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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-02-12, Page 6Page 6 Tinges -Advocate, February 12, 1997 THEME CROSS WORD 'BOX OF CANDY' For answers please turn to the Announcements ACROSS 1 Jibs 6 Tell the story 13 Early Andean 17 SRO patron 19 Great Lakes tribesmen 20 •'— of Our Lives" 21 Rod Raiders' school 22 Candy 24 Sweetens the pot 25 Actor Mineo 27 Necessitate • 28 Oueeg's diary 30 Ratchet device -31 Prince of Judah: Num. 136 33 Look ,wer 34 Pierre• dad 35 Miss. neighbor 36 Candy 40 Flat cap 41 Treasures 43 Boggles the • mind 44 Rocky peak 45 Originated 47 Macrame and ceramics 49 Ekberg and • Bryant 53 Cardiologist's concern • 54 Muslim nymph 55 Pro Bowl locale 57 Memorizing process 58 Candy 60`— Victor 61 Flight -plan entries 62 Pedro's homeland FAMILY 63 Shoe insert 64 Practices . economy: with out' 65 Sprite 66 Candy: 2 wds. 70 Actress Virna 71 Calculate again 74 Exams 75 Must: 2 wds: 76 Fashion trends - 77 Not often 79 Pagan 81 Having the qualities of: suffix •82 Soup ingredient 83 Put on restraints 84 Anwar of Egypt 87 Candy: 2 wds. 89 A Gabor 92 Among 93 Baton Rouge inst. • 95 "Hard Cash" author 96 it's happy, they say 97 Stroke Fido • 9$ Tourney designation 101 100% 102 — Selassie 103 Candy: 2 wds.• 107.Rattled, as • nerves • 109 Leander's love 110 Genealogist's ' concern 111 Cold wind 112F.inQED • 113 Less common .114 Station • • DOWN 1 Candy: 2 wds. 2"—on My Shoulder" 3 Lupin's namesakes 4 Tennis call - -5 Had its ups and. downs. 6 More majestic 7 Babylonian god 8 Not active: . abbr. .9 Initiation, e.g. . 10 Arabian port 11_ More pungent 12 Montaigne work. 13 Graven image 14 Singer Cole 15 Tour de France entrant 16.Not at sea 17 — Flow • 18 Type of music , 23 Paris co. . 26 Priestly garments 29 Obtain 31 Neanderthal dwelling 32 Endure: 2 wds. 34 Danger 36 Spanish dance 37 On one's toes 38 Fermented . beverage 39 DC time . - - 40 Sonny — 42 Prices . • 44 La plume de ma 45- Professional tracks 46 Part of a seedling 47 Thicket . 54 Cowboy's charge 56 Change for a five 58 Duo 59 Nevada pk.: 2 wds. 62 Deep pile . 64 Give joy 67 Stendhal's Julien — 68 Dizzy '69 Brunhilde'was one 72 Greek classic 73 Medieval tale • 7.5 — Christian Andersen • meas: - 78 Thirst quencher 106 Mature • 79 Promontory 108 GI —. 80 "Du bist wie — 48 Bakes eggs Blume" - • 50 Candy: 2 wds. 83 Genuine • By Robert Zimmerman 51 Gluck opera 84 Enervate 52 Act of . 85 Don of the films convincing . . • 86 Tizzy 87 Of the Jewish religion 88 Safari member 90 Itaty's — d'Aosta 91 Muslim ruler 93 Author • Buscaglia . 94 Retails 96 Part of a poem 98 Highlander 99 Lab burner • 100 Hunter's quarry 102-Angelic- instrument 02-Angelicinstrument 104 pro nobis 105 Intoxication Formation celebrated of Women's Institute DASHWOOD - On February 19, Women's Institute members around the world will celebrate the forma- tion of first W.I. branch in Stoney Creek, Ontario. This province -wide meeting in- cludes the singing of W.I. Ode, the reciting of the Mary Stewart Col- ; lect, the reading of Original. 1st W.I. at Stoney Creek and a skit "Do You Know That...". The roll call is "What i have ac- complished with a W.I. skill". The motto was "Celebrate the Past, Challenge the Future." All members of the Dashwood Women's Institute participated in the program .entitled "Come Cele- brate the Century 1898-1997". Each decade included customs, quotation, a friendly gesture and a display item. The theme of the top- ic was "How W.I. is', like an Ap- ple." The candle -lighting included the "institute Prayer and the W.I. Cen- tennial Song". This memorable evening ended with lunch and indi- vidual jokes. THE HURON -PERTH COUNTY ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD JUNIOR AND SENIOR KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION February 17 to February 21, 1997 In order to register for Kindergarten, children must be four (4) years of age on or before December 31, 1997. Parents are required to bring the Baptism* Certificate, Birth Certificate and Immunization Record Card of the child you intend to reg- ister. Parents should contact their local school. The following schools offer Kindergarten classes: St. Joseph's (Kingsbridge) 529-7646 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel (Mt. Carmel) 237-3337 St. Joseph's (Clinton) 482-7035 Precious Blood (Exeter) 235-1691 St. Mary's (Goderich) 524-9901 St. James (Seaforth) ' 527-0321 St. Boniface (Zurich) 236-4335 Sacred Heart (Wingham) 357-1090 , St. Patrick's (Dublin) 345-2033 St. Patrick's (Kinkora) 393-5580 Holy Name of Mary (St. Marys) 284-2170 St. Mary's (Hesson) .595-8929 St. Ambrose (Stratford) 271-7544 St. Joseph's (Stratford) 271-3574 St. Aloysius (Stratford) 271-3636 • ,Jeanne Sauve (Stratford) 273-3396 Parents who expect that their child will enrol in the optional French Immersion Program in Grade 1, in future years, have the option of enrolment for Junior/Senior Kindergarten at either their local Catholic School or the French Immersion Centre (St. Mary's School, Goderich or Jeanne Sae School, Stratford) at which uvthey expect to enrol their child for a French Immersion program.., M. Miller J.S. Brown, M.A.; Ed.D. Chairperson of the Board Director Of Education Valentine theme for seniors EXETER - Exeter Seniors held their regular monthly meeting Feb- ruary 4, with the pot luck supper at 6 pm. The tables where nicely dec- orated for Valentines w_ ith candles and baskets of treats. `fhe regular meeting• was opened by President Lila Ellis singing 0 Canada followed by Lords prayer.. 'Ellis Then read a story .an Valen- tines Day, how it all came about. There where no birthdays or anni- versariesin this month. Minutes:of laq meeting where read and ap- proved as read seconded. by Hum- phrcy. Arthur. . - Treasurer report, given and ac-' ccpted . as read seconded by Mary Ford. Books had been audited by Lila Ellisand bean Stnith and found "to he in order. There was 'no correspondence. - Bus to Huronview to celebrate those who have a birthday with cookies and entertainment: Bus will leave Legion parking lot at 1 p.m. Anyone wishing 10 go, he at park- ing lot, February 19. Those who play Bingo at Exeter Villa arc Ei- leen . and Charlie Rollingsr Jean Noels and Eldon and Alva Hcy-. wood, February 24: • rQueensway news Queensway Nursing Home l HENSALL - Qucensways Vol.un leer- Auxiliary met Monday morn- ing. February special events were discussed with.each .volunteer stat- ing when they would be able to as- sist. the "Geri • Fashions" Fashion Show should he a hit with' most of the •Auxiliary modelling. Monday afternoon Kippen United Church. Women provided assis- -tancc and'prizcs_at Bingo. Winnie Hutton led Worship ser- vice Tuesday afternoon: During the Memorial part of the service Har- old Pcnhale, Gladys Wein, Alvin Gingcrich and Harry Evand 'were remembered. The Exeter Christian •Rtform Singers. provided a wonderful eve- ning of song Tuesday evening. They arc welcomed once a month. during ihe-winter_and every' one en- joys the music and readings. Wednesday evening reside,�� benefitted from a Valentine OA= • gram sponsored by the Hensall 14- gion and Legion Ladies Auxiliary. George and Julie Godbolt enter- tained with several numbers on the keyboard and piano. Residents joined them in a sing song of old tyme stings, as well as many oth- crs.,Legion Auxiliary inembcrs fol= . lowed the program. with delicious refreshments, Residents also took _part in a contest air wearing the. mostof that Valentine color rid. ' -Winners were•Pearl Eyre and Edna 'Waters, Aleida Kati;and Violet Murray. Thank you to the Legion. for a.great evening. Friday some o(' the residents made shortbread ValL'ntinc hearts. -Clare Masse. and Andrew Rau provided a fun evening of old tunes in the Retirement Home Lounge. for Friendship Friday. The resi- dents may invite friends or family to join them in the lounge for.'this .special evening the first and third -Friday of each month. 