Times-Advocate, 1984-04-25, Page 6I
Need to understand and sympathize with others
Am I my brother's
keeper?" asked Cain of God.
It's a question many people
continue to ask through the
ages.
Of course, , we are our
brother's keeper. This has
become the basic responsibili-
ty of all human relationships.
We obey traffic laws. We pay
taxes. We establish social
welfare agencies. We do all
these things under the com-
bined responsibility we have
for each other.
But a deeper involvement
develops when we admit we
are not only our brother's
keeper but are also our
brother's brother or sister.
We've all heard the story of
the little boy who was seen
carrying a baby on his small
back. A man stopped him and
inquired, "Isn't that baby too
heavy for you, son?" "Oh, no,
Mister," replied the
youngster, "he's not heavy,
he's my brother."
Perhaps there's a need for
us to be more like the boy, to
move beyond the minimal ex -
pectation of social service and
justice, into a loving relation-
ship of brotherhood. Perhaps
we need to seek to understand
and sympathize more with
the needs of others.
There is another story
about another little boy sitting
in the park holding in his hand
MR. AND MRS. RON DAWE
Kimberly Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
McBride, Exeter, and Ron Dawe, Exeter were married
April 7, 1984 at Exeter United Church with Rev. J. For-
syth officiating. Maid of honour was Darlene, and
bridesmaids were Jodi and Shannon, all sisters of the
bride. Best man was Steve Wells, friend of the groom
and ushers were Stewart Brown, friend of the groom
and David Dawe, brother of the groom. Following a
honeymoon in Las Vegas the couple is living in Exeter.
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MR. AND MRS. BEV LEARN
Mr. and Mrs. Bev Learn were united in marriage Satur-
day, April 7, 1984 at Emmanuel Baptist Church in Ex-
eter. The maid of honour was Pat Rose and best man
was Greg Dayman. The couple is residing in Huron
Park. Photo by Larry Dillon
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY - Russell and Ruth Brock,
RR 4 Goderich celebrated their golden anniversary with
o family dinner at Beniniller Inn. The couple were mar-
.ried at Centralia by Rev. R.N. Stewart, April 11, 1934.
Those attending the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Don
Brock, Bruce and Beth, Stayner, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brock,
Jeffrey and Karen, Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. David
Brock, Tim, Mark and Jamie, Staffa. The couple receiv-
ed many congratulatory messages, gifts and flowers.
Their family presented them with gold watches to com-
memorate the occasion. They were also entertained
later by the Morley family to dinner at "Robindales" in
Goderich. Photo by R.J. Nephew.
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a sparrow with a broken
wing. A kind lady came along
and said, "Little boy, would
you like me to take this bird
with me and nurse it until it
is well? I promise that when
it is healed I will bring it back
to the park and let it go
again." The boy thought for a
moment and then replied, "If
you don't mind, I'll take care
of the bird myself." He paus-
ed for a moment and then
added, "You see, I unders-
tand this sparrow.;'
The woman was not quite
sure what he meant until he
stood up and she saw that his
leg was in a cast. Because he
had been hurt he understood
the bird's suffering.
Nothing helps as much or
improves our understanding
of another's problems as
sharing common needs and
troubles. If you seek consola-
It seems
to me...
by Gwyn Whilsmith
tion you do not go to the per-
son who never admits having
experienced any difficulties
or failures. Instead, you reach
out to someone whose ex-
perience is similar to yours
and whose feelings are very
real, and from whom you will
receive brotherly love and
sympathy. -
Never before has there
been such a need for the
strong brother to help the
weak brother. The imbalance
of our economic resources,
the poverty of so many
millions and the suffering of
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entire nations calls upon those
who are strong to help those
who are weak. On the occa-
sion when Jesus fed the
multitude he was saying "I
have compassion on you....I
will not send you away
hungry."
There is a great need for us
to feel this same compassion
today, to sense the needs and
the hunger of many people, to
refuse to put them out of our
minds.
A synical adult sought to
discount the trust of a little
girl of a poor family who
hardly knew where the next
meal would come from. He
said to her, "If God loved you,
wouldn't He send you food
and shoes?" To which she
replied, "Well, God told so-
meone, but they forgot."
We are like that. Instead of
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giving love and help to those
in need, we forget. It seems to
me we must keep remember -
ung who our brothers and
sisters really are and help
them in every way we can.
Week for 4-H leaders
In Ontario 6,000 adults duties of 4-H leaders vary ac -
volunteer each year to Lead cording to their clubs and
4-H clubs. Of these volunteers their own talents, but general -
250 are 4-H leaders in Mid- ly these adults enjoy working
dlesex county. The perfect op- with youth and are very
portunity to salute their con- knowledgeable about the
tributions is during National specific clubs they lead.
Volunteer Week from April The contribution of these in -
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province's young people by ilnheralded but its value can -
teaching them skills, develop- not be estimated. How does
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and feelings of self-worth, countless hours so unselfishly
providing opportunities for , given to Ontario's 22,000 4-H
new experiences, listening to members?
them, and by encouraging , Hats off to our 4-H leaders
them to "learn to do by do- during National Volunteer
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M" cannonball bed
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SWIVEL ROCKERS
RECLINERS • GLIDERS
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Vinyl Clothes
An ideal Shower or Wedding
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Thursday, April 26 to Saturday, May 5
10% off everything Up to 50% off Feature Values
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PRINCEVILLE OAK
BEDROOM SUITE
Includes triple dresser, vertical mirror,
cedar lined door armoire, 60" headboard
our reg. price 1,349.'•
'/2 PRICE $1i75?O
Night tables extra
Grandfather Clocks
by Craftline and Howard MIII•r
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EXAMPLE OUR REG. PRICE
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SOFA BEDS
for extra sleeping accommodation
by Braemore Convertibles„
Kroehler, Sup.rstyl• in
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plaids In colonial $279 00
and traditional
styling,. AND
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Our regular open stock
White Colonial 25% Bedroom Furniture OFF
EXAMPLE OUR REG. PRICE
Double Dresser 224.95
and Mirror
4 Drawer Chest 115.50
Night Table 57.95
Princess Bed 213.95
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Attractive
GOLDCREST HOME
ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE
With Interior lighting,
adjustable shelving, glass
doors in a stain
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Our reg.
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Ostermoor Sleep Sets
SIZE SALE PRICE
TWIN 274.95
DOUBLE 334.95
QUEEN 399.95
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HEATH FURNITURE
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Braemore Colonial 773.95
Kroehler Traditional
Standard Colonial
Braemore Traditional
992.00
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CHEVAL MIRROR
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