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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1996-09-04, Page 6Page 6 Times -Advocate, September 4, 1996 'NEVE CROSS MORD "TEST Of TIVE" For ansltier please turn to the Announcements By Robert Zimmerman ACROSS 33 Noodles 36 Small piano 40 Montaagoe work 44 Actor Holm 45 East in Emden 47 Sea eagles 48 Lodge member 49 Clay mixture 51 Halfway to Samoan port 52 Baltic capital 53 Beard's beginning: 3 wds. 58 Sugar source 59 One at — — 60 Fruit refreshers 61 Stellar hunter 62 Opera specialty 63 Vanity 64 Clarinets and oboes 65 Foot -dragging 1 Discard 6 Mealtime request: 2 wds. 11 Truck 14 Russian rulers 19 City near Bombay 20 Got up 21 "My fy— and 22 Utah • range 23 Place of sacrifice 24 Socia! customs 25 Sesame 26 Doze off 27 '55 Haley hit: 4 wds. 31 Aykroyd and Rather 32 Lyric poem students. 3 wds. 72 Young herring 74 -The Gold Bug' author 75 Cheers for Manotete 76 Aristide's land 77 Finished 79 Drills 81 —judgment 85191 Kubrick fantasy: 3 wds. 88 For the — being 89 Hot spot 90 Miss Fitzgerald 91 -The Man Who Never —" 92 Bravery 93 Compass pt. 94 Owns 95 Decimal unit 97 Shortened FAMTT IY �_4 version 98 Greek theater 100 Digit 102 Frozen desserts 104 Mission for Mickey: 5 wds. 113 Ross — 116 Fall behind 117 Relative on the mother's side 118 High flyer 119 Fireplace 120 — Network 121 Cablegrams 122 Former Knicks coach 123 Carrying weapons 124 Mil. leader 125 Lead actors 126 Regions DOWN 1 Trade blows 2 Wyo. neighbor 3 Campus corps: abbr. 4 Biblical giant 5 Events for 3 Down 6 Eire's De Valera 7 Stir to action 8 Ripped 9 Took advantage of 10 Exterminator's target 11 Went to the polls 12 -Have -- day" 13 Jodie Foster role 14 From Florence 15 Jockey's outfit 16 Chemical suffix 17 AAA suggestion 18 Weaken 28 Rodent 29 Today in Tijuana 30 Semiprecious stones 34 Flatterers 35 — — as gold 36 Balkan combatant 37 — dieu 38 -Bus Stop' author 39 In order 41 Appear 42 Kind of gin 43 Canine registry: abbr. 44 Displeases 46 Settlements 49 CA reservation 50 Server's feat 51 One who tnms 53 Gambler's game 54 Resembling: suffix 55 Medicine container 56 Falls behind 57 Folk dances 62 Caper 63 Make do with (with "our) 65 Warbled 66 "Goldfinger" star 67 -Parsifal," e.g. 68 Stopper 69 — of plenty 70 Mr. Cassini 71 — majeste 72 Fountain order, briefly 73 1992 Best Actor 77 Bam dwellers 78 Library abbr. 79 Breakfast food 80 Tobacco dryer 81 Bachelor party 82 Shade of green B3 O.T. book 84 Cute 86 "Speed" star 87 Be in debt 1 2 3 4 5 -- 6 7 8 9 II 11 12 13 wise 14 15 16 17 18 9 ■■■■• 20 ■■■■ Ill ■■■■ 23 ■■■■ 24 ■■■■ II ■■ ■■■■ 27 ■■■■ 29 ill 30 ■■ 31 ■■■ 32 ■■ 33 ■■ 34 II 36 37 In"■■ 40 .1 42 43 ■ 44 ■■ 45 111 4'■■■ 46 ■■ 49 50MI ■■NI ■■■ 53 mil ill ■■■ 59 ■■■■ 60 ■■■ 61 ■■■■ 62 ■■■ 63 ■■ W ■■■■ i�af�■■■■i�if7■■■i EM ■■■ 2 ; 3 ■■■ ■■ 75 ■■■ .E ■■■■ 77 1■■ 79 BO ■■■ 81 82 83 85 ■■■■ Bc ■■■ 87 ■■■■■ d■■■ 89 ■■■ 90 ■■■ 91 ■■ ill■■■■ 9395 Q■■■ 96 9■■ 99 100 101 ■■■■ 102 103::■■■■ too ■■�■■■ 106 107 108 ■■■■ 009 110 111 112 113 114 115 ■■ 116 ■■ 117 ■■■■ I18 ■■■■ 119 ■■■■ 120 ■■ 121 ■■■■ 22 ■■■■ 123 ■■■■ 124 ■■ 125 ■ ■■ 126 ■ •■■ Getting a boost Ryan Smith got a boost from his babysitter at the Exeter outdoor pool on Thursday aftemoon. Other children cooled off during the heat wave with a Water Olympics organized by the staff. SOUTH HERON QHIROACTtC CENTRE 493 MAIN ST. S., EXETER HOURS; Mon 8.12; 1:30.5:30 • Tues., Thurs. 