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Times -Advocate, July 30, 1997
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By Tfip Payne
ACROSS nautically
2 wds.
1 National —
6 Meat skewers
11 Mesita of Paris
- 16—kwando '
19 "Tomorrow"
Musical
20 Veranda '
21 Small animals
22 `Wait a minute!"
23 Start of a quip:
4 wds'
26 Belore (poetic)
: 27 Ebb.or neap —
28 — -dokey
• 29 Thermonuclear
• reaction
• 30 Bus. degrees
3t.Scrateh (out)
32 Road Runner.
to the Coyote
. 33.Reddish brown
34 Be stationary.
35 Tyrannical
rulers
37 '48 HRS " star
38 Penn and —
39 Gobbted up
40 — Paese
cheese
41 Speaker of the
.quip: 2 wds.
44 -That's —"
47 Postseason
mes
49 nock it off!',
nautically
--. 50 June honoree
51 Ways and
committee
53 — of contents
56 Wading bird
60 Flamenco cry
61 Variety
62 Make even
63 Away: arch.
65 Pan 2 of quip
67 TV's Spelling
68 Part 3 of quip:
3 wds.
69 Chant •
70 An outsider
71 Mist
72 Gymnast's goal
73 Young woman?
74 Wing: prefix
75 Jiindu teacher
76 Spanish gold
77 Snowy bird
80•Church Lady's
foe
82 Bowlers' milieus
84 Part 4 of quip:
3 wds. --
89 Ms. •Dawber •
90 Chatter (colloq.)
91 Yogi Bear's
sidekick: 2 wds. '
92 Red-hot hunk's
94 Bogeyman
98 Greasy
substances
99 Disperse
101 'And — — -
goes
102 Rock group
103 -Let — —•'
104 He `cometh"
105 Biggers'
detective
106 'No its. —, or
buts"
107 On the - vivo
108 Endef the
quip 3 wds.
111.Cofee vessel
112 Golfer Hale
113 In the know
114 A kind
115 Chang and —
116 Dissolves
117 Famous
118 City in the Ruhr
DOWN - 24 Rich -cake
• 25 Zest
1 Trained a show. 30 Armed citizen
horse groups•
2 Dissimilar 32 Famous
3 Battery battleship
terminals • - 33 Somersault '
4 Split 34 Ayres. et al.
`` 5 Ruby or Sandra 36 Golf term
6 Satisfies one's . 37 6:00 show
thirst • 38 — la la
7 Former CBS 40 Brosnan role
.. chairman . - 42 Give a ring •
8 Black , 43 Hail, to Horace
9 Ms. Babylonia 44 I-(andsohne
10 Wicked . young man
11 Covers with turf 45 NBA's Moses
12 Jazz pianist • 45 Folk -blues
Blake performer
13 Nose, slangily •' 47 Exploding noise
14 Discombobulate . 48 Sound systems
15 East: German 52 One (German)
16 Saved by = .- 54 Shakespeare's
17 Treated with •, nver. ' •
carbon dioxide - 55 Big — (clock) •
18 Ugly item - 57 Sewing -kit item
58 Belong .
intrinsically
59 Pool members
62 Hiding place.
63 Tiny particle
64 Watchful •
66 Hive member
67 Pintful. perhaps
68 One -named
• model
70 Abbr. oh a
envelope •
71 Did the crawl
74 Architect 1.M. —
75 Rating symbol
.78 Immortalized
cars in a song
79 Greek letter
81 Mimicked
83 Stomach
muscles
84 Diagonal ,
85 Common street
• sign: 3 wds.
86 Hitting high. in
tennis
87.Ousseldort
• citizens
88 Conversational -
filler: 2 wds.
