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EXECUTIVE—The new executive for the Huron Town and Country Homemakers was
.named recently. In the photo left .to right are: front row, Lauretta Seiger of Exeter,
Thea Trick, Clinton; Jane LeVan, Wingham; middle row, Margaret Sharp, Seaforth;
Betty McGregor, Kippen; Ruth Linton, Clinton; Marie Bolton, Dublin; Lois Hodgert,
Seaforth; back row, Bruce McDonald, Mildmay; Bev Brown, Wingham, and Brian
McBurney, Turnberry Township. (Levesque Photo)
Business and
Professional
Carol E. Homuth, O.D.
Mrs. H. Viola Homuth, O.D.
Optometrists
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Wingham
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MRS. LEWISronenouse
LEWIS STONEHOUSE
Homemaker service
had increase in clients
Town and Country home-
making costs are paid by the,
user, says Jean Young,
executive director.
"The people of Huron
County are purchasing out of
pocket a much greater
proportion of their home-
making needs," Mrs. Young
told the April 9 anpual meet-
ing of Town and Country
Homemakers.
Statistics presented by
Mrs. Young show that 66.4
per cent of Town and
Country's expenses are paid
by the clients. The remaind-
er is paid for by donations, a
grant from Huron County
and the province. Mrs.
Young pointed out that in a
city agency, the majority of
expenses are paid for with
municipal tax dollars and
United Way funds.
rBelgrave Personal Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
Makas of London visited for
the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler.
Mrs. Ethel Wheeler from
Woodley's, Wroxeter, spent
Sunday at the same home.
A number of UCW mem-
bers from Calvin -Brick and
Knox United Churches at-
tended the Easter Thankof-
fering meeting of the Blyth
UCW which was held in the
Blyth United Church on
Sunday evening. The Clinton
Central High School choir of
1
25 members entertained with
an excellent musical pro-
gram. Lunch was served and
a social time was enjoyed by
all.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert John-
ston were dinner guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Grant McLean of Hensall on
Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Procter
visited for a week with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Zettler and
Sherry of RR 4, Walkerton.
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"The city agency goes to
United 'Way and requests
and receives funds. Town
and Country Homemakers
does not have United Way
and the responsibility rests
entirely on the shoulders of
the board to raise funds,"
Mrs. Young said.
Board chairman Thea
Trick of Clinton said the
charitable agency must re-
main financially sound,
make available homemak-
ing services to Huron County
and provide funds for those.
who are in need of
homemaking but cannot pay
the total cost.
In January 1985, 27 of the
100 private clients were sub-
sidized through fundraising
monies and a $33,000 grant
for the support of the elderly,
Mrs. Young said.
Mrs. Trick said the con-
tingency fund for those who
cannot afford the agency's
full rate of $7.35 per hour is in
place because the agency
recognizes the need. The
Ag. society
holds meeting
BRUSSELS — In the
absence of the president,
Vice President John
McIntosh chaired the
meeting of the officers and
directors of the Brussels
Agricultural Society at the
B, M,& G Community Centre
April 3.
It was decided to cancel
the May 25 dance since there
will also be a dance at the
Legion. The secretary was
instructed to plan for a May
1986 dance.
May 1 was the date set to
sell the lots at the old fair
grounds. The sale will start
at 7:30 p.m. with Wallace
Ballagh as auctioneer,
Jeff Cardiff and Wayne
Lowe were appointed to the
Queen of the Fair committee -
and Brian Rutledge, Roy
Hanna and Wayne Lowe are
on the variety concert
committee.
Judges, bands and the
opening of the fair were,
discussed. Two new breeds
were added to the sheep and
7ltWo neiv' cl'8sse8 to the goats.
'Competition Competition'in the scare-
crow contest has been
growing, so first prize will be
$10, second prize $5.00 and
every other competitorwill
receive a silver dollar.
ERC appoints
mediator
for Huron
agency's ability to subsidize
any client's rate is directly
related to the securing of
funds," she said.
Services increased 29 per
cent last year over the 1983
figure. There were 1,839
clients in 1983 and 2,486
clients last year.
"The greatest problerr1 the
board of directors and my-
self as executive director
meet each year is raising
money to replenish the con-
tingency fund which enables
us to provide service to
many seniors and families
who would otherwise be un-
able to afford homemaking
help," Mrs. Young said.
To raise these funds, the
agency will continue its
annual amaryllis bulb
campaign.
Only three per cent of the
agency's time is spent with
"contingency" clients.
Bob Shrier of Signal -Star
Publishing of Goderich, was
the guest speaker of the
evening. Talking on human
potential, Mr. Shrier said
"life gives you time and
space".
