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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1983-02-02, Page 7La Leche League charges dates for monthly event Beginning with the next Leche League being held in band, but my family comes first. At the beginning, when they first needed me and I them, there was no com- primises; State had to wait upon mother. And if in my free time, I had to work a lit- tle harder to make up, that work became a pleasure for the sake of the newborn." LLL is deeply grieved by the tragic death of Princess Grace. They have lost much more than just a supporter, but a dear friend as well. (A -transcript of Her Highness' speech isavailable from LLLI for a nominal sum, for anyone wishing to read the full text. Any woman wanting more. information about La Leche. League or having questions about breastfeeding, is welcome to call the local leader Janis Bisback, in Hen - sell telephone 262-3505. meeting in February, La Leche League in Huron Coun- ty south will be holding their regular series on the last Thursday of each month. This is a major change for the group since its start over five years ago. Hopefully readers ill mention this date change to other mothers who are in- terested in coming out to a LLL meeting. Nell DeJonge, 260 Churchill Drive, Exeter, will be offering her home for the next series. February, March and April's meetings will be held in the morning at 9:30 a.m. As with all LLL functions, small children and of course nurs- ing babies are always welcome to comealong with mother. Last month a large gather- ing in Mitchell learned more about La Leche Legue and the criteria for becoming a leader. It was also an occa- sion to say goodbye to league mother Kathy McMahon, who isnowliving in Norwich. 1983 will see the ninth inter- national conference of the La Kansas City. Princess Grace of Monaco was the,, first celebrity to publicly support La Leche League and she generously gave of her time when breastfeeding was not a popular role to support. Her strong belief in the nur- turing role of breastfeeding and the importance of close family ties echoes the philosophy of La Leche League. When she spoke at the 1971\cnference she brought oo important messages to the members: "As women, it is one of our greatest prides that we have in our bodies, to give to our newborns, every element that an infant needs. for perfect health and growth. The frantic life of today has swept up women to the point where ejther because of dif- ficulties imposed by over- crowding, the necessity to hold down jobs, or even their own lack of inclination, they feel that there is not time for this vital function. 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Permission was given to the Girl Guides sponsored by the Auxiliary to purchase a new. pole for their flag. A $25 dona- tion was made to the Exeter precision figure skating team. Past president Ann Ken- nedy and president Marion Frayne are representing the Auxiliary at the Heritage meetings. Plans are being made for Heritage Days July 22, 23 and 24. A penny sale will be held at the February meeting, pro- ceeds for Bunny Bundle. March will be the month to visit Westminster Hospital to play bingo with the veterans, taking along treats of apples - and bananas. Members will be notified of the exact date later. Valentine's Day is coming up so don't forget your Secret - Pal. President Frayne closed the meeting after which lunch was served by Kate Bierling and her group.- • PENTECOSTAL WOMEN January 27, the regular monthly meeting of the Women's Ministries of the Pentecostal Tabernacle was ' held at the home of Mrs. Ruth McLaren with 11 members present. The meeting was opened by singing' hymns. "Ile's everything to me" and "There's a new name written down in Glory", with Mrs. Jean Jolly presiding at the piano. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Ada Triebner. Roll call was answered with a scripture verse containing the word "New". Minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. Edith Millar who is substituting for Mrs. Shirley Prouty who is vacationing in Florida. Mrs. Mary Blanchard then gave the financial report. Mary also read a thank you 'A SKIRT FOR 1415 SISTER - St. Boniface student Max Hall' proudly displays a skirt he is making in the elec- tive sewing class at the school. • - Rebekahs declare month for education Officers of Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge preformed the "Draping the Charter" ceremony Wednesday night in memory of one brother and one sister that had passed on as of late. - Noble Grand Sister Audrey Rowe presided at the evening meeting, assisted by Vice Grand Sister Barb Whiting, who reported from the visiting committee that Sister Helen Coates and Sister Ella Middleton were in hospital. JPNG Cheryl Edwards, reporting for the Humanitarian Committee, angounced that a euchre would be held Jan. 26. in the lodge hall at 8:00. Parkhill Rebekah Lodge will be invited to the Exeter lodge for the "Degree" of In- itiation, February 16. The month of February was declared "Education Month" by the Rebekah Assembly of note from Mrs. Jean Treibner and Mrs. Dorothy Prouty. A missionary reading was then given by Mrs. Mary Blan- chard on the life of Rev Ken- neth Gates of Hay River. As a special number Mrs. • Susanna Cann sang "He'll understand and say well done". Edith Millar gave the message of the afternoon - the subject being "Tears - Calalyst of Revival". Prayer time followed. On location or Studio Bart DeVries PHOTOGRAPHY • COMMERCIAL • PORTRAITS . WEDDINGS - GROUPS • PUBLICITY Mounting and laminating .,-. .....Y+,or,p.,••S. •,.4.. .q, - ,,a.. Telephone 235-1298 137 Thames Rd. East Exeter, Ont. • Ontario. A donation of money was sent to assembly for this and donations•were sent to the Exeter and Area Agriculture Society for top fair students and to the Ladies Division. Money was also sent to the Big Brothers and Big Sisters organization. . The sisters there will he March 16 for Warden's visit will also be decided that a banquet on the Assembly . Clinton lodge visiting that meeting. • Guest speaker was Dee, Beuerman explaining more of the C.P.R. A film on the sub- ject was watched and a delicious lunch was served. Etiquette topic at Kirkton WI The January meeting of the Kirkton Womens Institute was held at the Kirkton- Woodham Community Cen- tre. In the absence of the president, vice president Mrs. ; John Rodd opened with the Opening Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect. The roll call was answered by "A good manner that is pleasing to you." Many items of business were dealt with. It was decided to cater to three banquets in March, also to buy items for the Wegg fami- ly. whose home was burnt. Mrs. John Rodd then presented the following girls, Laurie Simpson, Valerie Stephen, Betty Johnson and Cindy Taztar with a gift fol receiving their Provincial Honours. Absent were Pat Taziar and Terry Wilcox. The meeting was on Cultural Activities the theme being Etiquette. Mrs. Gordon Johnson introduced Jamie Westman of Anderson who entertained with classical vocal numbers. A skit on eti- quette was enjoyed by the following taking part, Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Mrs. Ron Denham, Miss Jean Copeland, Mrs. • Gordon Johnson[ Mrs. Gerald Brintnell. Mrs. Gordon Johnson in- troduced guest speaker Mrs. Susan Gordon, London who is a former graduate of Family and Consumer Studies University of Guelph and Bachelor of. Education at University of Western Ontario. She spoke on Etiquette and manners and everyone en- joyed a quiz which she had prepared. Mrs. Gordon was thanked by Mrs. Ellis Strahan.,Our motto"A warm smile is an invitation to draw up a chair before the log of friendship" was capably given by Mrs. Clarience Switzer. Mrs. Boger Ur- quhart had a few questions on recent course "More Sense than dollars". Sugare' S4'epike- pP Eer 235' /all 6 CoA L E -C ro,e • Note fak" l Oachin Mer /? 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