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Times -Advocate, January 8, 1997
FAM1l.Y
Guitar tunes
Local performers Andrew Rau, at left, and Clare Masse play some tunes at Queensway.
Nursing and Retirement Home on Friday night. It was all part of Friendship Friday, a suc-
cessful) night out that takes place at Queensway twice a month. On Jan. 17, Exeter per-
former Doug Insley plays at 7:30 p.m.
MEME
CROSS
WORD
`WINDER
BANES ALL'
For ansuts
please fun
to the
Announcements
Bj Robiiert Zimmerman
ACROSS
1 Yawns
6 Expiated
12 Controversial
sitcom
16 Maestro
Toscanini
17 Castel Nuovo's
city
18 Use a needle
21 Wait: 3 wds.
23 Savannah, e.g.
25 Bactrian feature
26 Spin
27 Teacher
29 Grazing area
30 Wife of Osiris
31 GreekIetter
32 Snatched
33 Holland export
34 Pince- —
35 N.Z. native
36 More rational
37 Squander
38 German girls
40 Closes
41 Receiving
antenna
42 Computer key
43 Campus VIP
44 Identified
wrongly
47 Warps'
crossings
50 Overcome
shyness: 3 wds.
54 Mentalist Geller
55 Hirsch of the •
crazy legs
56 Slow in music
57 Senior
58 Fleur -de- —
59 — Park. Fla. •
60 Two-faced deity
61 Newspaper
62 Pindar poems
63 Miss Claiborne
64 Seeped
65 Handel work
(1738) '
66 Part of an act
67 Three: Italian
68 Overwhelmed:
2 wds.
70 Fairway transit
71 Surfing feat
73 Prepares flax
74 — soda
75 MacGraw. et at.
76 Fine China
78 Ad measures
82 O.T. book
84 Graylag or
Canada
85 Promotes
87 Affirmative vote
88 Church feature
89 Serves tea_
90 Mends
• 91 Hall-of-Famer
Billetnikoff
92 Fib
93 Diva Beverly
. 94 Mrs. Fitzgerald -
95 Moral tale
96 Lured
98 Creepy show:
hyph. wd.
101 Probate subject
102 Holly or Kim
103 Beginnings
104 011ie's sidekick
105 Mystery awards
106 Transfer
property
DOWN
1 Sourpuss
2 Put through a
sprayer
3 "Doc Savage."
et al.
4 Mythical archer
5 Junior
6 SAT entry
7 Papeete's
island
• 8 "Turandot." for
one
9 Playwright
Coward
10 Building add-on
11 Afar
.12 Nun
13 Baseball play-
by-play term
14 Open
15 Vigor
16 "My - back..."
19 It's given to
• some
VON •Week
January 19-25
HURON -PERTH - The health
cart professionals, volunteers and
community supporters of the Victo---.
rian Order of Nurses for Canada
(VON Canada) in Perth and Huron
. Counties, and throughout the rest of
the country will celebrate VQN
Week this year, from January 19
through January 25.
It's an especially significant time •
for VON'crs, who arc celebrating
1(X) years of caring for Canadians.
VON pioneered community nurs-
ing in Canada at thc turn of the cen-
tury, and since then: hes=irtftreduccd
many of the programs and services
that have become mainstays of the
nation's current health care system;
Committed to providing leader-
ship across Canada in the develop-
ment of health and social policy.
VON today provides Canadians,
from coast to coast with more than
• 50 different programs in communi-
ty-based nursing and other health
and home support services.
' Here in Perth -Huron, VON's
major contributions include Visit-
ing and Shift Nursing in the home,
Adult and Alzheimer Day Away
Programs, Palliative and Friendly
Visiting Programs and Footcare
Clinics, coordinated and delivered
through thc local Branch Offices at:
101 Shakespeare Street, Stratford;
285 Sarah Avenue N., Listowel;
115 King Street. Hensall.
Across the country. VON cpm-
- prises 70 local and nine provincial
Branches, 9,000 volunteers and
7,000 staff. On a national scale,
VON directly serves more than
300,000 Canadians and their fami-
lies each year.
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acquaintances:
2 wds.
20 Oct. 31
alternative
22 Group attitudes
24 Domesticated
28 Small guitars
31 After bath
application
32 Scornful rernark
33 Nod. from Eden
35 Sloppy
36 Plumed .
headgear
37 More like
Solomon
39 Western range
40 Installs in office
41 Risky •
43 Strip bare
44 Bette of "First
Wives Club"
45 — Express
46 Chocolate
favors
47 "Malefactors of
great --
48 "Don Giovanni"
soprano role
49 Untouchables?:
2 wds.