It's up to you to decide
how to fill -it," he said.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Cl: Lon Walsh
are pleased to announce the
engagement of their
daughter Marni Elizabeth to
Thomas William Spanton,
son of Mrs. Roslyn Spanton
and Mr. William Spanton,
Toronto. The marriage will
take place Saturday, May 11
in Knox United Church, Bel -
grave.
Mr. and Mrs. John
McIntosh, RR 5, Brussels
are pleased to announce the
engagement of their
daughter Kim to Robert
Breyley of Cleveland, Ohio,
son of Mrs. Jane Breyley and
Mr. Robert Breyley of Ten-
nessee. The marriage will
take place Saturday, May 25
in Knox United Church, Bel-
grave.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Blake, RR 2, Brussels, would
like to announce the forth-
coming marriage of their
daughter Julie Elizabeth to
Steven David, son of Mr. and
Mrs. David Wharton RR 3,
Wingham, on Friday, April
26th at 7 p.m. Open reception
to follow at Brussels, Morris
& Grey Community Centre.
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The Wingham Advance -Times, Apr. 17, 1985—Page 15
GRAINGER—In loving.
memory of Cecil Grainger,
who passed away April 18,
1984, dear husband, father,
grandfather and great-
grandfather.
As time unfolds another
year,
Memories keep_ you .ever -
near,
Silent thoughts of -times
together,
Hold memories that will last
forever.
—Always remembered by
wife Janet, sons Alvin,
Bruce, Bob, daughter Ruth
and their families.
GRAINGER—In loving
memory of a dear grand-
father and great-grand-
father, Cecil Grainger, who
passed away April 18, 1984.
Every day in some small
way, memories of you.
come my way.
Unseen, unheard, yet always
near, still loved and
missed and very dear.
—Lovingly remembered
by Marilyn and Wayne, Chet
and Drew Williams.
HARRIS—In loving memory
of a dear husband, dad,
grandad and great-grandad
Percy Harris, who passed
away April23, 1969.
He had a nature you could
not help loving,
And a heart that was purer
than gold.
And to those who knew him
and loved him,
His memory will never grow
cold.
—Lovingly remembered
by his wife Hilda and family,
grandchildren, and great
grandchildren.
RINTOUL—In loving
memory of Gary W. Rintoul
who passed away one year
ago, April 19, 1984.
A year has swiftly flown by,
And how we've missed the
sparkel of your eye.
So many "times" we shared
with you
Are being thought of through
and through.
Memories of you are still
with us;
The ones we like and shared
so much.
Sadly missed, and your
cheerie smile will always
be with us.
—Mum, dad, brothers.
sister, sister-in-law, brother-
in-law and nieces.
BONDI—In loving memory
of a dear mother and grand-
mother, Josephine Bondi,
who passed away nine years
ago, April 23, 1976.
Sadly missed along life's
way,
Quietly remembered every
day,
No longer in our lives to
share,
But in our hearts you're
always there.
—Always remembered by
son Carl, Daughter-in-law
LaVonne and grandsons.
RAPP—In loving memory of
a dear father and grand-
father, Oscar Rapp, who
passed away seven years
ago, April 15, 1978.
Our lips capnot tell how
much we miss you Father
dear.
Our hearts cannot tell us
what to say.
God alone knows how much
we miss you,
In our hearts that are
lonesome today.
—Lovingly remembered
by daughter LaVonne, Bon-
in -law Carl and grandsons.
ALTON—In loving memory
of a dear father and grand-
father, Alvin Charles Alton,
who passed away April 5th,
1978.
The days pass and the years
go by.
A person to be proud of in
which we shall always be.
In Life -"and Death your
smiling face,
Will always be missed, and
never be forgotten.
—Ever remembered by
wife, family and grand-
children. Written by son
Robert Alvin Alton.
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The Education Relations
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appointed Dr. David White-
head of London to act as
mediator in the negotiations
between the secondary
teachers and the trustees of
the Huron County Board of
Education.,
Ile will be paid an hourly
rate of. $45 to act as
mediator. C.
Dr. Whitehead (BA Uni-
versity of Toronto, MBA
York University, PhD. Uni-
versity of Chicago) is an
assistant professor of
business.... administrations at _
the University of Western
Ontario.
His areas of academic in-
terest are organizational be-
haviour and human resource
management.
From 19794981 Dr. White-
head was in personnel work
at the University of New
Dr. Whitehead has at-
tended and served as a re-
source person for ERC
sponsored training sessions
for third parties.
This appointment is made
under Section 13 of the
School Board and Teachers
Collective Negotiations Act,
Revised Statutes of Ontprio,
1980.
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