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THURSDAY, JANUARY 25th The Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul 10:00 a.m.—Holy Eucharist SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 1979 *The Fourth Sunday After the Epiphany* The Patronal Festival 8:30 a.m.—Holy Eucharist 10:30 a.m.—Church School 11:00 a.m.—Sung Eucharist, broadcast over CKNX Radio. The Annual Vestry Meeting will be held after the 11:00 a,m. Sang Eucharist. Friday, Feb. 2nd - The Feast of the I'MIltation 10:00 a.m.—Holy Eucharist . , . 0!0. pm PRESBYTERIAL EXECUTIVE—The Women's Mission- ary Society of the Maitland Presbyterial held its annual meeting Monday. The new executive Is as follows. Front row, left to right, Mrs. Robert Bregman, second vice-presl- dent; Mrs. R. Cumming, first vice-president; MISS 1d� White, guest speaker; Mrs. Don Robertson, president Mrs. J. W. English, past president. Back row, Mrs. Alvin Mundell, honorary president; Mrs. Evan Keith, treasurer;. Mrs. Donald Gillies, corresponding secretary and Mrs. Robert Armstrong, recording secretary. Absent were Mrs. Walter Burton, third vice-prgsident; Mrs. George Fisher, fourth vice-president; Mrs. Henry MacKenzie, historian and Mrs. T. A. Currie, assistant historian. WMS SECRETARIES chosen at the Women's Missionary Society of Maitland Presbyterial annual meeting were, front row from left, Mrs. W. D. Campbell, friendship and service; Mrs. Elmer Jeffray, life membership; Mrs. H. Nugent, adult groups and Mrs. J. Martin, member without portfolio. Back row, Mrs. Gerald Gibson, literature and library; Mrs. William Munshaw, education consultant; The W�bam Advance-Tis•s. January 24. 1R'A--Pam ! Wald L"ro" Dcry obseryed on Jan. 28 Sunday, January 78, marks a special day in churches throughout Canada and around the world. That day has been set aside as World Leprosy Day and is designed to draw attention to the needs of the many people in the world who are affected by this disease. Many churches will donate offerings, hold special services and offer prayers for the help of leprosy victims and those who work to help them around the world. Leprosy is not a real problem to Canadians. There are only about ioo cases in this country, all of them non-infectious since they have been receiving treatment. In other countries of the world, however, leprosy victims number in the millions. Of the world's 15 million suf- ferers, about one-third are children or young people. It is estimated that in 1979, the In- ternational Year of the Child, 100,000 more young people will contract leprosy. In addition to the physical pain and mental anguish caused these young people by the disease, it also means a disruption in studies and dislocation from home en- vironment. Since 1892, many have been helped by the Leprosy Miami= Canada, a Christian vohtsctary agency which stream the need for a coordinated apprMeb 10 the leprosy patient's prowm, with his inter- 'dated needs of body, mind and spirit. Its staff hwhrdes missionaries and: loeaUy recruited nationals. Tlbe Canadian organization cooperates with similar groups in about 20 countries in Leprosy Mission International, aiding in the care of more than 300,000 leprosy patients in 34 Third World countries. In November 1978 a matching grant of $50,000 from the Canadian international Development Agency to Leprosy Mission Canada (to share wWi other leprosy agencies) made possible the attendance of many delegates from Third World countries to the International Leprosy Congress in Mexico City. Christians throughout the country are urged to mate Sunday a special day in which to consider the needs of those who suffer from leprosy and those who work among the sufferers. Special donations and special prayers will help these people as they fight this scourge of mankind. Scott Mrs. David Thorne and. a is a— ira gift chiid ' God," she said_ She codiiut� r M t rs. Gordon Daugherty. remind the women of the many i6b4wt abus Mrs.. Robert H. Armstrong led gifts God gives to His people the Bible reading and meditation ' and centred her thoughts around great. authority and power; the mother of Moses. She wealth or brilliant minds. "Will r reviewed the history of the we use these � for selfish r Hebrew people and their trials pursuits or in evil ways or will we v e s s e a during their bondage in Egypt, use them