The Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-10-25, Page 21.9
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"Education" was
Lavonne Ballagh's addrisa at lint
Wednesday evening) volunteer -
appreciation night for the Huron
County chapter of the: Heart and
S lroke Figindation of Ontarie.
The dinner and awards night was
held Oct. 19 at Huronview, Clinton.
Miss Ballagh of Wingham was in-
troduced by Gord Baxter, foun-
dation vice-president and also of
*Ingham.
In her talk, Miss •Ballagh
discussed ediication as it applies to
heart and stroke. While most people
are aware of the work of the heart
and Stroke Foundation and its many
worthwhile projects, she said, the
most painful part is "out there" with
those who actually have suffered a
heart attack or a stroke.
The television advertisement says
"A heart attack is an attack of the
heart. A stroke is an attack of the
brain," Miss Ballagh told her
audience. But what it does not say is
how well people cope, if and when
they are struck by illness, depends
on how well educated they are.
"The best education is to be with
someone (who has suffered a heart
attack or a stroke) and spend time
with that someone," Miss_ Ballagh
urged the assembled crowd: -
"He -.,Ip them, support them, love
them:and be grateful for your own
good;health."
She' -shared with the audience her
own experiences with her mother,
who as suffered several strokes.
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'reparing- me by 'present'
rant and up- stand*
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is, its victims always appreciate the team has put oiti iC
human touch. all of which Mr has
"This is your ongoing education," Later in ...: - -
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yourself now. Don't sft back and si),
avoid it (heart attack and stroke), Prmmting the demonstrationteaMr
it can't happen to me. Learn how to Pubhe. 3°11°01 *
she said. "It is not easy, butprepare taat,rw tue-Avemnik too the, ,
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and in others," she concluded. Invaidera, wa41
learn how to deal wfth it, inyourself ex:107 activities, , including
Miss Ballagh was thanked by Stanr .
past president
Connelly, past president of the presentation of reports. TM ' . Fountlatio4 of Ontario1'
chapter,
chapter of . the.11MA and Stroke dinner Meeting. We
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AWARDS PRESENTED F0411(14400 raised. $163,538 ifl 1988, Light-fteite . Cookboc
Dave Shaw, a teacher at the an overall increase of $34468 'oirer-
Wingham Public School and coach of, 1987 revenues. That aMoUnt includes
its Huron Hearts Jump Rope $77,551 raised in the 1988 campaign. •
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derstantling.
Miss Banagh4s
to "adopr-a-strOke pati
no matter how debUltai
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Wingham 'Mari is q,
as CHP standar
A Wingham
to represent the Christian Heritage,
Party in Huron-Bucetin next
month's federal election.
Tom Clark of John Street in
Wingham will carry the:CHP liner
in the Nov. 21 election, receivingithe
nomination at a meeting held last
Thursday evening in -Loudest-
borough.
The Christian Heritage Party em -
(ANGLI AN) WINGHAM-'
John $treet at CentreStreet
THE ANGLICAN PARISH OF
WINGHAM AND BELGRAVE
AH services from the "Book of Common Prayer
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 300988
11:00 a.m. - Holy Communion
Nursery & Sunday School
Sunday, Nov. 6 - Remembrance Day Service and Church Parade of
Royal Canadian Legion, Ladies Auxiliary and Air Cadets.
Minister : Rev. D. Madge
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Trinity, Belgrave - 9:30 a.m. Service
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and tourism. "I see nothin
greatest, natural' water resournea.
g Using the st Lawrence Seaway as
detrimental to Huron' in thos
$ #ren't*the only,ones whowintto-see
fljj-.eree!111e1914:'11799teacli 1 Me‘It a
alphas, says Mr. Clark,' The party is a clear opportunity."
