Oshawa Times (1958-), 23 Nov 1963, p. 9

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g THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, November 23, 1963 Fall Rallies Of Presbyterial UCW Held At Newtonville, Prince Albert all local nag erg ning have --_ budget haat age Vig i > chta cations to her by Januar: > may contribu' : eat war cei fa "ey motion "ol Mrs. ieenaittes of stewards if it so two sections. The south sector|J. H. Breckinridge, head of the| desires. me meeting was held in Newton-|finance committee, it was de-| The roll call showed that 2 summer we spent three weeks ville United Church and thejcided to send to the: 'over and) women attended the eee at a lake resort. Our 17-year- meeting of the northern sector,|above projects' all except $50) ville rally and 114 attended a load duighter Cuiilile "Geesibe i i ited Church.|/of the expense account at the!Prince Albert. de é oS ae oan identical in pe of the year. Special music at Newtonville|infatuated with a young man i ifferi : i , -s,/included a duet, "In the Gar-ifrom Scranton whose family content, with differing per-| Mrs. Richardson and Mrs./include ipo Shed : ) sonnel. |den" sung by Mrs. D. Vinkle. 4 rented the cottage next to |Breckenridge urged all locals to ing i spat oe ig ruse. fl ry Boon (Temeniwer, the CW projects at ite gree Mle stranger ot OUr®. Toward the end of the va- manville, vice-president, con- solo, r . jes| tice; the end of the year when monies|--"~*:. he wi ducted the Newtonville meet-|might be donated to projects] Galilee, sung by Mrs. ing with Mrs. H. W. Kyte, of f outside the church and which|Well; at Prince Albert: a solo, Blackstock, vice-president, pre- although very worthwhile) are|"God' Hath Not Promised,"'| siding at Prince Albert. Mrs. pine by the public, to/SUng by a -- of Llrog L. F. Richardson, Presbyterial|which appeals can be made. | Pect Be an Sea e te, president, conducted the busi-/Both women stressed that UCW| "Sear i . . , --, i ness sessions. projects are wholly dependent) ee vee aa ie peek Each rally consisted of twojon funds from within -- the Mrs. ae te ee ewnham a 6 ates "of te. School for Se what's the problem? Cam- al period in each session. Tak-\y .von expEN! | lus i ae ak oe 7 aevot |Ledders held August 19-23 | re gor gon) Courtice, | Explanation was made of|te Ontario Ladies' College/young man, They look-so much were m s ¥ +} ex ; King | Street, Oshawa, Clare-/the new system of manse na hae ood Tong aoe alike it is frightening. What if ~ and Kedron United Church rag . Lope vga . vel arrow, both of Oshawa. the rs two are brother and sis omen. a se pee" anvi ar? depute were given by vari-/bers of trustees, stewards and = oh Osea ehyprsiagt vag : ious secretaries, Mrs. Royjtwo UCW representatives. The hp PI esate I haven't mentioned this pos- A the School for Leaders. \sibil Camille but bott 'ornish, treasurer, asked thatjupkeep is to appear in the; n, ee #5 , [Sibi ity to Camille but both my C snc sik 2 The Reverend Duncan White, | husband and 1 are deeply con- |field secretary of Christian KE cerned. Advise us, please -- ucation of the Bay of Quinte'g FJ Conference, spoke on the sub- ~ "* ject, "What has Christian edu- cation to do with United Church adopted children can be Women," He pointed out that checked by your attorney the church was deeply concern- through. the agency which ar- : ' ay ed over the lack of knowledge/ranged for the adoption. I sug- Dr. Pearl Prior, a former] She continued peying, on part,| spout the Bible and the church's ei you discuss this sveusan medical missionary in Africa,)"'The midwives were 'old gran-|onety among adults andlwith the boy's patents and com- and now a member of the Prior |nies who used the most primi-|\ctoteq that unless the adults pare reports. Mission which has been active|tive methods in the most filthy!) new more, they would not be ie ie ne in the district, was the guest conditions and only emergen-|onie to teach the new curricu- Ox sa mi Hon ae en goa 7 speaker at the Oshawa Presby-|cles were taken to the hospital. 1m which would soon be. in- t en tw 0 are related bu a le terial sectional rallies held re-/Sixty per cent of the babies died) tioquced in the church schools possi bility should be -- cently at Newtonville for _the before the age of two years. He urged his listeners to main. gated, for your own peace o southern section and at Prince At the hospital young nurses tain a Christian howe and: to mind Albert for the northern section.|were trained in midwifery and) caarch diligently for a faith Dear Ann Landers: Please Dr. Prior said that there were|Seot out to maternity homes in) which. should come from with- Set a friend of mine straight more changes in Africa than jn|the district. At first there was jy. She is a nut who insists that any country in the world. The|steat opposition to these young) ye concluded by 'saying '"'I/daily dips in a certain Ittle old ways were being challenged.