Zurich Citizens News, 1965-12-30, Page 7THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1965
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A PARENT'S GUIDE TO CHILDREN'S READING
This is the front cover- of a i
bright new pamphlet designed
to help you help your child get
the most out of books.
The pocket -sized publication
is free of charge. It's all part
of a home and school centennial
project directed by Winnipeg
school principal C. V. Madder.
His objective — over the next
two years — is to get a copy in
the hands of every parent with
young children.
"Each page is loaded with
brightly illustrated practical
ideas," said Ed Ring, who pre-
pared the pamphlet 'on behalf
of the Canadian Home and
School Federation. "In a sense
this parent's guide to children's
reading comes to you from the
finest authorities in the field.
We looked over books, articles
and research on the subject.
We consulted librarians in four
provinces. We spoke to teach-
ers, parents, writers of chil-
dren's books, psychologists —
and just plain book lovers."
"Our little pamphlet boils
down hard-won and time -tested
knowledge, summarizes many
important things you can do to
encourage your child's natural
interest in books. It's fun to
guide and share and stimulate
your child's growth in reading
and we wrote this pamphlet in
the belief that the hope of the
world lies in the hearts and
heads of people who have been
readers all their lives and who
are stimulated by their enlarged
curiosity to keep themselves
alive and informed."
The contents are particularly
helpful to parents with pre-
school children, and include:
IIelpful Hints for a Home Book-
shelf, 50 Books No Child Should
Goshen United Church Women Sect
Officers At December Meeting
Goshen United Church Wom-
en held their Christmas meet-
ing at the home of Mrs. Bob
Peck, Thursday night December
16. Mrs. Floyd Armstrong
opened the meeting by reading
the third verse of hymn 51.
Hymn 64 was sung, followed
by prayer by Mrs. Armstrong.
A. Christmas story was read
by Mrs. Anson McKinley. A
duet, "Redeemer Divine", by
Cheryl Peck and Anne Hayter,
accompanied on the piano by
Donna Peck, was enjoyed by
all. A Christmas play by Mrs.
Elgin McKinley, Mrs. Bob Peck,
Mrs. Roy McBride, Mrs. Jim
Keys, Mrs. Floyd Armstrong,
Mrs. Elmore Hayter and Mrs.
Anson McKinley was enjoyed.
Mrs. Bob Peck conducted the
business. Reports were heard
from Mrs. Jim Keys, Mrs. Arn-
old Keys and the treasurer's
report. Minutes were read and
approved. Twenty-one members
answered the roll call.
Mrs. Walter Eckel moved the
May this New Year
Bee the fulfillment
of all your brightest
dreams. And to
sal our faithful
patrons who
anade our
dreams
come true:
"Thank you"!
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The New Year's bell rings
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Earl Weide Harold Stade
Miss, Poetry Is for Listening,
Take Time to Read Aloud, Ref-
erence Books Are Fun. Of
special interest is a listing of
other excellent reading mater-
ials easily available to parents
who will want to pursue the
rewarding study of children's
books and reading habits.
"Get your free copy now,"
says Mr. Ma d d e r. "Contact
your local home and school
association, or write: Home and
School, 370 Dundas Street West,
Toronto. A postcard with your
name and address will do the
job."
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group send 15c a ib. for freight
OR bale instead of 10. Every-
one agreed. Mrs. Anson McKin-
ley thanked •the UCW for the
donation sent the Blue Water
Rest Home and Mrs. Elmore
Hayter thanked the UCW for
choir books. A motion by Mrs.
Bruce Keys, seconded by Mrs.
Bob McKinley, was passed that
there not be a congregational
supper.
Mr. Morrison had charged of
the election of officers. He
thanked the UCW for the work
they had done during the year.
President, Mrs. Bob Peck; first
vice-president, Mrs. Anson Mc-
Kinley; second vice-president,
Mrs. Allen Armstrong; record-
ing secretary, Mrs. Bert Mc-
Bride; assistant, Mrs. Clare Mc-
Bride; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. George Simons; treasurer,
Mrs. Jim Keys; assistant, Mrs.
Howard Armstrong; committee,
friendship and visitation, Mrs.
Russel Errat, Mrs. Allen Arm-
strong, Mrs. Richard Robinson,
Mrs. Doug Robinson.
Group leaders, (1) Mrs. Bob
McKinley; (2) Mrs. John Robin-
son; (3) Mrs. George Simons;
(4) Mrs. Anson McKinley; (5)
Mrs. Ken Parke.
Manse committee: Mrs. Bob
Peck, Mrs. Floyd Armstrong;
social functions, Mrs. Allen
Armstrong, Mrs. Russel Errat
and Mrs. Clare McBride.
Supply and welfare, Mrs. Wal-
ter Eckel, Mrs. Jack Eckel, Mrs,
Jini Keys; literature, Mrs. Elgin
McKinley; stewardship and re-
cruiting, Mrs. Melvin Elliot,
Mrs. Keith McBride; Christian
education and social action,
Mrs. George Simons, Mrs. El-
more Hayter; organist, Mrs.
Bruce Keys; assistant, Mrs.
Russel Errat.
Birthday fund, Mrs. Arnold
Keys; card fund, Mrs. Keith
McBride; tea fund, Mrs. Roy
McBride.
The meeting closed with
hymn 53 and prayer by Mr.
Morrison.
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for the 1VEW 'EAR
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bale and hearty New Year, we're
sending a grateful "thanks" to our
customers for their past good will.
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