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Times Advocate, 1993-10-06, Page 26Page 26 / Times -Advocate, October 6,1993 GRAND BEND A group .of 24 antique:dealers ran acmes Data- : riooreeager.- todisplay their wares .at:flakwood:but, en Saturday and Sunday, o."'• .23:and 2,4, from 10 a.m: to 5 p.m. •Adrnissiatt:price• is:S3.00 A :gala wine. and .cheese recep- tion :will open the show Friday evening 0 6 r. 22 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. - Tickets . for•P.riday evening are .:still available for $10.00. Guests can mingle with dealers :_end'obtain the -first chance to pur- chase .pctmardinary antiques. Thee i !'+int Oee informa- tion -booth, set arp *by tlhe,Rotary :Club, where peoplecan-bringaheir " •own.anfiques to receive some.ex- ert:advice on their ages and -ori- gins. Proceeds from the show will go toward community projects in the area. -The rotary club recently pur- chased an elevator for handi- • capped .students and adults at the South Huron District High School in Exeter. The club in September, 1993, donated money to its adopt- ed agency, The Huron Palliative Care Volunteer Program and to the Lambton County Museum for the restoration of an historic one -room school house on the museum site. By Muriel Lewis GRANTON - There was no ser- vice at the St. Thomas' Anglican church on Sunday, but a number L, from the congregation attended the Harvest Thanksgiving parish, ser- vice at St. Pauls Church in Kirkton. The Rev. Stephen Emery celebrat- ed the Holy Eucharist and his mes- sage was about having a dependent relationship with God. A time of. fellowship followed the service. At the Granton United Church, world-wide Communion Sunday was observed when Pastor Noma - lie Voakes entitled her sermon 'The King's Round Table', and the les- sons were read from Exodus 20, Philippians 3 and Matthew 21. The anthem 'All who Hunger' was sung by the choir. Flowers were placed in the sanc- tuary from the funeral of Stanley Hawkins of Mitchell, husband of Mary (Forrest) Hawkins, formerly of Granton, who died suddenly on Wednesday. September 29. A breakfast which preceded the service was well attended. Personals Get well wishes from the commu- nity, to Fred Allan who has been a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, London since September 27. Local relatives attended the fu- neral of Emerson Simpson of Lu - can on Friday who died suddenly at his home on September 29. Nadine Bedell hosted the Angli- can parish bible study group which resumed meetings on Wednesday, September 29. Good turnout dor Bannockburn fall hike VARNA - Sunny skies greeted approximately 350 people .at the 20th annual fall , hike _at .Bannock- burn Wildlife Area in Stanley Township onSunday. "We were overwhelmed by the attendance. Two girl guide groups and one cub pack along with many families walked the trails," said Kate Monk, the ABCA's Communi- cations Manager. The Authority moved the hike from the traditional third Sunday in October to coincide with Ontario Hiking Day, the first Sunday in Oc- tober. The leaves changed quickly the week before the hike, and the weather was perfect for an after- noon outdoors. Six Authority staff were at the different ecosystems along the trails. They talked about the flora and fauna of the area, and while the birds and wildlife were shy with all the people around, the salmon trav- elling up the Bannockburn River weren't tooconcemed about the spectators. The visitors had a choice of cold apple cider or Doug Hocking's spa tial recipe for hot apple cider. In to- tal, 80 litres of cider and one-half bushel of apples were consumed. Monk expects that many of the people will return to Bannockburn Wildlife Area when there aren't quite so many people around. You can obtain brochures. about Bannockburn Wildlife Area by .call- ing the Ausable-Bayfield Coarerva- tion Authority at 235-2610. HOLIDAY ADVERTISING DEADLINE for next week's isowspaper Because of the holiday Monday, all advertising must be in our office by Friday afternoon in order for us to maintain our publishing schedule. ( <, Rob Trout, at top right, of the Ausable Bayfield Con- servation Authority gives a few tips on flora and fauna to the First Kirkton Guides as they toured the Bannockburn Wildlife Area Sunday. Hun- dreds of people arrived for the annual hike, enjoying the fall weather and warmer weather than last year's event. Above, Kate Monk serves hot apple cider to participants. Going.loing. gone How much for a (slightly) used garbage truck? EXETER - Anyone looking for a used garbage truck may be able to get one for a song. The old Exeter truck will be going up for public auction in the County equipment sale on Octo- ber 23, and some council mem- bers were concerned about a lack of a reserve bid. With new garbage trucks going for about $100,000. councillor Bob Spears asked about the pub- lic works committee's recom- mendation for a lack of a reserve bid. "Isn't there still a fair bit of val- ue in that unit?" Spears asked. "1 _ guess . that my concern is this -1ktay be sold well below its value." Hoogenboom said the commit- tee made its decision carefully. "I think most of the local pri- vate garbage contractors know we have this truck for sale," said Hoogenboom, but said it has sat empty on town property for a year, without drawing any inter- est. "We felt that if it was going to be sold, it would be sold at that sale," said Hoogenboom. Councillor Ervin Sillery said he too felt the truck should have had 'a modest reserve bid on i t". When reeve Bill Mickle asked if the public works recommen- dation should be amended, councillor Robert Drummond cautioned that a reserve price might mean "we'll probably be bringing it back home". Drummond noted some parts have been pirated from the truck, so it's not the same vehi- cle it was when taken off the mad. The town replaced the gar- bage packer with a now model last year when it was revealed the vehicle probably wouldn't pass a safety test. The final word is that the truck will go up on the block October 23, and will sell for whatever anyone is willing to bid. Capsule Comments with'Ernie Miatello Niacin (Vttamin133), is-wedoby.tloctors to treat high cholesterol. Because this product'is available with- out prescription, people may be tempted to self - medicate. Some are .using the sustalned-released Niacin. More liver problems are reported with this type of Niacin. But all Niacin should be taken under supervision of your doctor. New guidelines drawn up by the British Adoption Agency say that babies. should not be placed in homes of families who smoke, due to the,, health risks of passive smoke. Ever wonder why they put''sodlum silico-aluminate" in boxes of satt7 In- damp weather; itie self WVoutd get lumpy. This food ttdtlltive an anti -caking agent that helps keep the salt free -running. Note to Nitroglycerin tablet users: You can't tell the potency of the tab- lets lets by the tingling sensation under the tongue anymore. For the past few years, manufacturers have been making more stable tablets that don't tingle like they used to. Replace them by the manufacturer's ex- piry date or one year from date of dispensing whichever is sooner. Apothecary - "Your Health Care Pharmacy" PHONE 235-1982 440 MAIN 51. EXETER. ONT LL would you do if you won? To4/1.39iO4.c e..4.e. 7.147. And remember... Say yes to • . • vet