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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1996-09-18, Page 6Page 6 Times -Advocate, September 18, 1996 ThEME CROSS \ORD "PLEASE BE SEALED" For ans ers please turn to the Announcements By Robert Zimmerman =ACRo.S 1 Stylish 5 Asian temple • 11 Animal trail 18 -Come Back. Little -- 17 Worshiped 18 Place for Hamilton portrail 20 Shahs perch 2 wds. 22 Sounds Tike a sidewinder 24 Meadow singer 25 Toast opener 26 Hardware item 28 Goddess of youth 29 Sioux tribe 30 Poe's "sainted maiden 31 Brownish gray 32 Al any time 33 Country's Fargo 35 — in a million 36 Birth coverings 37 White poplar 38 Quick to learn 40 Nosed around 42 Butane and 43 Stare 2 wds 46 More loyal 47 — one's bridges 48 Tour de France entrants 50 TV attachment 51 Moby Dido, for • one 55 Exams 56 TVs Winfrey 58 Jason's vessel 59 Put on the payroll 60 Fall behind 61 Tattler: 2 wds. 63 '— Boor 64 66 Sa , request 67 Theater in Athens 68 In the open 70 Horse -opera climax 72 Sautte — Marie 73 Cataracts 75 'Topaz author 78 Social rank 78 Surrounded by 79 Talk show group 81 Personal rty 83 Egg:erprefix 84 Pierre's health 85 Because of: 2 wds. 86 Just fine: abbr. 88 Iowa commune 92 Priam's stronghold 93 Apply pressure 94 Too: 2 wds. 96 181h-oentury headweer 97 Goddess of strife 98 Insurer's concern 99 Dancers' line 100 Topnotch 101 Bowler's target 103 Around the bend: 3 wds. 107 Col. Klink's domain 108 Brothers in Bordeaux 109 Tipper and Al 110 Plays the lead 111 Devils 112 — -and-shut (obvious) DOWN 1 Underworld boatman 2 Polite oath 3 Nigerian people 4 Hidden hoard 5 Customers 6 Believer 7 Furze 8 Cortez' quest 9 Lair 10 Der Atte 11 Takes i1 oft 12 Positive - thinking preacher 13 Neighbor of Que 14 Not in the game 3 wds 15 Make horizontal again 16 Treaty org 19 TCSA troops 20 Trudge 21 Gambling game 23 Dry 27 `— Lang Syne" 30 Pin locations 31 Make narrow toward the end 34 — Academy 36 TV addict: 2 wds. 37 Atmosphere 39 Before Wed 41 Gov. Faubu, 42 Low bed 43 Angel 44 Albinoni hit 45 Sea god 47 House plant 48 Warsaw natives 49 Polo. e g 51 A king of Thebes 52 Black and white ducks 53 Noah's landfall 54 Cozy places 57 CD- — 58 Mature 61 Ruin 62 i.e. 65 Miami. to Dade: 2 wds. 68 Of a Gothic arch 69-Barbarella" director 71 Dryad's home 72 Roof material 74 Latin I verb 76 Go down the list 2 wds. 77 Added pepper 79 — Island. SC 80 Applies oil 81 Mongrels 82 Lack of height 84 British gun 85 Affairs 87 Beer supplies 89 Aroused: Bnt. 90 Dressed to the 91 Antiquing device 93 Monk 94 Oak deposit 95 Handel hit 100 Lot size 102 Mao's army: abbr. 104 Pan of TGIF 105 Service charge 106 Alley of the comics Residents to view quilts on display ZURICH - Residents of Blue Wa- ter Rest Home enjoyed watching a video "Fiddler on the Roof' Mon- day and Tuesday afternoons. Rev. Gani Lazaro, Zurich/ Dashwood United Churches, con- ducted Tuesday afternoon Bible Study in the chapel. Thursday after- noon, Fr. Elwyn Morris, St. Peter's Catholic Church, St. Joseph, cele- brated Mass in the absence of Fr. Wronski who is vacationing in Po- land. Rev. Jack Patterson, Bayfield United Church conducted Thursday afternoon chapel service. After the service Rev. Patterson had tea with residents Esther Makins and her sister Freida Scotchmer. Wednesday afternoon tea was served by Cathy Shantz, Adjuvant. The room was decorated with fresh flowers and blue and white table- cloths. Residents had a quiet week at the Home, but are planning a trip to the Lambton Museum Quilt Show Sep- tember 16, a birthday party with Zurich United Church September 17 and a trip to Clinton on Septem- ber 19 for "A Sentimental Jour- ney", a product of the Huron Coun- try Playhouse. rzzZZZZIXXIIXflhIXIZZZZZZZflhXI2XIX1IZflxxxxxxII ; 1 ►1 1/ 14 N ►/ 14 ... about weight gain, low energy, PMS, N arthritis, allergies, back pain, aging, colds 11 and flu, general health... 14 14 14 14 14 11 11 ►1 Are You Concerneil? 11 N THEN YOU NEED HERBAL MAGIC! 