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Parkirison's research discussed: Steers, heifers' 'sold
at ncar in r ptin
strong"U. it
bances; and speech and • Winghatn for allowing the
swallowing problems. use of their premises for The fed steers andTerry McCarthy,
'Dublin, 7, avg. 1436 lbs.,
avg. 90.91 to 93.50,
There were 145 heifers
on offer sellingfmrn 90.00
to 96.00 to the .high of
100.25,
Joe Kaalt:, Dashwood,
11 weighing 1325 lbs.,
sold for 100.25, 6, avg.
1312 lbs., sold for an avg..
93.89. '
Hugh Love, Atwood,
19, avg. 1185 lbs., avg.
94,07, with 1, weighing
1312 lbs. avg. 98.75.
Lyle Haney, Seaforth,
1, weighing 1100 lbs., sold
Current Parkinson's
research was one of sever-
al ,topics discussed at the
local group's, meeting ice,
9 .at the Church of the
Messiah °(Anglican),
Kincardine.
Carolyn; Conners, exec-
utive director of the south-
western division Of the
Parkinson's Foundation of
Canada, was on hand to
review the annual general
meeting of the Parkinson's:
Foundation which was
held- in London in.
October; . •
Besides current
researle "also high
lightedd r topics by the
main speaker at that gen-
eral meeting, including
vision and Parkinson's;
prevention program for
falls; stress and anxiety;„
constipation; sleep distur.-
�eparate
:The Kincardine support
groupmeets the second
Tuesday of each month at
2 p.m. at the Anglican
Church on Russell Street,
to discuss problems and
find out more about the
disease. Speakers are
brought in to disctss Vari-
ous subjects, and general
discussion and, question
period give all an opportu-
nity to learn more about
their problems.
Tn September, the group
raised more than $1,700
through the sale of tulips,
the offitcial flower of
Parkinson's. The members
appreciate the generous
support of the public for
,buying the .bulbs,and the
grocery stores in
Kincardine, Lucknow and
trustees
take mileage cut
the sale of the ;bulbs. All heifers. sold strong at
proceeds are used to fund prices $1 to $2 higher. he
:research to find a cure for cowspiraded steady. All
this disease which affcbts - .classesof stockers sold
more than •100,000 steady.
Canadians. There were 217 steers,.
Anyone wishing infor- on offer selling from 90.00
illation 'with respect to to 96.00 to the high of.
Parkinsp 's is welcome to 105.25.
attend the rneetings,: or
call Frank Caiger-Watson Kada Farms. Biue'vale,
in Kincardine at. 396-2897, 16. avg. 1414.1bs.. avg.
Or Joan Martin in : 95.72 with 4 avg. 1401
Lucknow at 528»360.1, or lbs. selling for 103.00..
the Parkinson Foundation John Glousher,
of Canada at 1-888-851- ..Wingh am, 1S; avg. 1371
7376. lbs., avg. 91,94 to 96:7.5.
for 90.75.
Gerald Lamb.
Goderibh, 11, weighing
1160 lbs., sold, for 88.50:
There were 251 cows
on offer selling front 35.00 •
to 54.00 to the high of
73.5:0.
p Hanover Stock Farms,,
Pusljnch, 1, weighing
1250 lbs, sold for 68.0, '
Bill Robinson. Auburn,
1, weighing 1515 lbs.,
sold for 66.00.
Geo, Yungblut;
Gowanstown, Tl, weighing n"
1845 lbs., sold for 62.50
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WALKE&014. HANOVER Morin s' PORT ELG114.
