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I Mrs Herbert K Ma/uske FWIO Presrdent A whole new world has opened up for Mrs. Herâ€" bert K. Maluske as she assumes the Presidency of F_W.I.O. having been elected at the annual Board Meeting. An extremely busy person in her community and church, but she has just completed her terms of office in some of the organizations. “Verna” has worked in the Historical Society compiling a local Township his- tory, secretary of the Western District ofthe Lutheran Church Women as well as teaching Sunday school. Vacation Church school and Week-day Church school. She assisted the Home and School Association for its first year of operation and acted as Program Chairman during 1969-1970. As a former teacher her services were most appreciated Born in Sullivan Township. Grey County. her forâ€" mal education “as received at SS #3 Sullivan and Wiarton High School. she continued on to Stratford Normal School and graduated with a permanent ele- mentary teacher‘s certificate standard I. and taught for IO years. Her interest in Women‘s Institute started in l953 when shejoincd Marmion Branch and has held all the offices in the Branch except Secretary Treasurer. Her contribution to Grey Centre District has extended over a period of about fifteen years. during that period she worked up to Prestdent. At County level. she was a Vice-President. and a Convener of Agriculture and Canadian Industries at Area. A member ot‘the Provin- cial Board for the last three years. representing Subdi- vision 15. and while on the Board she was a member of Grey Brucc Area Executive and also attended the FWIC meeting in Ottawa as one of Ontario's Junior Board Directors. Mrs. Maluske was on the staff of Of- ficers' Conference as well as a Group Discussion Leader for Mcmbersâ€"al-Large during her term as Board Director. She is no stranger to 4H Homemaking Club work. and has attained her ten year leadership certificate. Mrs. Maluske was the first woman to be President of Sullivan Township. Federation of Agriculture. Since her husband's death in 1970 she moved from the farm to Chesley. Having had an opportunity to live in both rural and urban areas she has an excellent under- Com’dpage 31 A SINOERE WELCOME FROM THE MEMBERS OF THE FEDERATED WOMEN'S INSTITUTES OF ONTARIO Mrs. Earl Morden FWIO Secretary Treasurer An Elgin County Women‘s Institute Memi ILL 'mg He'd? ROdnE)’. Mrs. Earl Morden. a farmer m. was appointed Secretary Treasurer of the Fed llcd Women‘s Institutes of Ontario, Mother of FM" hit. drcn. the oldest son is married. living on [fit me farm, another son works in Rexdale. a daughter l-I. Her and seven year old twin daughters. Mrs. Morden says. as a farm fantin "we at. .m. munity minded." Because of loCation they real ‘ng. long to two communities. Kintyre through Chui m- terests and activities and Clachan Community tl. gh Institute, A Women's Institute member for ten years been a Branch vice-president and volunteer hell int Wardsville Retarded Nursery School. At Disttit 1 she served as Convener of Family and Consum \i- fairs and attended the FWIC Convention in B.. In 1973. Her experience has been varied in the tilt .‘xs world. After graduation from Business Collegt he worked for H. J. Heinz Co. at Leamington ant .u clerk treasurer officer of both Aldborough and ney. "Hilde" worked in Welfare and Social Serti .o assistant welfare ofiicer for Aldborough TO\VI‘lSh|| id the Village of Rodney" although this work nov .15 been taken over by the County. It is evident Mrs. Morden has worked With r r. people and her work in the social field has helpci :r relate easily to people and their problems. Enjoyment comes from reading and craft: ‘I most of all getting ready to entertain friends and iv Lives for meals or an evening of family fun. How would you like to entertain fifty relatives 3 September week-end? Mrs. Morden does this i I year when the “Morden Get Together" is held- implcment shed is converted into a dining area. young and old come together to play and visit. It should pass the farm on that week-end you w0u|d the town and country cousins. climbing trees. plai badminton. horseshoes or croquet. The little folk are busy riding down the barn bu lon coaster Wagons. while the older generation can «3 seen exchanging recipes. or a quilt block pattern ‘I Id: 4Q?) it. rs just chatting. Cont’d page 5!