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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1996-10-16, Page 6Page 6 Times -Advocate, October 16, 1996 THEVE CROSS CORD 'DODO DOUGH' For answers please turn to the Annoimcemenfs Byt p Payne ACROSS 39 Sates condition: 2 wds. 41 Chihuahua nap 43 Sea bird 44 Contracts 45 Actress Zasu — 47 Aware of 48 Mature 49 Gun the engine 50 Start of the quip: 6 wds. 56 Hits head-on 57 Charles Lamb's alias 58 Bluesman Robert 59 It's the ultimate 61 Detergent -ad woes 64 Plant part 65 Foreleg 66 Anti -art movement 67 West Pointer 1 'Unsafe at Any Speed" author 6 Pie -hart parts 12 Respectful soldier 19 `Spare — —...' 21 Beethoven's Third 22 Menu phrase. 3 wds. 23 Speaker of the quip: 2 wds. 25 Immense 26 Poet Teasdale 27 Pinochle term 28 Shoe size 29 Give -- — whirl 30 Light touch 33 Leave alone: 2 wds. 36 Netherlands city 38 Escalator part 68 Cater 69 Submachine gun 70 Scouting mission, for short 71 Author Martin 72 Oolong and cha 73 Served a winner 74 Modest cafe 75 Even score 76 Helmond series 77 Let go 78 Tattered clothes 79 Middle of the quip: 5 wds. 86 Towel insignia 87 Gray -suited fighter 88 — Slaughter 89 Small amount 90 Make broader 93 Parts of a dol. FAAni I.Y 94 Comes up 96 Wood stock 97 The AinOAS 98 The --- friends 100 "— Amore` 102 Actor Byrnes 103 Health resort 104 Vast expanse 105 Official proceedings 107 Greek letters 109 Abilities 111 End of the E 117U3wds. lift 118 Printers' goofs 119 Pointillist painter 120 Sonne shawls 121 Burnt to a crisp 122 The Cloister and the Hearth" author DOWN 1 Ultimate degree 2'That's it!' 3 German article 4 Messes up 5 20 X 25 inch writing paper 6 Tie the knot 7 Before: poetic 8 Quad building 9 Ancestor of William the Conqueror 10 French school 11 Setting for the Republican National Convention: 2 wds. 12 Lustrous fabric 13 Foreign 14 Tardy 15 — Thurman 16 This evening, in ads 17 Wielded a blue pencil 18 Summanzes 20 Challenges 24 United — 30 Mama's mate 31 "Clueless' expression: 2 wds. 32 Josie Broz 34 Be flexible 35 Art lovers 37 Sopping wet 38 — Ballesteros 40 Tall tales 42 Worked hard 44 Like moming grass 46 Incline 481 -- Camera" 49 No-hitter king 51 Early morns 52 Actor Alastair 53 Gray or Moran 54 Gasp, perhaps 55 Bible's Witch of 60 Linda — 61 Word to a cat 62 Sri Lanka resident 63 It may be bid 64 Where the ships come in 65 "Move!': 3 wds. 66 Tiramisu, e.g. 68 Daring deed 69 Type of duck 70 On the mark 72 Robin Williams movie 73 Mr. Linkletter 74 Cave dweller 76 Epidermis 77 Cotillion honoree 78 Changes chairs 80 'Mask' star 81 Develops slowly 82 "My goodness! 83 In short supply NNM= MMiiMfi M ENiflUMMIN NHNNN NNNNNN NNNNNN■ iNNENNNNNNNNN iNNNNN■ dUNN VENN ANN MINN MEM MENU MENNEN MUNE MIMI MUNN= EMI fiiMUNN =NUM dNNN MI= MN■ NNNNNNNNNNNNNENNNii M NNNN MUNN dNNN ANA Mf f INN■ MEN MNNN MUNN MIN= dRN■ dNN■ MUNE NNNN NNNN MEEK MNNNNN MINN MENN ENNN ENN■ t EMENNNMNNNNMNNNNhiMM MINI MEN MEN M■■N■ MAME NNE dUNNNd hiNNN NNNN MENEM'._ MEIN fiiiiEE NN MEN 105 NNfiii MUM MEN E.= MENNMMENNNMMM ®NNNNNN NENNNN MUNN= NNNNNN ®NNNNN MEN= 50 103 120 84 — tea 85 Have to have 90 Fritters away 91 Run through 92 Vegas employee 93 Leaves off 94 — — fashion 95 RBIs and ERAs 98 Singer Midler 99 Earthy tone 101 Fabulous 104 Piece of cake 106 At a distance 108 Tum on an axis 110 — Marie Saint 112 Follower's suffix 113 "Wayne's World' word 114 Mr. Parseghian 115 He's no gentleman 116 Nice summer? New $t1douncil Usbome Central School welcomes its new student council executive. From left are Jordan Gardiner, Karen Passmore, Cari Mason and Sarah Verhoog. Caven Presbyterian Women EXETER - Members of the Presbyterian Church Women of Ca- ven gathered on Monday, October 7 for a tasty dessert served by Mickey Bridges, Mary Ford, Miri- am Roushorne and Lois Learn. Jean Easton welcomed everyone and read a Thanksgiving poem. The devotional, given by Mabel Stan - lake, Labelle Harness and Helena Toornstra, was based on giving thanks for the women of the Bible and the women of faith throughout time. Debbie Campbell, Home - Economist, owner of the business called Snow Angels, and the chair of the Huron -Perth District Health Council spoke about the Food Guide to Healthy Eating. She had brought different kinds of flood packages which the group read and discussed as to ingredients, food content, food value etc. Debbie asked the ladies to read labels when shopping and make better choices. Davis takes second place trophy: Harley Davis was competing in Bramp- ton on Sunday. By H. Davis Saintsbury correspondent SAINTSBURY - On Monday of last week, Mary Davis, Mabel Needham and Gladys Davis from St. Patrick's, along with a number of Hodgins' relatives travelled to Atwood for the 88th birthday cele- bration honoring Elva Godbolt at the home of her daughter Maxine Stone. On Wednesday evening October 9, Suzanne Davis, Heather MacGil- livray, Margaret Carroll, Rose Cun- ningham, Betty Johnson and Hazel Davis attended the Fall Deanery meeting at St. Paul's, Stratford. There was a presentation by Ross and Barb Penton on their trip to Af- rica with Habitat. Bill and Betty Johnson visited with the Davis' for a couple of days. Sympathy of the community is extended to the Tindall and McFalls families in the loss of their father Charles Tindall, who passed away on Wednesday. Bob and Heather MacGillivray held a birthday dinner on Saturday evening