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F W10 0f 'iee Secretaries MRS. HELEN ARMSTRONG, retiring Secretary of FWIO MRS. HELEN ARMSTRONG FWIO 7 May I help you? As the old song goes “we‘ve become accustomed to your voice" 7 that is the voice of the office secretary. Mrs. Helen Armstrong. It was :1 lucky day for the Women‘s Institute when Miss MCKercher lured Helen away from a law office to work for the Home Economics Branch on behalf of the Women's Institute. Thousands of members have talked to Helen on the phone and read the Familiar signature on letters. Many have met her personally but many more feel they knew her be- cause at the letters and telephone calls December 31. 1979 Mrs. Sid Armstrong retires and asâ€" sumes the role ot‘housewife. Helen joined the staff 16 years ago when the office was at 20 Spadina. She has seen the work load increase as the W I grew. Always eager to help. nothing was too great an effort. there always seemed to be time for the extras. She has worked with the last eight Presidents and We Sec- retaries. I know for a fact how much assistance Helen gave, for I was one of those presidents. As a W 1 member Helen has worked continually over the years as a member of the Mary H. Graves W I. She was the first Secretary Treasurer of the York County Rally. inciden- tally they celebrated their 25th anniversary last summer; secretary treasurer and now second vice president of York East District and Secretary Treasurer of Central Area She attended the first FWIC Convention and the ACWW’S in Lansing and Toronto. “It’s been nice to know you." and just think when the branch fees come pouring in. you’re on permanent holidays! The Women’s Institute members throughout the Province say: “thank you" for ajob well done. 6 MISS MARY CAMPBELL, SECRETARY, FWIO MISS MARY CAMPBELL FWIO are so fortunate that Miss McGhee ‘.‘|'l‘.’\l Mary Campbell to the ol‘fice of the Women‘s Inst A former resident ot‘Tiverton , Mary remember .Im W 1 meetings as a small child and especially recall n on “table manners" by the members of the TIVC‘IIt- Si.” knows of the work either organization because u urn associations in Bruce County. Miss Campbell has been with the Home I ‘ni - Branch, having served as secretary to both Miss .l mun and Mrs. Margaret Drew. The FWIO executive look forward to working 'tlin Campbell and the branch members wish her the v. at ,l‘r she assumes the position of FWIO office secretar. u" 3. 1980. SOUTH MACAULEY w I, MUSKOKA SOUTH DIS1 V'FT' present a life membersth to (I) Mrs. Art Dick. 599” ‘ fwg the presenrarion to Mrs. Dick is Mrs. Edward Rurtor "503 life member of the Branch.