THE Henty community is invited to a free screening of the movie Unrest on Sunday, October 29, 4pm, at the Henty Community Club in support of Ainslie Campbell, who has chronic fatigue syndrome. If you are interested in attending tell all your contacts and make an event of it and help raise awareness of this extremely debilitating condition.
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CFS is a complex, chronic neuroimmune disease that has many symptoms, affecting all systems of the body. The movie – Unrest - when Harvard PhD student Jennifer Brea is struck down by a fever that leaves her bedridden, she sets out on a virtual journey to document her story as she fights a disease that medicine forgot.
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HENTY Buffalos are preparing for their open day on December 10at the Henty Anglican Hall on Day Street from 2pm. There will be a presentation of a film that covers many aspects of the fundraising activities of the organisation. Families are welcome.
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IT WOULD appear from the comments being received that the scarlet honey eaters – now confirmed as the Scarlet Honey Eater, are being sighted all over Henty with the latest reports coming from Graham Street. I hope Jim has managed a photo or two.
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A SHORT report on the Men’s Shed’s trip to the Corowa Distillery. Seven members sampled the “stock” and were educated on the techniques of producing the best whiskey. Odd that not much was spoken about the chocolate. The group also managed to visit the Rutherglen Men’s Shed, a pie shop and one winery in a varied day. Being a recent recipient of an Australian Men’s Shed Association Grant, the members are looking to expand storage facilities.
