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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-06-30, Page 12Pape 12 Times -Advocate, June 30,1993 Exeter Pubflc'kchoot grade 8 graduates are, front, left; Dave Farquhar, Lucas Forrest, Teresa Gwyn, Tammy Newth, Jenni Mercer, Chelsea Robinson, Judi Willis, Preslee Mayer, Mi- chelle Snow, Tim Deelstra, Walter Bolduc, John Ducharme. Second, left; Ryan Freiter, Rob Tumer, April Smale, Amy McLaren, Natalie Amerongen, Crystal Boyle, Sarah Walker, Hurondale WI tour mill HURONDALE - The Hurondale Women's Institute met.at the•home of Marilyn Pym for dessert, and afterwards toured the Hilton' Whole Grain Millers, Ltd. of RR 2 Staffs, owned and operated by the Mahon family. The Hilton Whole Grain Millers are processors of certified organic prod- ucts such as oats grown according to strict standards - free of pesticides and insecticides. The best buys are natural foods where the essential nutrients placed in them by mother nature remain unhampered and complete. Nothing is add- ed to the oats and nothing taken away. Grins (oats) are processed through the mill as small flaked toasted oats used in cereal and cookies; regular flaked oats best for oatmeal; and large flaked oats used for granola. Oatmeal packages are sold in our local stores - I.G.A., Stan Frayne's and Valumart, Mitchell and St. Marys. There is a mail order service across Canada and retails as 5 kg. for $9.50 in Ontario. A sample of oatmeal was given to each Institute member. Organic toasted spelt flakes are also refined there. Spelt is a healthyal- ternative for wheat sensitive people and is easily assimilated by the human digestive system. The Hurondale Women's Institute members are invited to the Huron South Women's Institute picnic, July 6 in Crediton. The next meeting is at Marilyn Pym's cottage north of Bayfield. Ten sutmner students hired at Conservation Authority EXETER - With provincial gov- ernment funding, the Ausable- Bayfield Conservation Authority (ABCA) has been able to hire a larger number of students this sum- mer than in the past few years. Ten summer positions have been 'fil ed, covering three programs - the Envi- ronmental Youth Corps (EYC). Ex- . perience 1 and Experience 95. The EYC program involves two students, Anita Broers, from RR 1 Granton and Rob Passmore of RR 3 Exeter. They're involved with re- sources inventory in the administra- uon office at Morrison Dam. The Experience 1 group is helping to maintain and operate the ABCA's conservation areas. They are Scott MacGregor of Watford, Scot/ Amos of RR 2 Ailsa Craig, Craig Lees of Parkhill and Michael Axt- mann of Walton. The final collec- non of summer students, in the Ex- perience 95 program, consists of Tanya Reymer of RR 3 Ltrcan, Vanda Cardiff of RR 1 Lucan, Paul Becker of Grand Bend and Pam Gacksteuer of Hensall, who are working on three different projects as technical assistants. The students have similar hopes for their summer jobs with the ABCA. All agree that tete experi- 10 t' ence they will gain this summer will be valuable assets when they return to school or for future job opportunities; as Paul Becker said, --thisjob will -be -good for "broaden- ing'my experience bast". This ex- perience is quite valuable due to the variety of duties for which each stu- dent is responsible. This variety, they feel, will prepare them for a broader range of future occupa- tions. Tanya Reymer feels that spe- citic training in first aid and dealing with hazardous materials will be a great benefit. Lastly the other major idea being expressed by several of the students