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aateatiOn..4,The 34 board
directors.representing the
' 27,000 mein:hers in the
province held its semi-
annual unet,jxg in Toronto
this week with the President
We, Janet Hiepleh
presiding,
Joyce Canning, Co-
ordinator for Rural
Organizations and, Service
Branch of Ontario Ministry
of Agriculture and Food,
expanded on suggested
topics for programs under
"Women -Unlimited
Potential" which the branch
members are asked to study
this year, thus becoming
better informed and better
equipped tomeet today's
concerns.
Excitement was evident as
delegates were briefed on
the World Conference to be
held in Vancouver in June.
raneda is proud to host this
They've volunteered hundreds of days and thousands of boors but Edwin Zeale of Clinton,
GertrudePostina of V=4 and Russel Alton of Goderichitre still happily devoted to helping
at the Huron Day Care Centre in Clinton. In recognition of Volunteer Week the three
workers were honored by the Centre on Tuesday, Apr019. (photo by Shelley McPhee)
Three outstanding volunteers
donate years of special service
Volunteer Week, from
April 18 - 24 had as its theme
for this year "Volunteering -
A Great Way To Grow". This
theme has proved a fact at
the Huron Day Centre for the
Homebound. The centre is
now at the five and a half
year mark of its program
and as the volunteers have
grown in numbers and ex-
perience, so has the size and
excellence of the service to
the homebound seniors of
Huron County.
On April 19 the Centre
honored three special
volunteers who each have
donated five years of ser-
vice.
Gertrude Postma of RR 1,
Varna began as a volunteer
driver with the Centre on
November 7, 1977. By
December 1982 she had
driven 15,263 miles and put in
382 hours driving clients to
the from the Centre from
Zurich and Hensall every
Monday.
She also serves •as an
emergency driver on other
days. On the rare occasion
When' Gertrude hasn't been
able to help, her husband has
filled in.
Russel Alton of Goderich
also decided to devote his
free time to the Centre in
November of 1977. Since then
he has given 568 hours of his
time and has driven clients
from Goderich one or two
• days a week, for a total of
22,723 miles. He too has
served as an emergency
driver.
Edwin Zeale of RR 1,
Clinton has served as a
driving and day volunteer at
the Centre since February 2,
1978.
Offering transportation for
clients from Clinton, Blyth
and other areas, two to three
days each week, Edwin has
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tallied up 16,796 miles, Or 420
hours.
As well he has put in an
additional 2,124 hours, or 354
days, helping two days a
week at the Centre with the -
whirlpool, woodworking,
bowling, swim therapy and
many other duties.
The three outstanding
volunteers were honored by
the Huron Day Care Centre
with a special presentation
made by Clinton Mayor
Chester Archibald.
The centre has 60
volunteers from all parts of
Huron. County. Some are
drivers, some drive and stay
for the day, some come in or
are brought in for special ac-
tivities such as ceramics,
bowling, etc. A volunteer
may come in as many as
three times a week, or as
seldom as once a month, as
long as they assume the
responsibility of meeting
that commitment, barring
unexpected happenings,
then there are the emergen-
cy volunteers to call on at the
last minute.
The centre would not be
able to operate without
volunteer help. All of the
clients staff and Board of
Directors of the Huron Day
Centre for the Homebound
thank these people for their
assistance.
From Clmton and Area
volunteers are -
Jim Allaway, Willy Brehm,
Barbara Bellefleur, George
_Cox, Ann Dykstra, Mary
Doherty, Muriel Jones,
Sharon Lacroix, Gerry
Mountford, June McCowan,
Viola Riley, Phyllis Tyndall,
Henny Uyl, Betty Dreaddy,
Doralene Flowers, Ralph
Guertin, Elmer Johnson,
Elaine Cox, Bertha Gibb,
Betty Fawcett. Gladys East.
Joy Vodden, Sandi
Westerhout, Margaret
Wright, and Edwin Zeale.
From Goderich and Area -
Gordon Finnigan, Margaret
Alton, Everett, Sparling,
Russel Alton, Hazel Mc-
Creath, Rhona Hadden and
Jim Coulter.
From Seaforth and Area -
Ellen Doyle, Viola Hulley,
Ruth Malkus, Alice Reid,
Eileen Townsend, Mae
Young, and Rev. T. Duke.
From Blyth, Auburn and
Brussels -
Murray Souch, Susan
Howson. Ken McDougall.
Jim Smith, Pat Watson and
Harold Steffler.
From Bayfield and Varna
Area -
Irene Easton, Marion Hill
and Willa Rathwell.
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about their organization with
19 Branches. Three spring
conventions will be held with
the Fall one in Guelph in
October. Linda Tottenham
won the JWIO award.
On May '3 - 5 over 500
delegates will attend the
Officers Conference at
Waterloo University for a
learning experience, and
resolve to become more
aware of necessary changes.
Congratulations to
Margaret Schaum of Emo,
Ontario on winning the Hazel
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