50 Coat of arms
51 Subscribe again
52 Stashes
53 Beethoven's
"Fuer --
60 TV's Jenny —
61 Al — (of pasta)
62 City in Florida
64 Roman seaport
65 Jacket material
66 Searches with
radar
69 Smelter waste
72 Joy
74 Convenes. as a
court ••
76 Music style
77 Volkswagen
designer
78 — eclipse
79 Mixed up
80 Hook recipients
81 Passover meals
82 Hearty
83 Express a view
84 — Gate
85 Of greater
height
86 Waiter's notes
89 Michelangelo
masterpiece
90 Ms. Burke
91 True alternative
93 Shoo' ' •
94 Elan
95 Speeding
penalty •
97 "— a Wonderful
Life"
99 Cisneros' • •
agency
100 Pentagon
tenant
Capsule Comments
with Ernie Miatello
The start of a new year is always a good time
to make commitments for better health. We
promise ourselves changes in lifestyle,, eating
habits, exercise frequency, alcohol consump-
tion... all to improve our chances for a long
healthy Ole.
Choosing to exercise regularly can certainly help you achieve this goal.
Recent Information shows that regular vigorous exercise can reduce
the risk of developing Type 11 diabetes (the type of diabetes that occurs
later in life) by 25%, plus reducing the risk of heart disease by 50%. .
We don't have to say too much about the evils of smoking, but now is
a good time to stop. Your heart and lungs will thank you for it.
As for eating, you can't go wrong following Canada's Food Guide. In-
creasing your fruit and vegetable Intake, moderate use of meat, and re-
ducing your fat Intake can keep you on the road to healthy living.
As for medications, our job Is to help you use them Judiciously. We are
always'avallabte to talk to you about all types of medicines. We look
forward to serving you throughout 1997.
ftHURON APOTHECARY ori.
Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter
• 'Your Health Care Pharmacy'
Zurich Optimists host skating party
Participants enjoyed
hot chocolate 'and pop-
corn.
By Carmel Sweeney
Zurich correspondent
ZURICH There was a good
turnout at the• Optimist Club family
skating day at the Zurich Arena.
There was hot chocolate and pop-
corn given to the skaters.
The Club may host another simi-
lar event in the March break.
The Optimist Club held a meet-
ing on January 7 at the home of
Lee -Ann Studerus, RR 1 Dash-
wood.
St. Boniface Youth Group will
meet this Thursday. Grade five and
six stt;idents will go to the Parish
Hall and those' in grade seven and
eight will go to the school gym. For
information phone leader Denise
Meidinger.
There will be a Northern Light
Conference in London at Regina
Munch College on February I and 2
for Youth Ministry leaders. If you
want to go, phone Denise, 236-
4567.
A progressive euchre party will
be held at the hall on ••January 27 at
7:30 p.m. . .
The Lions Club are planning a
dinner/meeting at the Dominion
Tavern on January' 8 at 7 p.m.
After two weeks of holidays, lo-
cal children went hack to school on
Monday. Mary -Jo Bolton, the grade
1-13 teacher at St. Boniface School
for nine years, is now teaching at
Holy Name of Mary School in St.
Marys. Tracy Klaver will replacing.
her.
• A Women's •institute meeting
will be on January 14 at the
Township Hall at 1:30 p.m: '
A raffle for a 'trip, to Ottawa for
two people sponsored by the Dis-
trict Chamber of Commerce was
won by Mike Needles of RR .2
Goderich, who works at Cobble-
stone Design in Zurich. •
The next Chamber dinner meet-
ing will be held on January 21 at
SOUTH HURON
CHIROPRACTIC
CENTRE
493 MAIN
ST. S,
EXETER
Member of the
ACUPUNCTURE
COUNCIL OF
ONTARIO
DA. MARK JONES
235-4892
FAX 235-2589
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Erb's Country Kitchen at 7 p.m.
The Zurich Agricultural Society
will be having their annual dinner/
meeting at the Dominion Tavern
on January 16 at 6:30 p.m. The
meeting will start at 8 p.m. Ad-
vance registration for the dinner is
required by January 12. Phone
Margaret Deichert at 236-4130 as
soones possible.
At the November meeting of the
Zurich, Golden Agers, the seniors
observed a minute of silence in
honor of those who gave their lives
for their country and Phyllis
Deichert explained why . people
wear poppies. She also conducted
several contests. -
The group entertained ar the Hu-
ronview November birthday party.
