HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-10-14, Page 35Page 10
Volunteers
are the
Centre's
lifeline...
from page 7
needs," says Mrs. Anstett.
While no special training is required
of people who volunteer to work at the
Huron Centre, workshops and training
seminars are offered periodically for
volunteers. For the most part,
volunteers learn on the job.
In recognition of the volunteers a
special appreciation night is held each
year at the Huron Centre for the Home-
bound. This year the evening of honor
and celebration will be held on
November 10.
"A special thank you on behalf of the
Huron Centre goes out to all the
volunteers who have helped out over
the last 10 years and made the program
the success it is today," Mrs. Anstett
said.
Gladwyn Dale, a client who attends the touch his toes and then stretch his
Centre on Thursday, is shown here do- arms. (Anne Narejko photos.)
ing stretching exercises. First he had to
CONGRATULATIONS
on \ our It) \ear,
the Lotllrilunit\
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tor the Homebound e\ er\
to the tllttlrc.
South Huron Hospital
Exeter, Ont.
CONGRATULATIONS
to the
HURON DAY CENTRE for the
HOMEBOUND
The Co-ordinator's STAFF and VOLUNTEERS
THANK YOU for serving a
vital need in our community
BEST WISHES for
CONTINUED SUCCESS
SEAFORTH COMMUNITY
HOSPITAL