HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-10-19, Page 3Patricia Haliahan is dwarfed by her late husband's huge trophy, the
John Haliahan Memorial Trophy for Beit Setting, which was won this
year by cousins Mike Searson [left] and Jason Searson, with a time of
only 88 seconds. Mrs. Haliahan made the presentation at the Biyth
Threshers and Hobby Association Awards Banquet at the Biyth
Memorial Hall on Saturday.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1988. PAGE 3.
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Maplewood. A large crowd attended the annual event.
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Mrs. StewartStevenson cele
brated her birthday on October 13.
Donald Ives celebrated his
birthday on October 17.
Gordon and Catherine Caldwell
and Edna Mcdonald were weekend
visitors with Paul and Isabel Ellis
and family in Sudbury.
Evalena Webster and Marion
Wright spent a few days with Tom
Webster and family at Brace
bridge.
Con and Lois van Vliet were
delighted with the news they
received recently. Their only
daughter, Kim Tolton R.N., has
accepted an important position at
the Toronto General Hospital
relating to Organ Transplant pro
cedure.
Kim’s caring, friendly disposi
tion coupled with wide and diversi
fied experience in the Nursing field
no doubt played a large part in her
being chosen from 15 applicants
for this prestigious and highly
responsible position.
Her many duties will include
investigating, counselling and
evaluatingliverand lung trans
plant candidates.
Kim Tolton is a 1982 graduate of
Conestoga College (Stratford
Campus) in the Nursing Division of
Applied Arts and Technology.
Following graduation, she spent
one year as a nursing staff member
of a psychiatric hospital in London,
after which she joined the staff of
the Toronto General Hospital,
most recently nursing in the
Intensive Care Unit, where she
also instructed nurses who display-
ed potential for this Unit. Her
interest in her work knowing no
bounds, Kim took post graduate
courses at York University.
In conversation with her parents
shortly after commencing her new
duties on October 3, Kim said,
“Having my very own office at the
Toronto General Hospital has
given me a strong sense of
belonging.” Kim is very happy
that she has been given a chance to
work in the Transplant Program,
the objective of which is prolong-
ment of life and restoration of
health for all ages.
Joe and Helen Hoggart and
Ralph Graviston of Mitchell and
Stewart and Mildred Ament spent
the weekend at Lurgan Beach.
While there Stewart picked a dish
of raspberries.
Nine tables of card players came
out to the weekly euchre part at
Biyth Memorial Hall on October 10
despite it being a holiday.
High lady for the evening was
Ida Proctor while Vera Hesselwood
. showed the men how to do it taking
the high man’s prize, Carolyn
Cunningham was the low lady and
Len Shobbrook the low man.
Esther Moffat had the most lone
hands for the ladies and Ruth
Doherty, playing as a man, had the
most lone hands for the men. Vi
Hoggarth won the special prize.
Edythe Snell and Jeff Wittich
had the high scores when eight
tables of Lost Heir players met in
Memorial Hall Wednesday night.
Millar Richmond and Evelyn Smith
had the low scores. Winnie Vincent
wonthe special prize. Lost Heir
takes place every Wednesday
night at the Hall and everyone is
welcome.
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