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FAMILY
Fun on the ice
Christopher Young, at left, skates with his brother, Grant at
the Zurich Arena Sunday afternoon.
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Announcements
By Robert Zimmerman
ACROSS
1 Rarely
7 Containing
sandbars •
14 Maybe later:
2 wds.
20 Tiny swimmer
21 Pirate
22 Light show
23 Spicy sauce
25 Gels going
26 Lab bumer
27 Round painting
28 Harvest
30 "Oliver Twist"
villain
31 Began the
game
33 Adolescents
35 Pays the bill
37 Hurries
39 Lesser deity
42 Strike
45 Mothers
48 Attack
50 Bethlehem.
campus
52 X out
53 Egyptian
goddess
54 Authority:
hyph. wd.
56 Algonquian
57 Site of 1965
march
58 Ends
prematurely
60 Olympic
entrant
62 Cut short: var.
63 "— the Boys
Are"
64 Garden tool
Hensall Legion honors Wilma Caldwell
She was given roses
and a painting at her
retirement party.
By Liz Sangster
Hensall correspondent
HENSALL - The winners of the
Tinker Tots Nursery School and
Kid's Club Christmas Raffle are as
follows: wagon - Mr. and Mrs. Ber-
voets of Exeter; Folk Art Craft -
Victor Rempel of Hensall; Ceramic
Father Christmas Keelan West-
lake -Power of tlensall; Sweat shirt
- Miranda Rempel of. Hensall; Pot-,
ted evergreen - Judy Simmons of
Hensall, 3D Castle puzzle - Veroni-
ca Thomson of Hensall.
The winners of the Huron -Perth -
Bruce Epilepsy draw are Gary Kyle
of Hensall, Moe Millan. of Gode-
rich, A. Murray of Stratford, Dylan
Hickey of Goderich, Harvey Bu-
chanan of Stratford,- and Linda
Six charged
with break
and enter
USBORNE TOWNSHIP - Huron
County police charged six people
with break, enter and theft as well
as possession of stolen property as
a result of a search warrant execut-
ed at an Usborne Twp. residence on
Dec. 18.
Charged are: Steven Kirk, 21, of
Usborne Twp, Christopher McC1in-
chey, 20, of Exeter, Mark Morgan,
21, of Centralia, James Wein, 22,
of Huron Park, Nickolas Parsons,
19, of London and Robert Jones,
21, of Exeter.
Most of the charged have been
remanded in custody until Feb. 3
and Jones will appear in court on
Jan. 28.
According to Ontario Provincial
Police, $10,000 worth of jewelry
stolen during the break and enter
was recovered. -
65 Beverly Hills
address:
2 wds
72 Actor Wallach
73 Praise highly
74 Pub pastime
77 Like a globe
81 Shoreline
features
83 Target
shooting
84 Ancient Syria
85 Honey -do
87 Nod's message
88 Unwavering
89 One of the
Bahamas
91 More extensive
93 Vandykes
94 Diamond
arbiter
95 Deeply felt
97 Swerve
98 Birth control •
pioneer
100 Consumed
103 Florida bay
108 Artist's pigment
110 Trick takers
113 "Little Women"
family
115 Not in force
116 Playful simians
118 Housman work:
3 wds.
121 Larger than lite
122 Squealer
123 Pure
124 Howard and
Daniel
125 Rags
126 Taegu native
DOWN
1 Used a crosscut
2 Ham it up
3 Blackmore's
Doone
4 Sticker
5 British
decoration
6 Antenna
support
7 Play divisions
8 Crowd
9 Mr. Welles
10 Furniture wood
11 Hideaway
12 Ireland
.13 Bleakly
14 Scientific org.
15 Exterior
16 Character
feature
17 Terrier breed .
18 Israeli-bom
artist
19 Former Soviet
news agency
24 Carries
Cancer Patients
Cold Feet?
I IT -Woolf' 11 arnters" actual
fleece knitted Min socks &
mills. Ti)1•lllllllling.
Only til
Lrgg's GUI Shop, Bi,',•
r, l' 173-5052 London
CORRECTION'.
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We wish to draw your attention to
the correction in our current '75
Years' Flyer.
Page 20 - Utility Battery
Disclaimer, 10-2050-4.
Disclaimer should read, "When
you buy a new battery, there will
be a $5.00 deposit, refundable
when you return the old battery to
us for recycling.
We sincerely regret any
inconvenience we may have
caused you.
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29 Cribbage piece
32 Addison -Steele
periodical:
2 wds.
34 1960s student
36 Kind of cocktail
38 Anger
40 of Eden"
4V Farrow, et al.
'43"--aKick
Out of You"
44 Quaker
pronoun
45 German sea
46 Permit
47 Conductor's
paces
48 "Fra Diavolo"
composer
49 Shopper's
destination
51 Inflation inits.
52 Mil. decoration
53 Pacific catch
55 Dry African
region
59 Oppose
authority
61 Pre-school
program
63 Relative
pronoun
66 Cutting
67 Daisy
68 Speak
69 Red ink entry
70 Leaf -gatherer
71 Fear
75 Danson and
Koppel
76 Porker's
hangout
77 Filmdom's
"Elephant Boy"
78 Dainty
79 Swine breed
80 Tin Pan Alley
inits.
