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Compiled by Mrs. Betty McCall. Phone 887-6677
Many enjoy family picnic
On Sunday, June 24 the 5th
annual Humphries Picnic was held
at the Walton Hall. Twenty-six
adults and 11 children attended the
big event.
A pot luck lunch started the day
off. Although the day was rather
dull and dreary, games for both the
children and the adults were enjoy
ed. A special attraction for the
young and old was a scavenger
hunt. Winners were awarded me
dals for their hard luck and
perseverance.
After visiting and chit-chat
everyone went back into the hall to
enjoy the leftovers from the lunch
time feast.
Palliative
Care
People were present from Bay-
field, Brussels, Goderich, Hagers-
ville, Jarvis, London, Palmerston,
Sarnia, Toronto and Walton.
Residents attend
wedding
Several friends from this area
attended the wedding of Kathy
Larone and Steven Huether on
Saturday, June 30 at the St.
Thomas Anglican Church, Seaforth
and the reception at the Larone
family farm.
Draw, Thurs.
The Walton Area Sports Club
Cash Draw is to be held this
Thursday, July 5. Proceeds to
wards equipment and uniforms for
minor ball. First prize is $100;
second price, $25; third prize, $25.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1990. PAGE 9.
Presentation
A special awards night for members of the Belgrave and Fordwich 4H clubs was held last week in
Bluevale. NickGeleynsefromtheOntarioMinistryof Agricultureand Food presents awards to, from
left: Karen Campbell, 12 projects; Grace Carmichael, 6 projects and Lorrie Glanvllle, 24 projects.
moves office
Wingham and Area Palliative
Jare Services’ office is moving.
Effective July 3, the new location of
the office will be in the rear of the
North Huron Credit Union building
in Wingham. It has a separate
entrance off Alfred St. E.
The Palliative Care Services
Committee acknowledges the gen
erous support of the Credit Union
in making the office available. The
enlarged space and permanent
location will better enable the
Service to meet its objective of
providing active, compassionate
care and companionship, free of
charge, to those with life-threaten
ing illnesses, and their families.
Since the Service began in
January, 10 clients have received
support. Currently there are 19
active volunteers living throughout
most of north Huron and south
Bruce counties. A volunteer train
ing course, scheduled for eight
Tuesday evenings, beginning Sep
tember 11 should fill in the few
remaining communities in which no
volunteer presently lives. Space is
still available in the course. Anyone
interested may register by calling
the office.
The mailing address and phone
number of the office will remain
unchanged: Box 1286, Wingham,
Ontario, NOG 2W0, 357-2728. Of
fice hours are weekdays, 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. or by appointment.
New book
comedy about
making money
Continued from page 6
really loved, putting everything on
the screen then boiling it down
until it was in the final form he
wanted. It took about a year to
write the book but took two years to
get it published.
He’s already finished a second
book which is tentatively called
•“How to Make a Million’’, another
comedy about a young man whose
father gives him a piece of advice to
get a job at a bank because bankers
never are poor. The boy graduates
from university and proudly an
nounces he is North America’s
youngest bank president: president
of a food bank. But the young man
still manages to become rich turn
ing the non-proft operation into a
very profitable business for him
and his friends.
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