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Pornography topic
of Egmondville
UCW April e, tee.Do&g
The April meeting of the Egmondville
United Church Women was held April 4,
with Doris Carnochan presiding.
Marjorie Cok..nan was in charge of the
worship and gave an Easter message,
"Renewal and Reawakening". Marjorie in-
troduced the guest speaker Rex nd
Winona Brown, who spoke on pornography.
Rev. Brown spoke about the different
ways pornography is available - magazines,
videos, telephone ads - and how young
women are enticed into making films.
Pornography is ••uater'.al that ref resents
or describes degrading„ alias–. • cr violent
behavior or se) ni gratification s', as to en-
dorse or recommend the be savior as
depicted.
UCW members were asked to write their
MPs regarding this issue, and to state the
chages they would like to see.
Rev. Brown was thanked by Doreen
Strong and presented with a gift.
A short business period followed.
Lunch was served by Helen Nott's group.
The May meeting will IN. at the Manse on
May 2 at 8 p.m.
Quitters kept busy r.„1 -
Ladies
iLadies Aid meeting
The Ladies Aid of First Presbyterian
Church held their regular meeting on Tues-
day, April 5.
Vice -President Mary Riley took the chair
and opened the meeting with prayer. The
roll call was answered by 10 members and
minutes of the last meeting were read and
adopted.
Quitters kept busy quilting during the re-
mainder of the meeting.
After a few business matters were
discussed, Dorothy Papple and Mary Mc-
Clure gave a reading on the events leading
up to Easter.
Dorothy Papple closed the meeting with.
prayer and lunch was served by Mary and
Dorothy.
Spectacular multi-
media production
at Central Huron
Imagine nine slide projectors, three large
screens, more than a thousand images and a
stereo sound track with the music of current
rock and pop favourites OMD, Eurythmics,
the Police, Pink Floyd, Parachute Club,
Santana, U2, and the Alan Parsons Project.
This is what high school seniors and young
adults can see at CHSS when Spectrum Pro-
ductions' "In Search of a Sun" is shown on
Friday, April 15 at 7 p.m.
The show is a penetrating look at the
world we live in and the choices facing
young people in our contemporary society -
drugs, life-style, possessions, love and
friendship. Through the projected images
and the music of today's most popular rock
groups, viewers are challenged to find a
focal centre for themselves, a direction for
their lives. It deliberately leaves the au-
dience hanging, the dilemmas unresolved, a
catalyst for discussion about tough issues
and values.
The show was first produced in Western
Canada under a 1980 Canada Summer Youth
Employment Grant. It has been revised and
updated every two years since, to maintain
its impact and cutting edge. In the first six
years of showings, "In Search of ;1 Sun" has
been seen by over 70.000 people on 100 cam-
puses and 70 othi - cross Canada.
To aid in t • .e'rkt the show, a panel
discussion w: I F., ;ice immediately
afterwards. Pa: N c representing
various world v as a member of
the Spectrum Snowing learn, will respond
to questions raised by the audience.
Following the panel discussion there will
be a second presentation in the.:ame multi-
image rock format "Say It isr" True" - an
enquiry into faith. The 'su'p 'ks at the
role of religious faith in our ‘Aur, • is a very
real alternative to the confusion of an often
unjust, lonely, and broken society. It is a
personal statement, raising more questions
about life, but it does offer some alter-
natives worth considering. The evening pro-
gram is not intended as a preaching exer-
cise, but as a means of defining the dif-
ficulties faced by young people today, and
as a way of stimulating discussion and self-
examination.
"In Search of a Sun" the panel discus-
sion, and "Say it isn't True" will be shown in
the Central Huron Secondary School gym-
nasium beginning at 7 p.m. Friday, April 15.
Refreshments will be served, admission is
free and all area high school seniors and
young adults are very welcome.
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rummage and bake sale sponsored by the First Presbyterian Church in Seaforth Satur-
day afternoon. Helping Jennifer to Aim. the dress is her mother Brenda. Mcllwraith
photo.
CRIME STOPPERS'
Phone 1-800-265-1777
On November 1, 1985, at approximately
11:30 p.m. a Goderich woman left her
residence in her nightgown to place the gar-
bage in the trashcan at the side of her house.
When she turned the corner she was con-
fronted by a man. She turned to run but was
grabbed from behind. Both she and her at-
tacker fell to the ground. The woman
managed to fight off her attacker and get in-
to her house and lock the door. He left runn-
ing through backyards.
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The suspect is described as male, white,
5'8" to 5'10", 160 lbs. with brown collar
length hair. He was wearing blue jeans and
a dark waist length jacket.
If you have any information about this or
any other serious crime call Crime Stoppers
of Huron County toll free at 1-800-265-1777.
You could earn a cash reward of up to $1,000
if your information leads to an arrest.
Callers will not be asked to identify
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