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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-10-21, Page 7GRADUATE — Sherry Gilfillan, daughter of Bill and Grace Gilfillan, Exeter, recently graduated with Honours in the Business Ad- ministration course at Westervelt Business College. She has accepted a position, as Assistant Manager with Gilly's Service Centre. JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlf II11111111111I1111111{Illlllfl! Christmas Design Course Classes commence Mon, Nov. 2 Wed, Nov. 4 7:30 -9 p.m. at Boyles Skills & Quills Dashwood for Registration phone 237-3212 or Bev Durdin at 237-3759 111111111111t111111111111111111111111111 1111111: Outline views of parenting at fellowship group's session Ladies community fellowship last week hosted a meeting where the topic of parenting was discussed by two guest speakers. Wendy Hines of the Association of the Mentally Handicapped told the ladies they could prevent mental retardation in their children if they looked after themselves during their pregnancy. Marie McKinnon, a Grand Bend resident, shopkeeper, and mother of two, sang two songs for the 45 ladies in attendance. The songs were "Otte Day at a Time" and "Lord, Don't Move That Mountain". She discussed the ways that the Bible has set down for people to be good parents. This was the second monthly meeting of the group organized in part by Nell DeJong and Lois Gonyou. Hines, the public awareness co-ordinator for South Huron and District Association for. the Mentally Handicapped told the ladies 3% of all Canadians are Mrs. Thelma Neil spent the weekend with her family Mr. and Mrs. Carl Turner and also attended the graduation of her grandson Jeff Turner in London. Her niece Lois Brintnell is visiting her from Medicine Hat, Alberta. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rohner had a pleasant trip to Calgary. They went by train and came back by plane. They visited in Golden, Penticton and Van- couver and Columbia and their son Grant in Calgary. mentally handicapped. She said this number can be drastically reduced if women look after themselves. She said genetic counsell- ing is a good idea for any woman 35 years of a$e and older who is thinking of becoming pregnant. This should occur about three months before the baby is conceived. Part of the testing should include resistance to German and Red measles, blood incom- patibilities and a check for any infections in the bladder and kidneys. When discussing pre -natal care, she said abstinence from drugs, alcohol, and cigarettes would not hurt the baby. She said 14% of the mothers who smoke, have low birth -weight babies. Another statistic she quoted was that women of child - MR. AND MRS. STEVEN BIBBY Tammy Louise Schenk, daughter of Gerry and Rita Schenk of Crediton, and Steven Paul Bibby, son of Bob and Lois Bibby of RR 1 St. Marys, were married at Zion United Church, Crediton, Oct. 10. Officiating clergyman for the double ring ceremony was Rev. Brian Elder. The maid of honour was Lorie Schenk and bridesmaids were Dianne Wilds and Mauro McVeeney. The best man was Ted Bibby and the groom's men were Steve Barr and Dave Blackler. After a honeymoon to Niagara Falls, the couple has taken up residence at Huron Park. Centre Mall, Exeter Step out in style with fall fashions from bearing age are the biggest consumers of non- prescription drugs. Hines said babies are given two tests as soon as they are born for two dis- orders which, if treated at birth, can prevent a poten- tially retarded child from becoming thus afflicted. She suggests that human relations classes in high school are a good idea, and teenage parents are not mature enough, either emotionally or biologically, to be good parents. Hines said any suspected cases of child abuse should be reported immediately and that some people, such as single parents. and teenagers are more prone to child abuse. Hines concluded her talk by warning parents to be careful with poisons in the house and to make sure toys and equipment are safe. After a brief intermission, Marie McKinnon looked up several scripture passages and explained how they can help make a person a better parent. Children use their parents as role -models, she said, therefore it is important for parents to display the kind of values they want to be prominent in their children. Among the scriptures she quoted were Deuteronomy 6:1-9, Psalm 78:1-8, Ephesians 6:4 and Romans 12:2. She said it is important to teach children God's laws, and communication through prayer. McKinnon stressed that a positive attitude is necessary in raising a healthy child. An example of negative at- titude, she said is the press. When the Royal Wedding was on television. she said, even the commentators talk- ed about how nice it was to be reporting on good news. She told the ladies to "dare to live with positive expectations". 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