Witney playgroup toddlers help raise funds for a health centre. – Vintage Photograph

Mrs Christine Maxwell, supervisor of Witney playgroup, helped three-year-old Henry Johnson and other toddlers to wang their welly as part of a fundraising event to purchase a nebuliser machine for the Nuffield Health Centre. The group also held a jumble sale and cake stall, with the proceeds going to their own funds.Mrs Christine Maxwell, supervisor of Witney playgroup, helped three-year-old Henry Johnson and other toddlers to wang their welly as part of a fundraising event to purchase a nebuliser machine for the Nuffield Health Centre. The group also held a jumble sale and cake stall, with the proceeds going to their own funds.

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Mrs Christine Maxwell helps three-year-old Henry Johnson to wang his welly A FUNDRAISING event by Witney playgroup youngsters brought a speedy result. The children from the High Street playgroup held a welly wang to buy equipment for a health centre, and handed a cheque over the same day. Playgroup supervisor, Mrs Christine Maxwell said: “We were sure of raising enough money, so we got a cheque ready to hand over.” The group presented 100 to the Nuffield Health Centre to buy a nebuliser, a machine which helps asthmatic children. The group also held a jumble sale and ran a cake stall, and will use the rest of the proceeds for its own funds. 04142 WOOD GREEN, WITNEY, GETS SOME MRS. CHRISTINE MAXWELL, AT ELLY WANGING BY TODDLERS FOR