5 0/0 off off 010% all tveight loss prol;ranp, ill Herbal Magic 'roducts Call: 235-3088 1� / 11 11 1/ 11 E1 1 14 ►1 11 11 ►1 ►1 04 1i 8 Wellington St. (Beside M&M's Meat) 1i ttzzzzxxxzzIxIzzzzzz:zzzzzzzzzzzixzrzzzzzzzzzzzzx±i 1 _ On September 20 at 2:30 p.m., coffee and cookies will be served at the Home to participants in the "Alzheimer Coffee Break Day." All staff, residents, their family and visitors are welcome to visit the main dining room for the afternoon break. A voluntary donation box will be available and alt proceeds will go to the "Alzheimer Society of Huron County." Max Ducharme and the "Town Liners" will be visiting the Horne on September 26 and the Home will be hosting their Annual Resi- dent/Family Dinner on Sunday, De- cember 1. The following is a poein by resi- dent Philippa Steckle: Tribute to Vera W. Oh, dead and barren poplar tree, A lady stood and gazed on thee, As we strolled along the wooded ridge, That overlooks the tiny bridge. And as we gazed, "In sooth" said she, "If I could but a poet be, 1'd write a sonnet to yon tree." Perhaps, she mused, on days gone hy, When, in your prime, you lifted high, Green living spires to the sky, Proud in the glance of passers by. 'Twas little shade you did afford, But stood a sentry by the ford, Where cattle 'plash across the stream, In search of pastures new and green. But now, you stand all bleached and bare, A ghost for which no one could care, Except the soul who will find good, In even a skeleton of wood! Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello Depression affects almost 25% of Canadians at some time in their lives. Some warning signs include: loss of interest In things en- joyed formerly; feeling sad; feeling restless or unable to sit still; feeling worthless or guilty; appetite or weight changes; problems concentrating or remembering; Toss of energy. We all feel some of these symptoms now and then, but a depressed person has several of these symptoms for weeks. Medical attention is essential. "Type A's", those with hard -driving personalities, have increased risk of heart attacks. Now there's the "Type D" personality...people who tend to worry a lot, have a gloomy outlook, keep things bottled up inside and who become depressed and socially isolated. Type D's have a much reduced chance of surviving heart attacks. Medications used to treat depression can be very effective. The most frustrating thing about them is the length of time they take to start working. Side effects can start right away, but the positive effects can take a month or more. We dispense more than medication at Huron Apothecary. We dispense information. We'd be happy to fill your next prescription. itHURON APOTHECARY Ltd. Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter "Your Health Care Pharmacy" EXETER FALL FAIR "Focus on Market Gardening" September 20, 21, 22, 8:30 - 12 noon 12 noon - 6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. 7:30 Official Opening Ambassador Competition Homecraft and School Fair Award Presentations Fun Events Entertainment Door Prizes 10:00 p.m. Crowning of the Exeter Fall Fair Ambassador Townsend Amusements Midway All Evening Arena open to receive displays Building closed Arena and Midway Open Exhibits Commercial Displays ADMISSION Friday: preschool FREE, Elementary $1.00, High School and Seniors $3.00, Adult $4.00 Saturday: Elementary and Preschool FREE General Admission $3.00 Sunday: FREE ADMISSION r South Huron Recreation Centre, Exeter S•ATLT11EITDAY 9:00 a.m. Open Light Horse Show, All day 10:00 a.m. Arabian Horse Show, All day Arena open, Exhibits, Commercial Displays 10:30 a.m. Jtidging of Parade Floats 11:00 a.m. PARADE - Call 235-2828 for information 11:00 a.m. Poultry and Pigeon Judging 11:30 a.m. Haflinger Horse Show, All day Tea Room. Children's Play Area 12:30 p.m. PET SHOW with Master of Ceremonies - Bob Heywood Goat Display 1:00 p.m. 4-H Calf Club and Junior Calf Club Sheep Show 1:30 p.m. Cooking Demonstration 2:00 p.m. "Barney" The Skateboarding Dog 2:20 p.m. Exeter Fire Dept. Extracation 3:00 p.m. Cooking Demonstration 3:30 p.m. Buckles, Boots 'n Spurs Line Dancing Demonstration 4:00 p.m. Arena Surface