8-12; 1:30-5:30; 6:30.9 • Wed. 8-12 • Fri. 8-3 • 41,8-12 Member of the ACUPUNCTURE COUNCIL OF ONTARIO PHONE 235-4892 FAX 235-2589 92 Innards 94 Sounded like 77 Down 95 Pekoe 96 Tony Gwynn, for one 97 Scottish river 99 Ham it up 100 Mock 101 Wuriitzer 103 Game for two players 105 Bullet 106 The latest 107 Squad or platoon 108 Yugoslavian money 109 Hideaway 110 Give the eye 111 Durrell novel 112 Must for motorists 113 Links org. 114 Make a boo-boo 115 Aries Musicians entertain diners EXETER - Musical programs were the highlight of the entertain- ment this month at the Exeter Din- ing Program. On August 6 Country Korners group presented old time music, with a keyboard, violin and guitar. Lois Wilson sang on August 13, ac- companied on the keyboard by Marjorie Johns. Roberta Walker sang several numbers and also played the violin on August 20. On August 27, Marlene and Jonathon Thornton sang solos and duets. They are both accomplished sing- ers, and have sang at several pro- grams. Keyboard players for August were Maxine Sereda and Wilma Davis. Sympathy cards were sent to Josie Ryckman and Marjorie Johns. Birthday honors were sung for Lyla Broderick and Mildred Thomson. A reading was given by Faye Skin- er called "A child's view of Grand- mas and Grandpas." Draw prizes were won by Mary Smits, Ruth Skinner, Allen Bus- well, Doris Denham, Marion Frayne,. Humphrey Arthur, Louise Carson, Betty Humphrey, Harry Dougall, Georgina Engler, Bea Munn, Marjorie Dykman, Ann Klungel and Lyla Broderick. Party planned for ball players The 'Fun Day' will in- clude baseball games and a potluck supper. By Joan Beliertling Varna correspondent VARNA - The Stan Lee Club will begin the fall season with a picnic supper at the Complex on Wednesday, September 4 at 6 p.m. Bob and Marg Reid are in charge. Huron Country Playhouse is pre- senting a two-hour musical spon- sored by the Huron Adult Day Cen- tre on September 19 at 1:30 p.m. at the Clinton Legion Hall. An invita- tion is extended to all seniors groups, Legions and nursing homes in the surrounding areas. Tickets are $5 each. The musical show is "A Sentimental Journey", songs of the 20's, 30's and 40's. The Stanley Pee Wee Boys had their final tournament in Lieury August 16 and 17. They won their first game with Fullarton with a score of 6-5. This is their first win against this team this season. They lost their next two games which put them out of the finals Their coach- es are Mac Webster and Audrey McClennan. The Stanley Mite Girls lost their first game to Goderich Township and they won their second game to Seaforth which got them in for the 'B' final and they won against a Goderich team and took the 'B' championship. The coaches of this team are Janine Hayter, Kim Tay- lor, Heather Beierling and Laura McNichol. Blue Water residents take trip to zoo ZURICH - The residents of Blue Water Rest Home who enjoyed a weiner roast at the Cathy Shantz cottage at Northville on August 19 were Rose Merner, Esther Makins, Ruby Bell, Clara Hamilton, Kurt Gebel, Pearl Miller, Rose Brode- rick, Bob Carson, Mabel Kyle, Vic Virro, Edna Johnston, Ted Stein- bach, Clarence Gascho and helpers Neil and