| WOME, because of their age,/pelieve that the Holy Spirit Leshel- near her home have She 'said in part, "In the old|DUt gradually as Christianity) moving to change people's lives.|cured her backaches d the role of vas one|Prevailed, the people began to/phese are critical times but I) nee ; ' ays, the role of women was lose their fear and to see thatlihank God th: : : She tells everyone that last of subservience but with some their babies lived thank God that our time is noW yeu, at this time her back rights and privileges. The people} "Rorietly hi hte af cb to take the longest stride of! ached so badly she could hardly led. ho % ee ee omination but now tiley are ac-| ee do her housework. She wore a ed by fear, fetishism' and ta- | f 9 z s ly cepted and no longer left in the : : Seria teed del tire th tear 66 forest to die or be killed by an-|and the Christian emancipation te «raak|imals. Many babies are born in}of women had given them a them $00, lest ne spirits wreak} fields when the mother is|place in society, Materialism retcumibion sor deupropet hom-| vorking there, alone. Mothers|and industry had brought a rev age done them. The witch MOCO ake no preparations for the|olution, some >f it good, some| is. paid to protect the DEODIE! aw child because they 'can't bad and much of it doubtful. The from the vengeance of the spir afford the necessary clothes, future of women was uncertain; its. Now many women will walk as) Dr. Prior concluded by say- "It is thought that when @/much as 40 miles to get to the ing', Where the Church is, there child dies, the spirits have) mission hospital for the birth ofjis hope. More missionaries are wanted it, so when a couple has|their babies. Many are born en-|needed. This is not a soft job had two or three children die,/route but they trust the mis-/but the results are very reward- and the mortality rate in in-|sionaries now." ing. fants is very high, a couple will] 'The speaker stated that Chris-| Dr. Prior was introduced by name a heathy child 'worthless' |ijanity had challenged the old Mrs. Lloyd Pegg, vice presi- so the spirits will not want it-)peliefs and the faces in Africa/dent of the OShawa Presbyterial Fetishes are worn from birth to/have changed. Fear had left'UCW. death, to ward off evil spirits} --__ : om and there are special fetishes for special times... In every relationship, every rule and ta-| boo must be followed in case misfortune will be brought by) the spirits. A broken clay pot is} a disaster because it releases} the spirit of the pot to bring ven- geance on. the breaker." HUNGER, INFESTATION Dr. Prior stated that is was difficult for doctors and nurses in the past beause the malnutri- tion of the people was empha- sized by the presence of para- sites, whch inflict 99 per cent of the people, and by the pres- ence of relatives at the hos- pitals when patients were. ad- mitted. Speaking of the para- sites, Dr. Prior told of the many different kinds of intestinal worms which reduced the vital- ity of the people. In the case of the African's dowry, western people assumed that it was simply "huying a bride' since the boy's family must pay the girl's. family a sum of money for her. In_ the case of a divorce, the money must be returned. Actually this dowry was a covenant securing the girl's future, Educated girls had a higher dowry price so many of the young men wanted to marry an illiterate girl. who would. obey. Many husbands wanted their wives to have an education after the marriage and this did not increase the dowry price. - When a couple was maried, then man bought all the bride's clothes and gave a feast. Some-! times the couple was in debt for years because of _ this, The church advised against this form of prestige, but could not forbid it. Dr. Prior said that birth mortality was very high SEND - PHOTO ANN LANDERS The fall rally of the Osh- hours a day. Now that the love-birds are apart, they are burning up the maiis, He goes to school at Penn State so naturally she wants to go there next fall. 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The woman insists jthat after the first dip her back |showed definite improvement so jshe kept at it. Now she claims her back is as good as new. | I don't believe in magic and every time I hear her tell about ithe miraculous cure I boil. I've aiways found your column to be sane and sensible. Will you please dispose of this loon once land for all?--Irritated | Dear Irritated: It may well be. that the soothing action of th. current had some therapeu-| tic value, or it may have re- jlieved her of tension and made her feet better. So why don't you go back to whatever it was you were doing before you got sv involved in this lady's busi- ness? Dear Ann Landers: My hus- tand and I have. been married for 20 years and we are still very much in love, He has said over and over that he would WHO? ... ME! WHY, OF COURSE! 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