From the left: Kristen Casselman, WDMH Foundation managing director, Eric Young and Andrew DeJong from the Dundas Dairy Committee, ND Fire Station No. 3 Station Chief Dan Kelly, WDMH Foundation manager of direct mail and events Justine Plummer, volunteers Krystle and Isabel Carnelgie. Thompson Goddard Photo
WINCHESTER – The weather was a bit dull and wet, but that did not dampen the spirits of the people who attended the Family Fun Day at the 100 Club Park in Winchester. Organized by the Winchester & District Memorial Hospital (WDMH)l Foundation, the event offered the opportunity to learn about our local hospital, socialize, play some lawn games and enjoy a bite to eat.
Justine Plummer, Manager of Direct Mail and Events for the WDMH Foundation, offered a sincere “thank you to the community and sponsors for supporting the event and enjoying family activities in the park.
She explained how firefighters from North Dundas Fire Station 3 in Winchester brought a fire truck for people to look at, barbequed hot dogs and served up refreshments while nearby the Dundas Dairy Committee provided ice cream for dessert.
Carolyn Thompson Goddard, grew up in Chesterville and attended North Dundas District High School. After completing her BA in Political Science at Carleton University she has worked as a medical secretary and library technician. In 2020 she graduated from Algonquin College with a diploma in Journalism and has been a reporter and column writer for The Chesterville Record for over 10 years.
