Times Advocate, 1997-08-27, Page 8•
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.Tines -Advocate, August 27, 1997
FA MTLY
Hensall flower show
First place glads. Cathy Bell (center) of Hensall displays the glads which" earned first place
at the Hensall and District Horticultural Society Flower Show.last Wednesday at Queensway
. Nursing Home. Jean Whitby (left) of Lucknow, District 8 Director of the. Ontario Horticultural-
. Society and Hensel! President Sybille Schaufler admired the arrangement following thetom-
petition. The show had 13 entrants with Rosemary Burdzy taking first overall -
Flower show in Hensall
- By Liz Sangster
Hensall correspondent .
. HENSALL - The- Hensall and District ninth annual Flower Show-:
was_ held Wednesday at:Queensway Rest Home. Rosemary Burdzy
was, the top -winner: Many lovely flowers and vegetables were.on-
display. William Gibson judged the exhibits. Marg Cole. Doris
Jantzi, and Jessie Allen were in charge of the tea room. The door
prize was won by Hazel .Concett. Thc-Hensall and, District -
Horticulturat Society t -shirts were on sale and are still available
from Sybille at 262-3431. The next regular meeting of the Society'`
will he held September 15: This is the night•that the neighbouring. -
societies will -he entertained...
At Carmel Presbyterian Church Rev. Robert Peebles was the guest
minister. Joyce Pepper was the organist. On September 8 the PCW
will hold their meeting. At Hensall United Church Nancy Fraser was
--the--minister.-:Mark- Garlough-was-the-organist-far-the-ministry of --
song. John Thompson read -the announcements. John Goddard also
. -assisted with the service. The greeters were Janice and Garry
Alderdicc and family. Joanne Rowcliffe and Elaine Corbett were the .
ushers. Anyone wishing to contact the minister may call from 9 a.m.-
to 12 noon from Tuesday to Friday at the church office. - - '
The Friendship Circle meet on September 8 at 2:30.p.m. to go to
the annual quilt show in Goderich and to•a potluck supper.at Mock's •
cottage.
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Announcements
By Robert Zimmerman
ACROSS
1 Colonial title -
6 Middling: hyph.
wd. .
10 Chair backing
15 Dead Sea
discovery
16 Relates
17 Mr. & Mrs.
19 Good kicker,
runner and
passer
21 Richthofen's
aircraft
23 Speak hoarsely
24 Damascus
native
25 Coarse fabric
26 Big — wolf
27 Mayberry
youngster
28 Take a bearing
30 Record
31 Sells
33 Labor org.
34 Not any
35 Keyboard
instrument
36 Unit of work
37 Monotonous
talk
391 Napped
41 Bank jobs
42 Whistle stops
43 CD inits.
44 Wyatt =
45:Castle near.
Cork
48 Altarpiece
51 Sour
55 Joined in a
cause
• 56 Satirist Sahl
57 — avis
58 Heat
59 — out: arranges
freedom
Book collectors gather in Bayfield
• By Joan Beierling
Varna correspondent
VARNA - Margaret and Ivan
McClymont were the hosts for the
annual meeting of collectors and
those interested in the life and writ-
ing of famous British author,- G.A.
Henry. Henry wrote over I00•books
that were published in very attrac- .
five formats by- companies in the -
U.K., Canada and the U.S.-These
have become much sought after
collectors"items; many now well
over 100 years old. The
M4Clymonts hosted the -first gash-
ering 15.years ago at their home as .
a one day event. This year it -was
expanded to the weekend with most
activities held at the Bayfield
Village Inn.• - -•
It began with a supper at the Inn
on Friday night followed with an
open house.at the McClymonts at -
Varna.
A Saturday morning book sale at
the Inn followed by presentations
-by Pete( Gallagher on _the Boys'
Own Annuals; by Ian Thompson on
the Henty Canadian editions; a .
-book review of "In Freedom's
Cause" by Clarence Cluff who
pointed out thatalmost all the
Auxiliary announces win
..
ZURICH = It was a quiet week at
Blue Water Rest Home as members
of the community 'prepared for the. ,
annual Zurich Bean Festival. The •
Auxiliary sold tickets for the past
• six -months on a "Double Wedding
Ring" hand quilted spread in green
• and hurgundy and the draw was
held at- the Bean Festival. Thc
. lucky winner was. Allison Neeh,
daughter of Curtis and Rosemary
Necb add granddaughter of Ian
Neeh of Maplewoods Apartments.
