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Glossy Whanganui book shines for St Vincent de Paul

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Charity cheque presentation __ Ruth Fowler of St Vincent de Paul gets cheque from Henry Newrick

Charity cheque presentation __ Ruth Fowler of St Vincent de Paul gets cheque from Henry Newrick

Book lovers have helped boost the funds of the Whanganui branch of St Vincent de Paul.

Henry Newrick, publisher of the glossy, 224-page coffee table book on the Whanganui region, From the Sea to the Mountain, was at the St Vincent op shop to present a cheque for $350 to the charity which aids the vulnerable in the community.

The money comes from advance orders of the book which was offered to Chronicle readers at a discount price of $19.95, with a proportion of each sale going to St Vincent de Paul.

Copies of the book arrive in Whanganui in three weeks and will go on sale at a full price of $24.95.

Our photo show Newrick with St Vincent de Paul shop manager Ruth Fowler, supported by Marianne Vine, Margaret Boyle, Yvonne Brooking and Lynaire Burling.

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