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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1996-10-30, Page 7• PLEAaH 141111 reams CO. '•I �r t. e!D 'lI$f� NEW TO THIS AREA • Quality Canadian made Children's Fashions • Newborn to age 10 • 100% cotton, hand-me-down durability • Personal Consultations • Home Parties (Book your Christmas parties now) ERICA LAZARAKOS 2 Catherine St. W., Bayfield, Ont. (519) 565-5608 Page 6 Times -Advocate, October 30, 1996 tHE�IE CROSS CORD 'THE LAS? ROUNDUP' For answers please turn lo the Announcemefifs By Robert Zimmerman ACROSS 1 Philippine river 5 --- Johnson 10 Eye-openers 14 — Conception 19 Bullet holder 20 Texas city 21 Inter — 22 Follow 23 Debater's strategy: 4 wds., 26 Jefferson. on film ' 27 Adversary 28 Neighbor of Sask. 29-..acup of 31 Abraded 34 Like a freeway 37 Creepy - sounding lake 38 Draws nigh 40 Aqueduct 1 Yew, 2 Mont 3 Nebraska's Platte 4 Tarzan 5 Dashboard reading 6 Tavern stock 7 Show -biz event 8 Totally: 2 wds 9 Share top billing: hyph wd. 10 Rule 11 Labor org. 12 Dagger 13 Hawkins of Dogpatch 14 On the docket 15 Ready to drop. 4 wds. 16 Part of an archipelago 17 Expletive 42 46 49 51 53 54 56 59 60 61 e2 63 64 66 69 71 program epty Anti -erosion Dehydrates Nkrumah's land Forest clearing Famous 45 King declaration - 3 wds Araban port Harem chamber Bee's calling card Gobbi or Puente E-mail Pauland ggrieved Arctic force Stakes ceiling Extend the frontier 18 me 24 25 30 32 33 35 36 39 41 43 44 45 46 47 48 50 52 55 73 TV s75 Philbin 79Errilroity • 81Mal heroine 8VS oep ' 14 Animators art work 87 -True 09 - S9 Homan prom- nada 91 Taunt 92 Military group 93 Final tactic: 2 wds. 96 Skiers prayer 97 Tender spots 99 Maine's -- 100 VMbutton 103 Ptaywtight inits. 104 Asian mystics 106 Play the ham 108 Join the FAMJLY Rangers 110 FtemOvetie rind 112 JFK-' director 114 Attain with effort 118 Controvendel arguments .122 Monastery dweller 124 Impersonation s 125 Love, subject Luigi 126 List sign -on: 4 wds. 131 One of the Cyclades 132 Chills 133 Reach clumsily 134 Miss Adams 135 Trap 136 High schooler 137 Used an ax 138 Seiner s gear intersections Used a Royal One of the. • - Aleutians New Deal prog. 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The roll call will be to wear a poppy or pay a 500 tine. Group W will serve lunch. On November 6 the U.C.W. women are invited to Woodham U.C.W. at 8:15 p.m. On November 7 Sunbeams will meet at Thames Road at 9:30 a.m. Fixty-six children dressed up for the Halloween Party at Thames Road Church r-iday night. There were 20 adults also in attendance. Winners for their costumes were: animals - Eric Hern, Madison Brock, Charlie Weber and Andrew Hodgen; Witches - Jennifer Veal, Taryn Dougall, Nicole Pavkeje; Clown - Megan Pavkeje; Cowboys, cowgirls, Indians and gypsies - Alana Hodgert, Courtney Hern; T.V. and storybook - Brent God - kin, Jordon and Danielle Bilcke, Laura Godkin; Dracula and vam- pires - Evelyn Johns, Scott Godkin, Jeff Stephens; princesses, fairies, fancy ladies and angels - Ropin McKnight, Vanessa Bray; Hobos, pirates and scarecrows - Jessica Brock, lace Dougall, David Jor- don; Couples - Courtney Smith and Kristy Bray; Steve Veal. Megan Parker and Maggie- Miller; Super Hems - Richard Johns, Corey Smith, Gen'itt Alexander; Pump - king - Scott Pavkeje, Heather God - kin; Other - Matt Miner, Zachary Dougall, Sarah Miller, Seth Weber. The judges were Marguerite But- ler and Mary Cassell. Jane Cann, Michele Hodgert and• , Carolyn Johns decorated for the party. Personals Many people called at the Hop- per -Hockey Funeral Home on Wednesday to pay their respects to the late Roy Pepper and several at- tended his funeral on Thursday. Sympathy is extended to his wife, family and relatives. Several people from this commu- nity called at the Hopper -Hockey Funeral home on Saturday to pay their respect to the late Carolyn Grenier and also attended her fu- neral. Sympathy is extended to her family. bomber 94 Brouhaha 95 Bury 98 From Bangkok 101 USAF command 102 Miss Merman • 105 — Lanka 107 Sufficient 109 Soprano Farrell 111 Brilliant success 113 — nous 115 Dodge 116 Pay a call 117 Singer Simon 118 Cushions 119 Portent 120 -Damn Yankees' role 121 Wise guy 123 In the — 127 Author Grafton 128 Decimal base 129 Unclose: poetic 130 TV's Koppel Queens � . .