:Rosemary had'purchased the ticket.
at Friedsburg Days- in Dashwood
from Auxiliary.members..
Thc residents .enjoyed the video
"Alaska" on the big screen on
August 18. • .
Thursday•afternoon the residents
were surprised to find-theirmainte-
nancc person leading the afternoon -
• Chapel Service. Ai the last minute.
the Home was left without a minis-
ter and Ervin Steinmann was call :
60 Wee
61 Mentor •
62 Narrow groove
63 Both: prefix
64 Freeway.
transport
65 Oozed out
66 Pivot •
67 Weather
forecast -
68 French flag
70 Cheering
'• section
71 Metric measure
73 Brit's bistro
74 "Moll Flanders"
creator
75 Debater
78 Dams
80 Thurman, -et al.
81 Lingerie item
84 Tje aboard ship
85 Wife in •
Wuppertal
-86 In favor .
87 Biblical
mountain
89 Mil. no -no
90 Roman
coalition
94 Half of Samoan
port
95 See 86 Across
96 Coots one's
heels
97 Pressed
98 Mild oath .
99 Wheels for
101 Sjunior
oap opera .
subject: 2-wds.
103 PopcOm
leftovers -
104 tcky stuff
105 Trout holders
106 Do's and —
107 Aykroyd, et al.
108 A Roosevelf
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1 Painter's tool
2 Emanating
3 Jumped •
4,Not in the pink
5 Divinely favored
6 Cliffhanger • .
• 7NYcity
8 Street talk.
9 East in Emden
10 Elf
11 Composure
--12 Miss Velez
13 Silent speech:
abbr.
14 Pekoe
containers
15 Endeavored
16 S&Ls
17 Beach
18 Speak sharply
-to: 2 wds.
20 Despotism
22 Utopias •
25 Arctic floater
29 Prepare to . .
"disrobe
30 Kind of
agreement
32 Biscuits
35 "— the
ramparts ..."
38 Filled with
wonder
39 Irish county
40 Pass over
41 Joke response - 66 Divan
42 Speaks English, 69 Narcotic
: French and 70 More distant
72 Marina del —
74 The Schnoz
75 Toward the
stem
46 Alpaca's couSin
47 Suspect's
excuse -
48 Bracer •
49 More loyal
50 Dry goods unit
52 Serve turkey
53 More frigid
54 Settlements -
• 56 Puccini heroine •
60 Time in office
.61 Soft lumps
'
62 Rushing sound
64 Marquee name
65 Vision problem
Spanish
44 Light tan
45 Kiddies' "
pachyderm .
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76 Design again
77 Rejoiced
triumphantly
78 Pens
79 Perrier, et al.
81 'Boasted.
82 Like a king •
83 Homes •
.85 Luxuries
86 Prefaces
88 Uncovered
90 Keep quiet:
music -
91--- d'amore=-
92 — S. Cobb
93 Order
96 Ed or Keenan
100 — -Ma non
101 Street drug
102 Exist
•
Everything
for your
Wedding!
upon to fill the -void. This was -troth-
•ing new for Ervin, since.he had
been called upon before,• and he
immediately chosc•to speak on
forms of prayer to the residents..
Beatrice Rader, a tenant-fromBlue
Water Rest Home Apartments
assisted Ervin as organist.
Fr. Matthias Wronski, St. •
Bdniface Church,: Zurich celebrated
Mass.
Friday afternoon Art. Coker of
Bayview Subdivision played popu
lar music on the organ in the.
Chapel for the residents. Many
joined in -to -sing their favorite song- -
and Barbara Coker assisted'and vis-
ited with the residents during her
husband's recital. -
Sunday morning - residents'
Clarence Gascho, Philippa-Steckle,
Mabel Riley, Mabel Kyle, Roy
Gingerich and tenants Beatrice
Rader, -Marie Gingerich and Seleda ,
Steckte•baarded the wheelchair bus
_ for services at Zurich Mennonite
Church. -
With the absence of the full-time
Adjuvant, Marlene Williamson and
her husband Rev. Brian led the sing
along inthe auditorium on August
25. :
There are many local people who
supply the Home with fresh pro-
duce each year. The residents rolled
up their sleeves on Friday after-
noon and husked fresh corn from
the field. Bob Carson: Rose
Wrights hold
reunion
KIRKTON The annual Wright
reunion was held at the Kirkton-
Woodham community Centre on
August 10. About 60 people attend-
ed. President James Wright wel-
comed all the relatives and. Ross
Kercher asked the blessing. After a
buffet dinner, James Wright con-
ducted the business. - -
The 1998 reunion will be held at
the same'place, the second Sunday
in August. Alex Wright, Toronto, is
the president and Laurabelle
Reichert the secretary. The sports
committee is Vicki Culham,
Mississauga.
