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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-01-31, Page 64� G PqM 6--Tbe lftdN Advance Times, January 81, 1979 Maitland Presbyterial WMS hears medical missionary speak ... - v1'MI ... w• , , .+.wMlaWii.n;eC''. ... �.•,.�ii�'� L .- i.�l Mrs. Don Robertson of The afternoon theme was Italy. 4 t Kinlimoh, president of Maitland "Looking Ahead". The year just Recently she has been working , Presbyterial Women's entered was described as 'a door with Indian staff as Director of 11losionary Societies, opened the to explore fields for usefulness' Community Health Nursing Zanmeeting of the and the ladies were told that 'one within a five mile radius of Jobat aniz,ation held January 22 at who does God's work gets God's Christian Hospital. There, eight k St. Andrew's Presbyterian pay'. Mrs. Jean Barr of Kinlough out of 12 villages have been Church, Wingham. was in charge of devotions and surveyed and some 6,000 people The theme for the morning based her message on the words reached through home visiting session was "Looking Back of a hymn. She presented her and health education. About 65 Towards Accomplishments and subject in an unusual and in- per cent of the children in the Forward to Our Challenge teresting fashion, reading a short area suffer from second or third • Today" and the thought con- selection from the Bible and degree malnutrition. veyed was that 'to whom much interspersing her readings with Miss White stressed the im- has been given, of him much verses from the hymn. The portance of the work done by the shall be required'. theme of her talk was "A missionaries sent out and Devotions were conducted by Message for the World Today" maintained by the WMS; doctors the. Bluevale group. Mrs. Golley and she stressed the importance who have been trained in their read scripture from the sixth of knowing God's statutes, hospitals; teachers graduated + chapter of Matthew's Gospel and trysting in Him and delighting to from their schools; nurses the message derived from the do His will in, this modern-day trained and babies whose lives �! , passage was a practical one of world. have been saved and are now living one day at a time. If a Miss Ida' White, who has contributing in meaningful ways young couple in love, for in- completed 25 years of overseas to the Christian community and• stance, could view their whole service as a medical missionary, winning others for Christ. The life with its joys, difficulties and was the guest speaker. She is a door is closing for the foreign :> adversities stretched out before graduate of Alexandra Marine missionaries to India but the ,I them, they would probably not and General Hospital School of many converts who are often in have the courage to marry and Nursing in Goderich. During grave danger for their faith, area would miss many of the World War II she served as an ready to carry on in the service of f? blessings. If one faces only the officer with the nursing service of the Master. cares of each day, one can cope the South African'Army and did Miss White asked the women to s successfully with them,duty in South Africa, Egypt and support these people and also the FX11.1; Christians in Taiwan with their prayers. Their need is great and the Holy Spirit is working •, mightily in both places opening The March of Dimes the hearts of the people. At the same time the forces against the DEMONSTRATING RESUSCIANNE for Wingham firemen and the donor Wingham Christians are increasing and Kinsmen is Reg O'Hagan, director of Wingham and District Hospital ambulance services. i n need of your help becoming more severe. Miss The $1,578.50 doll will be used to train firemen, ambulance drivers and others in lifesaving White said, "Let us not let them techniques. Wingham Kinsmen presented the firemen with ResusciAnne Jan. 24. down in their time of need. We To many people physical March of Dimes is government have to claim the promises of disability seems a rarity, funded," says Bud McMorran, God for them and pray for something that happens oc- fund raising chairman. "In fact them."e casionally to some unlucky only the 12 ability centres receive Mrs. William Munsh `w, Hosp. AuxiI'amembersperson far away. But not so, government assistance and even Education Consultant, conduc ed thousands of Canadian adults this is only partial. For all our the installation of officers for 1979 become disabled each year. other needs we rely entirely on and Mrs. Robertson brought the It could be the'result at w an the support of the general meeting to a close. hear speaker o n child abuse accident—in a car, work, , ai public." home or at play. It could be Next Monday night, Feb. 5, has caused by one of the crippling been set as the blitz night for the ,diseases such as multiple March of Dimes in the Wingham • The Auxiliary to the Wingham absent from school and then abuse and to cooperate with sclerosis, polio, arthritis, heart area, Shirleyanula, the local Maitland WI and District Hospital held its appear with fading bruises. Y p Family and Children's Services. attack or stroke. Some are born chairperson, said. On that night January meeting Monday of last The child may or may not Any information received about handicapped or are disabled in members of the Wingham members tour Week. During the business of the complain about his treatment. an abused child is confidential or childhood. Crippled kids grow up Kinette Club and other volun- meeting, it was announced that Often he is afraid to tell. When privileged and no action shall be to be disabled adults. teers will go from door to door in the Auxiliary is having coloring questioned, he may deny the instituted against the informant Whatever the cause the net the town and in Bluevale inviting local Museum books made to be given to abuse or give illogical ex result is a permanent physical donations. children when the are admitted planations for his injuries. is do the giving of information The Curator's meeting of the y is done maliciously or without disability for one in every seven Mrs. Hanula, who has been Maitland Women's Institute to hospital. President Mrs. Don Mrs. Pryde urged the members reasonable and probable cause. CanaAnd wflatever the cause the here since 1966, noted thag with the March oft when Dimes gym' with tour of the Wingham Museum on Tuesday evening of sleer also pers havebeenpurchased by. to be alertTto the ysigns of child ?. K +tee+► )hdability •- •. «; areb ofUrnes is there to help. you travel to one of the abilit y last week. The members found the Auxiliary for the children's •� ` Not only "with wheelchairs, ar- centres and see how hard the the tour very interesting and ward. tificial limbs and other aids, but people work to overcome their enjoyed seeing dishes, dolls, The spring rummage sale will with programs like job training disabilities and how well they can hospital a seeing dishes, camera be held in April, the date to be and placement camping and 1 #-- f tion in s ite of them announced later A proficiency HEARING TESTS Vane's Drug Store, Winghom on FRIDAY, FEB. 9,1-3 P.M. 