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Foster parents were honored at a banquet hosted by Family and
Children's Services in Huron County last week. Recipients of cer-
tificates included (left to right) Russell and Verona Snider of
Zurich, George and Lorraine Brophy of Lucknow, Harold and
Phyllis Parsons of Kippen and Albert and Doris Shilbe of Bayfield.
(Shelley McPhee Haist photo).
Foster parents and volunteers honored
By Shelley McPhee Heist
VARNA - Foster parents and volunteers
were paid a special tribute here on October
28 when a special banquet was held in their
honor. This annual event put on by the
Family and Children's Service (FCS) of
Huron County highlights the contributions
made by the dozens of men and women who
work to provide homes for foster children.
Special certificates and awards were
given !o foster parents who have proven
themselves to be long and valued supporters
of FCS.
In presenting the awards., Peggy Rivers of
Goderich noted, "Our volunteers are an in-
valuable resource who demonstrate consis-
tent examples of positive influences for the
children and families in Huron County."
Russell Alton and his wife Margaret were
honored for the more than 10 years of ser-
vice that they have provided to FCS. For the
past decade, Russell has volunteered his
time 'as a driver for the agency, and with
Margaret as his navigator, the Goderich
couple have provided much needed
transportation.
Volunteer drivers for FCS have logged
some 43,800 km. in the past nine months.
Bob and Shirley Gauley of Walton were
recognized for the five years of service that
they have contributed to FCS. The Gauleys
Imo oven working with the Child Reach
Program, a special project for the parents
of pre-school children. In one session alone
they had 25 youngsters.
Cathy Bedour of Goderich began working
with FCS as a high school student. She has
volunteered her time to assist mothers with
babysitting and child care and has also
developed a special friendship with a
teenaged girl.
Dave Thorne of Goderich was honored for
the five years of assistance he has given in
organizing drives in the country. He has
worked as a volunteer during that time has
recorded more than 250 visits to the
Goderich offices of FCS. He has also
befriended a teenaged boy and that associa-
tion has been a meaningful me.
Eight couples were h .nored for the many
ears of service they 1 ! given as foster
parents. In presenting the awards to these
people Norma Jeffrey of Goderich com-
its
mended them and their families on the ef-
fort they have made to sharetheir homes,
for caring and giving and for children who
have difficult problems.
Among the award recipients were:
Russell and Verona Snider of Zurich, 20
years; Dennis and Yvonne Brown formerly
of Huron County, 15 years; Ken and Evelyn
Boyce of Goderich. 15 years: Cecil and
Dianne Bruinsma of R.R. 4 Goderich, five
years; Gerry and Gladys Greidanus of R.R.
2 Goderich, five years; George and Lorraine
Brophy of Lucknow, five years; Harold and
Phyllis Parsons of Kippen, five years;
Albert and Doris Shilbe of Bayfield, five
years; and, Keith and Joan Stevenson of
R.R. 1 Zurich, five years.
SIX
HONORED
Volunteers at the Huron County Family and Children's Services
were recognized for the contributions they have made, at a banquet
held in Varna on October 28. Honors went out to (left to right)
Russell and Margaret Alton of Goderich, Bob and Shirley Gauley of
Walton, Cathy Bedour of Goderich and Dave Thorne of Goderich.
(Shelley McPhee Heist photo).
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