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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-04-19, Page 9TIM CUMMING PHOTO HOP TO IT! - Kindergarten and grade one students at $. Columban School raised several hundred dollars for Muscular Dystrophy when they had their two-rtinute Hop-a-Thon last week. Pedalling for stroke awareness The 50 ft long, 30 -seat Big Bike Ride for Stroke will pedal along St. Christopher's Beach in Goderich on Sunday, May 28 to raise funds and awareness for stroke, Canada's most neglected disease. Teams of 29 riders will participate in the second annual Big Bike Ride for Stroke on Sunday, May 28 at the foot of West Street. The Big Bike Ride for Stroke is a pledge -based, community event that's novel, wacky and encourages team spirit. The Big Bike will be touring across the province from May to October. The Foundation plans to raise S700,000 from 500 riders across the province to support stroke research and health promotion programs. The Huron Chapter is actively seeking teams of 29 riders to ride the Big Bike and anyone interested in assembling a team is asked to contact the chapter office in Goderich at 524-4440 for further information. Last year's Big Bike Ride for Stoke exceeded its goal of $4,350 raising over $6,000. This year's goal is $8.350. "Three teams rode the Big Bike in 1994," says Greg Williams, vice-president of the Huron Chapter. "We hope many more organizations from across the county will put a team together. It's really a lot of fun and everybody has a picnic afterward." A driver is provided for safety and steering purposes along the 3 km route. Area Coordinator Steven Smith said the event is not a race but rather a fairly leisurely jaunt along some of the most scenic countryside in Ontario. "Anyone who works out on a regular basis would enjoy the Ride but an advanced level of personal fitness is certainly not necessary to ride the Big Bike," Mr. Smith said. A mimimum pledge of $50 is required to ride the Big Bike and riders can earn great prizes along the way which arc awarded on site. Each year, approximately 50,000 Canadians have a stroke. A third of these victims are between the ages of 35 and 65. In 1991, stroke claimed the lives of more than 14,000 Canadians. * Approximately a quarter of stroke victims will die Crime Stoppers On March 15 or 16 thieves removed four rally wheels and tires from a vehicle sitting at Hart Ford, near Seaforth. The wheels and tires are worth approximately $350. On March 10 there was a report of a car stolen from a Farm at concession 9, Moms Township. Near the residence was a pick-up truck in the ditch that had been stolen from Godcrich. The victim's car was found abandoned at the beach in Goderich. It appeared the cul- prits stole the pickup from town and got stuck, then stole the car to return to Godcrich. If you have information about these or any other crimes call ('rime Stoppers or Huron County 1-800-265-1777 and you could receive a reward of up to ,000. Positive strategies Parent educator Esther Wright presents 'Loving Discipline: Posi- tive Stratregies for Negative Behaviour', sponsored by Kids First Parent Association, Wednesday, May 3 at St. Michael Catholic Secondary School auditorium in Stratford at 7:30 p.m. Learn how to take some of the stree out of being a parent/childcare provider so that your self-esteem and energy remain intact- Tickets arc available by calling Barb (9-3) 273-0992, Julia (3-8) 272-1452 (Stratford), Lorraine (9-3) 1 * Up to 30 per cent of survivors will require assistance with the basic of self-care (dressing, eating, etc.) * 16 per cent will be institutionalized. "The Big Bike Ride 'or Stroke will go a long way in raising awareness for this much neglected disease," says Kittie MacGregor, Huron Chapter presilent. "In Ontario alone, more tian 5,000 people died as a result f stroke." Statistics show that thecost of the stroke is estimated to be S3 billion per year. Research funded by th( Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario has shown that many strokes can be prevented if appropriae medical treatment is followed arta attention paid to modifiable risk factors such as smoking. Almost all stroke survivors recover to same extent. Eighty per cent of stroke survivors return home. Under the leadership o£the Heart and Stroke Foundation Ontario, new therapies are c ntly in development which shou prevent many strokes; other' act reduce the amount of brain damage sustanined when stroke occurs. Fundraising events like the Big Bike Ride for Stroke are important initiatives which help the Foundation bring together the public, health care professionals and in the battle against researchers stroke. The Heart of Ontario volunteer mission is death and disease and for research FOR ALL YOUR CLEANING NEEDS... 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