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TODAY'S CHILD
BY HELEN ALLEN
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1977 PAGE ELEVEN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Point Clark
Couple Open
Kincardine Office
H & R Block, the world's largest
income tax service, announces the
opening of an office at 350
Broadway, Kincardine. The Block
firm operates over 7500 offices
throughout Canada and United
States.
The manager of the Kincardine
office will be Thea Van Wensem,
who as well as being a qualified
bookkeeper, has been trained by H
& R Block to prepare both
personal, as well as business and
farm income tax returns. The
Kincardine office will be a subsid-
iary of the Goderich H & R Block
office which is open twelve months
of the year and is managed by Kitty
and Vern Smith of Goderich, who
also have a seasonal residence 'at
Point Clark.
The Kincardine office opens
January 31st until April 30th.
Treat Injuries
Al Hosiiital
Gregory Smith, R. R. 4 Goderich,
was driving his vehicle when he
was involved in a collision, 3 miles
north of Holyrood on January 18,
on Bruce County Road 1. He was
admitted to hospital with internal
injuries and later transferred to
University Hospital, London.
Investigated by Kincardine O.P.P.
Miss Tiffany Wall, Dungannon,
was struck by an automobile on the
main street in Dungannon. She
was admitted to hospital with facial
injuries. Investigated by J.' Hicks,
Wingham O.P.P. for Goderich
O. P. P
Tony is 22 months but seems more like a lively one-year-
old, partly because he is small for his age and . he• has
developed 'slowly,
He is active, healthy and appealing with his slightly curly-
brown hair and blue eyes. Gentle, easy-going and always
good-natured, Tony is friendly and likes everybody. lie likes
animals too.
Tony is a good sleeper and he loves to eat. He can entertain
himself but really likes to be with people. If there are no real
people around he can be absorbed in television, no matter
what the program. He is especially responsive to music.
Lovable Tony is such a happy, sunny-tempered toddler he
will be a joy to parents who accept the fact that he may be a
slow learner or.require special schooling. He can be an only
child or fit in among others.
To inquire about adopting Tony, please write to Today's
Child, MiniStry of Community and Social Services, Box 888,
Station K, Toronto M4P 21-12. In your letter tell something of
ymir present famil and your way of life.
For general a option , information, contact your local
Children's Aid Soci
'RESPONSIVE TO MUSIC
ST. HELENS
Intended for last week
SNOWMOBILE CLUB
Sixteen members gathered for
the trail ride on Friday night.
Snowmobiling was restricted to
well known trails as there was too
much snow in the fields. Following
the ridesnowmobilers were inform-
ed of an up-coming 100 mile ride
around the Clinton area to help
sponsor the March of Dimes. After
the short meeting a light lunch of
home-made soup was served. .
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Todd were Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Verhulst of Bathe and
'Mr. and Mrs. John Bick of
Scarborough.
Terry Jamieson is a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital following a.
snowmobile accident in which he
suffered severe leg injuries. Get
well wishes for a speedy recovery
are sent from this community.
Douglas Aitchison celebrated his
21st birthday at his home on
January 16 (actual birthday Janu-
ary 11). Those attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Aitchison, Mis-,
Nancy Ritchie of Lucknow, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Aitchison and family of
Ripley and Mr. and Mrs. Bevin
Brown and family. of Wingham.
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