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The Sixtieth Anniversary
of Hurondale W.I. was held
at Caven Presbyterian
Church in Exeter, Monday
night. The evening began
with a bountiful beef dinner
prepared and served
Caven church ladies
by vice-president Mrs. Glenn
Stewart. Mrs. Arthur Rundle
looked after signing
present and past members.
Mrs. Harry Dougall,
president of Hurondale W.I.
welcomed the ladies assisted guest book.
Achievements praised
W I LIFE MEMBERS- The 60th anniversary of the Hurondale Women's Institute was celebrated Monday night. Life members
are shown above. Back, left, Lena Kirkland, Elsie Westcott, Gladys Sims, Margaret Strang and Mary Kernick. Front, Olive
Hicks, Marion Dougall, Ila Moir and Alma Rundle. T-A photo
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The 68th annual meeting of
the Perth-Huron branch of
the Victorian Order of
Nurses was held recently at
St. Pauls Anglican Church in
Stratford. Following dinner
everyone was entertained
with a slide presentation of
South and East Africa by
John Conroy who has
travelled extensively
throughout the world.
The meeting was attended
by Perth-Huron residents
including board members,
nursing staff, members from
government agencies such
as Home Care and a local
Homemaking agency, and
other guests from the public
sector.
The Board of Directors
was pleased to announce that
the V.O.N. fee schedule will
remain at $12.25 per visit
with some individual
flexibility as for 19(78 and the
source of payment for 1978
was as follows:
Home Care, Perth 9,331
visits;
H. N.S.A.,
Huron, 16;
Private
I, 099; Huron 59; Dept, of
Veteran’s Affairs, 118;
Insurance, 53; Contract
(Paramedicals) 59;
Newly elected officers for
1979include: President, W.J.
Brooks;_ 1st vice president,
2nd vice
Elsie
Seaforth.
Anyone can request the
services of a V.O.N. nurse by
phoning the 24 hour an
swering service at 357-3210,
Wingham, and 482-3447,
Clinton.
Mrs. John Pym introduced
the head table guests and life
members. A sing song was
held between courses led by
Mrs. Oke and Mrs. Wm
Dougall with Miss Ann
Brodie on piano.
Mrs. James Kirkland
introduced the speaker for
the evening. Mrs. Clarence
Diamond of New Hamburg
who praised the group for
their many achievements
over the past60yearsin keep
keep up their good work for
Home and Country.
Mrs. Roylance Westcott
thanked the speaker. It was
also Mrs. Diamonds bir
thday and all sang Happy
Birthday.
Mrs. Wm Rowcliffe gave a
humorous reading “The
telephone”, Mrs. Bruce
Cann sang solos ac
companied by Mrs. Fink-
beiner on the piano.
Greetings
from FWIO
Mrs. Wm
chairman,
Hiepleh; district president,
Mrs. James Drummond.
Mrs. Alvin Moir and Mrs.
Arthur Rundle gave the
Hurondale History from the
forming of the group to the
present day, its many
achievements and un
dertakings over the past 60
years.
Mrs. Wm Sims and Mrs.
Wm Kernick gave in
memoriams. A momenta
silence was observed for
departed members.
The evening closed with
cutting of the birthday cake
by Mrs. Emery Gaiser one of
the first members and
pianist. All repeated the
Mary Stewart collect. Bir
thday cake and punch were
served.
were brought
board member
Porter; area
Mrs. Keith
Times-Advocate, March 28, 1979
HURONDALE Wl CELEBRATES — The 60th anniversary of the Hurondale Women's Institute was celebrated Monday night at
Caven Church in Exeter. Assisting with the cake cutting are Huron South District president Grace Drummond, London area
chairman Mrs. Keith Hiepleh, one of the first members Mrs. Emmery Gaiser and FW10 president Mrs. Clarence Diamond.
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Passmore celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an
Open House and family dinner Saturday at the Thames Road
United Church. The couple was married March 20, 1929 at
the home of the bride's parents, near Hensall. Mrs. Passmore
was the former Rose Moir. They have lived their entire
married life on the family farm of Lot 12, NTR Concession,
Usborne township. The Passmore's have three daughters, Mrs.
Helen Caswell and Mrs. Nancy de Mooy, both of London and
Mrs. Ken (Rosemary) Brazier, Brantford, nine grandchildren
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Thursday March 22 was
declared "March Break for
Moms”. Although only two
mothers took advantage of
an afternoon off to go
bowling, 83 youngsters at
tended the movies held at the
Stephen Resource Centre.
A presentation on “Child
Abuse” was given by Kathy
Pryde of Family and
Children’s Services at the
Huron Park Annex Tuesday.
The presentation sponsored
by the Opti-Mrs., generated
a lot of discussion toward
parental problems and the
group decided that they
would like to meet once a
month to discuss “being a
parent.”
The group will be meeting
again Tuesday April 17 at
7:00 p.m. at the McCurdy
School. (Stephen Nursery
Rooms 16 and 17). Everyone
is welcome to come and join
the meeting.
A ceramics meeting was
held Tuesday March 27 at the
Resource Centre. The group
was given a demonstration
on pouring, trimming and
baking their home ceramics.
The group also ordered
supplies and molds.
Anyone who could not
attend the meeting but is still
interested in starting
ceramics should call Lynne
at the Resource Centre,
before Friday at 228-6302 and
give your order for supplies
and molds.
Anyone who has not filled
out and returned their Block
Parents application forms
should please do so before
Friday as they are being sent
in then.
The Stephen Nursery
School is asking all Moms to
save their cash register
tapes from Zehrs as they can
be redeemed for cash or
merchandise to go toward
nursery school equipment.
Moms can drop off their cash,
register tapes at the nursery
school or the Resource
Centre.
Keep watching this column
for more news on upcoming
programs and events.
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