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- Amazing women § i £ = a ani LL (From page 1) children and infants of those murdered were put up for adoption, and now there are grandmothers demanding that those childrren Le returned to them. - "These women are vulnerable. They don't have too much going for them except their courage and perserverance,' stated Dr. Wilson, She called these women '"'amaz- ing" in their struggle to undermine the un-just systems. Dr. Wilson related the story from Scriptures of the woman who talk- ed back to Jesus. This woman, an outsider with a sick child, had come to see Jesus and refused to be sent away, even when the Disciples urg- ed Jesus to do so. "This woman did not allow herself to be pushed away. She was not sub- missive or tactful. She was ag- gressive even pushy," sai Dr Wilson, adding that for modern women teday, 'sometimes humili- ty and tact may not be in order." Dr. Wilson, a mother. of four children and grandmother of three, is presently the co-director of the Ecumenical Forum of-Canada, and is one of the seven presidents of the World Council of Churches in Geneva. '. . . On two occasions, she has attend ed special United Nations Sessions on Disarmament as the represen- tative for Project Ploughshares. Prior to her address at the Seagrave United Church, Dr. Wilson was presented with a cheque by UCW treasurer Gertrude Wanamaker. The money will be us- ed for the Rural Development Fund of the World Council of Churches. NDP's Marg Wilbur at Montreal convention REFRI PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 31, 1987 -- 11 + Hotpoint GERATOR (RT155JRT) RANGE (KE630JT) Admiral Inglis. 'WASHER (AD44001) DRYER (AD84000) a BIG APPLIANCES One Low Price! 2,587. : Marg Wilbur, Durham East NDP nuclear energy had strong input a candidate, was one of several from the Durham Northumberland 2 pt Yusuatad dens ineyinorneiaract 5 delegates who attended the Federal delegates. Marg herself was par- i NDP Convention in Montreal from ticularly interested in a resolution Oo March 13 to 15. for increased opportunities for rural "The general feeling of the con- men and women with support ser- vention was very upbeat. The New vices in rural communities and a { Democratic Party is truly a major comprehensive program to ensure | party, national in scope, as the survival of the family farm. e growing support throughout the In addition to Marg Wilbur who is 3 country including Quebec and on the NDP Federal Council there Alberta shows." Mrs. Wilbur said, 'As Ed Broadbent pointed out in his speech the new strength is a direct result of sticking to the our ideals and issues, fairness, equality and honesty." k -Social and economic issues were seriously debated. A resolution on , were four delegates from Durham Northumberland. Judi Armstrong, - Cobourg, provincial candidate Nor- thumberland, Wilf Day, Port Hope, President of the Federal Riding, Linda McLaughlin, Janetville and Alex Popadyn, Courtice. ¢ Wy > -- FURNITURE & SS APPLIANCES Sn SP Was ; . ' y | . A ] N f R Check ... | eR * HOMESTEAD JE aN ez BUSINESS SERVICES : Z 1-263-8323 Services to Businesses * Accounting ** Payroll * Tax Planning & Preparation * Consulting Services to Individuats. RICHARD LOWE, BA, MA. ) Financial Management DIRECTOR & CHIEF CONSULTANT * Firm Management Z a NU Zen SHA 538 EO Sa AT Tr ALR ITTT TMS § > hms 4 [ ZTE ot. SH CORONET PREMIER TOUCH SAXONY SPECIAL - reg. 39.95 saya... 29.95 PEERLESS CABANA Der 19.95 HARDING SAXONY = C H '" card 11.95 DOMCOR VINYL CUSTOM FLOR Il... 8.95 ECONO PAK MEAL + EVERY FRI. SATs SUN. 9 pieces of golden chicken | y mily french fries: 2 med. salads of your choice Cl Plus Tax | Reg. 11.99 3 ' Phone ahead ... for faster service! DO Ad be . ~