HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1996-09-04, Page 19Set up is underway
Lloyd Josling was just one of the many threshers and
assistants who turned out Monday morning to prepare for
the 35th Huron Pioneer Thresher Reunion and Hobby
Show which begins in Blyth on Sept. 6.
Inn offers new services
Congratulations
& Best Wishes
MASON AND HAZEL
IN HONOUR OF
FIFTY -YEARS
OF MARRIAGE
September 4, 1996
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Lywurn
Theatre
Starting Friday
September 6
"A Time
To Kill"
Fri., Sat., Sun.
'flues., Wed. Thurs.
Show each
night 8:00 p.m.
5357-1630
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HAPPY 40TH
ANNIVERSARY
MOM AND DAD
With love from your family.
Relatives and friends are
invited to an Open House for
Murray & Doreen Siertsema
on Saturday, Sept. 14, 1996
in the fellowship Hall of the
Christian Reformed Church,
Blyth, 2 - 4:30 p.m.
Best Wishes Only.
50TH WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
Bill and Helen Dobson
and their family invite you to a
Come and Go Tea
Sat. Sept. 21 — 2 - 4 p.m.
Dance to Al Weatherall's Band
9 - 1
at Brussels Legion
Best Wishes Only
I
HAPPY 35TH
ANNIVERSARY
Tom and Ila Cunningham
September 2, 1961
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THE IRISH ROVER
Celebrating 30 Years of
Rollicking Good Time
Music!
in concert
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3
7:30 P.M.
BLYTH MEMORIAL
HALL
Tickets $22.00 on sale from
The Blyth Festival Office,
The Entertainer (Goderich),
Ernie Kings 93 LTD
(Wingham), or charge by phone
1-519-672-1967
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Attention to friends of:
Wayne and Debbie Hopper
You are invited to Wayne and Deb's 25th
Anniversary and Shed Opening Party, on
Saturday, September 14, at the farm.
Bring yourself, your spouse, your kids,
refreshments, and lawn chairs.
The festivities will begin in the afternoon,
roast beef dinner is scheduled for 5:00 p.m.
Forthcoming Marriage
Whyte - Driscoll
Nick & Joan Whyte
of Seaforth and
John and Mary Lou Driscoll
of Winthrop
are pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage
of their children
Crystal & Ben
The wedding will take
place at 4:00 p.m. on
Saturday, September 7,
1996 at Holm Farm.
Open Reception at
9:00 p.m. Seaforth
Community Centre.
• Vacation stays for as
long as you like.
• Convalescent Care
• Independent Living
in a home-like
atmosphere.
Rooms Starting At:
$30.00
per day
SEAFORTH MANOR RETIREMENT HOME
For more information or to discuss your individual needs.
Call Cindy DeGroof - Retirement Home Director.
527-0030 100 JAMES ST SEAFORTI1
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1996 PAGE 19.
18 libraries participate
Benmiller Inn last week
unveiled five new deluxe suites and
its new spa services in an open
house hosted by Innkeeper (and
Brussels-area resident) Kathy
Nichol.
The new suites in the River Mill
building, have been created by
closing in the balconies on five
rooms, giving a much larger interi-
or that is useable all year round for
guests. The suites include either a
Jacuzzi large enough for two or a
gas fireplace.
Nichol said that the expanded
rooms will meet the demand for
more deluxe accommodation. The
Inn already had four deluxe suites
but these were booked nearly full
time and some customers were
unable to get the rooms they want-
ed. The cost of the renovations was
$80,000. The new suites will rent at
$265 a night compared to $195 for
the old rooms.
The suites will also be available
as hospitklity suites for conventions
and meetings, Nichol said. Ben-
miller is an increasingly popular
spot for small conferences and
business seminars, hosting up to 60
people at a time. Groups from as
far away as California and England
have held meetings at the Inn. The
facility offers four meeting rooms
and a private dining room for up to
eight people as well as the regular
dining room.
Nichol said the summer is the
busiest season but the Inn is
booked to capacity most weekends
in the fall and winter. Most of that
business comes from within a two-
hour drive of Benmiller, she said,
with a surprising amount of it being
local people who want a weekend's
escape from everyday tensions.
"Escape" is also a new word for
the new spa service offered to
guests and spa patrons. Kathy
Schenk of Bayfield, a trained
masseuse, began work at the spa
earlier in the year. Benmiller Inn
now offers a spa package which
includes a one hour relaxation mas-
sage, lunch at the Inn's Ivey Dining
Room and full use of the indoor
pool, whirlpool, sauna equipment
and trails. The cost if $85.
Continued from page 17
Press. Her previously published
work includes Fisher Woman,
Hannah B., Millicent, and One
Hundred Years Since the Birth of
Kafka, along with several
collections of her short stories,
including Order in the Universe
and Other Stories, Goodbye
Summer and Dark Secrets. Her
short stories have appeared in many
magazines, both mainstream and
literary, and her latest story, Riding
the Bus, appeared in the May issue
of Chatelaine.
A total of 18 public libraries and
five school boards throughout the
area of participation have agreed to
promote the awards and make entry
forms available.
Entry forms for the Literary
Awards and contest rules will be
available through the Huron
County Library beginning
Thursday, Aug. 15. Entries must be
submitted by Friday, Oct. 4 and the
Awards presentation will take place
at the Kitchener Public Library on a
date to be announced in November.