B.F. Thomson. FCA. L.H. YAW, CA ' 'K.L Drier, CA M,s, Bolton. CA
R.J. Wien, CA .: $4. Hunt, CA . H:E. Kib4a CA
Om. Munro. CA. ' _ K, 0e14chlagel, CA
R Thor" GA
R.G. Thorn+$, S'rA
0+!1.1211 3644190, 321-2351 132.2040
by,Pat 1<ialpin cil recently increased its,
The Bruce -Grey sena- rate to 32cents a kilome-
rate board trustees' bucked tre,
a trend . when they decided ;
to decrease the mileage Soccer field
rate for board travel: ' 'The Bruce -Grey sepa-
After examining a stall- rate board has signed a
dard formula for calculat three-way agrsent.for a
ing .driving expenses;new track and soccer field
trustees agreed to lower ' • in Miildmay:
the rate to 29 cents per . The two boards and .the '
kilometre for regular service clubspaidfor
boardtravel and 25' cents land, fencing and develop -
per kilometre for occa- mentofthe .facilities. The
sional travel. The previ- . municipality will be
ous rates were 31 cents • responsible for mainte-
and 27, cents respectively. nance.
Earlier the same day., The Lions Club and',
trustees for the Bluewater • Rotary Club each donated
district school, board '• $5,000. to the project,
raised their mileage .rate to.• While the, Optimist Club
30 cents a kilometre, ; pledged $1,500 over three
while Bruce county coup- years.
Home' from New
Zealand for holiday
by Jean Ross
Allison : Vardrop, of
Auckland, New Zealand,
has been ;spending her
three-week holiday with
her parents; Sinclair. and
Jeanette Wardrop, fends
in Waterloo and other rela-
tives.
The family of Elmer.
and Margaret>Sleighthohn
from . Si.
Thomas,
Brantford,
Goderich,
Exeter and
Uxbridge were •
all home for Christmas
with Elmer and Margaret.
John McKinnon and
Mildred McClenaghan
'spent Christmas Day with
Mr. and Mrs ...-Percy
McClenaghan of Clinton.
On Sunday. John and
Mildred• attended a
'Sunday brunch, °at ' a
Goderich restaurant with
Ross and Jean McKenzie.'
The.McKenzies' five sons
nem the west were all
home for the celebration
Jonathon Wail, captain. of the Parkhill team was
also voted MVP in the championship game
against Zurich In the Lucknow Lions Novice
Hockey Tournament on, Saturday. Jonathon
received personal and team awards from Steve
Hackett (left); chair of the .event and Barry
Johnston,•'president of the local Lions club. •
Parkhill defeated' Zurich a8'to 3. (Livingston
photo)
NI ill DI DI
THEATRE
KiNCARDiNE'
396-3250
JAN.9 & 10 AT 7 &9 P.M. &JAN. 11 TO 15 AT 8 P.M.
Aelli Art /MT
Tomorrow Never Dies
tli'�l
ALL SEATS 4.25 TUESDAYS
ag#air sttturttn#
�Ifnfe� 111eniu
as well as their son who
lives in Goderich. This:
was ,a belated wedding..
anniversary get-to-gether
for the IVicKenzies.
Archie and; Mildred
Pardon spent Christmas
Day with John and Kathy
Scheeringa and family of
Elmira.
The family of Don and
Jean .Ross were
all present for
Christmas as
well as
Agnes Gaunt
oWinghatn;
C;=a r 1
Gibb: Robin and °Morgan
of Wawanesa, Manitoba,
are visiting with his par-
eats Dave and Evelyn.
Gibb.A surprise visitor on
Christmas morning was
Murray Gibb, of Saskatoon.'
who visited a few 'days
and returned home on
• Tuesday:
On "Christmas Day they:
all went to Kitchener to
spend the day with Mr.
and Mrs. John Oibb and:.
family -
t ne1
BirthclayCiub
Kiana McKay
January 9, 1994
4 Years Old' '
Shayne MacLennan
• January 9, 1997
1 Year Old;
Stewart Bushel
January 10, 1989:
9 Years Old
Hamish Black,
January.11,1988
10 Year`s Otd
:HolyGibson
January 12, 1988 '•
10 Years Old
• Meagan•• Cameron:•
January 12, 1988
10 Years Otd.'
Jared Stapleton
January 1Z 1989 •
9 Years Old
Rebecca ,Niviins
January 12,1996
2 Years Old
Wesley Hackett: •
January 13, 19991, •
7 Years Old,
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