to the glory of God' detailed she asked. startling facts about Many sincluding the slaughter of the a fine line between fair and safe cases, of child abuse and im- will become child abusers, firstborn male babies. Moses was In closing' Mrs' Daugherty child abuse, including statistics disciplining and over- pressed upon parents the im- Mrs. because God destined him spoke of the changing and which prove that Huron County reminded the UCW spared troubled tines when moral and has its share of battered children, disciplining. "The frightening portance of the lives entrusted to members oof f their responsibility to become the leader of the religious leadership is aD badly thing is that it eould be you or their care. The film stressed that to the abused child. She said a Israelites to the land of Canaan. were revealed by Mrs. Kathy me," the speaker said, stressing parents must have love and suspected case of child abuse The speaker said, "This year is needed. She urged the Goforth Pryde when she was guest that the battering parent is not respect for themselves before must, by law, be reported to the known as the International Year members: "As Christian women, speaker at the general meeting of always violent but may be driven they can love and respect their Family. and Children's Services of the Child and as we think of we must make more of an impact the Wingliam United Church to frustration by other factors children. or the local police. Reports are helping children physically on the lives we touch, sharing our Women on Monday evening. Mrs. and merely using the child as an kept confidential and handled throughout the world, let us not faith and using our influence in Pryde is on the staff of the Huron outlet for his own emotions. The The majority of abused discreetly by an experienced forget the spiritual side of the the home, church, school, County Family and Children's person who abuses a child needs children are under the age of social worker. The workers are children in training and, exam- community and places where we Services at Goderich during 1979, just as much help as the helpless three and most of those who are not "child snatchers" but try to ple." work." the International Year of the child severely injured are infants. help both children and parents in Mrs. Hugh Clugston, ac- The offering was received and Child. Her task is to educate the A film entitled "Fragile: Many parents who abuse their maintaining a healthy en- companied by Mrs. Harry dedicated and business was public on the causes of child Handle With Care", narrated by children were themselves abused vironment within the family unit. Bateman, led a rousing singsong conducted by the president, Mrs. abuse and how it can be Bill Cosby, depicted different and many mistreated children The children are removed from of old sacred favorites. Robert Campbell. "The Lord Is prevented. Her work is the result the home only if it is absolutely The topic was presented by my Shepherd" was the con - of a task force which studied necessary. Mrs. Daugherty and gave eluding hymn, after which a social hour was enjoyed. child abuse. Mrs. Pryde is available as a direction for the new year just Mrs. Pryde's topic was an World Health theme speaker to any group in Huron introduction to the UCW study for County who wishes more in - the year, Human Rights. She • y gh formation on this subject. She is spoke of different kinds of abuse: organizing workshops which she WI speaker tells dunes of the obvious physical abuse which for We Inst. meting will conduct in various centres results in bruises and even later in the year. She may be broken bones; sexual abuse BELGRAVE — The January Black, Christine Beck, Norma contacted at Goderich 524-7356 Town, Country Homemakers which she said is, for many meeting of the Women's Institute Moore and Marlene Jamieson. from 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. children, a normal way of life in was held on January 16, the WI The Institute decided to again Prior to the speaker's Mrs. Linda Young was the Peg Barrett thanked her and the home; nutritional abuse Hall. Miss Lillian Potter was con- donate $25 to the School Fair with message, a meaningful worship guest speaker for the regular - presented her with a gift. which often is caused by a lack of vener for the meeting which took