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FISHER PRO HARDWARE Main St. EXETER 235-2190 Without obligation, please send me more information. NAME ADDRESS CITY/TOWN PROV ThresAdvocato, March 1, 1973 Pay. 11 4'4 Crediton man named chairman, speaker cites Indian problems Will the new tax laws increase your tax liability? Let Investors Show how to keep your taxes to a minimum. 1I 0$ A Rev. Douglas Warren of Crediton took over the chair- manship of the Huron-Perth Presbytery of the United Church at a meeting of the Presbytery in Seaforth Thursday. He succeeds Rev, Frederick Foist, Stratford who resigned because of themany meetings he must attend as president-elect of the London Conference of the United Church, The office of the vice-chairman left vacant by Mr, Warren's election will be filled at the April meeting, Rev, Frederick Foist, in handing over his gavel of office to Mr. Warren, said that as chairman he was often in a bind to know whether the Presbytery should be structured to program or business, He suggested that at the Presbytery there should be more emphasis on program. Business could be handled at other times by division meetings. Mr. Foist said he sensed "a deep feeling of concern, a sense of responsibility that the church has to move forward on the feet of ordinary people like you and me". "We have so much at stake here in Huron-Perth Presbytery to offer to the London conference as we work with other Presbyteries", he said, Rev. Migiel Stephenson, serving in India under the United Church of Canada and now on a five-month furlough until May 20 at her home in Toronto, was guest speaker at the meeting. Miss Stephenson said the problem of a population explosion in. India is being tackled by family planning education. However, she said, the village people in India are tradition bound and suspicious of any change. Poverty and illiteracy are two other main problems which India faces. There is much disease and lack of good sanitation. Unem- ployment is high, she said, Because of a drought in the north-west areas of India vast multitudes have no food or water and many have left their homes to go to the cities for relief. The Indian government has set up schools within two or three miles of every family. Clinics and dispensaries are available and nurses and doctors are sent out to deal with the sick. However, there is only one doctor for every 5,000 people and one nurse for every 70,000 people. There are 65 million children who are still not in schools. By SHERRY CECIL Over 120 Christian denominations all across Canada will join together in worship Friday in observance of the World Day of Prayer. Designed to "spread Christ's kingdom through united prayer and action", the World Day of Prayer has a history dating as far back as 1887, when a Day of Prayer for Home Missions was instituted by the Women's Board of Home Missions Presbyterian Church, U.S.A. Since then it has come a long way, through the Women's Interdenominational Da'y of Prayer for Missions in 1920 to the United Day of Prayer in 1922, when it was joined by Canadian churchwomen, and finally to its permanent title in 1927 of the World Day of Prayer. Today, millions of people in over 150 countries, including over more than 3,500 Canadian communities, observe this day of worship, work and fellowship. And Exeter will not allow the day to pass by unnoticed. A local service is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Friday at Exeter United Church, with Mrs. Don Wilson as speaker and Mrs. Cecil Smith as soloist. The theme of the program, which was written by New Zealand women of European and Maori descent, is "alert in our time - to be alert to every op- portunity of loving service to all mankind". Scripture readings will be from "Good News for Modern Man," Services will also be held in Hensall, Dashwood, and other area communities. Traditionally the first day of Lent, the World Day of Prayer was changed in 1968 to the first Friday in March. It is sponsored by the Women's Inter-Church Council of Canada, which in- cludes 11 denominations with six members each. The Council is responsible for writing and editing the worship services and special programs are produced for children as well as adults. Programs are also printed in French, Japanese, Chinese and Braille. It also serves on such organizations as the John Milton Society for the Blind in Canada, Miss Stephenson is a member of the Church of North India, a union of six denominations for- med in November, 1970. She spends much of her time teaching music in seminars, workshops and institutes. The Presbytery appointed a team to be responsible for Christian development in the Presbytery, They will be working with Rev, Morley Clark, London, field secretary of Mission in Canada. Appointed are: Rev, Robert Raymont, Mrs. Cora Thistle, Harold Knisely, Rev, Barrie Robinson, Rev, Glen Wright, Rev. Bruce Guy, Rae Grant, and Mrs. Moira Couper. One report revealed total membership in the church in the two counties is down by 2,235 for a total of 21,509 in 1972. Baptisms are down by 72 and marriages by 50, The number of new members was down by 95 and attendance at sunday school dropped 1,316 to a total of 5,771. The day-long session was at- tended by 95 clergy and lay delegates. Summer of Service Volunteers, the United Nations, the Indian Eskimo Association and the Canadian Welfare Council. Make donation to Ability fund Thirty members of the Exeter Legion Ladies' Auxiliary met Monday night with President Barb Hearn presiding. It was decided to donate $25 to the Ability Fund, Plans were made to cater to three dinners: The Progressive Conservative luncheon March 1; a mixed dart tournament March 17; and a Liberal banquet March 30. Ann Kennedy won the systery prize, and games were played. Huronview news Huronview was reopened to visitors last Thursday, which was welcome news to both the residents and their families and friends. Monday afternoon activities included the welcoming of a new resident from the Zurich area, with music for the old-time dancing and sing-song provided by Mary Taylor, Alice Roorda, Norman Spier and Jerry Collins. Tuesday afternoon's regular program of Bible study, in the chapel was back on schedule this week. During the past three weeks this time has been filled in with organ music. Two films were shown on family night, with Bert Colombe running the projector. One film reviewed the history of the Calgary Stampede and the other was the old Charlie Chaplin type and took everyone back about 40 years to the time of the silent movie. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Appleton visited in Guelph with daughter Sharon and son-in-law Terry Armishaw. While there they attended hockey game in Camp Borden to see Terry play hockey for C.F.B. Uplands. They won the Ontario championship for all C.F.B. stations. Centralia Farmers Supply Ltd. 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The program, now in its fourth year, is designed to give students experience and insight into the production of a weekly newspaper. "And I'm enjoying every minute of it," says 20-year-old Sherry. "I've been given a lot of free rein and a chance to get involved in nearly every aspect of news writing." Sherry, who is from Burlington, Ontario, hopes to finish the four-year course in Journalism at Western and continue with a career in the news field. RECEIVES GAVEL - Rev, Frederick Foist, Stratford, hands over the gavel of office to the newly elected chairman of the Huron-Perth Presbytery, Rev, Douglas Warren, Crediton, (photo by Oke) UWO student at T -A on internship program Local ladies gather Mark world-wide service eheedttra SYNDICATE LIMITED Or mad this coupon 145.Deer Park Circle; London. Phone 471-6005