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Larry and Joyce Black of Exet-
er, are pleased to announce
the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Shelly to Dr. Karl Wese-
lan, son of Karl Marie Wese-
lan of Simcoe on July 6, 1996
at Exeter United Church. Shel-
ly and Karl are residing in St.
Marys. Special thanks - to our
family and friends for all your
help in making this a special
day for Shelly and Karl.
Lucan
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Graduate - Sheryl Lynn Oke,
daughter of John and Joan
Oke, Usbome Twp. graduated
from the University of Water-
loo on May 22, 1996 with an
Honours Bachelor of Science
degree In Kinesiology, Option
in Gerontology. Sheryl has ac-
cepted a Kinesiologist/
research position at Kings
Cross Physiotherapy and
Sports injury Clinic in Bramp-
ton.
Congratulations and Best of
Luck, Mom, Dad, Ted and
Leanne, Tracey and Cory
Several from Thames Road
take summer vacations
The Ballantynes en-
joyed a trip to Europe.
Rhoda Rolade
Thea Road (xrmesQondsnt
THAMES ROAD - Ray and
Alice Cants visited with Keith and
Shelley Passmore, Kurt and Sarah
and Steve Treibner in Alberta re-
cently.
Helen Hodgen, Tom, Pat and
MacKenzie Mahon travelled to the
East Coast recently.
Lome and Pat Ballantyne have
recently returned home from a trip
to Europe.
On Wednesday, Bill and Rhoda
Rohde called at the Mill Valley in
Ingersoll, the lily garden at Tillson-
burg and visited with their cousins
Doug and Mary Smith and son
Steve and also Eleanor Turnbull of
Tillsonbtrg.
Earl and Laura Mae Bennewies
of Mitchell visited with Bill and
Rhoda Rohde on Saturday evening.
Church services begin next Sun-
day, August 4 with a joint service
at Elimville at 10 a.m. with Rev.
Jock Tolmay as the minister.
The 31st Gardiner reunion at the
Kirkton-Woodham Community
Centre was boated by Aubrey and
Linda Ross and Joanne and Dots
McIntosh. Fifty-eight relatives
were in attendance. The group
spent an hour at the pool and then
participated in the organized sports.
Winners were:
Races - Children 12 and under,
Susan Miner; Youth race, Jason
Skipper; Women's race, Betty
Hanson; Men's race, Bert Vanden-
dool, Jamie Beggs; Kick the shoe -
children, Brian Vanderpol; Ladies,
Joan Vandendool; Men, Ben Van-
dendool; Three legged race - Susan
Miner and Michelle Vanderpol; Ja-
son Skipper and Justin Skipper;
Race with a bale of hay - Kelly
Ann and Lori Vandendool; Bale
toss - Don McIntosh.
Brain teasers were won by Joan,
Andrea, Kelly Ann, Lori and Bert
Vandendool, Dave Hanson, Helen
Shute and Larry Gardiner.
A candy scramble, ball game
and the evening meal followed.
The 1997 committees are: Presi-
dent Brian Bearss, Secretary Tracy
Shute; Table committee John and
Laurel Miner, Cliff and Wendy
Skipper; Sports committee Betty
Hanson and Lisa Gardiner.
Beach water quality hotline
available in Huron County
CLINTON - The Huron County
Health Unit established a 24 hour
hotline last Friday to inform people
about high E. coli bacteria in beach
waters.
The "Beach Water Quality Hot-
line" is intended to provide a list of
public access beaches that have
been posted with signs indicating
temporary pollution with elevated
levels of of E. coli bacteria. Res-
idents can find out which beaches
have been posted by calling 482-
3416 and ask fc- the hotline num-
ber or press star *501 (star -5-0-1)
on a touch phone dial pad.
Klaus Seeger, health inspector for
the Huron County Health Unit said
the number is available 24" hours a
day, seven days a week and will be
useful to beach goers who want up
to date information on postings.
"Many times people head up to'
their cottage and wonder 'what's
the beach like'?" Now they can call
to find out even when nobody is
here to take their call," said Seeger.
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Comrng� events
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12:30 p.m. Tournament starts 1 p.m. Entry fee 55.00. All proceeds to prizes. Evverryone
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DOUBLES NiTE BINGO, sponsored by Seaforth Minor Sports Council, Monday. Au-
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bled. Over 55.000 in prizes. 52,000 jackpot. Proceeds to Seafonh Mirror Sports. Li-
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VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL at Exeter Christian Reformed Church, August 12-16
from 9:30 to 11:30. For children ages 3-10. Busing available for Centralia, Huron Park
and Exeter at Huron St. West. For more information alt Jennifer Branderfiorst at 263-
5379. Everyone welcome! 30.31,32c
It will also include the date of the
last rainfall. Seeger said that in-
formation is useful because there is
a strong correlation between high
bacteria counts and heavy rains.
Extensive wave action, can also
raise E. coli levels which could re-
main high for up to three days.
In such a situation, the health unit
would post a sign stating: Warn-
ing...Following rainstorms, the wa-
ter at this beach may be temporari-
ly polluted for up to three days.
Bathers are advised to take suitable
precautions if choosing to swim.
(Don't submerge and don't drink
the water).
Seeger said they test continu-
ously and if bacteria levels do not
go down they post another sign
stating: Warning...Bathing Haz-
ardous, polluted waters. Swim or
bathe at your own risk.
"If this sign is up we're definitely
advising swimmers not to go in,"
he said.
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In rural areas, agricultural runoff
and faulty septic systems are two of
the main culprits responsible for
polluting beach water with fecal
matter. Untreated or partially treat-
ed sewage from municipal treat-
ment plants can also end up in nat-
ural waters during periods of heavy
rains when the plant's capacity is
exceeded.
Health risks from swimming in
contaminated waters range from
stomach aches, diarrhea and vom-
iting, to infections of the skin, ears
and eyes. The risk is higher if
swimmers swallow water or com-
pletely submerge their heads, be-
haviors more common in young
children.
Seeger said it is difficult to es-
timate the number of people who
have become ill from E. coli be-
cause many cases go unreported.
"People don't always recognize
the symptoms and often dismiss it
as the flu," he said.
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Scholarship winner
Amy Walper was recently awarded Exeter McDonald's
post -secondary scholarship. The scholarship is awarded to
employees who excel! in work and school. Presenting Amy
with the award is Manager Michael Enright.
Competitor
Candace Becker
Mandy Marsden
Susan Miner
Amanda Allen
Chris Dejong
Nicole Alexander
Susan Gyane
Elsie Kaubert
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Candace Becker
Jamie McDonald
Troy Elder
Travis Elder
Jamie Darling
Grey Roy
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Michelle Roy
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Swim meet in Seaforth
Event
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25 m butterfly
50 m freestyle
25 m breaststroke
25 m butterfly
25 m backstroke
25 m breaststroke
25 m breaststroke
25 m breaststroke
50m butterfly
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