Mrs. Ross Taylor and Mrs. Clare service was conducted by Mrs. meeting of the Wingham branch President Mrs. Robert Powell knowledge and results in the World Health as its theme. Mr. Van Camp to look after the Insti- Murray Taylor, Mrs. Murray of the Women's Institute, held in opened the meeting with the Ode child being deprived of nutrition, Clarence Hanna showed a most tute classes. Donations were also Stainton and Mrs. Art Laidlaw, the council chamber Thursday of and Mary Stewart Collect, care or affection; and emotional interesting film strip on Leprosy sent to the Save the Sight and the members of Unit Three. They last week. followed by the singing of "O abuse when a child is made to and the seriousness in modern Erland Lee Homestead Founda- used the parable of the Good Mrs. Young gave an in- Canada" and a welcome to all. feel worthless and unloved. times of this very ancient disease tion. The Institute decided t6 Samaritan as the basis of their formative talk on the Town and Roll call was answered by She said many cases are hard was stressed. donate one of their coffee makers talk. Mrs. G. W. Tiffin planned Country Homemakers, telling the recalling a household accident. A to treat. It is difficult to prove The roll call was answered by to the Belgrave arena for the the meeting. members of some of the home committee was appointed to plan that a child has been physically giving some informative on winter season. During the business portion of help services which include a float for the centennial. parade. abused. The battering parent World Health. Mrs. Leonard Lunch was served by the com- the meeting Rev. Barry h a n d y m a n c h o r e s , The February meeting will be may feel he is doing right by his James conducted the business mittee, Mrs. Glenn Coultes, Mrs. Passmore installed the following housecleaning, hairdressing, preceded by a pot luck luncheon child and may not realize there is meeting. 4-H leaders for the Stewart Procter and Mrs. officers: honorary president, barbering, sitter in a crisis, at 12:30. Each member is to coming project will be Cathy Leonard James. Mrs. Passmore; past president, friendly visiting and tran- invite a guest and bring food, Mrs. Jack Walker; president, sportation. Any resident of Huron dishes and cutlery. William Keil Mrs Stan Orien vice presidents County can buy the services of a will be the speaker. UMN Colgate - 100 mi. Toothpaste .199 Bayer Children's - 24'5 •�� Cold Tablets Dristan - 24'5 1.29 Tablets Driston - 15 c.c. 1e29 Nasai Mist Gillette Trac II -complete kit 2.49 Razors Tick 2/o89( Toothbrush TRIANGLE D OISCOUiVT � -s It/�/eI /�1L���} /3/te��Ni•�il��� Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays - Sundays Noon to Si: • M'rChell Rev Fleetham is speaker Mrs. S. Wardrop, Mrs. H. homemaker or home help on a Following the meeting lunch • Swatridge; secretaries, Mrs. Art private basis. was served by the hostesses, • FORDWICH—Rev. T. H youth, when they were taught the Laidlavk, Mrs. John Strong; Mrs. Young was introduced by Mrs. M. Foxton and Miss Myrtle Special Fleetham was guest speaker value of home life. She reminded treasurer, Mrs. Don McKay; Mrs, Perry Pennington and Mrs. Johnson. when the Women's Institute held them of their responsibility to the finance chairman, Mrs. Gorge Lucan its January meeting. Mr community in which they live Underwood; stewardship, Mrs. J Good Hwy 7 Fleetham, minister of Fordwich and said "we live in one of the Don Courtney; Church in Society Is Your Home• United Church, spoke on the topic best countries in the world". She chairman, Mrs. Charles Small Elginfield of the meeting, "The Challenge of admonished the group to "never Hodgins; supply, Mrs. Murray p" think you are too old to learn Stainton; friendship and visiting, Citizenshi He stressed MACS 0 Crunican Bros from others". Mrs. Mary Chamney, Mrs. Leaking Nwipy? /i(� responsibility toward one's Hwy a community and said that The roll call, "characteristics Gordon Robinson; program, e London citizenship is changing world- of a good citizen", was answered Mrs. Ken Wood; literature, Mrs. CA Im wide. He said, "Socially we are by 21 members and one guest. George Thompson; press and thinking of others who are less The meeting closed with a social publicity, Lavonne Ballagh; If so call Consumers Insulation for free esti- BU• fortunate and