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Tines -Advocate, July 10, 1996
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Graduate - Andrew Wayne Os-
wald, son of Linda Downing
graduated from Cambrian Col-
lege, Sudbury, May 22, 1996
as a Geological Engineering
Technician.
Congratulations and Best
Wishes
Mom, Jim, family and friends
All the best in the future!
Graduate - Michael N. Hol-
land, son of Ralph and Pat
Holland, Clinton graduated
June 25, 1996 from Conesto-
ga College, Kitchener, with
Honours as a Computer Pro-
grammer/Analyst. Michael
has accepted a position as
Systems Analyst with the
Jamesway Incubator Company
in Cambridge, Ont.
Graduate - Kimberly Anne
Smith graduated April 21,
1996 from the University of
Michigan - Dearborn with a
Bachelor of Arts, Political Sci-
ence and Sociology. Kimberly
is on the Dean's List and is
working for Mastercraft Leath-
er Rochester Hills - Michigan.
congratulations Scutt, Helen
grid Wm Deforme - Lucan
Hole -in -one fundraiser
For a buck a ball local golfers lined up to tee -off at the Centralia/Huron Park Lions Club hole -in -one fundraiser from July 3 to 7
at the Exeter Golf Club. The one million dollar grand prize attracted duffers young and old, amateurs and pro-wannabees to try
their luck. Funds raised went towards the expansion of the Stephen Township Arena. Al Preece won the Trip to Las Vegas.
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1 Baden Baden.
for one
4 Youngling
8 Was hot under
the collar
13 Zoo denizens
19 Come together
21 Embroidery
22 Go back
23 Berlin address
3 wds
25 "Clueless" star
26 Tournament
27 Opposite of
outcome?
28 Forwarded
2 wds
30 Sullen
31 Beethoven
works
34 -- Minor
35 Opp of SSW
36 Environmental
watchdog abbe
39 Laundry fixture
41 Marooned
45'Total
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47 Flinches
49 Muse of
comedy
50 Feathered diver
51 Passes a law
53 Superman
portrayer
55 Chopin piece
59 Joy
60 Emphasis
62 Political ID
65 Stioulder wrap
67 Door
70 Wagner heroine
71 Mideast airline
73 London
address 2 wds
76 Animal fat
77 Proofreader's
symh„
79 Grain !-;case
80 Red tithe od
fields
82 Before
83 Angora.
formerly
85 Halo
87 Newark s
county
89 Ballerina
painter
90 Stress
symptoms
92 Gold-seeki„q
king
96 Pima County
seal
08 Johnny!'
100 Continental
ridge
101 Emigrate
103 01a Buddhist
sect
105 Obtain
106 Musics Blakey
107 Hideout
110 Dashes
112 Dawn
114 Actress Fisher
116 Paper measure
117 GI hangouts
121 Command to
recruits.2 wds.
123 St Petersburg
address:
2 wds
126 Took off
pounds
127 Related on
mother s side
128 1952 Clooney
hit
129 Play's opening
2 wds
130 Postponement
131 — and ends •
132 Desktop device
DOWN
1 Algae
2 Corn bread
3 Stake
4 Chemin de —
5 Number
6 Satellite
launchers
7 Linear
measures
8 G -Men
9 Vases
10 Tragedy by
Eunpedes
'1 Utopias
1 71,2 ip
s inThey the mouthokdown
1$3 Breakfast food
14 Moray
15 Eager
16 NYC address
2 wds.
17 Three in one
18 Gazed intently
A day away
for caregivers
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Day Away program at the Exeter
Villa is one year old this month
and continues to he a success.
Run by one staff member and
several volunteers, the program
provides a break for the care giv-
ers of clients with Alzheimer Dis-
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Clients from Exeter and sur-
rounding areas arc brought to the
program on Fridays by a volunteer
driver and enjoy activities such as
euchre, dominoes, board games,
bingo, golf and bowling. Daily
walks and exercises to music are
also included and recently clients
enjoyed the Villa's show "Impres-
sions of Elvis" and kc cream so-
cial
This is a satellite program of Hu-
ron Adult Day Centre/Clinton and
runs on Friday from 10 a.m. to 3
p.m.
A support group for Alzheimer
Disease care givers also meets eve-
ry first Monday of the month at 7
p.m. and the Advisory Board
Meets on the third Monday of eve-
ry month at 10 a.m.
For more information about our
programs for Alzheimer Disease
call 235-4600 or (519) 482-7943.
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20 Docs for
dachshunds
24 Abhor
29 Solemn
promise
32 Small
screechers
33 Going to croup
36 Unit of work
37 According to
38 Top-notch
40 Memphis
address. 2 wds
42 -- avis
43 Baldwin and
Guinness
44 Nephew s
sisters
46 Actor Vigoda
48 Bloodhound's
lure
52 Tropical fish
54 Computer key
56 TV setting
57 A Carnegie
58 Jar
61 London gallery
62 Ten comb
form
63 Antelope
64 San Francisco
address 2 wds
66 01 the law
68 Counsel
69 Supporting
votes
72 National. e g
74 Kind of typing
75 Word from
"America -
78 Piece of land
81 Star of "Tho
Europeans"
84 Aide abbr.
86 Wall hanging
88 11 x Vil
90 Not deserved
91 Guard
93 Cutting remark
94 Thirst quencher
95 Collection
97 Pot in
Pamplona
99 Mycin lead-in
100 One of a red
suit
101 Pergola
102 Amatory
104 Nurtured
108 Actress Cara
109 Competitor
111 Theatrical extra
113 Alliance
114 Surrender
115 'Como —
usted?
118 Feudal worker
119 Ark neighbor
120 River in Hades
122 Oriental coin
124 Crucial
125 Le Carre
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