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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1985. PAGE 15.
Cranbrook News
W.M.S. learns of native people
BY MRS. MAC ENGEL
Mrs. Joe Smith was hostess for
the November meeting of the
W.M.S. of Knox Church. The
leader, Mrs. Wilfred Strickler used
the theme "Remembrance" for
the worship. Two minutes silence
was observed and "God Save the
Queen" was sung. The roll call was
a verse on "remembrance".
The topic from the study "Native
People" was given by Mrs.
Stewart Steiss. It is hard for native
people to accept our values and
relationships. They are in tune
with nature and worship through
nature. Their religion must be
respected. There is a high rate of
suicide. Music plays an important
part in their life and they use drums
a lot. Mrs. Steiss told of the
Mistawasis Indian Reserve in
Saskatchewan. A minister must be
sensitive and acquainted with
Indian rights. Anglicans, the
United Church and Mennonites
have done a lot.
The Cranbrook W.M.S. are
invited to Melville Presbyterian
Church, Brussels, on Sunday
evening, November 24 at 8 p.m.
when Miss Ann Jamieson will be
guest speaker.
The December meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Stuart Stevenson
beginning with a potluck meal at 12
noon.
This was the annual meeting and
reports were filled out. Following
is the slate of officers for 1986:
Wingham
Pro-Life
upset with media
The success of the pro-life booth
at the Teeswater Fall Fair was
encouraging for the members of
Wingham Voice for Life. A number
of visitors came to inquire about
pro-life issues and a quilt was
raffled off. The quilt was won by
Mrs. Janet Steirrenberg of Bel-
grave.
At the November meeting of
Voice for Life the members
deplored the media's lack of
concern for the pro-life cause. The
media sometimes even seem to
take a pro-abortion stance. If this is
so, perhaps their concern with
advertising, and their commitment
to the values of an amoral,
materialistic society could explain
their apathy.
For those who seek information
about abortion and the reasons
why we oppose it, Wingham Voice
for Life has a library of books and
pamplets available. New additions
to the library are: an excellent book
by Dr. .1. C. Wilke, Abortion:
Questions and Answers and the
pamplets, "In Vitro Fertilization"
and "Should Abortion Be a Conern
of the Christian?"
An interesting event is to take
place in Goderich on Monday,
December 9. At the office of
Goderich Right to Life, there will
be a debate between a pro-life
physician and another doctor, who
espouses the pro-choice stance.
The debate is to begin at 8 p.m.
President, Mrs. Leslie Knight,
Vice-Pres., Mrs. Clare Veitch;
Secretary, Mrs. Jack Knight;
Assistant, Mrs. W. Strickler;
Treasurer, Mrs. Jim Hart; Friend-
ship and Service, Mrs. Mac Engel;
Literature, Mrs. Gordon Engel;
Glad Tidings, Mrs. Harvey Smith;
Press Sec., Mrs. Mac Engel;
Supply, Mrs. Strickler; Pianist,
Mrs. Steiss; Auditor, Mrs. Stuart
Stevenson.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Siemon
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Knight to Toronto on November 11
to the International Youth Year
Choral Festival Concert held in Roy
Thomson Hall. Rick accompanied
them home after taking part in
"Kaggik '85", a five day confer-
ence for young singers from across
Canada.
The Listowel choir sang at the
Harbourfront and Roy Thomson
Hall and attended workshops at
Walter Hall University of Toronto.
Seventy-five members and
guests of the Canadian Order of
Foresters sat down to a delicious
dinner at the B.M.G. arena,
Brussels on November 12. They
were entertained by the Vanass
sisters and Leanne Minielly, Bro.
Norman Hill from head office, his
wife and sister Jessie Hill were
guests. Bro. Norman spoke and
also presented Br. Wilfred Strick-
ler with his 25 year pin. Bro. Stan
MacDonald was M.C. for the
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom O'Rourke nee
Debbie Rathwell presented Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Rathwell with
another granddaughter, a great
granddaughter for Jack and Mrs.
Conley and Glen and Mrs. Rath-
well.
The Cranbrook Hall Board will be
having card parties the first Friday
of each month beginning Decem-
ber 6 to May 2.
The Canadian Order of Fores-
ters are having a family dance in
the Cranbrook Hall on November
22 at 9 p.m. with Tiffin's Orche-
stra.
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