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Stephen Lobb, BA
Stephen James Lobb, son of Don and Alison
Lobb of RR2 Clinton, graduated from Huron
College, University of Western Ontario, with
his BA in 1986. Steve was first employed by
Concert Productions International (CPI),
Toronto in the accounting division. In
November, 1986 he accepted a position with
Nesbitt, Thomson, Deacon Inc., Toronto as
a Commodity Futures Account Executive.
Sud
2 miles south of Rayfield
( GRAND OPENING SPECIALS
It was a sea of people at the Bayfield Community Centre as bargain hunters were out to
support a good cause as well as see what they could find. On July 10, the 40th annual rum-
mage sale was held in support of Pioneer Park. The items available were anything from
furniture to baked goods to clothing. (Anne Narejko photo)
David Lobb, BSc
David Allen Lobb, son of Don and Alison
Lobb of RR2 Clinton, recently received his
BSc from Victoria College, University of
Toronto with a Biophysical Specialist
Degree. David is presently employed by the
Centre of Soil and Water Conservation at the'
University of Guelph and is also enrolled in
postgraduate studies there.
County library promotes talking books
This spring the Huron County Library
has been actively promoting its talking
book service. To reach potential talking
book patrons I anyone who is unable to
read print due to a, visual, physical or
perceptual disaiility 1, more than 125 let-
ters were mailed out to Huron County doc-
tors, service clubs and community groups.
This promotional project has been a
great success. In addition to increased
community awareness, many Huron Coun-
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ty organizations have generously donated
towards the purchase of talking books. To
date $1685 has been collected for this wor-
thwhile service. Dsmations have ranged
from $10 to $900, A very heartfelt thankyou
is extended from the Huron County Public
Library Board to all the groups and in-
dividuals who have supported the library's
talking book service.
In order to give proper credit to all sup-
porters, talking books purchased by these
funds will be labelled with the donor's
name.
The Library Board will also apply for
matching Wintario funds to further in-
crease the talking book budget.
In a recent survey of 27 libraries in the
Ontario Library service area of Saugeen,
it was shown that only 3 libraries (Kit-
chener, Guelph and Cambridge) have
larger talking book collections and more
registered patrons than Huron County.
Huron County has a larger number of
children usinP itv talking book service than
any other library in the Saugeen area. The
generosity of Huron County service clubs
and community, groups will allow the
library to maintain and, increase thjs,high
level. of service. The Warmly. will be'able.to..
correct some of the weak -areas in its Col-
lection such as the small. number of
children's titles currently available.
If you know of anyone who could benefit
from the library's talking book collection,
please tell them about this completely free
service. Once they have a certificate of
elegibility signed by a health professional
(doctor, nurse, therapist etc.), they will
become a registered talking patron. Their
disability may be temporary; someone
with burned hands or broken arms, or a
permanent one such as blindness. Victims
of strokes or arthritis are other potential
talking book patrons.
If you would like to learn more about
talking books, phone the Huron County
Public Library Headquarters at 524-2105.
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