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Two new staffers hired.
If a winter project at the year and a half in the '
Van Egmond. House proves. university archives, and was
successful, the historic home a member of the Kingston
will be known throughout Historical Society.
southwestern Ontario. Susan Susan moved to Seaforth
Dunlop, project manager, this summer to work with
said she and two other staff Seaforth's Local. Architec-
members will be promoting tural conservancy group in
the home, both in its role as promoting the town's
museum and as a community f heritage.
house. The combination his- -
tonic and recreational uses of • The second staff member,
the home mean the project is who started work Monday, is
"unique" in the province, designer Joanne Doherty,
Susan said. who grew up in. the Port
The Van Egmond Founda- Albert area. Joanne is a
tion is staffing the home with • graduate of the interior dec-
the assistance of a Commun- orating program at Fan-
The third staff member on
the project, MarshaTaylor of
lapped'', will start work next
week.
Another program the• three
women are working On is, a
series ,of lectures featuring
Gallery Stratford staff at the
Van Egrnond House. The
series will open on Jan. 15
when, gallery director Paul
Bennett, who calls himself an
amateur collector, will lec-
lure on antique glassware
and furniture. Following the
lecture, aduience members
can show Mr. Bennett some
of their own 'treasures and he
will discuss their value.
Another event planned in
January is a rummage sale,
to raise funds.for the continu-
ing renovation- program at
the house: Anyone wishing
to donate articles to the sale
can drop them off at the
house during the day, ' •
Susan Dunlop also hopes to
start cross-country ski les-
sons at the house, making
use of the ski path 'which
runs along the Bayfield River
Skiers could end their out.,,
door activity with hot choco-
late and a chance to warm up
. at the house.
The Van Egmond. Founda-
tion, to encourage commun-
ity use of ..t&' house for
recreational; educational or
other purposei, has spon-
sored two craft programs
recently.
Steve Hildebrand taught .a
four week dried flower arran-
ging course which included
fall and Christmas arrange-
ments'. A three week Christ-
mas:craft program was also a
success, with about a half
dozen people attending.
The foundation is also still
looking for people who have
Van Egmond artifacts or
antique furniture from the
pre-1867 period to give to the
home on permanent ioan.
Linda Jones, a member of
the, foundation, is overseeing
the furnishing of the hOuse.
I.
ity Development Program shawe School of Design in
grant from the federal gov- • London. During her three
ernment until next fall. _ year co-op program, she
Susan, whose hometown is sampled a variety of work •
Elora, is a graduate of experiences. Her first job
Queens University, Kingston was with a lighting firm, she,
where she studied Canadian then worked building roads
and art history. P011owing for BM Ross and Associates
worked for a of Goderich and her final
term was spent as a de-
corating consultant with a '
London kitchen firm.
In addition to helping Sus-
an promote the house,
Joanne will be working with
the foundation's interiors
committee. Their project will
be completing the Van Eg-
mond Room, one of the
upstairs front bedrooms,
where documents, pictures
and other historical artifacts
of Egmondville and the Van
Egmond ' family, will be
displayed.
Susan said she and Joanne
will also be producing a
heritage pak, similar to the
.art•paks distributed by Gal-
ery Stratford, on the back-
ground of Colonel Anthony
Van Egmond, who led the
rebels in the 1837 Rebellion.
P.O. BOX 1136 CLINTON, ONT The pak will. eventually be
available to schools and other
provincial museums.
graduation, she
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