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Last day on the job It was an emotional time at the Huronia Nursing Home in Penetanguishene Wednesday as volun- teers, community leaders, staff, relatives and residents joined in a Farewell Tea for the grand old establishment. They'll all be moving to the new Sara Vista Nursing Home in Elmvale over the next couple of weeks. One who won't be joining the move, though, is Eva Hamelin, shown above at Wednesday's affair. She's been nursing at the Huronia home for eight years of "devotion and giving of herself to them," said activity director Heather Brooking, and Wednesday's get-together was an especially heartfelt event for her. Among the dignitaries on hand were Penetanguishene Reeve Art Stewart and Deputy-Reeve Frances St. Amant, who presented a letter to the home's Shirley Mills on behalf of Mayor Ron Bellisle. "We wish you well in your new venture," said Bellisle, 'and are pleased you will still be in the immediate area." The home's final birthday parties, for Delia Beauchamp, Wilfred Clark, Jean Wettlauffer, Martha Feindell, Rose Burton and Jean-Baptiste Marion, were arranged by the volunteers and staff. Brooking said of the volunteers: "'They're the hub of any institution. Without them the reality of the world doesn't come to us." Not sust parades There'll be two _ years; in fact, the Royal parades in addition to Canadian Legion the Royal Canadian Charitable Foundation } Legion Branch 80's was instituted with annual Poppy Fund _ government approval to campaign next monthin look at specific Midland. problems associated For value-minded families... On Nov. 7, a Church' with the elderly. Parade will form up at Just parades and NORITAKE CONTEMPORARY CHINA ters (10:30 a.m.) and they're nice, too. ~ fe fe "i ' 6 er a travel to Knox (CO Mordlabe Presbyterian. On oF Remembrance Day, Nov. 11, there'll be a second parade from the Legion (10:15 p.m.) to the Cenotaph on King St. for a service. Poppy Fund tag days will be Nov. 5-6. . All proceeds are used to assist veterans and their dependents. During these days Branch 80 will become a high-profile group in the community, but in actuality it's a wing of a nationwide organization of Allied war veterans and eligible young people who are closely involved in community programs all year 'round. There's youth and community projects, including scholarships and bursaries, Branch house leagues, and track and field for all ages (long-time Branch 80 member Sal deVries knows about that November 8 in Penetanguishene VOTE 3 TO ELECT Bob Cascagnette Deputy Reeve If elected, | would seek to sit on the industrial commission. | would then work toward establishing a joint area industrial commission. Working as a team would have more advantages. The whole area would benefit. So why not work together for industry and job creation. aspect: last summer, SUGGESTED his grand-daughter, 14- RETAIL year-old Lisa deVries of London, won _ the S Sal national Junior high- Good --- --. 5 Pc. Set $50.00 $35.00 pit 20 Pc. Set 19900 139.30 45 Pc. Set 48995 342.96 Patterns] 92 Pc. Set 969.95 678.96 | from Nov. 1 to Nov. 15 at Also Save 30% on Open Stock "se NORSIM sande REEVE Has More Beautiful Ways Make every dollar do 100 cents work". : ; ! For dedicated ' THE PLACE SETTING representation , , 711 YONGE STREET (aT. 6TH AND YONGE) of ALL MIDLAND, ONTARIO Tay people _538 Bay St., Midland TELEPHONE (705) 526-8523 roe anor mation Something for Every Dining Need Call 526-2405 mp Something for Every 9 or 526-3962 -- = a Gift for Every Occasion The Committee toreturn Walker "As time goes by, You'll know why" jumping title with a six- foot leap). Then there's senior citizens projects, of growing interest as members progress in choice Open 6 days a week, Mon to Saft. Friday; October 29, 1982, Page 7