Gladys Gingerich and driver Glen Thiel. Volunteer driver Dennis Hutton escorted residents Mabel Kyle, Clarence Gascho, Philippa Steckle, Esther Makins, Ruby Bell, Clara Hamilton, Rose Merner and Bob Carson to Zurich Mennonite Church for their regular Sunday morning church service. On Wednesday the residents went to Grand Bend Zoo. Edna Johnston, Hilda Rader, Beulah Des- jardine, Lottie Gascho, Jean Burr, Clara Hamilton, Pearl Miller, Kurt Gebel and Vivian Fremlin went with volunteers Margaret Suplat, Charlene Manson, Gladys Ginge- rich and Scott Gaiser, driver Glen Thiel and Adjuvant Cathy Shantz. Pastor John Tremulak, Zion Lu- theran Church, Dashwood conduct- ed Thursday afternoon Chapel Ser- vice. Fr. Matthias Wronski, St. Boniface Church, Zurich celebrated Mass. Thursday evening the residents enjoyed an hour of entertainment provided by "Boots, Buckles and Spurs," a line dance group from Dashwood. Thursday evening it was an 80th birthday dinner at Erb's Restaurant for Annie Thomson, sister of Jim Parkins. After dinner the family so - September activities planned at Queensway HENSALL - Residents of Queensway Nursing Home in Hen- sall worked their way through an exercise routine Monday Morning. They worked on their woodwork- ing project in the afternoon.. Tuesday afternoon, Shirley Lu- ther led a church service, followed with a time of visiting and fellow- ship. Wednesday morning, Breakfast Club was held for the residents. They enjoyed visiting with one an- other over a hot cup of coffee, and eggs and toast. Throughout the day many residents sat outside or went for a walk around town. Thursday was a busy day at Queensway. In the afternoon, Win- nie Hutton was in to visit the resi- dents, and a bible study was held in the activity room. It was an enjoya- ble time for all who attended. A Re- tirement Home quiz was held. It was a time of laughs and allowed everyone to put on their "thinking caps." In the evening a birthday party was held for the month of Au- gust. The entertainment for the eve- ning was "Bill Clark and Friends". There was a large turnout and it was an evening of fun and fellow- ship. Nursing Home Resident Council and Retirement Home Operations Group met Friday and the special events for September were dis- cussed. Everyone enjoyed the activ- ities that took place for the month of August, and looked forward to the month of September. Coming events Septembt, 20 a Coffee Break for Alzheimers; September 26, a birth- day Party with Marie Flynn and the Huron Strings. cialized in the lounge with host Jim Parkins. The residents look forward to re- suming their monthly visits from the Blue Water Rest Home Auxil- iary on Tuesday, a hack to school program on Wednesday, Resident Council on Thursday and a bus trip Friday. Bible Study resumes on Septem- ber 10 with Rev. Gani Lazaro of Zurich United Church. JBS Clothing will be visiting the Horne on Friday, October 4 from 10:30 to 3:00 p.m. to display their fall line for seniors and special needs. • ••• Scouts Registration Venturers, Scouts, Cubs and Beavers September 5 at 7:30 p.m. Youth Centre, Exeter. New and renewing members welcome. Questions: 235-0529 The Stanley Township Baseball Windup Fun Day is Sunday; Sep- tember I. 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