conservative in its views, and he Tourism, 110.:.-.34144 is! a major
claims it already has drawn support Canadian industry which brings 420
from a wide cross section of the billioaannuallYinte theconntry and
votingpublie. employs '600,000 people. A now
For . -examp ,4 HP member'sfederal-provincial promotional
believe all abo Murder, says aign„ will seen, be, trying to
Clark ;The Oart,), -boosttwismevenrnore
universal day awe, hat,agrees, in 00100 tiine we neverthought
e an exaraPik".. he Said"Canadians
principle with, ,tree-tiade deal OfWinghain aSa tourisrPare
Another CHP - a ali* pLaiikL'OL Caidiff said. htit
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The party willkick off the 1988
to 'the business as -
election .11e4tt week when 4004n attempts„,**rate
headquarters- are opened'-interest°Preie0Vtail,fam
sLucknow. Mr. Clark also promises • the 'Maitland t :Zetland
to "heat up” the so-fardull cam- Bridge • an„dm:e a !.24., e
sign at a pUbl:otw:
it protected; miltieAMericans in the
northern 4:es, want toime;21t
proteetedaSAVell.:'' •
FOrthaiier-wbOlear theienievajtet
tariffs there is also comfort, he said.
some areas Vibere,..:Aakiffs,:Are
remelted, there will be a limit Set ea
the amounts whielr can he
invorted..7.: 1.1 • 7 c
Noting the number Of worn4tho
are.ftlfElt:::‘...A.1114ruolop,
nese' Association, . Mr. ,
pointed out-lhat sternst the country,
the geiateatirmktii MAO buSiness
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is 'being' generated by 'WOMeiL: -In
additiokapimintbiately, 27 per cent
of small business is :oWlied„ by
woMen; headded. ;
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titirsday eveuittOt
'Clark
ehmdthjsLake Wingham
Coalition Party candidate in Grey Concept, -told 'Ur. Cardiff and the
riding during last year's provincial association Members that up Until
election. The party gathered 2,000 now the project has been in a stage
votes in the election. of merely providing information.
"Now is the Hine for action."
.'oorrection The' association will now make
formal nronos.als to the various
The Advance -Times Said that East municipalities, Maitland Valley Gold
During the CENTURY 21nalYsis Week"
Wawanosh Township received Conservation Authority, federal and
$1,290,000 in government- grants to provincial governments —• asking
"Gold Market A
'build the Tenth Line Bridge. - for the authority to do researchof October 24th to 30th, .thou -
However, Road Superintendent "And we'll ask for government sands of CENTURY 21 brokers
Ralph Campbell says the grants funding for feasibility research', and salespeople across Canada
actually total $1;929,576 on the On the issue of selling our natural will provide a detailed compar-
1,42 bridge with the township resources, Mr. Cardiff said there is ative Market Analysis of
nneighbours' homes
11SP)45419f thelakl 119010#49 the free trade agreement friends -ad
es — surrounding
A report in last -week's edition of regulatory bodi
entury
Century 21 Gold -
"Market Analysis"
Certificate May Be
Worth Its Weight In
104.vtgtitgL,WiIl',change things with the the NA/Ingham area and the-
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•' !ate!, one of our rl
pce.nithear"khezace is. worth worth in to-
day's''It could he worth its weight
:in. gold and the evaluation is
free for the asking. "There is no
obligation to. list the home, but
an OpoOntity for people to.
catch . up on their personal
worth t� assist them with future
financial planning,* says DOH
Lawby, Regional Director for
dentuty.21 Real Estate Canada
Ltd. '"If the individual decides
to sell, that's roe, but h's' a sap
vice provided by the CEN-
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TtAtY 21 professional sales -
help the Oehler make:
informed decisions about the
future." •
the “Gold Market Analysis..
Week is tut opportunity to
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ther dentOfistrate to --the pubjic
the 'professional service *V
able by the cp.Nerutt
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Puritan 24 oz. Beef, Irish
Stews --Lasagna .
Campbell's 10 oz
2 for
Tonga° Soup • •
• Habitatit pen 750m1
• Babypill Pickles
?Heinz 14 oz
Beans In ToAnatp Sauce •
•Schwepples 26
Ginger Ale - Tonle Soda
brik. , 4:1
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