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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-10-21, Page 20AUCTIONEERS Page 20 Times -Advocate, October 21, 1992 Lauren McLean tries on a native outfit, helped by her mother Marg, at the Children of the Making Thanksgiving Sticks, a native craft, was tried by Laurie Kittmer (right), Sarah Payton, World Festival in Kirkton. The event featured costumes from many cultures the children could and Emily Payton, aided by Norma Payton, at the Children of the World festival Saturday. The try on. event was to help raise money for a trip to Belarusse to aid "victims of the Chemobyl disaster. .Amberiee Elder (right) sings for the audience, accompanied by John White and Denise Cunningham, at the Children of the 'World festival held in Kirkton Saturday. The multicultural event was well enjoyed by those who attended, but organizers were a bit disappointed at the low turnout (about 100) for the day. Ftr UCW meets EXETER - The afternoon unit of Exeter United Church met on Octo- ber 8 with president Marian Dou- gall presiding. The purpose was re- peated and the president read .a poem speaking to God. A memorial service was held for the ladies who passed away sinc January: Anna Ballantyne, Ger- trude Hamilton, Gladys Hern, Madeline Witmer and Velma Huff. Five ladies each deposited a flower in a vase for each one. The new staff assoaiaas Rev. Par- sons spoke briefly. His wife is Mar- ilyn and his son is Matthew. The minutes were rand along with the treasiaer's (*portend .card report. Quilting began Monday, No 1993 calendars were ordered. Ma- vis Aubill brought greetings from 11_CW. Baby siders are waded for time- out. Hazel . Miller brought high- lights from Leighton Geatre. Muriel :Morahan eenveaed proPam. Bight ladies each reeding a part of scnpturc also read expla- nations. Muriel Marshall, Dorothy Bullock. Ruth Elwood, Olive Hicks, Laura Sillery, Marion Mill- er, Mildred Thomson spoke on be- ing thankful. On September 10 meetings, guests was Carol Gingench who along with her husband spent sever- al years in Ethiopia at the Christian Blind Mission. Dancing to maid from different cultures was a favourite activity Saturday. tin of the World festival at son Community Centre Mitt <� well prepared resume will help you get the job you are looking for! A resume detailing an applicant's work history and education is extremely helpful to an employer who is seeking a person for a specific job vacancy. Your personal resume should accompany ' your letter of application. 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