Closed 4:30 p.m. Arena Exhibits Removed. Townsend Amusements Midway All Day eiBank of Montreal 400 Main Street, Exeter, Ontario Dasbwood, Ontario Tel: (519) 235-2860 ' DIRECT fli'l SEEDS,Jeff Horn Sales Representative Personal Banking \1`\ RR 1 Centralia, Ont. Tel: Main St. S., Exeter, Ont. Phone (519) 229-8176 Tel: (519) 23b•Z111 1ir,�7,/�/'' star iifrsl 15S:u:Mr DAY 9:00 a.m. MacLeans Source for Sports Inline Roller Hockey Tournament, All day 9:30 a.m. Appaloosa Horse Show, All day 1:30 p.m. BINGO $2130 Total Prize Money (M405909, must be 18 to play) 3:30 p.m. "Pay What you Pull" draw ticket winners SUNDAY ALL DAY MIDWAY PASS Just $10.°O Ride All you want These advertisers invite you to enjoy the fair CLINTON COMMUNITY CRED KION 118 Main St. Exeter, Ont 235-0640 48 Ontario St. Clinton Ont. 482-3488 ROYAL BANK APPLIANCE CENTRE 390 Main St. Exeter • Phone 2350705 Source For S Roller A a • 411daly Visscher Farms Country Market Open 9.6 dally Closed Sunday 3 miles west of Exeter on HWY. 83 237-3442 I I jir The Bank of Nova Scotia 280 Main St. Exeter Phone: (619) 235.1142 •I 44 cit>ri ."girl 1 ' A 9 10Ii: 1; li • i . 21 26 27 2a 1, 36 I. 411 4, 42 ,S s ' 4' , 5, S? 59 59 Ez i 63 Aa P2 ii k- III1489 A.i 90 91 11 i 11 100 I µ r ' • ."'.i 106 106 1 10,1 80 Applies oil 81 Mongrels 82 Lack of height 84 British gun 85 Affairs 87 Beer supplies 89 Aroused: Bnt. 90 Dressed to the 91 Antiquing device 93 Monk 94 Oak deposit 95 Handel hit 100 Lot size 102 Mao's army: abbr. 104 Pan of TGIF 105 Service charge 106 Alley of the comics Residents to view quilts on display ZURICH - Residents of Blue Wa- ter Rest Home enjoyed watching a video "Fiddler on the Roof' Mon- day and Tuesday afternoons. Rev. Gani Lazaro, Zurich/ Dashwood United Churches, con- ducted Tuesday afternoon Bible Study in the chapel. Thursday after- noon, Fr. Elwyn Morris, St. Peter's Catholic Church, St. Joseph, cele- brated Mass in the absence of Fr. Wronski who is vacationing in Po- land. Rev. Jack Patterson, Bayfield United Church conducted Thursday afternoon chapel service. After the service Rev. Patterson had tea with residents Esther Makins and her sister Freida Scotchmer. Wednesday afternoon tea was served by Cathy Shantz, Adjuvant. The room was decorated with fresh flowers and blue and white table- cloths. Residents had a quiet week at the Home, but are planning a trip to the Lambton Museum Quilt Show Sep- tember 16, a birthday party with Zurich United Church September 17 and a trip to Clinton on Septem- ber 19 for "A Sentimental Jour- ney", a product of the Huron Coun- try Playhouse. rzzZZZZIXXIIXflhIXIZZZZZZZflhXI2XIX1IZflxxxxxxII ; 1 ►1 1/ 14 N ►/ 14 ... about weight gain, low energy, PMS, N arthritis, allergies, back pain, aging, colds 11 and flu, general health... 14 14 14 14 14 11 11 ►1 Are You Concerneil? 11 N THEN YOU NEED HERBAL MAGIC! 5 0/0 off off 010% all tveight loss prol;ranp, ill Herbal Magic 'roducts Call: 235-3088 1� / 11 11 1/ 11 E1 1 14 ►1 11 11 ►1 ►1 04 1i 8 Wellington St. (Beside M&M's Meat) 1i ttzzzzxxxzzIxIzzzzzz:zzzzzzzzzzzixzrzzzzzzzzzzzzx±i 1 _ On September 20 at 2:30 p.m., coffee and cookies will be served at the Home to participants in the "Alzheimer Coffee Break Day." All staff, residents, their family and visitors are welcome to visit the main dining room for the afternoon break. A voluntary donation box will be available and alt proceeds will go to the "Alzheimer Society of Huron County." Max Ducharme and the "Town Liners" will be visiting the Horne on September 26 and the Home will be hosting their Annual Resi- dent/Family Dinner on Sunday, De- cember 1. The following is a poein by resi- dent Philippa Steckle: Tribute to Vera W. Oh, dead and barren poplar tree, A lady stood and gazed on thee, As we strolled along the wooded ridge, That overlooks the tiny bridge. And as we gazed, "In sooth" said she, "If I could but a poet be, 1'd write a sonnet to yon tree." Perhaps, she mused, on days gone hy, When, in your prime, you lifted high, Green living spires to the sky, Proud in the glance of passers by. 