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am Advance -Times, September 24, 1980
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CRYSTAL DEVLIN of the Brussels 4-H Calf Club gets her helferPickles ready
••' for showing at the Brussels Fall Fair, as a friend, Melinda Hamilton, lends a
hand. "I call her Pickles because I .like sweet pickles and I think she's sweet,"
Crystal explained.
Group votes unanimously
for MS unit in Huron Cty.
An organizational meet-
ing, held Monday night at
Vanastra Recreation Centre,
for a Huron County multiple
sclerosis unit resulted in a
unanimous vote by the 35
people ill attendance in favor
of establishing a unit.
Group rnembers, many of
whom suffer from the
disease, agreed that services
provided by such an organi-
• zation are needed in Huron
County and subsequently
• many volunteered for
executive positions.
The executive for the
organization is: chairman,
Debbie Rathburn of Wing-.
• .ham; vice chairman, Bill
Crump, Wingham; se-
cretary -treasurers, Shirley
Luna, Auburn, and Karen
Harman, Bayfield; patient
services, Jane Murdock and
Regina Campbell, both of
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There's a lot of you,
And a lot you can do),
With the Red Cr
friends for life
The Canadian Red Cross Society
Auburn; and program
coordinator, Rick Fortune,
Seaforth.
Roselle Spero, Ontario
division field representative
for the Multiple Sclerosis
Society of Canada, suggested
the unit should be organized
to - satisfy three needs:
patient services, admini-
stration and public relations
or education.
• She said that each chapter,
which can be established
once a unit is 'organized, is
basically for patients and
theirfaniiliee.
The three goals of the.
Multiple Sclerosis Society of
Canada are: research into
the causes and cures of MS,
patient services and
educating the public about
the disease. Thesegoals are
being met through the 42
chapters in Ontario.
Mary Crober, patient ser-
vices coordinator, said
sufferers from the disease
must learn • to accept it,
adapt to it and find a place in
the community.
MS, which strikes during
the most productive years of
one's life, between 20 and 40,
runs on an unpredictable
course, causing physical and
mental stress for its victims
and their families. But with'
assistance and communi-
cation that a unit provides,
"you can feel like a con-
tributing person again and
know that your're not
alone."
The tnext meeting for the
unit, tolyhich all interested
people Etre- itek " *HI -be
held in the reereation centre
•at Vanastra, Oct. 27, at 8
p.m
wATrs thoKii4G,
• The second meeting Of the
• Belgrave 1 chill was held on
Sept. 22. The meeting oPened
with the 4-H pledge and
motto.
Club members picked a
name for the club, which is
Watt's Cooking: . Lisa
Thompson is getting the
bristol board and Meribeth
Scott is designing the covers.
After everyoneanswered
the roll call the'club leader
showed a food processor and
demonstrated it. • using
cheese. Everyone helped to
make tortillas and then filled
them with their favorite
toppings to make tacos,
which they 41 enjoyed.
The next meeting is
scheduled for next Monday
at? p.m.
The
are
Mrs. Clare
We had
flora and cbo
gins 48 ACP,
press repalle:will beTOVAPItt,
Our club Ikeaaboul
Chinese styled .
foods, alsobetitolgy ,
servition and ' 10Wat.:.
hours. • •
We all 'had. a chance to cut
some green peppers- with a
French knife for our Chinese
styled pork. Everyone hada
chance to stir the pork and
vegetables in the electric
frying pan. The Chinese
styled pork was served on
rice and eaten With chap -
sticks. It was very difficult.
We closed the meeting
with the 4-H pledge.
_a.
Chamt
The leader for
ect.10 Mrs. ',Brock*
*tigers were cbosei
president, Beck
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Stamper;-the secretary's •
position will be rotating eeti
the press reporter is Bien* •
chaiobers. .
Sneaky Snackers was then
chosen as the club name.
After answering the roll
ead each member read
about stir -frying, woks and
energy Conservation.
Mrs. Breckenridge showed
the group a wok and demon-
strated how to use it.
Grants available
for on-farm stills
• Farmers interested in
experimenting with ethanol
stills to produce grain
alcohol for use as a fuel may
now apply for provincial
grants of up to $20,000.
Lorne Henderson, minister
off agriculture and food,
announced the incentive
program this week. "The
purpose of this pilot program
is to evaluate the technology
and economics of ethanol
production," he explained.
Approved projects are
eligible for grants of 40 per
cent • of the capital cost, in -
eluding paid labor, to a
maximum of $15,000 for an
on-farm still constructed by
an individual farmer, or up
to $20,000 for a still installed
by a group of farmers on a
cooperative basis.
Applications should in-
clude a description of the
process proposed as well as
use of the ethanol and its
byproducts.
The program will be ad-
ministered by the ministry's
energy management re-
source centre, which is
now being established.
General information and
information on how to apply
are available at local
ministry offices. '
Will moving to a "better"
climate cure arthritis? The
answer according to The
Arthritis Society is no. The
patient may feel a bit better,
but usually the course of the
disease is not affected.
Police to auction
unclaimed bicycles
Anyone who has had a
• bicycle Asappear,..•-- aad who
wants it back —• should pay a
visit to the Wingham police
station within the next two
weeks.
Otherkvise, the next time
, yoU see it might be on the
auction block.
Wingham police plan to
hold an auction Oct. 10 to
clear out the collection of
recovered but unclaimed
bicycles which has been
growing in the old cells
under the town hall.
More than two dozen
bicycles. of all descriptions,
ranging from a 'chopper"
reinforced with angle iron to
nearly -new 10 -speeds,
currently occupy the old
lock-up; and some have been
there for years. Sgt. Doug
Foxton said he remembers
one of the bicycles having
been there when he joined
tlieforce back in 1964.
• Police find the bicycles
abandoned "all over the
place",
Sgt. Foxton repor-
ted: atthe ball parks, along
the streets or on the high-
way.
Some people come down to
look for their missing
bicycles, but not too. many,
THESE AND OTHER BICYCLES will auetioned off this fall by the Wingham
Police Department. The Bicycles have Won rocovarod by Once In town over the
years and have never beenclalmed. They
slowly piling up In two coils
of the old lock-up under the town hall. fuivo boon
he said. And these who do
•comp seldom. find • their
bicycles in the collection:
Police have' concluded that
many of the ones they have
must have been stolen else-
where and abandoned here.
They cooperate with neigh -
„boring police departments in
trying to find the owners, but
without much success.
One problem is that few
people know their bike's
seriai ntunber, he noted, and
even fewer bother to mark
the bicycles for iden-
tification. As a result it is
virtually impossible for
police to trace an owner.
Pace are alloWed to -
auction unclaimed property •
after a month, Chief Robert
Wittig reported. However
this will be the first such
auction in recent years for
this department.
Sgt. Foxton said bicycle
thefts in %Ingham average
about a dozen a year, though
this year has been very good
SQ far. Part of the problem is
that "kids leave -them lying
all over the lawn for people
to take,” he noted.
He added that police
receive reports on missing
bikes which later are found
about a block away. For
instance someone will grab a
bike from in front of the
cinema, ride it down to
Belle's Variety and dump it
in the alleyway.
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