following an afternoon at the movies for several friends, hon- oring daughter Katie -Scarlett on her eleventh birthday. Grandpar- ents Hugh and Haul and Godpar- ents Ralph and Joyce Simpson were guests also. On October 13, St. Patrick's cele- OPP receives complaints LAMBTOIIk Motorists are a(d- vised to Stop paddng their vehicles along the highways, especially along Ontario Street, Highway 21 near the Pineview Restaurant in Grand Bend. Complaints htbl to the OPP about vehicles parking along provincial highways. It is a parking violation when op- erators leave their vehicles on the designated highways. Officers *am they will begin to enforce the pwking violation offences. brated Morning Prayer Service at 10:30 a.m. with Heather MacGil- livray leading the service. The message "In the farthest cor- ners of the earth, the glorious acts of God shall startle everyone" was given by Hazel Davis. On October 20 St. Patrick's will celebrate the Holy Eucharist at 10:30 a.m. with Rev. Stanley Jay officient. Harley Davis won a second place trophy in the 80 cc Moto Cross and second place in the 80 cc Super Mini at Big Core Raceway, Bramp- ton on Sunday. TOWN OF EXETER CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT UPGRADING AND EXPANSION OF SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING ThetTown has been evaluating alternative ways to expand the sewage treatment facility to service existing and future development. At this time, the preferred solution is to change the treatment process by the addition of slow sand filters to the existing lagoon system. This will improve final effluent quality prior to discharge and increase the treatment capacity of the facility. Additional lands are required to accommodate the expansion. The possibility of accepting sewage from Huron Park In Stephen Township Is being considered. This project is being planned as a Schedule "C" protect under the Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Water and Wastewater Protects June 1993. A Public Information session will be held to provide further information to the public on the proposal and to receive Input and comments from interested persons. Date: Monday, October 21, 1998 Time: 7:00 p.m. Piace: Town of Exeter Council Chambers, Maki Street The Town's Consulting Engineers will present the results of the investigations, that have been carried out, and will provide details .of the recommended alternative. Following the information session, further comments will be received for Incorporation into the planning and design of this project and will be received until November 15, 1998. fir' further information, please contact: B.M. Ross and Associates Limited Como/tins Engineers 82 North Sheet, ooderich, ON. N7A 2T4 Phone: (519) 524-2841(caN collect) Fax: (619) 5244403 Attention: Matt Pearson, Environmental Planner Subject to comments received as a result of this Notice and the public meeting, the Town will proceed with the planning for this project and an Environmental Study Report will be prepared and placed on tate public record. Ben Hoogenboom, Mayor,Town of Exeter IIs Notice Issued October 9, 1996. Members were asked to model different kinds, shapes and sizes of aprons. Labelle Harness read a hu- morous poem about each apron. The purchase of a new fridge for the church kitchen was set aside for another month. Everyone had en- joyed the 'Fun Nite' on October 4. Members were reminded of the hobo luncheon on Monday Novem- ber 11. Tickets $5. Take outs $6. Glad Tiding subscription is due by November 1. Bea Ersman reported on the ex- cecutive meeting on October 4 in Mitchell. The Fall Rally is on Oc- tober 23 in Godeirch at 1:30 p.m. Dinner available. Speakers will be present for the afternoon and eve- ning sessions. The Synodical 50th anniversary will be held in Sarnia on April 22 and 23. Presbyterial annual meeting in Stratford on Feb; ruary 21. V Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello if your goal is to burn calories, the best exer- cise machine is a motorized treadmill. A recent Chicago study tested various exercise ma- chines including a cross-country ski simulator, stationary bicycle, stair stepper and rowing ma- chine, and found that the treadmill worked best to burn off calories. The first human transplant of an organ from a live donor occurred in Paris, France in 1953. It was a kidney from a mother to a son. The kid- ney functioned normally for 3 weeks but the patients body rejected the kidney and he died. One of the most common side effects seniors experience from drugs is dizziness. Drugs treating the heart, blood pressure and angina can pro- duce this side effect. If you take these types of medication, be aware of this side effect when you are walking any distance. The flu season is coming. Those who should have a flu shot include those over 65, those of all ages who have heart or lung conditions, and those with disease states like diabetes, cancer renal disease, anemia. Remember, a flu shot won't give you the flu. If you are allergic to eggs, you should not have the shot since the virus used to make the vaccine is grown in eggs. HURON APOTHECARY Ltd. Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter, "Your Health Care Pharmacy" •■ ■ •■ • ■• Il •• . ■. ■ •• ■ .. ■ ••• .• .•.••• ■ •■ ■ •e■Ell ■ .■ ■ •• ■ .. ■ eq. 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