• 90 Auctioneer's -.
word -
93 Indian fig tree '
94 Expressed pain
95 Mdrtises'
partners •
96 Stay. around
97 "The Joys of
:Yiddish" author
99 Glower • .
100 Small American
bird
101 Talia =
104 Ooncernrng'• •
2wds
105 Idle talk • ,
106 Vigeda, et al
108 Actress
' Basinger
109 Number in•a
brace " --
110 Malrire
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to the
Announcements
Church
services to
resume in
August
Rhoda Rohde
Thanes Road correspondent
THAMES ROAD * Bill and Rho-
da Rohde spent Tuesday • • and
Wednesday with 'Dan' Rohde and
his fiancee Nancy Blyttie at Oak-
l fillet•' -
Mery and Joanne Fields, Josh and.
Justin spent the weekend and-Lau-
retta Fields of near Hensall spent
Surlday with David ,and Marlene -
Cunnington. • '- -
Bill and Rhoda Rohde attended
the open house for Glenn and Verla
Copeland in honor of their 40th -
wedding anniversary at Woodham
United Church on "Sunday after-
noon.
• Church news
On August 3 at 9:45 a.m. church •
services will- begin at Elimville
United Church with Rey. Jock T°I-
may in -charge.
' On -August 10 at. 9:45 a.m. a
.church service and communion will.
be held at' Thames Road Church.
WI -tour ,vegetable farm
, , Staffa ,WI members ,
went to see Visscher's
',crops' and processing, •
sheds.
•
'-/Roberttl< Templeman
,Staffs correspondent `
' • STAFFA- - $taffa, Women's Insti
tuts members met for latch at the
Triple A --rest'aurant .,in Exeter on
July 2.3. They then •went to Viss-
cher farms where Tcna gave them
a. guided ,tour.o t c crops and pro,
• cessing sheds_ • ,
They then. returned to Doris 1Ni11
er'.s home in Exeter for the meet=
President Kay, Simile presided,
opcniftg with the Institute:Ode and
Granton Fun Day begins with parade
There were games af-
terward at the park.
By Muriel Lewis .
Granton correspondent
GRANTON - The BX -93 Silver
Bullets faced 'the Granton UC Dis-
ciples in a hilarious baseball game
at the park on Wednesday evening,
. July 23. Pledge sheets were in great
demand and a food booth added to
• the pleasure but no one- really
knows what the final score was. .
. A former St Thomas Anglican
Church rector. Rev. Samuel James
Bell died in Maple Ridge, British
- Columbia on, July .10 at age 87
years. .
Muriel Lewis and son Larry at-
tended thc 175th.anniversary of the
congregation of St. John the Devine
Anglican Church, Arva on Sunday.
July 27th and the chicken barbecue
which followed at Weldon Park.
the -Granton UC Stewards served
' breakfast at the park on July 27
which was well attended. An out-
door service followed with mes-
sage and music of the Gospel by
Bob Heywood. ;
• ,Regular services resume.- next
Sunday, August 3. I.1 a,rt1:-at Gran-
-ton and -9:4,5 a.m. at Wesley. .
Fun Day - .
-.On July 26: in spite of thc over-
cast weather, a parade proceeded
up Main - Street. at 11 a.m. -after
judging at the cenotaph corner, led
by the Granton fire truck. Flags
were carried by • John Clarke and
Jay Lamtuiurn: -followed by. Ste-• -
phen Currah and Tara Westman
with the Lions Club, banner. Next
in line were the waters: first Mi-
chael Wheeler.- second • Patrick
Broughton and third Austin Paf-
ford. Runners up were• Macauley
Pafford. Alexandra and Yelena Ac-
imovic. Amy.- Kylier Sarah and
Benjamin Lovell, Sabrina Kenney,
Blake Betancourt and Katlyn An-
derson. Push and pull: first Amy
and Conor- -Harrison, see and Jere.
—
my Quinet. Natasha • and Ashley
Rockwell, third Blake and Page•
Tarron. Runners .up Lisa Topham.
Tanya Green, .Jesse Road: _Melissa
Harding. Dustin Ledrew. Animal -
class: Tonva Westman zinc', her
;sheltie -dog Marcedis. - -
Bikes: first Whitney and Mitch
Benner. second Jennie Topham. -
third Sharce green. and Mynta and
Carly Westman.
