The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-11-25, Page 11Auxiliary donates • •
to Horonview home
A $25 donation was voted for
Christmas. treats at Iluronview,
and the annual .children's
Christmas Party was planned at
the Legion Ladies Auxiliary
meeting, Monday night,
The initiation was conducted
for three new members, Helen
Daniels, Grace Farquhar and
Yvonne Romaniuk,
Members will cater to several
banquets during November and
December and the Red Cross
Blood clinic is scheduled for
December 27.
December 13, the meeting will
take the form of a Christmas
party with an .exchange of gifts
with secret pals,
Mrs. Rena Young, president,
conducted the meeting and 40
ladies were present.
People cannot be judged by
what other people say about
them, but they can be judged by
what they say about others.
photo by Doerr
RECENT MARRIAGE — Elizabeth J. Noseworthy and Laurence
Taylor were married recently at Trivitt Memorial Church with the
Rev. George A. Anderson, officiating. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Noseworthy, Huron Park and Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor,
RR 1, Woodham. A reception was held at the Lucan Legion Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor are now residing in Crediton.
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BAKE SALE AT REST HOME — The Auxiliary of the Blue Water Rest Home at Zurich held a bake sale
and tea Saturday afternoon. Above, Mrs. Mary Eaist of Crediton, a resident in the home is inspecting
some of the baked goods being displayed by Thelma Thiel, Theresa Stark and Carmel Sweeney.
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Christmas party
Pride of Huron Rebekah Lodge
No.338, I.O.O.F, met in the lodge
rooms Wednesday _evening with
the Noble Grand Loretta Ball
presiding. Information was
received about a Santa Claus
parade planned for Exeter
December 11.
It was decided to have the usual
gift exchange at the Christmas
party.
A cheque will be sent to the
children's Aid Society at
Goderich for Christmas.
Conveners of the lunch and
program committees for
December are Marion Skinner
and Belv.a Rowe. Each member
will bring something for the
penny social at next meeting.
Following the meeting Bob and
Danny Heywood sang several
selections and following a contest
by Dorothy Marks and Helen
Parsons, Lois McFalls com-
mentated for the "latest" fashion
show From the moo moo dress to
the print dress
Sandwiches, cookies and
beverages were served.
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looks or how strong the binding.
The experience that a child seeks
is the spark which gives the book
life. Without it, the book is
doomed to oblivion and may just
as well not have been published.
In choosing a book as a gift, it is
important to look for those which
children willenjoy owning-- books
they will read and re-read with
fresh pleasure and not soon
discard as a toy.,
The most important qualities to
look for in children's books are
the same as those in books for
adults. Surely the age level of a
book should not determine its
quality! Has the book something
to say? Is it well written? Is it a
story which will catch and sus-
tain the child's interest? Has it
good characters, true to life? Has
it imagination? Is the subject
matter of real interest to a child?
If it is a book of science, is it
scientifically sound? Is the in-
formation correct? Is it
presented in a clear style?
In books for your children the
pictures must also be considered
as well as the text. Remembering
that a child's first book will not
only give him pleasure but will
help form his taste and ap-
preciation of literature and art,
there is the double responsibility
of giving him the best,
Is it the right book for the right
child? Do not underestimate a
child's power of appreciation, for
it is boundless, With the books
you give him, his experience will
broaden and his mind will grow.
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Mrs. George Anderson, of
I.:xeter District Christian
Women's Club, led the song-
service Sunday evening. The
devotions were taken by Mrs.
Morley Hall.
Twenty-four residents having
November Id rthdays were
honored at a party Wednesday
afternoon which was provided by
I he Crediton Women's Institute.
They produced all the trimmings
complete with birthday cake,
candles and hats. A gift was
presented to each of the
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celebrants by the president, Mrs.
Bruce Shapton.
Mrs. Earl Neil introduced the
program which included tap
dancing by Mona Hodgins; a
quartette consisting of Lois
Ilodgins, Roxy Weber, Doreen
Browning and Margaret I luxI on :
a skit by Donna I luslifield and
Doreen Browning. Musical
numbers were presented by Lois
liodgins and Mr. Sawyer,
Beta Sigma Phi members
assisted the ladies in serving
lunch and helping move the
residents to and from the
program.
Mrs. Joe Finkbeiner, a former
resident of the Crediton area,
thanked the Women's Institute
members on behalf of the
residents.
Jim Lawrie arranged the
program for Family Night. The
Countrymen Four, a musical
group from Blyth, entertained
with several numbers. Slides of
Scotland were shown by Mr. &
Mrs. Lawrie.
W.I. board
meets at Hensall
South Huron district board of
W omen's Instil Lacs met in Hensall
hall. November 16, with Miss
Ruth Skinner, president,
presiding.
Reports were given for county
rally. by Mrs. Klapp, Zurich;
area convention by Miss Skinner,
Elim %Hie; and officers con-
ference in May by Mrs. Gilbert
Johns, Exeter,
Plans were discussed for the
district annual to be held in
Egmondville United Church in
May with Seaford] branch as
hostess.
Next board meeting will be
held in April, 1972 in Hensall,
When choosing a book as a
Christmas presentfor a child there
are many things to consider,
The price of children's books
has soared to an unprecedented
height, due mainly to the in-
creased cost of production, but
unlike other commodities, the
price does not necessarily in-
dicate its worth.
The old adage "you can't judge
a hook by its cover" was never
more apt than it is today.
Attractive format, good binding
and expensive color printing may
explain the high cost but is not a.
guide to its intrinsic value.
When a child takes a book in his
bands, he is anticipating an
experience. He opens a book
expecting it to tell him
something--something that will
strike a responsive chord with
him. If he does not find this
"something he will discard the
book, no matter how attractive it
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Marianne Joy Lee, daughter of
C.W.O. & Mrs. Donald Lee of
Exeter, was united in marriage
to Donald Leslie MacMillan of
Byron.
Given away by her father the
bride was prettily dressed in deep
pink.
Attendants were Terry and
Donna Smith of Toronto.
Rev. Douglas Story performed
the ceremony at the candlelight
service at Byron United Church,
November 20.
Receives awards
David E. Moffatt, formerly of
Lambeth, and grandson of Mrs.
D.A. Moffatt of Kippen and Mrs.
J.L. Kydd, formerly of Exeter,
recieved the award for
Mathematics IV and also the
Chemistry award al com-
mencement exercises at Sir
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School, London. He is an Ontario
scholar, with an over-all average
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