Times-Advocate, 1983-10-26, Page 8Times -Advocate, October 26, 1983
LEARNING BY DOING — Elimville WI members Gladys Skinner Marjorie Johns
and Louise Creery learn how to braid rugs at an OMA, sponsored workshop in
Hensall.
Hallowe'en contributions
aid UNICEF work abroad
This marks the 29th year
that Canadian children will
Trick -or -Treat for UNICEF.
the United Nations Children's
Fund. Last year, the UNICEF
Hallowe'en campaign raised
over one million and a half
dollars to benefit and protect
children in 21 countries.
When you give to UNICEF,
the official U.N. "children's"
agency, the world's poorest
children receive the basic
necessities of life - food. clean
water, medicine and educa-
tion. In many countries'
around the world, the very
question of syrvival is one
that children face every day.
The first five years of a
child's life are the most im-
portant ones. It is during this
time that ninety percent of a
child's brain and fifty percent
of a child's body are formed.
If a child's basic needs are not
met he could die or never
develop fully. In fact, last
year 40,000 young children
died, not as a result of war or
natural disaster, but because
of the combination of
malnutrition and preventable
infection. For every child that
died, six more live on, hungry
and sick.
This is a "silent emergen-
cy". It does not make
headlines, but the lack of food
and clean drinking water, in-
adequate medical care and
the unavailability of social
services together constitute
the greatest threat to the sur-
vival of over one billion
children.
In 1982, over live million
children and their mothers
benefitted from donations
made to UNICEF Canada.
The lives of hundreds of
thousands of children were
saved and their futures were
made brighter than they
would otherwise have been.
Each dollar provided to pro-
jects in developing countries
by UNICEF is matched by
CIDA (Canadian Interna-
tional Development Agency
and this total is then match-
ed again by the country being
assisted in goods and
services.
Thousands of Canadians
will volunteer for UNICEF
this Hallowe'en. Join them by
organizing a UNICEF benefit
or activity in your communi-
ty. Be sure that your children
HERE'S HOW — Perth home economist Nancy Ross explains a rug braiding techni-
que to Wilma Pennings, Zurich. Joanna Vermunt and Rose Regier, both of St. Joseph,
are concentrating on their work during a rug braiding workshop in Hensall.
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Area women embark on project
Rug brciiding enables amt/es to live two lives
The interest shown by area
women in learning to braid
rugs belies the sign often seen
in antique stores advising
customers that "the only one
interested in what your
grandmother had was your
grandfather."
Our grandmothers had a
talent, built on necessity, of
recycling and making articles
live two lives. Grandfather's
now -shiny wedding suit, son's
patched -once -too -often
trousers, daughter's
outgrown skirt and grand-
mother's tattered shawl were
cut into strips and braided in-
to rugs to serve out a reincar-
nation on the parlour floor.
Since grandma's day the
wheel has gone full circle
from conserving and recycl-
ing, through the throw -away,
built-in obsolescence of the
have their orange and black
boxes when they go out Trick -
or -Treating this year - and
remember to have your silver
ready for UNICEF's children
when your neighbourhood
witches and goblins come to
your door. Everyone working
together can makea world of
difference to the life of a
UNICEF child.
consumer society, and
again to conserving.
back OMAF•sponsored rug -
braiding workshops in Huron
TO MARRY Mr and Mrs. Mervin Johnson, Grand
Bend, are pleased to announce the engagement of their
daughter Marion Jean to Brion Ivan son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Sharrow, Grand Bend- The wedding will take place
on Saturday, November 12, 1983 at 12 o'clock, Grand
Bend Gospel Hall.
and Perth counties have been
well attended. They are
modelled on the successful
quilting workshops held last
year. Representatives from
church groups, Women's In-
stitutes, and other interested
organizations are encouraged
to attend, learn the techni-
ques, and return to their
home communities to pass on
their newly -acquired skills.
Huron home economist
Jane Muegge assisted her
counterpart in Perth Nancy
Ross, with workshops in that
county. then the two women
returned to Iluron to conduct
rug -braiding classes in
Wingham and Hensall.
The first lesson was an all -
day affair Those attending
were given a week off to put
theory into practice, and the
group will meet for a half-day
this week.
Items displayed to en-
courage and inspire included
braided trim for dresses and
suits, headbands, shower tie-
backs, stool covers, spice
ropes; napkin rings, plant
holders and wall hangings as
well as -heart -shaped rugs and
attractive outdoor mats of
yards and yards of lowly
binder twine
An exhibition of the work newest rug braiders will be
turned out by the county's held later in the year.
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