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CANCER DONATION Ailsa Craig Take A Break member Audrey Willms looks on while
Ruth Arnel, President of the Parkhill Ailsa Craig Cancer Unit receives a cheque in the amount
of $237.00 from Della Crozier. Members of the Take A Break group sold daffodils early in
April on behalf of the cancer society. Photo b Scheifele
Presbytery elect officers,
hear of pastoral changes
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We’ve got a lot to share.
Rev. Maurice Francis,
Thamesview, will head
Huron-Perth Presbytery of
the United Church of Canada
at the rise of Conference in
May. He succeeds Harold
Knisley, Goderich, the first
lay chairman since Huron
and Perth Presbyteries
amalgamated 11 years ago.
After being introduced to
the court. Rev. Francis out
lined his priorities for the
new year. World Outreach
and camping are two areas
in which he is particularly
interested.
The session was held at
North St. United Church,
Goderich on April 24.
Vice Chairman is Rev.
Rae Grant, Listowel. Rev.
Eric LeDrew, Brussels and
Joe Snider, Goderich, will
continue as secretary and
treasurer.
Division chairpersons
elected were: com
munications, Mrs. Myrtle
Walkom, Thamesview;
finance, Rev. James
Vanslyke, Seaforth;
ministry, personnel and
education, Rev. John
Oestreicher, Clinton ;mission
in Canada, Rev. Ross Cum
mings, Stratford; and world
outreach, Rev. Bruce Eaton,
Sebringville.
Head speaks
The president of London
Conference, Rev. Anne
Egilsson in a brief address
to the court stressed three
points; We must have vi
sion, we must have an op
portunity to look at our pur
pose and we must cooperate
within and among the con
gregations, presbytery and
conference.
Mrs. Eglisson also pointed
out that the person in the
pew must do a great deal of
thinking about the ministry
of women, referring to the
larger number of women
now in theological schools.
Sixty-five percent of Lon
don Conference churches
have declining memberships
stated Rev. Morley Clarke,
a conference staff officer.
The problem was the basis
of a study during a three-
month sabbatical. He told of
visiting four churches which
are reversing that trend.
The court was advised
that Rev. Stanley McDonald
will be inducted into Hensail
United Church on May 16
and that effective July 1,
Rev. Robert Scott of Elgin
will minister at
Londesboro,; Rev. Ernest
Fellows, Newfoundland, at
Gorrie-Wroxeter; Rev.
Bruce Guy, Dashwood-
Zurich at Merlin-Fletcher;
Rev. Wilena Brown,
Bluevale, at Varna-Goshen;
Rev. John Anderson,
Regina, at Trinity,
Listowel; Rev. Brian Elder,
Newfoundland at Crediton
and Richard Hawley, stu
dent supply, at Auburn. Rev.
Percy Brown; retired,
Kirkton, has transferred to
Toronto Presbytery,
Making people aware of
their feelings as group
decisions are made was il
lustrated by the role-playing
method staged by the Divi
sion of Communications, un
der Rev. Wilena Brown,
Bluevale.
The first presentation in
dicated the result of an
autocratic decision, the se
cond the passive attitude of
the chairman and the third a
thorough discussion in which
the membership’s views are
drawn out and a democratic
decision reached.
Mrs. Doris Zurbrigg,
Listowel reported that 350
women attended the UCW
annual at Lambeth, 33 of
them from Huron-Perth.
Special events were planned
for Alma College, West
minster College and
Mennesetung camp. Claire
Boyd announced the Ontario
Roundup at Geneva Park,
and conferences at
Delawana Inn and Universi
ty of Toronto for men of the
church.
It was indicated that
Conference was to be asked
to urge congregations to
study the theme Land Use
ownership a privilege not a
right, Huron-Perth com
mittees have made a signifi
cant contribution in this
area.
Rev. Bruce Eaton in his
Outreach report encouraged
the exchange of pulpits in
May 1980 to promote his
committee’s objectives. He
told the court of several
traumatic experiences in
Zaire. Rev. Bert, Daynard,
Staffa reported that as of
July 1 Dashwood and Zurich
will unite as one congrega
tion. The court was told that
Rev. Daynard was com
mended by Conference for
his contribution to the
church.
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CORRECTION
The rental price published in
last
the
St;
week's advertisement for
Town Houses on Simcoe
Exeter last week was
published incorrectly at $195
per month. The correct price is
$295 per month.
The Times-Advocate regrets any
inconvenience this error may have
caused.
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North Middlesex &
North Lambton Since 1873
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La Leche League
meets in Goderich
By B. KERR
La Leche League in Huron
County met in April at the
home of Mrs. D. Rutter,
Goderich, The topic of
discussion was “Baby
Arrives: the Family and the
Breastfeeding Baby”, which
is the third of a series of four
topics designed to help the
nursing mother. This topic
deals with the relationships
of father and mother in
caring for the newborn and
his siblings.
Mrs. Janis Bisback, the
leader of this series ex
plained that the role of each
person in the family changes
with the arrival of a new
baby, and it is important to
become aware of each
person’s needs in order to
find ways to maintain a
close-knit family. Some
guidance can be taken from
the “Art of Breastfeeding’’
which offers a confident
attitude.
The role of women who had
been working before the
baby was born was
discussed. It was agreed that
a woman who enjoys her
pregnancy and has a positive
attitude towards labour, can
more easily develop a
successful nursing
relationship with her baby.
Since newborns need at
tentive care for such a short
time, many mothers felt that
the needs of a newborn
should be met. It was felt
that a small investment in
loving the newborn resulted
in a large reward of love
from the child later. One
study discovered that
material-infant bonding,
that is, mother and father
having close contact with the
newborn 15-60 minutes after
its birth, encouraged the
family to be more tactile and
the child to be more verbal at
two years of age.
Many changes occur as the
woman becomes a mother.
She must learn to deal with
the new baby, her husband,
and other siblings when she
becomes a homemaker. The
husband in turn, now
becomes the sole provider
and protector of his family.
There are many adjustments
to be made, as everyone co
operates for the good of the
family.
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