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Harvest for Kids A1 HELPING YOU IS WHAT WE DOTM 1315 CHAPLIN STREET E MLS®#:SK615542 $409,500 Thursday, September 7, 2017 swbooster.com Serving Southwest Saskatchewan 306-773-7527 royallepage.ca/formula1 Harvest for Kids A Harvest For Kids growing project in support of Children’s Camps International was completed on Labour Day, with 27 combines turning out to make quick work of a Hildebrand Farms field of canola. Read the full story on Page 13. 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A2 SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2017 A2 HEALTH 2 Parkinson SuperWalk raises super total THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2017 SCOTT ANDERSON SOUTHWEST BOOSTER e debut of the Parkinson SuperWalk in Swift Current set a remarkable fundraising total, with an estimated 160 partici- pants generating $14,000. The impressive total from the September 2 event more contact us than doubles the $6,000 which was collected annually during • Phone: 306-773-9321 the rst two years the fund- • Fax: 306-773-9136 raising walk was hosted in • 30 4th Avenue NW Herbert during 2015 and 2016. Swift Current, SK, S9H 0T5 “You guys blew away our goal by thousands,” Todd Mac- • www.swbooster.com Pherson, Parkinson Canada Managing Director, Saskatch- advertising sales ewan, told Swift Current Walk Coordinator Barbara Foster, Kara Stephanson, moments before announcing the total to the assembled Swift Current Walk Coordinator Barbara Foster joins a group of participants during the Parkinson Super- sales manager, 306-770-2223 group. “Our goal was hoping Walk at Riverview Village Estates on September 2. [email protected] you’d reach $8,500, which was a big step up from last year.” Canadians are dealing with kinson’s, this is your life 24/7. tually cared enough to come Melissa Richardson, sales, Foster said the move to symptoms of the disease. Par- And it’s a battle, and it’s a out, get involved, to give, to 306-770-2226 Swift Current was made to kinson’s primarily impacts an struggle. And you don’t know if cheer them on, it means the [email protected] help attract more sponsorship individual’s motor system, but today is going to be a good day world to us.” support and boost their fund- there a number of other non- or a day you just struggle to get Swift Current’s SuperWalk Jerry Butterworth, sales, raising totals, but they did motors symptoms and compli- by and just do everyday things. was the rst of ve scheduled 306-770-2227 not have such lofty ambitions cations which impact a person Having this kind of family and for Saskatchewan this month, [email protected] during the rst year hosted in with the disease. friends and community come with upcoming walks in Moose Swift Current. More than 25 people a day out, it just means the world to Jaw, Regina, Saskatoon and Es- newsroom “We were just overwhelmed are diagnosed with Parkin- them. So many of our people tevan this weekend. with the turnout. We were son’s, and with an aging popu- just say that’s one of their big- Additional information Scott Anderson, editor, hoping we were going to break lation that rate is anticipated gest things, is they like to hear about Parkinson Canada and 306-770-2224 [email protected] $10,000, so to reach $14,000 is to double by 2031. the dollars raised, but it’s also the SuperWalk is available at just super,” Foster said on Sat- MacPherson pointed out just the fact that people ac- www.parkinsonsuperwalk.ca. Steven Mah, sports reporter, urday. SuperWalk 306-770-2225 The event was hosted at provides im- [email protected] Riverview Village Estates, portant funds and Foster was thrilled by the for Parkinson commercial print number of participants. Canada, the “ ere was a lot of visiting national voice Kara Stephanson, and that’s what it’s about, it’s for those liv- 306-770-2223, supporting people with Par- ing with Par- [email protected] kinson’s, having fun, and just kinson’s. having a day with friends and “Everything classi eds family that are e ected with that a person Parkinson’s,” she said. with Parkin- Classifi eds 1-306-773-9321 Foster is one of the found- son’s needs, ing members of the Parkinson and their Fax: 306-773-9136 Support Group in Swift Cur- family mem- classifi [email protected] rent, and the group meets on bers, we try the second Monday of each to do our best circulation month in the Activity Room at to provide,” 306-773-9321 e Meadows. ey have been MacPherson growing annually since start- said. regional ing up five years ago, clear More im- managers evidence that there are lot of portantly, the Michael J. Hertz, Senior Vice people impacted right within SuperWalk President & Group Publisher Swift Current and area. is an import- “And we have a lot of new- ant morale NOTICE comers, people who are newly booster for diagnosed who are looking for walk partici- information. And that’s one of pants and of Swift Current Broncos the goals of the support group, their friends Funded by the Government of Canada is to provide information. But and family also to provide hope to people, members. Annual General Meeting so people know there still is life “One of the th even though you have Parkin- advantages of Date: September 25 , 2017 son’s.” having the Su- “But it changes. There’s a perWalk in a catch phrase in Parkinson smaller com- Time: 7:00pm Canada that says Parkinson’s munities is it changes everything. And it raises a whole Location: Innovation Credit Union Mail Registration Number: 005950104 does. But it doesn’t mean you di erent level still can’t have a full life. And of awareness,” i-Plex – Mezzanine Board Room that’s what we want to show MacPherson The Southwest Booster is today. We can have fun and said. published by BC1107344, an walk, so invite all your friends “If you’re The Swift Current Broncos affi liated company to ALTA Newspaper Group LP and have a big party, so that’s living with Annual Meeting is open to what we did.” Parkinson’s, Parkinson’s is an incurable or if your all those that hold a membership disorder of the central nerv- spouse is liv- with the organization. ous system, and over 100,000 ing with Par- A3 SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2017 A3 TOURISM Swift Current enjoys Canada 150 tourism bump SCOTT ANDERSON early visitors were making tendance. In addition, the up- formation to learn more about “One thing I have specific- SOUTHWEST BOOSTER across Canada trips. coming 2017 CCA Finals Rodeo the community once they get ally noted here is I have gone “I think increased marketing on October 18 to 22 is expecting off the TransCanada Highway. through way more product. So A larger number of curious has made the visitor aware of an attendance bump. “We get a lot of positive feed- that’s how I sort of generally travellers took advantage of what not only Canada has to Swift Current hosted a suc- back from people who enjoy know my numbers. And I have picking up local attraction in- offer, but it trickles down to all cessful Geocaching event this the unique shopping in our gone through more product formation at Swift Current’s the provinces and the regions.” summer, and visitors have also downtown. They enjoy the fact this year than previous years.” Museum and Visitor Centre She noted that for all of 2017, been intrigued by ongoing sum- that we don’t have the big box “One particular product I during the tourism season. a series of Swift Current events mer events like the Eliminators locations, but they like to do completely ran out of actually Jackie Moore, Visitor and have enjoyed stronger attend- Riverside Run, and the Speedy unique shopping.” was Grasslands (National Convention Services at Tour- ance totals along with higher Dawg Agility Trials.
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