The December meeting of the
Zurich Golden Agersi was held in
the common room at Maplewoods
Apartments at 3:30. They . played
cards followed by a turkey dinner
catered by Erb's Country Kitchen.
Christmas songs and carols were
sung with Phyllis Deichert on pia-
no and Mozart Gelinas on guitar.
Card games followed. The next
meeting is scheduled for January
13 at Hay Township Hall at 2 p.m.
Visitors are welcome.
Personals
Josephine Denomme spent the
Christmas holidays with her daugh
ter Debbie, and Jim Gavan in
Brights Grove.
Jerry and Julie Groot, RR 1 Zu-
rich were the winners of a snow-
mobile from the December 28 draw
of the Figure Skating Club. -
Happy birthday wishes go to 12 -
year -old Leanne Shanks on Satur-
day: Meagan Sweeney who was 13
years old and Helene. Ducharme on
January 7: Justin.and Jacqueline
Gelinas who are ine years old:
Marie Gelinas Sr. on January 1I:
Karl Regier Sr. and son Karl Jr. on
January 11: and Michelle Wilder
who was 13 years old on January 1.,
Brent O'Brien of Singapore was
home for the Christmas holidays to
visit with his parents Don and Don-
na O'Brien.
The family of -Jim and Veronica
Bedard enjoyed a week's vacation
in Florida over the New Year. They
visited Disney World.
Mary Waters spent the Christmas
holidays visiting with friends in
Strathroy.
Francine Vanasse and , friend
Mike spent Christmas in Quebec
visiting her mother and family
members.
The Willy and Martha Overholt
family held a progressive dinner
party on New Years Day. •
Meagan Sweeney celebrated her
birthday on Saturday by going
swimming at Vanastra with
friends. They had a pizza su )per in
Exeter and then returned home to
have cake and open presents.
Ruth and Andy 'Manse of Cali-
fornia spent Christmas and Nelly
Years with family members n Ex-
eter, Zurich and area. They enjoyed
Christmas dinner at Erb's Count!),
kitchen followed with a get-
together at the home of Gwen and
Pat O'Rourke. Members of the
Clausius families attended.
The La Porte family get-together
was held on January 4 aLSt. Peter's
Parish hall, St. Joseph.
Nora Corriveau of Spruce Villa
Apartments spent the Christmas
holidays in. London with family
members. . -
Greg and Jackie Lavery and son
of Trenton spent the holidays with
his parents Gord and Verlie Lav-
ery.
Tom Regier spent Christmas and
New Year's with his grandparents
Lee and Rose Regier and Morris
and Kay \1 ehb.
Happy New Year to everyone. I
hope. that 1997 will he good to you
and bring health and happiness to
your families.
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Capsule Comments
with Ernie Miatello
The start of a new year is always a good time
to make commitments for better health. We
promise ourselves changes in lifestyle,, eating
habits, exercise frequency, alcohol consump-
tion... all to improve our chances for a long
healthy Ole.
Choosing to exercise regularly can certainly help you achieve this goal.
Recent Information shows that regular vigorous exercise can reduce
the risk of developing Type 11 diabetes (the type of diabetes that occurs
later in life) by 25%, plus reducing the risk of heart disease by 50%. .
We don't have to say too much about the evils of smoking, but now is
a good time to stop. Your heart and lungs will thank you for it.
As for eating, you can't go wrong following Canada's Food Guide. In-
creasing your fruit and vegetable Intake, moderate use of meat, and re-
ducing your fat Intake can keep you on the road to healthy living.
As for medications, our job Is to help you use them Judiciously. We are
always'avallabte to talk to you about all types of medicines. We look
forward to serving you throughout 1997.
ftHURON APOTHECARY ori.
Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter
• 'Your Health Care Pharmacy'
Zurich Optimists host skating party
Participants enjoyed
hot chocolate 'and pop-
corn.
By Carmel Sweeney
Zurich correspondent
ZURICH There was a good
turnout at the• Optimist Club family
skating day at the Zurich Arena.
There was hot chocolate and pop-
corn given to the skaters.
The Club may host another simi-
lar event in the March break.
The Optimist Club held a meet-
ing on January 7 at the home of
Lee -Ann Studerus, RR 1 Dash-
wood.
St. Boniface Youth Group will
meet this Thursday. Grade five and
six stt;idents will go to the Parish
Hall and those' in grade seven and
eight will go to the school gym. For
information phone leader Denise
Meidinger.