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The meeting which followed y busing and transportation. "It's really wonderful to see Mrs. Len Phillips, correspond- the leader in style, value and professional The March of Dimes system of they peop opened with the Ode and Mary y what th do for le." Stewart Collect, followed by the ing secretary, read a letter from knowledge ... now offering our customers a services helps disabled people if you are missed by the minutes and the treasurer's Paula Blagrave, director of ,.,, . . I support themselves, volunteer canvassers or don't dietetics at the hospital, thanking new, exclusive live independent lives and et report. The officers' conference g receive an appeal letter in the will be held May 1, 2 and 3 at the Auxiliary for the corsages hack where they belong: in the mail you can still give by sending Waterloo. The curators will at- and pens which were part of the Q ma:'...:..::.. of life. your gift to the nearest ability tend. Mrs. Les Jacklin was ap- bray favors for the patients on D Work like this takes money, a centre or to the provincial office Christmas Day. She also thanked eat deal of money, however pointed chairman of the ren gr Y, at 90 Thornciiffe Park Drive, taenial project. the ladies who served the staff carefully it is spent. . Toronto, M4H 1M5. Thank -you notes were received coffee and goodies on December "People seem to think the frorrio Lavonne Ballagh and the 22. Family and Children's Services. Mrs. Passmore reported there Members agreed to send a are 15 active girls in the Candy D donation to the Wingham Stripers. She also stated that five Museum. Branch membership Boy Scouts are interested. I_- 'd b F b 1 Mrs. Kathy Pryde, who is on ' fees are to pat y e ruary • the staff of the Huron County An executive meeting, to plan the District Annual in May, will Family and Children's Services, Membership is awarded only to selected a, spoke to the Auxiliary and jewelers who possess proven gemological be held April 2 in Dungannon showed films on child abuse.know) ' a and the highest ethical stan- United Church. A short course dards. It isour assurance of the reliability .. workshop, "Needlepoint for Mrs. Pryde noted some of the and capability of this firm. Beginners", will be held in signs of child abuse The child Wingham February 12 and 15. All may often be tired. He may be N Institutes are asked to sponsor unusually or exceptionally quiet, the Erland Lee Home. uncommunicative, fearful of authority and of other children. 3 ANSTETT JEWELLERS LIMITED DAVID ANSTETT- G.G. MICHAEL ANSTETT - G.G. R011 call was answered by 1 ndmark He may wince when touched. The ANSTETT'S 10 YEAR GUARANTEE naming a yams ing a child often has bruises or burns and the motto was "Hats Off to the Past! Coats Off to the not usually associated with play. Future! ". Mrs. K. deVries gave a He may refuse to participate in 1. We guarantee R product to be the grade, quality and price stated. y reading and a dessert lunch was gym classes for no valid reason ' served by Mrs. B. Allen and Mrs. in an attempt to conceal his in- 2. Supply ANSTETT'S complete and documented appraisal by our deVries. juries. He may frequently be Gemmolo fists or ki 0��'1���1 o Do you know anyone here in Ontario who -through selflessness. humanity and kindness without expecting anything in return -has made this a better province m which to live') That's the kind of person for whom the Ontarro Medal for ('food Citizenship was established 12 recipients are selected yearly by an independent Advisory Council of Ontario citizens whose honorary chairman is the lieutenant Governer of the Province Anyone may nominate a person for the Ontario Medal. and nomination forms are available by writing. Executive 5ecretary Advisory Council Ontario Medal foi Good Citizenship Queen's Park Toronto. Ontario M3A IN Making d nomination is itself an art of appreciation for good citizenship All norninatirms should he rereiv0d by April 17 1979 Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship Needlepoint courses IV offered this winter Are you interested in learning a own patterns for needlepoint and new craft or in adding to your several new stitches. knowledge of a craft you already The course will take the form of know? If so, you might consider a a leadership workshop with each course on needlepoint being group, whether an organized offered this winter by the home group or just an informal economics branch of the Ontario gathering, sending one or two agriculture and food ministry. leaders who will learn the in - There will be soifiething in it formation and get the supplies. for everyone, Grace Bird, OMAF They will then return to their home economist, promises. For communities and teach the those who would like to learn course to their members. needlepoint the course offers guidance in., color harmony, Upon completion of the course selection of proper canvas sizes, a summary day will be held, with yarns and needles. Step by step all members getting together to instructions are given for five see what other groups in the area popular and useful stitches which have done. RW are worked on a sample. Once the Leadership workshops will be sampler is completed members held in Wingham on Feb 12 and can go ahead with confidence to 15 and in Clinton on Feb. to and 17 complete an item of their choice. and Feb. 19 and 21, also in F,xeter For those who have done on Feb. 13 and 16. Further in - needlepoint before the course formation and application forms offers advanced instructions on are available from Grace Aird at professionally blocking your the OMAF office in Clinton,. finished pieces, designing your 3428 or Zenith 7-2RM. 9 3. 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