becoming more hour. Christian and mission education, aces on residential or Commercial insulation Mrs. G. W. Tiffin; membership, morally concerned about citizens applications. worldwide." �' Mrs. Hazel Campbell, Mrs. Art Ida Red, Spy, Red and Golden Delicious available Edgar; flower committee, Mrs. PHONE GUELPH 836-5611 Mrs. R. Agla opened the SACRED HEART EUCHRF. meeting with the Ode and Mary Ten tables were in play for the Bill Rintoul, Mrs. Doug Bishop, - Or at regular prices. Stewart Collect, followed by the euchre at Sacred Heart Church Mrs. Brian Cameron; social, LISTOWEL 291-1433 Lord's Prayer. Devotions were on Tuesday of last week. High Mrs. Ray Bateman, Mrs. Bill y y g Walden; manse, Mrs. Bill Tiffin, Information on government grants T our fresh cider too! led by Mrs. D. Lockie. lady was Mrs. Pearl Angus, LOW Mrs, John Freeman spoke on lady was Mrs. Sara Anstett, high Mrs. Harold Kerr also meeting, Please call also available. f a estimates. the motto, "y Home, Me man was L. G. Bryce and low ` BROSD 66 Community, My Country". She man was Wes Underwood. Jean members of Unit Two served CWICANtook the members back to their Wilton won the door prize. lunch. H. Advice forte new year g s` given to Goforth members ' s "He will never fail us, He will not entered. She spoke of seeking to i•�, forsake, make certain improvements in His eternal covenant He will one's life at the beginning of the •a>;x never break. year and mating resolutions with Resting on His promise, what the intention of keeping them. i `*"Ihave we to fear? Accomplishments of the past God is all sufficient for the year are evaluated and failures coming year.' are examined. This period of self- Mrs. Robert Arbuckle, youth groups; Mrs. William Beirnes, With these words from a analysis may provide a receptive mood for moving closer to God. evening groups and Miss Louise Matthews, member familiar hymn, 33 members of the Goforth' Evening Auxiliary of The speaker stated that each without portfolio. Absent, Mrs. Ken Grant, children's St. Andrew's Presbyterian person is seeking something in voups; Mrs. Lloyd Felker, associate members; Mrs. Herb Chinch opened their meeting life and asked her fellow mem- Buckton, Glad Tidings; Mrs. Gordon Wall, press; Mrs. January 16. Mrs. Marion Scott bers, "What are you ?". Warren Wylds, supply and Mrs. E. MacLean and Mrs. Glen gave the callto worship, Many search aimlessly, ,not H,atdenby, without portfolio. suggesting some good thoughts knowing what they seek, of their need for appropriate to the new year. unaware spiritual guidance - Prayers were offered by Mrs. 11 :!colons from Scott Mrs. David Thorne and. a is a— ira gift chiid ' God," she said_ She codiiut� r M t rs. Gordon Daugherty. remind the women of the many i6b4wt abus Mrs.. Robert H. Armstrong led gifts God gives to His people the Bible reading and meditation ' and centred her thoughts around great. authority and power; the mother of Moses. She wealth or brilliant minds. "Will r reviewed the history of the we use these � for selfish r Hebrew people and their trials pursuits or in evil ways or will we v e s s e a during their bondage in Egypt, use them to the glory of God' detailed she asked. startling facts about Many sincluding the slaughter of the a fine line between fair and safe cases, of child abuse and im- will become child abusers, firstborn male babies. Moses was In closing' Mrs' Daugherty child abuse, including statistics disciplining and over- pressed upon parents the im- Mrs. because God destined him spoke of the changing and which prove that Huron County reminded the UCW spared troubled tines when moral and has its share of battered children, disciplining. "The frightening portance of the lives entrusted to members oof f their responsibility to become the leader of the religious leadership is aD badly thing is that it eould be you or their care. The film stressed that to the abused child. She said a Israelites to the land of Canaan. were revealed by Mrs. Kathy me," the speaker said, stressing parents must have love and suspected case of child abuse The speaker said, "This year is needed. She urged the Goforth Pryde when she was guest that the battering parent is not respect for themselves before must, by law, be reported to the known as the International Year members: "As Christian women, speaker at the