Times Advocate, 1997-07-23, Page 7Page 6'
Times -Advocate, jury 23 1997
FAMILY
Community of Zurich
gears up for annual fair.
ZURICH - The 133rd annual Zurich Fair will be held
this weekend at the Zurich Community Centre and are-
na. This year's theme is "Rural Challenge". •
Activities begin Friday morning when exhibitors en-
ter baking. sewing, crafts. flowers and vegetables to
compete for the many prizes offered. There are also
classes for elementary school age children and youth
10 to 15 years. Everyone in the community is invited
to participate in this pan of the fair. Exhibits must be
entered by 1 I a:m. for judging. Some
new:ideas for displaying the ex-
hibits,_are planned for this year's
fair.
The official opening of the
fair is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
on Friday with Paul Steckle,
M.P. Huron -Bruce officially
opening the fair. A variety pro-
gram of local entertainment .will follow.
Fairgoers will be able; to view the many exhibits in the
_Community Centre. At -9 p.m a dance will he held in
the arena with the music supplied by "Mozart's Melo-
dy Makers".
On Saturday. various livestock competitions take'.
place., including poultry., sheep, goats' -and horses. In
the sheep show. owners of as many as eight different/
breeds of sheep compete for prizes. The Zurich .4-H
Goat Club..under the leadership of •Joan VahSligten-
horst, will hold its Achievement -Day at the fair.,Some
Inn classes such as potato and watdrncelon races. flag
and cloverleaf barrel races have been added is the local •
'amateur saddfc horse show: If you have a saddle horse.
cisme:out and compete :foricash or merchandise prizes.
There are classes for all ages. The horse shows begin,
following the parade at 1 1:30 a.m. The parade will line
up in the arta of the Zurich Puhlic'School. Sec :the ad
in last week's paper for children's and adult entries and
the parade route. .
The Mini -Tractor Pedal Pull for children up to 100
lbs. will take place in the arena with registration begin=
ning at -2:30 p.m. - • •
"Babies on Parade" will be held in the Community
Centre at 2 p.m. Gifts will be awarded to babies in
classes up to one year old for various features such as
best smile, etc. All entrants in "Babies on Parade" will
receive prizes of merchandise donated by local mer-
chants.
Learn about, the' Internet. See the display set up in
• the Community Centre. Also there are 'the
various fair exhibits that will
Ibe on display including
school children's works of
art, crafts, posters. etc. There
will be some concession booths displaying
.and scl)ing various items. A *food booth operated by
the Agricultural Society with. the assistance of many
volunteers will operate. throughout the fair. Midway
rides will also be available.
'The Sunday Horse Show has been changed .to an
-Open Speed Show this year. Events jnclude polebend-
ing! barrel; flag and keyhole races, etc. which begin at
11 a.m. Local businesses have Contributed prize money
for this stlotiy. An Old Time'Fiddlers' Jamboree will be.
held from 2 to 7 p.m. in the • air-conditioned Zurich
Ctommunity Centre. Also, there will he a buffet supper
from 5 to 7 p,m. •
The Zurich. Agricultural Society has, planned, activi-
:ties for everyone at .this year's fair and encourages
your atlendagpe and participation in these. events: •
There will be drawls for door prizes at some events. For .-
nfore'inftirmation contact secretaryMargaret Deichcrt
at 236 4130.
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Vacation Bible School
Teeny, tiny train. With conductor Judy Dougall at the back, thepre-school class at this
week's Exeter Vacation Bible School was moving to the games center oh Monday morning.
Each class formed a train to discover new activities throughout the Exeter -United Church.
Nearly 40 children registered on Monday morning but organizers hoped more will show'up
throughout the week. '
Hensall Legion marks 50 years
Legion members held Provincial Service Officer Randy -.
a steak barbecue on. Groundwater visits Hensall Legion
on July.31 at 4,30 p.m.