• ne7 � �Y HENSALL - Bingo, with assis- tance and prizes provided by Hen- sall United Church women was en- joyed by many residents Monday afternoon at Queensway Nursing Home. Shirley Luther led a church service on Tuesday with her hus- band, Eric as pianist. Queensway residents celebrated the October birthdays on Tuesday afternoon with the Nashville Re- jects. Birthday Greetings go to Pearl Eyre, Homer Taylor, Eliza- beth Briggs, Murray Jessom, Mar- garet Finkbeiner, and Stan Briggs. Volunteers help serve refreshments and help with the dancing. Several of the Thursday evening Diners stayed to view the video "Wonders of the Animal Kingdom", a very in- teresting and informative video. Resident CQuqcil met Friday njorning aui dit`Eit ent Home Op- iratiens group ire the afternoons Plans for Novembe=r special events were discussed. The Annual Family Christmas Dinner is scheduled for Sunday December I. At the conclusion of Health and Safety Week, Barb Rahn, Carol Finlay, and Rose Erb were winners in the Poster Contest and Rose Erb was winner of the Name the Haz- ards contest. Awareness of Health and Safety Issues has certainly been increased as a result of Health and Safety week. Staff enjoyed a Pizza party Friday afternoon where winners were announced. Honoura- ble mention goes to Jane Wildfong for her poster highlighting innumer- able safety issues. It's New! Glucosamine Sulfate • Eliminate Arthritic Pain ; 6RBAL MAGIC Exeter 235-3088 0 Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello The real threat from the flu is the risk of primary and secondary infections. Primary infections can dense pneumonia or wear down the body's resistance leaving It vul- nerable to secondary infections. About 1000 Canadians (mostly seniors) die each year from the flu. Did you know that there are groups of people in the world in whom blood pressure does not increase with age? These in- clude Greenland Inuit, Congo pygmies, Cook Islanders and Aus- tralian Aborigines. Hypertensionits an industrial disease. Rural, underdeveloped peoples seem immune to it. Who should NOT smoke? EVERYBODY, but especlally women over 40 on birth control pill9 (increases risk of stroke and heart disease); pregnant women (Increase risk of miscarriage); peo- ple with children (Increases risk of respiratory infections, ear In- fections, asthena, and allergies); people with diabetes or hyper- tension (triples the risk of heart disease). By the way, insulin-dependent diabetics who quit smoking may find they need less insulin. Monitoring blood sugars is Impor- tant for a while afterwards. HURON APOTHECARY ua Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter "Your Health Care Pharmacy" Two bazaars planned in Zurich The C.W.L. 's bazaar is scheduled for this Saturday. By Carmel Sweepey Zurich correspondent ZURICH - Sixteen members of the Lions Club attended the dinner/ mating at the Dominion Tavern last Wednesday with president Louis Willert. Halloween Residents are reminded to have their porch lights on for the chil- dren collecting Halloween treats on Thursday night, October 31. Right to Life The Right to Life annual dinner/ meeting will be held in Stratford at the K. of C. hall on November 7 beginning at 6 p.m. CWL Deanery The C.W.L. Deanery will be held in St. Marys on October 30 at Holy Name of Mary Church from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bazaars St. Boniface Parish C.W.L. are planning a bazaar this Saturday, November 2 in the parish hall from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Blue Water Rest Home will be holding their annual bazaar at the Home on November 9 in the auditorium from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Personals James Masse Jr. and Debra Lynn Draper were married at St. Jo- seph's Church in Clinton on Octo- ber 26 with a dinner and reception held in Varna. The groom is the son of Jim and Lucia Masse, RR 2 Beta Sigma Phi go to the movies EXETER - Pat Fletcher and Bev Delbridge arranged the trip to Lon- don on October 22 for the Alpha Tau Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi to see the movie 'First Wives Club' which everyone enjoyed. A stop for refreshments on the way home completed the evening. The next meeting will he held at Rosemary Schaefer's in Kirkton on November 5 where the group will be making a craft item for Christ- mas. Have a news tip? Call the Times -Advocate 235-1331 Zurich. Sympathy of the community goes to the relatives of the late Madeline Gelinas, who passed away in Sar- nia on October 27. Happy SSth anniversary wishes go to Tony and Adeline Denomme on October 25; and to Joe and Do- rene Denomme who are celebrating their 49th anniversary this weok• Happy birthday wishes go tet 12 - year -old Dustin Studerus on Wd- vember 1; Kathy Merner on Octo- ber 25; and to Rosie Rothenberg on November 2. Scott Bedard and Sharon Shan- non have a baby boy, Quinton Al- exander. born October 16. "IrrAV^t'7+ 2fo rlAdmission Opening Day Friday Only! '1.1-1°111eCONVraw Bringing it all indoors! • Over 125 quality exhibitors and experts! DONT THE • 1000's of ideas & products to renovate your home! 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