs pc, I
hear or w ant •ti, hear or think w ought.ro
hear..
If we could understand the And
the true meaning, behind them. not by to
twist ITIvIST them into the meaning wort-1111k dies
should base.::.
• If we could read beta !hc c ct
not invent something that is not oicre
If we could,sas what use mean andme:an
a hat we sat
could ShrIV. our Init. .... ,
It use could look Jr• ca s h other and see
the real perSon. not the persim cups
SCHNEIDERS
DUTCH TREAT
to see or want to see or think . We ought to
see...,
If we could accept each other as sic arc
'and not expect thr.pther to change....
11- we could realize that 'ca-ch of us is
sometimes right and each of us is
sometimeS
• If we could accept that each of us is
different _and has the right to be
Understanding might cone a little
faster: faster: criticism a little slower, Jealous y
might fly right out the window: argument
might become obsolete.
_This_ the -dream of the
siecomplishment of few.
If we could remember the ancient Indian
Prayer and recognize the merit within it:
"Great Spirit- Grant that I ,niay not
criticize my neighbour'until have's% alked
mile an his moccasins," •
We don't want to get inside 6ch other's
head and find nut what makes each,other
tick. for that would take ac as the gift of
indisiduality and,t•he mystery of life.
Bui. if we could try a little harder to
understand each other better....
If Ss e -could respeet each other's right to
think our own thoughts, speak. our own
mmd. live' Our it..Lit hie Jte our own
person... .
Our list of friends would grow ruger,
(sir life would be enriched, and our Ss orld
would have more peace. FRANKS,.7 113
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