Saturday to celebrate. • At Hensall United Church Rev:
By Liz Sangster
Helical! correspondent
Robes Peebles was the guest noon-
-ister. His, message was "Love-
• Action". Mark Garlough was the
.•
- organist and favorite hymns chosen•
HENSALL--- -On ;July 19—Z4-4e--� by the'congregation were sung;
Commander June Pyette visited • The ushers were Danny Reid and
Hensall Legion and presented a ear-. Raye Jacobe with Jean Jacobe
tificatc from Ontario Provincial looking after the elevator. If any
Command to branch president one wants to use the church facili-
Bryan Fink to honor the Branch on ties please make reservations with '
their 50th anniversary. A steak bar= • Marg Cole at 262-2304. Flowers in• •
becue was held in honor of the oc- • the church were in honor of the
rasion. A family dinner is .being Taylor -Dixon wedding: Best wish -
planned for the fall. es go to Rob and Christina.
1
Green waste pickup continues' in
. Hensall every ' Wednesday morn-
ing. Residents are reminded that
brush' must be tied in bundles. with
.a maximum length of four feet.
Grass clippings and other garden
waste must be in cardboard boxes.
or waste containers;- bags will not
—be. -accepted Residents' -requiring-
. green pickup must phone the mu-
nicipal office. 262-2812, by noon
Monday, to arrange the pickup.
Show off to
300,000
potential customers
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THEME
CROSS
WORD
`REAR
VIEW
For answers
please Earn
to the
Announcements
ACROSS
1 Miles Davis
genre
6" -- With a
View"
11 X marks it
15 That ship
18 Graduate -to -be
19 Polite German's
word
20 Florence's river
21 Flamenco cry
22 Stan of a
Michel de
Montaigne Market: abbr.
quote. 3 wds. 57 Mao — -Tung 85 Baseball stats.
24 Chow — 58 — up (admitted) 87 Willis or Rex
25 "Good golly! _62 Write down 89 In the near
26 Aphrodite's son ' 63 Physicist future
27 Legal wrong Geiger 90 Pan 4 of quote
28 Verb ending 65 Some hors - 5 wds.
30 Snifter dnnks d'oeuvres -. 95 Baseball's Emie
32 Foreigner's 67 Do to do - 96 Ballet step
lang. course • -
33 Scram!: 2 wds:'
35 Domestic goose
37 20th -century
artist
38 — conditioner
39 Greek letters
41 Nefarious
42 Mulgrew, et al.
43 Part 2 of quote'
4 wds.
49 Mama's partner
50 Role on "Star
Trek: The Next
Generation"
51 Bndge position
52 Born: Fr.
53 Bakery workers
55 Hostelries
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70 Part 3 of quote
71 Refrain sound
72 Flee the scene
73 Plaintive
75 Paratrooper's
need
76 Circumstance's
partner
77 Opp of. WNW
78 Georgia city
79 — Tafan
80 Take a drink
82 Narrow ridge
84 The Common
68 Harris and 97 So far
Sullivan - 98 Distress signal
69 Photo — (press - 99 Key pie
100 Hyperactive
102 Fragrant trees
105 Armed conflict
108 `A Whole New
World" movie
110 Ne plus ultra
112 "It can — —
harm"
113 Cloak
114 French
pronoun
115 Flea -market
condition:
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117End ofthe
quote: 3•wds.
.120 Stammering .
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121 Concept •
122 Comprehends -
123 Deletes
124 Opp. of NNW --
125 Auction cry
126 Composer Jule
127 Gifted traveler?
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1 Brewskis
'2 Sign up
3 Some shaver
brands
4 and aah •
5 Verb tense
6 Scrub the
mission
7 Film star of the
'30s: 3 wds.
16 New political - -49 Flutists.. e.g.
• official 54 Loud people
• • 17 Della and family • • 56 Husband- or
• 18 Graf —wife -related
23 Dennis Quaid 59 Italian seaport •
thriller 60 Avoidance
• 29 Embossed 61 Dishonor
31 Least disorderly 64 "Somewhere'
'33 Horse's bridle there's for
34 King — . - - us"
36 The Count of 66 Mr. Linkletter ,
70 "Do you need"
something?":
3wds. '
71 Play hard — —
74 Became excited
75 Someone from .
Canea
76 Artist Mondrian'
81 Jot: 2 wds: -
83 Price declarers'
86 Cunning • •
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Monte Cnsto •
8 Baseball great . 38 At a distance
9 Former Greek • 40 Andress film
ki . 42 Patella places
10-Ed'�win —. 43.Tied shoes:
11 TV's Donaldson •2 wds.
12 Come eariier 44 Sailor's place:
13 "The —Field 2•wds.
- 14 Chinese society 45 Moran, et al.
