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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1996-12-11, Page 7Let FOUR SEASONS JEWELLERY DESIGN create an exxperie1l6e that's original and affordable ALL JEWELLERY 20' OFF Plus NO GST or PST EXETER 235-2666 1,1.44 k i FAMILY Times -Advocate, December 11, 1996 Page 7 TNEVE CROSS CORD `'tHICK� SHINNED" For tsets please In to fhe Announcements ACROSS 1 BaGo it s of 15 Substruct ' 19 Struck another match 20Pylon's shape 21 he Thinker sculptor 22 Neuron part 23 — — barrel 24 College military g 25 Pile up 26 Leather gaiter 27 Start of a quip: 6 wds. 31 Break apart 32 Swindles 33 Corn units 34 Decay 36 Jury member 37 Imperfect word 40 Mild cheese 43 Speaker of the quip: 2 wds. 45 Hay cubers 47 Like steak tartare 48 Ireland 49 Stack role 50 Brazilian dance 51 "Party of Five` actress 52 Genesis craft 53 1995 NL Central champs 54 Highland dance 55 Burdened 57 Whirled about 59 All tied up 61 Deep -voiced men 63 Passover feast 64 Pail 2 of quip ea Strive for. 70 Shel. a 72 Thongs of 73 Ac• t▪ or • Woody -- 74 As, to a chemist 77 — of Pigs 78 Venomous snakes 80 'Ransom' director Howard 81 Superhero's wear 82 Handbook 85 Pack animal 86 Over with 87 Self-awareness 88 Soft felt hat 89 Part 3 of quip: 4 wds. 91 Skin layer 93 Actress Sothern 94 Bankmot ds95 eds 98 Staled -car rescues 9s! 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The carol sing will begin at the Scout Hall/Youth Centre where participants will meet. A wagon will travel down Main Street to the Exeter Villa. The event is expected last approximately 2 hours and will be followed with hot chocolate. Vol- unteers will collect food for the food drive and residents may leave non -perishables on porches for collection. Everyone is invited to participate. Dashwood WI Christmas party held Christmas dinner DASHWOOD - Dashwood Women's Institute met at Liz Al- len's Restaurant for a delicious Christmas dinner with all the trim- mings. The convene& were Ruth Stire and Freida Weir. Members and guests completed a "Christmas Friendship Quiz". The Roll Call was "What I like best about Christ- mas and an unusual happening at Christmas time". Everyone brought food items for the food bank. Secretary, 5 . • y Restemayer and treasurer, ' i Freiter, read their reports. you donations were received from Exeter Agr. So- ciety and Town and Country Homemakers. Members were re- minded to send a card to her secret pal. Members then answered con- test questions about the true thean- ing of Christmas. The meeting end- ed by singing many ,Chtistmas carols. . EXETER - About 50 sisters and brothers of the Pride of Rebekahs of Huron sat down to a Christmas meal. Five meals were taken to shut-in members. Members living in the villa were remembered with a visit and gifts of ginger bread men and Christmas ornaments. Donations were made to Eye Re- search and the Christmas Bureau. There will be a euchre in the Lodge Hall December 1I at 8 o'clock. Hillcrest, St. Marys are having a Poor Boy Lunch December 11. Our Secret Sister party will be January 15. There will be no meeting Janu- ary 1. The 1997 sessions will be in London at the Radison Hotel, May 18-22 because costs are too high in Toronto. Past Grands will have their Christmas party at the Rec Centre in the Trailer Park December 12 at 6:30 p.m. Bring pot luck and a .$3 Many terrific Gift Ideas, including MicrowavesOver-Range Micros . From .l From 95i ;Tr --$4 6 9 I $169. (All G.E. microwaves include a full 2 year warranty) Great Dishwashers • From $479 to $569 The Terrific "Pivot Range" ** oniy $719 20 cu. ft, side by side with Ice and water only $1599 Deluxe Canadian Bull Refrigerator Ortiy 899 Ask about our no risk protection plan to protect your investment *** Self -clean and convection oven models are also available in this style APPLIANCE CENTRE 390 Main St. Exeter • Phone 235-0705 FREE °WO �e C9109C'e "109? as e" DEUVERY 44444*444*4444 gift. The Tupperware party netted $80. Sister Marion Skinner led singing Christmas carols and Sister Mary Baechler read a poem. Sister Rose Webster won the Christmas ar- rangement and Sister Almira Ford won the wooden Christmas tree. 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