'Twas little shade you did afford, But stood a sentry by the ford, Where cattle 'plash across the stream, In search of pastures new and green. But now, you stand all bleached and bare, A ghost for which no one could care, Except the soul who will find good, In even a skeleton of wood! Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello Depression affects almost 25% of Canadians at some time in their lives. Some warning signs include: loss of interest In things en- joyed formerly; feeling sad; feeling restless or unable to sit still; feeling worthless or guilty; appetite or weight changes; problems concentrating or remembering; Toss of energy. We all feel some of these symptoms now and then, but a depressed person has several of these symptoms for weeks. Medical attention is essential. "Type A's", those with hard -driving personalities, have increased risk of heart attacks. Now there's the "Type D" personality...people who tend to worry a lot, have a gloomy outlook, keep things bottled up inside and who become depressed and socially isolated. Type D's have a much reduced chance of surviving heart attacks. Medications used to treat depression can be very effective. The most frustrating thing about them is the length of time they take to start working. Side effects can start right away, but the positive effects can take a month or more. We dispense more than medication at Huron Apothecary. We dispense information. We'd be happy to fill your next prescription. itHURON APOTHECARY Ltd. Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter "Your Health Care Pharmacy" EXETER FALL FAIR "Focus on Market Gardening" September 20, 21, 22, 8:30 - 12 noon 12 noon - 6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. 7:30 Official Opening Ambassador Competition Homecraft and School Fair Award Presentations Fun Events Entertainment Door Prizes 10:00 p.m. Crowning of the Exeter Fall Fair Ambassador Townsend Amusements Midway All Evening Arena open to receive displays Building closed Arena and Midway Open Exhibits Commercial Displays ADMISSION Friday: preschool FREE, Elementary $1.00, High School and Seniors $3.00, Adult $4.00 Saturday: Elementary and Preschool FREE General Admission $3.00 Sunday: FREE ADMISSION r South Huron Recreation Centre, Exeter S•ATLT11EITDAY 9:00 a.m. Open Light Horse Show, All day 10:00 a.m. Arabian Horse Show, All day Arena open, Exhibits, Commercial Displays 10:30 a.m. Jtidging of Parade Floats 11:00 a.m. PARADE - Call 235-2828 for information 11:00 a.m. Poultry and Pigeon Judging 11:30 a.m. Haflinger Horse Show, All day Tea Room. Children's Play Area 12:30 p.m. PET SHOW with Master of Ceremonies - Bob Heywood Goat Display 1:00 p.m. 4-H Calf Club and Junior Calf Club Sheep Show 1:30 p.m. Cooking Demonstration 2:00 p.m. "Barney" The Skateboarding Dog 2:20 p.m. Exeter Fire Dept. Extracation 3:00 p.m. Cooking Demonstration 3:30 p.m. Buckles, Boots 'n Spurs Line Dancing Demonstration 4:00 p.m. Arena Surface Closed 4:30 p.m. Arena Exhibits Removed. Townsend Amusements Midway All Day eiBank of Montreal 400 Main Street, Exeter, Ontario Dasbwood, Ontario Tel: (519) 235-2860 ' DIRECT fli'l SEEDS,Jeff Horn Sales Representative Personal Banking \1`\ RR 1 Centralia, Ont. Tel: Main St. S., Exeter, Ont. Phone (519) 229-8176 Tel: (519) 23b•Z111 1ir,�7,/�/'' star iifrsl 15S:u:Mr DAY 9:00 a.m. MacLeans Source for Sports Inline Roller Hockey Tournament, All day 9:30 a.m. Appaloosa Horse Show, All day 1:30 p.m. BINGO $2130 Total Prize Money (M405909, must be 18 to play) 3:30 p.m. "Pay What you Pull" draw ticket winners SUNDAY ALL DAY MIDWAY PASS Just $10.°O Ride All you want These advertisers invite you to enjoy the fair CLINTON COMMUNITY CRED KION 118 Main St. Exeter, Ont 235-0640 48 Ontario St. Clinton Ont. 482-3488 ROYAL BANK APPLIANCE CENTRE 390 Main St. Exeter • Phone 2350705 Source For S Roller A a • 411daly Visscher Farms Country Market Open 9.6 dally Closed Sunday 3 miles west of Exeter on HWY. 83 237-3442 I I jir The Bank of Nova Scotia 280 Main St. Exeter Phone: (619) 235.1142 •I 44 cit>ri ."girl 1