general meeting of always violent but may be driven they can love and respect their Family. and Children's Services of the Child and as we think of we must make more of an impact the Wingliam United Church to frustration by other factors children. or the local police. Reports are helping children physically on the lives we touch, sharing our Women on Monday evening. Mrs. and merely using the child as an kept confidential and handled throughout the world, let us not faith and using our influence in Pryde is on the staff of the Huron outlet for his own emotions. The The majority of abused discreetly by an experienced forget the spiritual side of the the home, church, school, County Family and Children's person who abuses a child needs children are under the age of social worker. The workers are children in training and, exam- community and places where we Services at Goderich during 1979, just as much help as the helpless three and most of those who are not "child snatchers" but try to ple." work." the International Year of the child severely injured are infants. help both children and parents in Mrs. Hugh Clugston, ac- The offering was received and Child. Her task is to educate the A film entitled "Fragile: Many parents who abuse their maintaining a healthy en- companied by Mrs. Harry dedicated and business was public on the causes of child Handle With Care", narrated by children were themselves abused vironment within the family unit. Bateman, led a rousing singsong conducted by the president, Mrs. abuse and how it can be Bill Cosby, depicted different and many mistreated children The children are removed from of old sacred favorites. Robert Campbell. "The Lord Is prevented. Her work is the result the home only if it is absolutely The topic was presented by my Shepherd" was the con - of a task force which studied necessary. Mrs. Daugherty and gave eluding hymn, after which a social hour was enjoyed. child abuse. Mrs. Pryde is available as a direction for the new year just Mrs. Pryde's topic was an World Health theme speaker to any group in Huron introduction to the UCW study for County who wishes more in - the year, Human Rights. She • y gh formation on this subject. She is spoke of different kinds of abuse: organizing workshops which she WI speaker tells dunes of the obvious physical abuse which for We Inst. meting will conduct in various centres results in bruises and even later in the year. She may be broken bones; sexual abuse BELGRAVE — The January Black, Christine Beck, Norma contacted at Goderich 524-7356 Town, Country Homemakers which she said is, for many meeting of the Women's Institute Moore and Marlene Jamieson. from 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. children, a normal way of life in was held on January 16, the WI The Institute decided to again Prior to the speaker's Mrs. Linda Young was the Peg Barrett thanked her and the home; nutritional abuse Hall. Miss Lillian Potter was con- donate $25 to the School Fair with message, a meaningful worship guest speaker for the regular - presented her with a gift. which often is caused by a lack of vener for the meeting which took Mrs. Ross Taylor and Mrs. Clare service was conducted by Mrs. meeting of the Wingham branch President Mrs. Robert Powell knowledge and results in the World Health as its theme. Mr. Van Camp to look after the Insti- Murray Taylor, Mrs. Murray of the Women's Institute, held in opened the meeting with the Ode child being deprived of nutrition, Clarence Hanna showed a most tute classes. Donations were also Stainton and Mrs. Art Laidlaw, the council chamber Thursday of and Mary Stewart Collect, care or affection; and emotional interesting film strip on Leprosy sent to the Save the Sight and the members of Unit Three. They last week. followed by the singing of "O abuse when a child is made to and the seriousness in modern Erland Lee Homestead Founda- used the parable of the Good Mrs. Young gave an in- Canada" and a welcome to all. feel worthless and unloved. times of this very ancient disease tion. The Institute decided t6 Samaritan as the basis of their formative talk on the Town and Roll call was answered by She said many cases are hard was stressed. donate one of their coffee makers talk. Mrs. G. W. Tiffin planned Country Homemakers, telling the recalling a household accident. A