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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1996-09-25, Page 11COMM1.T LAITY Terry Fox Run Exeter Public School students participated In the Terry Fox run Thursday. Children enjoyed getting some fresh air on a beautiful autumn day while creating awareness for the Terry Fox cancer fundraiser. Sisters take Alaskan cruise The cruise included a helicopter ride and panning for gold. By Annie Morenz Shipka correspondent SHIPKA - Mabel Fraser, accom- panied by her sister Evelyn Nichol- son, of Courtright and Ellen Smith- ers, of RR2 Zurich, have returned from a 10 -day cruise to Alaska and Vancouver. They embarked on the Sun Princess ship at Vancouver and made stops at Juneau, the capital of Alaska, Skagway, Glacier Bay and Sitka. Some of the highlights of their tour were panning for gold in Juneau, going up in a helicopter to walk over glaciers, and a bus trip to the r 'ukon. On their return to Van- !. New Jerusalem Men's Trio New Jerusalem Men's Trio performing at Emmanuel EXETER - Gospel music fans will have the opportunity to en- joy the sounds of the New Je- rusalem Men's Trio at Em- manuel Baptist Church, 187 Huron St. W., tomorrow (Thurs.) at 7:0 p.m. E:teter is one of a series of per- formances the Nicaraguan group will be giving as part of the min- istry,of Assist Canada. A fnoewill offering will be taken. For addi- tion"' information call 235-2661. couver they toured the city and vis- ited Hariton cousins. Doreen and Harold Finkbeiner and Pat and Jake Schroeder recent- ly attended a surprise (belated) 50th wedding anniversary for Har- old and Shirley Kerslake, of Elim- ville area. Shirley is Doreen's sister and Harold is Pat's brother. About 48 relatives and friends were in at- tendance for a smorgasbord dinner at the home of Ed and Joy Kerslake on September 14. The couple's real anniversary date was November 1995, but due to Harold's illness, their party was postponed. Ken and Marg Baker visited with his brother Earl Baker, at Terrace Lodge, Aylmer on Tuesday. Flocks of geese have been sight- ed flying south this month. Connie Russell, daughter of Doug and Ann, 14 rt!tunned to a -WOW- yarbrt�aching at Pikan- gikum, in northern Ontario, which is accessible only by boat or plane. Alex Russell is finishing his last year at Brock University, St. Cath- arines, and Elizabeth Russell is a second year student at Western in Dr. Robert F. Schnurr, Psychologise TREATMENT Of EMOTiONAI ANd STRESS REIATEd pRObkEMS • Emotional problems • Self-esteem issues • Relationship problems • lob stress • Insomnia • Chronic pain, illness and disability • Driving anxiety • Rehabilitation and litigation assessment • Vocational counseling • Depression, anxiety, fears and phobias 286 Main Street, Exeter Ont. NOM 1S6 For an appointment please contact his London Office 519453-4429. Many trsabnents covered by Auto bowsaws, WCB & iv�tend d Health Cars Plans Concerned abut what's in your DRINKING WATER? .i. espec heavy rains all rural and unlc/pal wells may live blither levels of contamination FOR ALL YOUR WATER TESTING AND DRINKING WATER NEEDS OME PRODUCTS B CUTER * WATER DISTILLERS • Many models available * STAINLESS STEEL 12 ELEMENT COOKWARE 235-0699 Long Distance 14900.9292 1 •; A`14 ,ek London. Elliott and Kay Clarke spent Sat- urday in Brampton with Wayne, Karyn, Timothy and Ki Clarke, cel- ebrating Wayne's and Timothy's birthday. Ken Jr. and Caryl Baker, Gode- rich, were Wednesday evening vis- itors with Ken and Marg Baker. Hugh and Annie Morenz visited recently with nephew Ernie Mo- renz, at Camp Ipperwash. His sum- mer home there burned down last February and he has been rebuild- ing this past summer. Out of area visitors with Hugh and Annie Morenz recently have been Elizabeth Norris of Sarnia, cousins, Beverley Ford and her grandson Warren Douglas of Grand Valley, Peter Jackson pnd son Christopher of Toronto and Donald Jackson of Hensall area. Times -Advocate, September 25, 1996 Page 11 Take a hike on October 6 EXETER - On Sunday, October 6, the Ausable Bayfield Conserva- tion Authority (ABCA) is holding a hike through its scenic Bannock- burn Wildlife Area. The Area is lo- cated two kilometers north of Hu- ron County Road 3. The hike will take place between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Interpreters along the trail will tell you about the animals and plant life in the area. "The Environmen- tal Studies class at South Huron District High School in Exeter is volunteering their time for the af- ternoon. As an additional bonus there will be free hot and cold ap- ple cider. Please bring your own mug," said Kate Monk of the ABCA. This will be a spectacular time to take a hike through the woodland. The,wet September weather has raisethe level of the Bannockburn River, and the salmon may have started their run from Lake Huron. The squirrels and chipmunks are very busy preparing for the winter by gathering nuts. Migrating birds Mountain bike stolen from Hay HAY TOWNSHIP - A 15 speed mountain bicycle was reported sto- len from Lake Road West on Sep- tember 21. The 21 inch 1996 Caribou is ma- roon/silver in color with model number HUB268. It is valued at $400. • NOTICE Ratepayers Township of McGillivray 3rd Instalment of 1996 Taxes DUE on or before September 30r_ 1996 Shirley Scott Clerk -Treasurer • A stop here to enjoy the ripening ber- ries on the shrubs; and most of all, the shorter days and cooler temper- atures are causing the leaves to change colors. Last year, nearly 400 people at- tended the hike and enjoyed 20 gal - Ions of apple cider. Don't miss out on the natural beauty of autumn. Take a hike at Bannockburn on Oc- tober 6. 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