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Pooh's 75th celebrated abroad
The Associated Press
HARTFIELD, England — Pooh Bear is 75, and his fans still enjoy a good "exposition" to Ashdown Forest, site of Milne's "Hundred Aker Wood."
The wood is where the bear of very little brain feasted on "hunny" and hunted the mythical Woozie with his friends, bouncable Tigger the tiger, timid Piglet, busy Rabbit, Eeyore the mournful donkey and that wise bird, Owl.
But some locals are crying. "Bother."
"So many people come here because of Pooh, and residents feel swamped. The spirit of anti-Poohism is rampant in this area," said Simon Kerr, a resident of Hartfield, an idyllic village 30 miles south of London where Milne raised his son, Christopher Robin.
After a survey showed most local people preferred to play down the Pooh connection, Wealden District Council has
So on the big day, Sunday, Oct. 14, the hunny-splashed parties will take place elsewhere.
"Oh yes, we're celebrating," said Peter Stansfield, head of consumer marketing at Egmont Books, the British publishers who produce the two Pooh volumes "Winnie the Pooh" and "The House at Pooh Corner" under the Methuen imprint.
At the Edinburgh Festival in August, Egmont threw a birthday party for Pooh with entertainers and balloons that will be repeated at bookstores later.
On the day itself, A.A. Milne will read at the Cheltenham Festival of Literature in southern England with cake and a cheerful chorus of "Happy Birthday."
Special Egmont anniversary
publications include "Now We Are 75," a selection of Pooh stories and verse.
Disney Corp., the New York Public Library and libraries and bookstores in other countries are also organizing readings and events.
Pooh stories have been translated into more than 25 languages.
Milne created Pooh after his 5-year-old son was introduced to a female American black bear cub called Winnie at London Zoo. The zoo still has pictures of a young Christopher feeding the bear condensed milk.
Milne rarely read his works to his son. In a letter to his friend, Dennis, the actor, Christopher Milne confided: "My father did not write the books for children. He didn't write for any specific market; he knew nothing about marketing. He knew about me, he knew about himself, he knew about the Garrick Club (in London) — he was ignorant about anything else. Except, perhaps, about life."
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2 Serene
9 Thespian
14 Light gas
15 Region
16 Task
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20 Castle's back gate
21 Vacationing traveler
23 Lose control
25 Set down
26 Beginnings
30 Without smell
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36 Mournful poem
37 Large vessel
38 Old pronoun
39 Bowler's lane
40 Actor O'Shea
41 Anger
42 Eliot's Marner
43 Indy entry
44 Impasse
46 Knee bend
47 Lubricate
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54 Carpenter's tool
59 Induce
60 Outline with precision
62 Change
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64 Dental exam?
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67 Flowerpot spot
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2 Off. note
3 How clumsy of me!
4 Biting insect
5 Stone heaps
6 Forum
7 Writer Deighton
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29 Wide shoe width
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