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Oristianity
in China
is Belmore
WMS topic
>kii•M0=— "Christianity
last judgement as recorded in the
has aeW bee popular in China
25th chapter of the gospel of
becausn tics eburches reminded
Matthew. Miss Edith Stokes
WO Cb hftb of the imperialist
chose a meditation entitled
pad", reported Mrs. Ken
"Facing Affliction Joyfully" and
Dkkson at the September
led in prayer. Hymns describing
aseeting of the Women's
a Christian life of brotherly love
Missionary Society of Knox
and service were sung.
Preebytwian Burch, Belmore.
The roll call"How has this
. C 614enth ,of ane per cent of the
study of China affected your view
Population is Christian and they
of freedom?", was answered by
bald their servipes in homes in
nine ladies who commented that
the fteni"H with no Paid clergy,"
freedoms are taken for granted
she said, in Presenting the topic,
and felt this study has increased
"Christ and Community in New 'awareness
and appreciatiqp of
China". She reviewed the ad-
the freedoms which are by -
vantages which atheistic com-
products of democratic govern-
munism has brought to the poor
ment.
peasants of China.
Presbyterian calendars for
A good discussion developed.
1980 may be ordered from the
from the questions she
secretary, Mrs. Bruce Darling.
distributed. It was suggested
Members are invited to attend
Christians should pray for the
the Bluevale Auxiliary
Chinese people but not try to
Thankoffering on September 30
force Christianity on them.
when Captain Iain Trainor of the
The president, Mrs. Ralph
Wingham Corps of the Salvation
Dickson, opened the meeting
Army will speak; and the Gorrie
with prayer and later read an
Auxiliary Thankoffering on
article entitled "Things of
October 9 when Mrs. John Bell of
Lasting Value". Mrs. Carl Nickel
Whitechurch will be the guest
head Christ's description of the
speaker. The fall rally of
Maitland Presbyterial will be
held in St... ew's Church,
WINGHAMMiss
Wingham, onober 11 when
Beatrice Scott, missionary
nurse from India, will speak.
BODY SHOP
Mrs. Myrtle Weir served
_
delicious lunch during the
fellowship hour.
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BELGRAVE—The 'Mgrave Janet Laidlaw showed
girls have begun the needlepoint needlepoint pictures and. Mm.
club which is proving very in- Elliott discussed primary and
teresting. The 14 members are secondary colors and hum. Mrs.
led by Mrs. Dorothy Coultes and Purdon discussed threading
Mrs. Mary Hunter. The officers needles.
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Chettleburgh; vice president, stitches and worked on them CHRISTMAS SEALS
Cathy Shiell; secretary, Julie during the meeting. The next
Gnay; press reporter, Lisa meeting will be held September FIGHT LUNG DISEASE
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Mrs. Coultes explained the Elliott's home. Health Education and
requirements of the club and told BELGRAVE 11 Information
the juniors they must each make
six coasters and another article. The first meeting of Belgrave Emphysema Clubs
Mrs. Hunter showed the girls the II was held September 17 at the
different types of canvas theWomen's Institute Hall. The Asthma Programs and
coul4,use and samples of yarn leaders are Mrs. Ross Higgins Camps
were *lso shown. and Mrs. Clare Van Camp. Research
Sheila Anderson will buy the Joanne Wood was nominated
bristol board for the book covers as president, Anne Procter as Smoking CoWtion
and Meribeth Scott will design vicqjpreskdent, Dannaffisain Programs
the covers. The leaders helped tree urer and Joan Higgins,
the girls design their patterns on secretary. There are 14 dub FOR INFORMATION
graph Pape' and they learned a members in this unit.
new stitch to help them make The club's name is the "SneakyhCONTACT YOUR
Stitceroos". The book cover will amu' coa�'I+• LUNG ASSOCIATION
THE POINTER SISTERS be designed, by- Bonnie Burchill
Whitechurch—.President Janet and Anne Procter. Each member LUNGS A R E
Laidlaw opened the meeting and received her books and canvas.
minutes were .read by the lu girls discussed the different FOR LIFE WEEK
secretary, Lorie Purdon, when kinds of canvas and four different
the girls held their second types of yarn. Tbe club s'+ OCTOBER 1-7
meeting. Roll call was answered bored sed _arced dm& ahuwaa.
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WHAT FUN I—Riders were forced to hang on tightly as'they were jerked to and fro at high of church Guild
speed in this, one of the more popular rides at the Brussels Fall Fair last week. GORRIE—Mrs• Mtuict Griffith
opened her home to the members
of St. Stephen's Anglican Church
Guild when they held their
temher meeting recently. TheFa t finder appointed Prayer, recited ;n unison,
opened the meeting and Mrs.
\ Harry Zitnraermah gave two
teachermboard contra � ° "For This gave
Hour"
c talks and "A Thanksgiving
Plans were made for the
By Jeff Seddon according to the law. More meet- appointed. She said one of those. harvest supper on October 4 from
The appointment of a fact ings were scheduled in the spring is.impasse which she adds "gets 4:30 until 7 p.m. Mrs. WiMam
finder to assist the Huron County of the year but ended with the everyone hung up". Bennett auctioned the farm
board of .education and its arrival of summer. She said negotiations are not at produce and. baking. Several
teachers reach a contract agree- The director said he has been an impasse. She said the Act games of bingo were enjoyed.
ment for 1979-80 is pot neces- sitting in on talks thus far but states that if an agreement be- Rev: O Trance Laramie closed
sarily a sign that contract talks, would not comment on any tween a board and its teachers is the meeting with prayer and
have stalled.issues. He said both parties not reached by September 1 a ' lunch was served by Mrs. Griffith
The fact finder was appointed agreed not to make any negotia- fact finder will be appointed. ' and Mrs. Harold King.
September 12 by the Education tions public. "'if there's a problem it's with The next Guild meeting will be
Relations Commission to assist He said the teachers and board the Act," she said. a miscellaneous shower to honor
both parties by reporting on the have not reached an impasse. He Weary conceded that negotia- Miss Kathy Bennett: and will tie
state of negotiations and to de- would say that while the talks jFe tions have been slow but 'said held 'at ihhe hohi% of Mrs. Merrill
termine the outstanding issues. slow they are fruitful. they have been' worthwhile: She Fisher on Octgber 10. Mrs.
The appointment was made The contract settled after the said she could not comment on Ronald Bennett will be in charge
under the terms of the Education 31 day teacher strike in 1978.ex- specific issues but would only say of devotions and Mrs. John
Act and is not being'construed as pired in June of 1979 and teachers "we're still negotiating". Stafford the program.
a sign that teacher negotiations returning to the classroom in
are at a standstill. September did so with no agree -
Dr. David Moore, a lawyer ment with the board. That situa-
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a fact finder was hasty.
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-Weary said there are three
the Education Act. Negotiating
clauses in the Education Act
teams were set up and met once
which require a fact finder to be
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