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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2006-08-30, Page 3Wednesday, August 30, 2006 Exeter Times–Advocate 3 Terry Fox donation The Exeter and area community has already collected over $500 for the Terry Fox Run supporting cancer research. Co-ordinator Ann DeVries, right, says the Terry Fox T-shirts have been popular, raising over $200 and counting. They also received a boost from Ondrejicka Elevators who earned $284.75 during wheat harvest season by making hamburgers and giv- ing away drinks, but collecting donations, given to Devries by Michaela Ondrejicka, Ieft.TheTerry Fox Run is Sept. 17 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at MacNaughton ParkTrail in Exeter.Absent from the picture is Danielle, Michaela's sister who also helped with the fundraiser. (photo/Nina Van Lieshout) Walden running in Stanley East By Pat Bolen TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF STANLEY EAST — Peter Walden is looking to be elected as councillor of Stanely East in this fall's municipal election. Walden first moved to the area in 1962.and went to school in Clinton before attending a Business Finance program at Fanshawe College. He manages the Zurich feed mill for the Hensall Co-op. One area Walden said he wants to encourage is local sports participa- tion. "I'm very keen on sup- porting that. It's very high on my priority list, being involved with that, specifically the soccer and the baseball in our area." Walden said the area needs more participa- tion, including more par- ticipation of parents and more training of kids to be referees as well as having more kids using their coach volunteer time to younger children. " A n d fundraising for local sports for more facili- ties," said Walden. Looking at the munici- pality as a who l e , Walden says he thinks it is doing well. "It's a pretty diverse municipali- ty...I think they have done a good job and they need partic- ipation...I think they've improved and I think they could do more improving. "We need to work with some more cohesion and we need to use our facili- ties more...we need to pool our resources in our community centres and continue to try and pull people together as a team, instead of all these different separate inter- est groups. "One of my goals would be to try to facilitate or help the cohesion in the municipality." Peter Walden is run- ning for the position of councillor in Stanley East. (photo/submitted) MP Paul Steckle endorses Dion bid VANCOUVER — Huron -Bruce MP Paul Steckle last week gave his support to Stephane Dion in Dion's bid to become the next Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada. In a release, Steckle said, "Since he was first elected as a federal MP a decade ago, I have worked with Stephane as both a col- league and as a personal friend. Aside from his obvious sinceri- ty, integrity and intelligence, I have found Stephane to be a committed member of the House of Commons with a deep devotion to the philoso- phies and val- ues of Canada and the Liberal Party. "His reputa- tion is beyond reproach and his many advertisers. . pay home We gladly accept payment for your account by Visa or Mastercard. call 519-235-1331 Sue Rollings today. MosterCord TIMES -ADVOCATE accomplish- ments speak to the intensity of his personal abilities. It is for these reasons and more that I am proud to offer my sup- port to Stephane Dion as he seeks the leadership of the Liberal Party of Canada." Steckle added, "In the weeks and months ahead, I will be working with the Dion leader- ship team to help raise the overall calibre of debate in the leadership process. I will push for greater attention to rural affairs, especially on those areas addressed by the 33 recom- mendations contained with- in the recently released National Liberal Rural Caucus Report. "I am proud that Stephane is fully committed to finding a res- olution to the many complex issues facing rural Canada and, as an MP representing an exclusively rural riding, it is with that solid com- mitment in mind that I will 1 Huron -Perth Catholic District School Board P.O. Box 70 Dublin, ON NOK 1E0 519-345-2440 2006-2007 Transportation - Town of Exeter For students attending St. Anne's Catholic Secondary School, Clinton Transportation will be provided by Murphy Bus Lines (Exeter) in accordance with Board Policy at the following designated locations. Bus Stop locations are listed in order of pickup for each route. We suggest students be at the pickup location about 10 minutes early for the first week until route timings become more firmly established. St. Anne's Secondary School, Clinton 482-5454 Principal - Chris Roehrig Route #1 - First pickup approx 7:49 am • Pryde and Sanders • Sanders and Andrew Route #2 - First pickup approx 7:50 am • Huron and Snider • Huron St. and Carling • Carling and Sanders • William and Nelson • Main St. and George cast my leader- ship ballot for Stephan Dion." cooking with memories BY DEBBY WAGLER IN THE HEAT NOTHING BEATS AN ICE CREAM DESSERT! THE FOLLOWING RECIPE IS VERY EASY TO ASSEMBLE AND VERY TASTY. YOU CAN HAVE IT FROZEN IN YOUR FREEZER AND SERVE IT UP TO COMPANY IN A JIFFY! ICE CREAM TREAT Crush filled chocolate cookies in a food processor till fine crumbs (at least 30) Mix 1/2 cup melted margarine 1-1/2 cup crushed crumbs Put in a 9 by 13 pan lined with parchment paper (for easy removal when serving it up) and bake 8-10 minutes at 350. Cool. 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