to treat. It is difficult to prove The roll call was answered by to the Belgrave arena for the the meeting. members of some of the home committee was appointed to plan that a child has been physically giving some informative on winter season. During the business portion of help services which include a float for the centennial. parade. abused. The battering parent World Health. Mrs. Leonard Lunch was served by the com- the meeting Rev. Barry h a n d y m a n c h o r e s , The February meeting will be may feel he is doing right by his James conducted the business mittee, Mrs. Glenn Coultes, Mrs. Passmore installed the following housecleaning, hairdressing, preceded by a pot luck luncheon child and may not realize there is meeting. 4-H leaders for the Stewart Procter and Mrs. officers: honorary president, barbering, sitter in a crisis, at 12:30. Each member is to coming project will be Cathy Leonard James. Mrs. Passmore; past president, friendly visiting and tran- invite a guest and bring food, Mrs. Jack Walker; president, sportation. Any resident of Huron dishes and cutlery. William Keil Mrs Stan Orien vice presidents County can buy the services of a will be the speaker. UMN Colgate - 100 mi. Toothpaste .199 Bayer Children's - 24'5 •�� Cold Tablets Dristan - 24'5 1.29 Tablets Driston - 15 c.c. 1e29 Nasai Mist Gillette Trac II -complete kit 2.49 Razors Tick 2/o89( Toothbrush TRIANGLE D OISCOUiVT � -s It/�/eI /�1L���} /3/te��Ni•�il��� Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Weekdays - Sundays Noon to Si: • M'rChell Rev Fleetham is speaker Mrs. S. Wardrop, Mrs. H. homemaker or home help on a Following the meeting lunch • Swatridge; secretaries, Mrs. Art private basis. was served by the hostesses, • FORDWICH—Rev. T. H youth, when they were taught the Laidlavk, Mrs. John Strong; Mrs. Young was introduced by Mrs. M. Foxton and Miss Myrtle Special Fleetham was guest speaker value of home life. She reminded treasurer, Mrs. Don McKay; Mrs, Perry Pennington and Mrs. Johnson. when the Women's Institute held them of their responsibility to the finance chairman, Mrs. Gorge Lucan its January meeting. Mr community in which they live Underwood; stewardship, Mrs. J Good Hwy 7 Fleetham, minister of Fordwich and said "we live in one of the Don Courtney; Church in Society Is Your Home• United Church, spoke on the topic best countries in the world". She chairman, Mrs. Charles Small Elginfield of the meeting, "The Challenge of admonished the group to "never Hodgins; supply, Mrs. Murray p" think you are too old to learn Stainton; friendship and visiting, Citizenshi He stressed MACS 0 Crunican Bros from others". Mrs. Mary Chamney, Mrs. Leaking Nwipy? /i(� responsibility toward one's Hwy a community and said that The roll call, "characteristics Gordon Robinson; program, e London citizenship is changing world- of a good citizen", was answered Mrs. Ken Wood; literature, Mrs. CA Im wide. He said, "Socially we are by 21 members and one guest. George Thompson; press and thinking of others who are less The meeting closed with a social publicity, Lavonne Ballagh; If so call Consumers Insulation for free esti- BU• fortunate and becoming more hour. Christian and mission education, aces on residential or Commercial insulation Mrs. G. W. Tiffin; membership, morally concerned about citizens applications. worldwide." �' Mrs. Hazel Campbell, Mrs. Art Ida Red, Spy, Red and Golden Delicious available Edgar; flower committee, Mrs. PHONE GUELPH 836-5611 Mrs. R. Agla opened the SACRED HEART EUCHRF. meeting with the Ode and Mary Ten tables were in play for the Bill Rintoul, Mrs. Doug Bishop, - Or at regular prices. Stewart Collect, followed by the euchre at Sacred Heart Church Mrs. Brian Cameron; social, LISTOWEL 291-1433 Lord's Prayer. Devotions were on Tuesday of last week. High Mrs. Ray Bateman, Mrs. Bill y y g Walden; manse, Mrs. Bill Tiffin, Information on government grants T our fresh cider too! led by Mrs. D. Lockie. lady was Mrs. Pearl Angus, LOW Mrs, John Freeman spoke on lady was Mrs. Sara Anstett, high Mrs. Harold Kerr also meeting, Please call also available. f a estimates. the motto, "y Home, Me man was L. G. Bryce and low ` BROSD 66 Community, My Country". She man was Wes Underwood. Jean members of Unit Two served CWICANtook the members back to their Wilton won the door prize. lunch. H.