81 Persia, today
82 Capon's
nemesis
86 Sky description
88 Bishop's
domain
90 Bowler's target
92 Golf ball perch
93 Judgeship
figuratively
96 Pekoe
97 Rhymester's
work
99 Knight's wear
101 Soap plant
102 Hoglike animal
104 Close by
105 Honey and
wine mixture
106 Rio de la —
107 Standish
stand-in
108 NY publishing
family
109 Music's Atkins
111 Como —
usted?
112 Whiskey
serving
114 Rube
117 Farm agcy.
119 Decompose
120 Greek letter
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Capsule Comments
with Ernie Miatello
High blood pressure medication keeps your
blood pressure down. High eye pressure (glau-
coma) medications keeps eye pressure down.
For both types of medication, it Is vital to take
them routinely. Develop a way of helping you re-
member to take these important medications without missing doses.
There are two main types of cough: 'productive", that loose, rattling
cough where you feel like there's something in your chest and the
-non-productive" type...a dry, hacking cough. You don't really want to
suppress a productive cough. Expectorant cough syrups will help thin
the mucus in the chest to allow you to clear them. Drink lots of water
for this type of cough.
By the way, the most common cause of productive cough Is chronic cig-
arette smoking. Stopping smoking will produce better results than any
cough syrup.
Chronotherapy Is the study of medication timing. Sometimes, when you
take your medication can effect how well it works. For example, some
long-acting asthma tablets are best taken at 5 p.m. because the high-
est level of drug will be In the blood at 4 a.m. when many asthmatics
have problems.
itHURON APOTHECARY Ltd.
Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter
'Your Health Care Pharmacy
Smith of Goderich.
At Hensall United Church, Rev.
Annen's message was "A Lesson -
from a Golfer". Belva Fuss was the
organist for the ministry of song.
The worshippers were welcomed
by Pat Veal. Hilda Payne and Anne
Annen received the offering. Dave
Campbell was in charge of the ele-
vator. The Children's Story was
"Baptized". A fellowshiphour
hosted by the Property Committee
was enjoyed.
Rev. Annen thanked those who
had donated to the Food Bank. The
annual meeting will be held on Jan-
uary 26, following a potluck lunch
after the church service.
Hensall Legion Branch 468 held
their first meeting of 1997 on Janu-
ary 8. Poppy Chairman Larry Uyl
reported that 15 cheese baskets had
been delivered to vets, and some
members visited the group's adopt-
ed vet, Mary O'Dwyer, in _ Park -
wood Hospital. The first night of
Solo was held January 9 with a
good 'crowd of enthusiastic Solo
players. There 'will be Solo games
at the Legion for the next nine
weeks on Thursdays at 7 p.m.
Saturday night, many friends
held a retirement party for Wilma
Caldwell. She was presented with a
Kierstead painting and a dozen ros-
es from the Legion and Ladies
Auxiliary, for all the years she ded-
icated to her job.
Helen MacLean was chairperson
for the firs'[ meeting of 1997'of the
Friendship Circle, held January 6 at
1:30 p;nl in Hensall United
Church. She welcomed everyone
and read a poem.
Mona Alderdice gave devotion
on the theme "Kindness and Con-
sideration to All". Joyce Pepper ac-
companied the hymns on the piano.
/A video "Scars that Heal" was
shown by MacLean. •
The roll call was answered by 15
members naming a kindness they -
could do for someone. A lunch was
hosted by Mary Britnell and Mona
Alderdice and a time of fellowship
was enjoyed.
The annual meeting of the Hen -
salt Carmel Presbyterian Church
will be held on January 28. •
The Hensall Legion Ladies Aux-
iliary had a meeting on January 8
in the Legion Hall. President Iva
Reid presided. Thank you cards
were read from veterans and life
members of the Auxiliary who had
received poinsettias at Christmas.
A donation was made towards
Hensall Arena for two hours ice
time for free skating. A $25 dona-
tion was made to Huron Adult Day
Care Centre. The Auxiliary and Le-
gion are going to the Queensway
Nursing Home to put on a party for
Valentine's Day. The president in-
formed members of upcoming ban-
quets and weddings for the corning
year.
Bruce Breen was the winner of a
Money Doll draw sponsored by the
Auxiliary. The second prize of $25
went to Beatrice Uyl of Hensall.
The residents of Hensall are re-
minded that dog tags must ho ob-
tained by March 15, to avoid a late
fine. All dogs in the village ate re-
quired to be tagged. Tags arc :.vail:
able from the Municipal Office.
PRIZE WINNING XONEY Al FERGUSON APIARIES
Mason Photography
Bill and Rosemary Ferguson of Ferguson Apiaries Hensall
are proud recipients of The Richard W. Craighead Memorial
Trophy for highest honey score in The Ontario Honey
Competition for 1996-97 at The Ontario Beekeeper's
Convention held in Toronto November 27, 1996.
• 1st White Liquid • 2nd Golden Liquid
• 1st White Creamed • 2nd Buckwheat Liquid
• lst Buckwheat Creamed
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