Times-Advocate, 1999-03-17, Page 11Wednesday; Mitch -17. 1999
EXETER - Agnes Aunger, in the absence of the presi-
dent, opened a recent meeting of the South Huron
Hospital Auxiliary on March 10 at 2 p.m. Gail La Plante
of Weekenders displayed their line of fashions. At the
close of the meeting, members could shop with a per-
centage of the sales going to the Auxiliary treasury.
The business part of the meeting began with 0
Canada and a reading "It Takes Courage." The trea-
surer reported the Auxiliary has $5,638 on hand. Zone
11 Spring Conference will be held in Clinton April 26.
The rummage sale is set for April 28 and 29.
At the April meeting of the Auxiliary, committee
reports will be received. Mary Baechler won a draw.
Students from three area schools participated in the -
Kirkto
Ieft:Thierry Middleton, Evan Doupe, Lisa Thomson,n Woodham Optimist spellingbee. Fro nt row from
row: Kelly Waugh, Mike Weersink,TraceyAnderson, Joe
Cheryl DeWeerd, Shea Sutherland and Jessica Bickell. Back
DeBrabandere from Blanshard Mutual Insurance. y Ritsma ►Bradley Robinson, Matt Miner, and Bob
KW Optimjs ts hQld•a
annual s e��
/WOODHAM The 8th
KIRKTON - � bee
Monday, tautelling becontes-
Woodham a cash prize donated by
Grade 5 students from South Perth, Usborne and ICnsurance. a dictionary,yothe K -W Optimist
Holy Name schools participated.
Middletontwa the eventual winner.r
e. Thierry was eventual
This was an exceptional Mike Weersink was second and Joey Ritsma was
group of spellers who made
Knox Stratford
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annual meeting of the HUron Perth Presbyterial of the the eir reports, � secretaries respondingto
Womens' Missionary Society, on February 19 with a of eve Pow, which gave those attndinquestions
thehighlightsabout
Beginnings - God's Help". ,��g accomplished during the e trea-
tmheme
"New took care ofg registration ith on and a coffee hour surer's report was given b . g year. The ich
from 9:30 -10:00. A total of 61 were in attendancesyn-
, included a request for group eassugrers to Peebleset which
A call to worship was given byodical fees and presbyterial dues by March 15. forward was
and was followed by repeating e president
S t Pat White expenseed that the offering from the daybe added
unison. "When Morning Guilds the Skies" pwas Posunse n fund. to the
with Eunice Bissett at the piano. Morning devotions Biblestudy field,
were given by Jean Carey and Alice Gardner, mem Area EducationsConsultant, conducted a
from Cromarty, and read verses from Ecclesiastes 3 about
hers seasons for all things and especially Spring with new
A welcome on behalf of the Marty Martha and Gordon growth us androwth challenges for all. A candle was lit to
group was received from Mary Scott. Dr. David
Thompson welcomed the meeting to Knox Churchof new beginnings and that God is always
with us.
encouraged us to keep faith in our endeavors and hoand books from
The literature secretary, Bev Nichol, reviewed a several
good attitude is so important. her book display and everyone had a chance
An `In Memoriam' service was conducted by Helen lunch and fe at noon hour. Knox lathes served tea and
Dunseith of Hartington with reading from ,loan 5, light- The afternoon
was enjoyed.
ing of a candle, a silence in memory and prayer: The Shirleyt
minutes were read by Secretary Eunice bissett and cor- moon session opened with a h
Y cheson and Eur_ice Bissett. Devot ons lwere
responding sacraor led by Eleanor Stevenson of Cranbrook with verses from
Lary Janet Gibson read an announce- Psalm 98. She read thoughts
inert of the National Presbyterian Museum in Toronto. encouraging
W.M.S. activities, artifacts and pins will be on display at ahead.g g words for our hurch and tthef new with
the museum: Groups were asked for support year
expense fund. She also reported the dates the synodi- , spr eaker, Easton of Exeter Caven introduced theguest
cal in Walkerton this year as April 20-21.P ,the Rev. Terry Hastings; minister of Day r
Vice -President Shirley Aitcheson conducted a talk church in London. P g
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5. 'Cheers' actress
Pearlman, et al.
10. Back talk
14. Mammal genus
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the wont).*
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17. Root, es In a word
18. Where cows and
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19. Town in Galilee
20.
22. Mernber of U.S. Navy
24. That girl
25. Bobby , NHL champ
26. Indirect tax levied on
certain commockties
28. Cowards
32. Hebrew unit of measure
33. Secreted by the
posterior pituitary gland
34. Constellation near
Aquarius
36. Languages of Sulu
Islands
40. CCC
42. Short.biged rails
44. Cold wind
45. Mountain peak
47. Blade, hornless breed
from Scotland
49. Picture: shortened form
50. Netherlands river
52. Paints
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61. Gets Ie XXX
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67. Cassettes pinchers for hands
28. 69. Ctenophores lading 29. adde the quarterback
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tentacles;
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70. liberalrights
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apart from others 35.Vasa tds put
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politician 37. Pe gloomy; to auk
73. Container covers 38.39Plenty
74. Clearances 1. Pouches
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reaks
46. Source of the Blue Nile
48. Take a trip on a boat
51. Main arteries in the
heart
53. Groaned
54. A pique that seeks
power usually through
intrigue
55. Ancient calculating
devices
56. Bum with a hot liquid
60. Westem Samoa
61. Sandy piece of
seashore
62. Large, low -toned brass
instrument
63. Mild yellow Dutch
cheese made into bans
64. Capital of Yemen
66. Type genus of the
Suidee
68. Politician: abbr.
1. The dried leaves of the
hemp Plant
2. Advance evidence for
3. The chief solid
component of
mammalian urine
4. Caribbean dances
S. Umpire's counterparts
6. Robert , poet
7. `To Is human, to
forgive is divine.'
6. mater. one's school
9. Comes after ''eco' and
before *ale
10. A pouchkke structure in
a plant or animal
11. Woolylerirur
54. Gambling establishment 12. Sound units
57. Grande 13. A trapping device; also
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