There will be a Northern Light
Conference in London at Regina
Munch College on February I and 2
for Youth Ministry leaders. If you
want to go, phone Denise, 236-
4567.
A progressive euchre party will
be held at the hall on ••January 27 at
7:30 p.m. . .
The Lions Club are planning a
dinner/meeting at the Dominion
Tavern on January' 8 at 7 p.m.
After two weeks of holidays, lo-
cal children went hack to school on
Monday. Mary -Jo Bolton, the grade
1-13 teacher at St. Boniface School
for nine years, is now teaching at
Holy Name of Mary School in St.
Marys. Tracy Klaver will replacing.
her.
• A Women's •institute meeting
will be on January 14 at the
Township Hall at 1:30 p.m: '
A raffle for a 'trip, to Ottawa for
two people sponsored by the Dis-
trict Chamber of Commerce was
won by Mike Needles of RR .2
Goderich, who works at Cobble-
stone Design in Zurich. •
The next Chamber dinner meet-
ing will be held on January 21 at
SOUTH HURON
CHIROPRACTIC
CENTRE
493 MAIN
ST. S,
EXETER
Member of the
ACUPUNCTURE
COUNCIL OF
ONTARIO
DA. MARK JONES
235-4892
FAX 235-2589
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Erb's Country Kitchen at 7 p.m.
The Zurich Agricultural Society
will be having their annual dinner/
meeting at the Dominion Tavern
on January 16 at 6:30 p.m. The
meeting will start at 8 p.m. Ad-
vance registration for the dinner is
required by January 12. Phone
Margaret Deichert at 236-4130 as
soones possible.
At the November meeting of the
Zurich, Golden Agers, the seniors
observed a minute of silence in
honor of those who gave their lives
for their country and Phyllis
Deichert explained why . people
wear poppies. She also conducted
several contests. -
The group entertained ar the Hu-
ronview November birthday party.
The December meeting of the
Zurich Golden Agersi was held in
the common room at Maplewoods
Apartments at 3:30. They . played
cards followed by a turkey dinner
catered by Erb's Country Kitchen.
Christmas songs and carols were
sung with Phyllis Deichert on pia-
no and Mozart Gelinas on guitar.
Card games followed. The next
meeting is scheduled for January
13 at Hay Township Hall at 2 p.m.
Visitors are welcome.
Personals
Josephine Denomme spent the
Christmas holidays with her daugh
ter Debbie, and Jim Gavan in
Brights Grove.
Jerry and Julie Groot, RR 1 Zu-
rich were the winners of a snow-
mobile from the December 28 draw
of the Figure Skating Club. -
Happy birthday wishes go to 12 -
year -old Leanne Shanks on Satur-
day: Meagan Sweeney who was 13
years old and Helene. Ducharme on
January 7: Justin.and Jacqueline
Gelinas who are ine years old:
Marie Gelinas Sr. on January 1I:
Karl Regier Sr. and son Karl Jr. on
January 11: and Michelle Wilder
who was 13 years old on January 1.,
Brent O'Brien of Singapore was
home for the Christmas holidays to
visit with his parents Don and Don-
na O'Brien.
The family of -Jim and Veronica
Bedard enjoyed a week's vacation
in Florida over the New Year. They
visited Disney World.
Mary Waters spent the Christmas
holidays visiting with friends in
Strathroy.
Francine Vanasse and , friend
Mike spent Christmas in Quebec
visiting her mother and family
members.
The Willy and Martha Overholt
family held a progressive dinner
party on New Years Day. •
Meagan Sweeney celebrated her
birthday on Saturday by going
swimming at Vanastra with
friends. They had a pizza su )per in
Exeter and then returned home to
have cake and open presents.
Ruth and Andy 'Manse of Cali-
fornia spent Christmas and Nelly
Years with family members n Ex-
eter, Zurich and area. They enjoyed
Christmas dinner at Erb's Count!),
kitchen followed with a get-
together at the home of Gwen and
Pat O'Rourke. Members of the
Clausius families attended.
The La Porte family get-together
was held on January 4 aLSt. Peter's
Parish hall, St. Joseph.
Nora Corriveau of Spruce Villa
Apartments spent the Christmas
holidays in. London with family
members. . -
Greg and Jackie Lavery and son
of Trenton spent the holidays with
his parents Gord and Verlie Lav-
ery.
Tom Regier spent Christmas and
New Year's with his grandparents
Lee and Rose Regier and Morris
and Kay \1 ehb.
Happy New Year to everyone. I
hope. that 1997 will he good to you
and bring health and happiness to
your families.
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