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SEPTEMBER 6 & 7, 1997
SATURDAY 10.6, SUNDAY 12 . 5
LONDON CONVENTION CENTRE
movie "Braveheart': got right was
William Wallace's betrayal- and
execution. After lunch Dr. Nick
Ranson presented his research, on -
army letters to Henry from the war .
department when he was quarter
master at Portsmouth.
An auction of the -Althea Platt
collection ihen.took place, ftilluwcd
by :supper at the Inn. Afterwards
the auction continued with over
100 Henry books consigned by
Doug Booth. . . - ' - •
Ian concluded concluded with a contest of
identifying :Henty titles by -the sub-
titles and Ivan McClymont gave his
presentation on the "Woman of the
Commune—that was published
under five different titles by four
publishers in 12.editions. He was
able to show ien of the 12 of his
collection. -
The gathering attended -by "16
-people from four. States and
provinces wound up,with a farewell
breakfast Sunday morning at the
Inn. .•
Church -service for:Varna-
Goshen was held- in Goshen on
Sunday and will he in Goshen
Sunday, August 31. The flowers
placed in the church Were from
Paul and Monica Hill's wedding:
ner of quilt
•
Memel-, Marie Ginger-ich, Pearl
Miller, .Alice -Knowles, .Mabel.
-Riley and_Vivian Frcmlin prepared
the corn for the kitchen donated by
Harry Hayter of Dashwood. -
. Alio, the -Home has received
many china cups and saucers. from- .
the'egmmunity; which are used for
the Wednesday afierniton tests dur-
ing the winter months. Emma •
Campbell of Zurich donated a
china teapot -and four matching
cups recently. .-
The residents look forward to a
shopping trip to Goderich on
August_26tanda. barliet:ue'_on
August 28.
The annual Resident/Family
Christmas -Dinner -will be held at
the Home on November 3a.
which was on Saturday. Paul and
Monica arc residing just west of
Varna. •
• A speedy rccovcry._is wished. to
Cameron Laurie Since hiii.surgery.-
. Thc Stanley Mite Girls:wcrc 'A' -
runnersups in their tournament held
Saturday, August 16 in-Seaforth.
They lost their final game against .
Seaforth. Thc coaches were Dana"
Cooper_ and Erin McNaughton.
The Stanley Tyke mixed team . •
won the-'B''championship. Players
on.this team from•the.area arc •
Stacey Consist, Alysha and Jayme '
Dowson and Kyle Haggis:. Consitt
topped the game off with a grand;
--slam.
A. windup for all: the tearhs
planned in September will include
games against the' narents..Morc" `
details .will ,wiiext week's -
correspondcncc.' • -
Stan • Lee Club :will meet
•September•3 at 6 p.m: -for apotluck- _.
• supper at the Complex: _
Women with tickets for
'Brigadoon' should meet at the• -
Varna Church at. 5. p.m. toter pool
• to Millingtons in Brucefield for.'
supper and them on to. Grand Bend. .
There will he a community bridal .
shower . for Shelly. Hayter.
September 4 at the Complex.
There will be a community yard
_sale at the Complex on August 30
and 11 hcginning at 9 a.m.-Anyone
wanting a• table should call Marion _
Coleman ,at 263-5354 as soon:as
possible.
Thurs. & Fri.
LUNCH BUFFET
SUNDAY BRUNCH
10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
-.$4.95
Country Bakery
367 Main St. S.
Wed., Thurs., Fri and Sat. Aug.
Exeter 235-2525
27,28,29,30
Portuguese
Bread
.89
Boston Cream
Pie
2.65 ea.
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WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
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corner, the Exeter Times
Advocate would like to
pay tribute to our
graduates.
)0 If you know of someone who has...
• graduated from South Huron
District High School
• acquired a job in •their field
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