HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1978-12-20, Page 11.CHRISTMAS AT HOME — That seemed to be
the theme of the float the Brussels Business
Association (BBA) had entered in the Santa
Claus parade. (Photo by Langlois),
Horne and School group
Wants child abuse stopped.
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THE BRUSSELS POST, DECEMBER 20, 1970 r— 11
Santa that is all
Rear Santa,
I would like for Christmas
a paint set and barbie dolls
and 1 would like erayns, some
mittens and a new book and a
new hat and a wonder
woman and a new. game. It is
called Flat. Cat and a new
game called Master Mine
and a new game called Jaws
and that is all.
. Love Kath Graber •y
When a neigIiboUr woman
foUnd 9 year-old 'Mary Ellen
chained to a bed in 1893, she
disCovered that not one New
'York 'State Law prevented
cruelq,:. :to children., The
publieOtiteiY, bothin. Canada
.ancg the U.S., led, to. the
W or) 01 ' s first `Child protection-
law . ,
More than 80 years later,
accOrding to the Canadian
Hothe %,and ; School and
Prize winners' ' at the
BrUssels Legion turkey bingo
on Friday were' Mrs.
Snyder, Mrs. John Cousins,
Heather McDonald.
Special--Mrs. Carl Graber
Sr. and Mrs. Griffith; Mrs.
Edith Warwick, Mrs.
Howard Bernard, Morla
Sugg, $25.00.
Special $25.00-- Ralph
Traviss, Joe Adams, Mrs.
Tom Garniss, Pat Newby.
Special $25.00--Jean
McNeil, Mrs. Ken Bird,
Nelly Burkhnolder, Gord
Parent-Teacher Federation,
the abused.or neglected child
is still to frequently the
victim .of an apathetic com-
inanity or neighbours' who
hope :the problem will go • away.
The ,national group, repre-
senting' Canadian 'parentk
announced at aToronto press
conference on 'Nov. 14 that
all :to its provincial and local
associations have *received
Barlow.
Share Wealth $40.25--
Betty Glew, Morla Sugg,
Jeane Bridge.
Door Prize Jeane Hodge.
Ladies Auxiliary Draw,
December 15, 1978: Afghan
cushion--Earl Cabana,
Listowel; Electric Drill--
Sharon Stephenson,
Brussels; Place mats--S.M.
MacPherson, R.4 Brussels;
Table Cloth--Kay Hastings,
Cambridge; Tea Towels and
Oven Mitts--Mel Fisher,
Listowel.
pamphlet that is intended to
focus attention upon a pro-
blem which was not even,
seriously researched in
Canada' until the 1960's.
Ms. Kirsti Jarvis, Publicity
'Chairman for the CHSPTF
and a past president of the
Ontario federation of Home
and School Associations, said
the pamphlet; produced both
in English and French, is the
result of more than one year
of research by a...Federation
committee baked in- Prince
Edward !gland.
The document, said Ms.
Jarvis, is an attempt to
increase understanding
among parents and to
emphasize the importance of
early detection. The
emphasis, she said, is upon
prevention of abuse and
neglect rather than punish-
ment of those involved.
"Our committee's re-
search dispels many myths,"
said Ms. Jarvis. "For
.example, child abuse and
neglect happens all through
the ,population and in all
types of families. It is not
more apt to happen among
rural, or urban or suburban
families, or in any particular
ethnic or religious group."
group.—
' Ironically, she said, both
canada and the U.S. created
societes for the protection of
animals before they created
similar protection for their
children.
"The Canadian Home and
School and Parent-Teacher
Federation recognizes that,
more public awarenes is ,„
needed for a problem that'
has Only come to public
attention in recent years.
And we cannot' think of a
more fitting time to do that
than 1979, which has been
declared the International
Year of the Child by the
'United Nations."
Copies of the booklet,
"The Child . . . Everybody's
Rsponsibility", are available
to the general public as well
as CHSPTF members, said
Ms. Jarvis. They can tre
obtained from any provincial
Home and School Federation
or from the CHSPTF head
office at 240 Eglinton Avenue
'East, Toronto, M4P 1K8.
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