Small floats: first Robbie Stiltz.
second Joan Stiltz,. third Harry Fos-
ter. -
Tractors: D. Beatson with a .46
Cockshott. Jim Hodgins with a 47
McCormick and Max Bilvea with a
5.0 super C Farmall. -
Large floats: •first Snow White
with the.. Walter Riddell family.
second Wizard of Oz with the
Queen. St•. Mob. third Trouble -M-
Acre._with the - Cook and -Riddell
families. -
The rescue team brought up the
rear. •
-
At the. park there was something
fur' -everyone atuding games tor
kids: pingo. a -IOW booth and bah,
imp table
Decoration day at Hensall Cemetery
The Legion laid a
wreath in honor of
their comrades.
BHenson correspLiz ondent -
• HENSALL - Hensall Union Ce-
metery -held their annual Memorial
and Decoration Day on Sunday,
July 27 and once again were
blessed _ with good weather and
good attendance.. Rev. Grant Dar=
ling was the guest minister and
brought an uplifting message.
Hensall Legion Branch 468 laid a
wreath in memory of lost com-
rades. Betty Jinks and Al Alderson
provided some beautiful music.
Rob Cameron also provided music
on a portable pump organ.
The Number 25 Pitch Team were
grateful to Queensway for the base-
ball caps. This past Saturday the
second annual Queensway staff
and family picnic was held at .the
Hensall Pavilion. Everyone had a
wonderful lime. Rev. Arthur Horst
will be the guest minister at Cannel
Presbyterian Church on August 3i
Rev. Robert Peebles was the
guest minister at Hensall United
Church. Rev. Peebles.' message
was "So 1 Sent You". Mark Gar-
lough was the organist for the min-
istry of song. Favorite hymns were
chosen by the congregation.
Hilda Payne and John Thompson
looked after the ushering duties.
Cecil. Pepper looked after the ele-
vator. Call Marg Cole at 262-2304
if you wish to use the church par-
lour.
The Hensall Playground and
Parks Board will be hosting a Co-
ed Softball Tournament on August
9 and 10. Saturday and Sunday.
Many prizes, including: MVP,
Team prizes, door prizes, draws,
food .and more. Anyone interested
in entering a team should contact
Melanie (252-2489), or the arena
(262-3206).
The second annual beef barbe-
cue. dance and elimination draw is
cor ..g up on August 16 at the
Hensall Arena. This event is spon-
sored by the Hensall Kinsmen.
Parks Board and Fire Department.
Tickets arc 'available from club
members. the arena and Municipal
Office. Dinner tickets are $10 and
Elimination Tickets are $ 10. The
Grand Prize for the draw. is
$1,000.00, All proceeds . of the
event will be used for community
projects. the arena ice resurfacer
and the Fire Department _rescue
equipment van. The awards for the
1997 Volunteer Recognition will
be handed out that evening.
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1<, stapirunt (' 11111
Thurs. & Fri.
LUNCH BUFFET
...$4.95
Sunday Brunch
10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
418 Main St. 235-3141
Mary Stewart Collect. followed by
the minutes of the previous meet-•
ing and the correspondence. -During
husiness,svcryope was'reminded of
the Tweedmuir Curator. workshop
.at Salford on August,12. the Perth
county Executive meeting in Kirk-
ton- on September 9 at 9:30 a:m.
and the Perth 'County Rally to he
held at, the Listowel Comrrtunity
Centre on October 16. with Staffa.
branch responsible for a number.
Seven members answered the roll
call by Jelling of mw
,new ays they
had learned ,to use and serve vege-
tables. Smale reviewed the 'August'
meeting which _begins with• a pot-
luck dinner at the home of Marjorie
Drake on August 27.•• Lunch was
served -,by Cltaudcttc Elliott and
r
Joyce iller.
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