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Surgeons then wanted to amputate Chamberlain’s arm. Supplied “I managed to talk them down,” Chamberlain said in the interview. “They said it will be no good for you.” Back in New Zealand Chamberlain did not allow his war injuries to hold him back. He married, became a champion cyclist winning the Timaru to Christchurch classic and farmed just outside Waimate. “You can’t really imagine what he went through,” Ken Chamberlain said. “Occasionally he talked about it and opened up a bit more after the article in the paper [ The Timaru Herald] this year.” Chamberlain’s right arm was of little help to him for farm work. His son said he just got on and did what was required. ....
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A SCOTTISH care home company has expanded its portfolio after securing a £10.2 million funding package. Family-owned Avondale Care Scotland was supported in its acquisition of the Glenbervie residential care home in Falkirk with the loan from Barclays. The funds will also be used to provide facilities in its other care homes. Glenbervie is the fourth in the Avondale portfolio, which includes Carrondale Care Home in Falkirk, and Benore Care Home and Lister House in Lochore, Fife. The company also runs Robert Allan House, situated within Lister House, which offers specialist care to adults aged between 18 and 65 with complex needs. The business was established in 1987 by Allan Hendry, and is now operated by his sons Graeme and Adrian Hendry. It employs around 550 people. ....
Welshman Dr Rees was heavily involved in the community in his adopted town, particularly Wivey Rugby Club. He moved to the town with his wife Barbara in 1969 to work in the GP practice, becoming senior partner following the retirement of his friend Dr David Watson. Dr Rees was instrumental in moving the surgery to Lister House, in Bolloms Mead, as the town’s population and practice grew. After he retired from general practice, he continued to work for the NHS up until last year in the capacity of a war pension medical assessor. The role brought him into contact with many veterans and he took great interest in their stories and offered great support. ....