15. ThProegRake'sress` 47 Playpen items -
46 Male progeny -
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Glanville; reunion held
- - SEAFORTH - The 45th Glanville
.Reunion was held at the S4aforth
Lions Park on July .13. The afier-
noon started with a social time, fol--
lowed
ol=lowed by games conducted by Bet-
, ty Glanville and Marleen Hill. -
Youngest baby - 'Wyatt Steven-
son. oldestperson - Winnie1Glan-
ville._ Person coming the farthest;
Tanya Douple .(Hamilton), child
with. the most teeth missing:' Matt
McRoberts. •Least teeth Uncle
Howdy. Guessing watermelon ,
weight - Emilee McRoberts. Guess-
.' ing: of Smarties in a,. jar Matt
McRoberts. Men with the most let-.
tens in. name -. Fred Glanville - and
Stu Wilson. •
• The- beautiful decorated musical
egg donated and .made by ,Doreen
McRoberts was won by Will Ste-
venson: The games -ended in a can-
dy scramble. ..
Minutes were . read by secretary
Marleen Hill' and approved. Presi-
dent Eileen Ducan thanked :every-
one for coming and hoped even
more would come next year. Elec-
tions of officers were -'President.
--a for -1998 -are -Don-Mill- Vice -'presi-
dent. Dean Glan'rille, secretary.
Mike Goos; sports Doris Hood and
Verionica Stevenson. - A delicious
pot luck supper was held with Rich -
Capsule Comments
with Ernie Miatello
In Canada. we readily accept iodine being added to our ta-
ble salt. However, in Romania. the government has just
started this practice. Romania has some of Europe's high-
est rates of goitre, miscarriages and mental retardation. In-
creased iodine consumption should lower the incidence of
these problems. -•
• If you like using the chewable, flavored form of Vitaman C. nnse your mouth out
afterwards: Vitamin C is acidic and can damage tooth enamel through constant
exposure.
Coms and calluses are layers of compacted, dead skin cells caused by faction
and pressure. often where shoes rub the feet. They are your body's way of pro-
tecting your feet but can be very painful. The number one remedy: be sure your
shoes fit properly.
H you are taking calcium supplements. It is. best to take two or three separate
doses per day rather than all at once. The percentage of calcium absorbed
seems to decrease as -the dose increases so taking smaller•doses.more often
is better. Also. take with food for better absorption.
When you receive a prescnption for the first time, be sure you understand all in-
structions. Including waren to take it, with what (water or juice), how long to con-
tinue, what 10 do if a problem occurs. It's a pharmacist's job to give you this in.
formation. -
HURON APOTHECARY «.
Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter
'Your Health Care Pharmacy'
and Horst sayting Grace: Fifty-fqur, -.
people attended. A great time was
had by all. Next year's reunion is to- '
be held the -second Sunday in July.
Same time, same place. -
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RESALE & CONSIGNMENT
BOUTIQUE
90 Bob Marley's
group
9104t a group: .
2 wds.
92 Cocker —
. 93 Dry. as wine
94 Rejections .
95 Accuses
,100 Botch . -
101Barbecues .
• 103 Look for water -
104 Ms. Jillian
105. Body part
106 Sleep disorder
-107 Cincinnati —
109 Platform
111 Football -
strategy
113 Biggers'
detective
116 Chapfallen -
118 'Rob —"
119 NOW concem
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CORRECTION
NOTICE .
' We wish to draw your attention td the
error in our 75 Years Summer Living:
Spectacular flyer. • -
Page 2, Item 8 - Deluxe 34Person
inflatable. bdat, 79-8241-2: Copy
reads: 600 lb. capacity. 7'10" long.
Should read: 410 .lbs. capacity. 88"
long. Page 9, Item 5, 20' aluminum
extension ladder. 61-1079-2. Copy
- reads: Grade 11' ladder. Should read:
Grade 111 ladder.
We wish to draw your attention to the
following in our current Best Summer
Bargains flyer. • ,
Page 2, 73-1267-0. (Bike
accessdries). Copy reads: Reg. 39.99.
Sale 27.49: SAVE 30%. Should read:
Reg. 39.99. SALE 27.99. SAVE 30%,
Page 17, Corelle, 42:1073X
1074/1075/1076. This product comes
in 17 piece set.
We sincerely /egret any inconvenience
we may have caused you.
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