is education on what the Ausable- Bayfield Conservation Authority is all about; as Michael Axtmann said, "to see how the Conservation Authority works" each day to pro- tect the environment. Anita Broers, who is here for her second summer, feels that working here will give her a greater under- standing of the environmental field which will be important to her stud- ies in geography. Overall, the stu- dents appear to be pleased with their summer jobs and are looking forward to the experience they will gain as well as the education they will receive. thPaf Saleabration Open on Canada Day 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Wallaway Recliners Reg. $409. Special price $299. Swivel Rockers From$99■ Less then 1/2 price 3 pc . Deluxe gsysmo Set Reg. $869. Special Price 5613 ■ 4 Drawer Chest Reg. $159. Special price 119 ■ Huge Savings on Mattress & Box Rock Bottom Prices 39" Mattress &Posture Box Reg. $269. Sale $199. 54" Mattress & Posture Box 3/2 coil Mattress Reg. $299. Sale $229. 60" Mattress & Posture Box Reg. $349. Sale $299. G.I. Furniture Dashwood 2374581 or 2384077 /f • Daniele Knox, Laura Bowers, Caleb McLeod, Jamie Monck, Ryan Rutledge. Back, left; Ryan Armstrong, Luke Sims, Cam Sadler, Goeff Mayer, Terri Hamather, Carolyn Quinn, Laura Youmans, Sunny Dinney, Jennifer VanBakel, Kara Farwell, Peny Weido, Dennis Noakes, Mike McConnel, Sean Beattie, Tim Gilbert. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ► • ► • • • • • ► • • 1 ...,401101111 The Bale you've been waiting for is here!!! Yacque(iiie Speciatty TasIiions Sarnia and London locafons SUMMER SALE 1993 starts Friday, July 2 20% - 50% off All regular priced, summer fashions .Q 1362 Lambton Mall Rd. Samla, 1.519542.2873, 1240 Commissioners Rd., London 1419.657-0936 t 4 4 , • 4 4 , 4 , • 41A CANADA DAT TIONS Thursday. July 1 1993 Sponsored by the R.E. Pooley Branch 167 Exeter Legion Supported by the Exeter Rec Centre 1• t •1►r.-P•R•A•R•v 7hi00.Vial) a.m.. It AGO -IWO pat. 11610 a.m T • .snaked **loose Eiuke • Ceara -Bosch 161140sii gp gn pumi.ed anular) -likeDasstallOgGiatust 11010a.m. ,,,._.......QWdFair (pales Loc young (Allston) WO pat Scavenger Rant MOD/family - $3.50/person Agricultural Building • Exeter Rec Centre - Prizes Exeter Rec Centre Parking Lot Pre -kindergarten to grade 8 - Prize: ldueter Kee Centre Register at the Rec Centre by bikeenhalalnen 12t►eersold and,AWar) Parking Lot - Prizes • 7010-416Qym. iiae Swim 4.•00 p.m Exei r Public Swimming Pool (McNaughton Park) - Fret Jug Band "LiateningMusic" for all ages Agricultural Building - Itee 5•.30 - 7130 p.m. . Canada DayRoast Beef Supper Sponsored by the Exeter $20.00/%amiy (2 adults and children under 12 years) Agricultural Society Adults $8.00 - Children 54.00 Exeter Rec Centre rickets avaUabl• at • Se p's valu mart • Greeting Card World • Wayne Shepton 263.2800 and Duns Wmgand 235.6914 . 6:00 p.m tray Rides Start - Exeter Rec Centre and proceed around McNaughton Park - Free &00 p.m. __ •...Exeter Legion Comniunily Band. Agricultural Building - fret Utak Fireworks .Exeter Ball Diamonds Proceeds to Stephen Township and Exeter and Area Fine Depts.Cllaruable cause - SJvtr Co8ecter, "Meet Dave Shaw from'the Boston Bruins" Exeter Lions Fundraising Chip Wagon will be on location ' tnell , 7 FYI orj � inn Canunittt ,Mta►rhy.r& • Bart DeVries 117,.1...14235-1298 (Bus.) - 235-0949 lae..t e • Rick Smith 235-1033 • saveH� t 1*1 I Id 1*1 1I I#i, Id 101 `VV`/v✓'✓'•.'J✓✓✓'✓✓.//V VV VV"se `✓I`✓'/✓✓`✓`✓Y'✓`J'./'J V'I -I'/✓VY`V'✓'IVB/'✓'I-a 7 4 S' , , , , , , , , 4 4 , 4 4 , 4 , 4 4 4 4 • 4 4 4 4 , 4 4 4 , 4 , , , 4 , ,