'Coming events - . Febnlary 13, 7.4).m. Geri -Fria), ions Fashion Show. • . • February 20, 3 p.m. Gladys Van Egmond. and Mcrry Makers enter fain.' The seniors Meeting will also ap- pear on TV, channel 13 cable. Sym- pathy card was sent to Lois Hearn and get well to Chris Philips. Door prizes where won by Mary Ann Rocssel, Antonia Verbeke and Jenny Tinklcr. - There will he a Eucharcam at Ex- eter Legion on February 28 at 10 a.m. Exeter Legion will have a sup- per on February 23 at. 5 p.m. Cost $8.50 advance tickets only. President Ellis typed out several seniors prayers which will be said at the regular meeting in closing. Prayer is used at all Zone Rally's and conventions -.- It was suggested that Olga Davis look into . our by-laws. • President Lila Ellis read a poern 'on Valen- tines. Bob Heywood played along with Mary- Ann Roesscl . playing' the bones. Bob then ,played and sang pieces everyone enjoyed.. - Alva Heywood read a couple of pieces Valentine Remembrance and Old Lace Valentine. Several humorous jokes where read and d a contest on warn ti) a' 'frazzle was played •by • aII. Winners where • Grace • Ballantyne and Mary Neil. Jean Noels and Eldon Heywood. Forthcoming marriage Angela Collins, daughter of Beatrice and Ralph Collins, Grand -Bend and Robert Moses; :son of Gwen Moses,. Brantford were engaged to be married on December 24, 1996. Wedding to take place - September 13, 1997 in Grand Bend. - Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello • Influenza viruses can be transmitted by direct. con- tact. on tact. Hand -shakes are great ways to spread the vi- rus. Hand -washing is a great way td prevent it. Make_ a habit of washing, your hands often throughout the -day. Too much fatty. tissue in the body can compromise . our good health. Ways to. measure this include BMI (Body Mass Index) compar- ing height .and weight and WHR (waist to height ratio) comparing waist -size and height. But waist -size by itself is an excel!ent.guideline.;to use. It's a better pre- dictor of HDL and LDL (the good and bad chotesterols). Bring out the ab -toning machines! Gastroesophageal reflux (GERD), a condition where stomach acid moves up the esophagus. can be a trigger for asthmatic attacks. Astlirna and•GERO sufferers can reduce asthmatic attacks by bringing the GERD under control through use of potent acid suppressors. See your doctor about this one. - ' • . Walking at least one mile 4 times weekly reduces by=half y'otlr chance of.devel- oping problems that limit .your physical activities later In life. It's probably' an other example of the "it you don't use it, you loss it."philosophy. Anytime -is the right time 10 clean out your medicine cabinet. If you are unsure whether a medication is worth keeping. check with us. We'd be happy to help. HURON APOTHECARY Ltd. Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter "Your Health Care Pharmacy" STANLAKE CEMENT. CONTRACTOR • Concrete Forming • Foundations and Floors • Impressed Concrete • Driveways and Sidewalks R.R. 2 Grand Bend, Dan (519) 243-3261, Bruce (519) 238-2522 TOWN & COUNTRY HOME COMFORT Fireplaces, Gas & Pr High Efficiency Furnaces, Oil • Gas • Propane Air Conditioning Hot Water Heater Rentals • Oil • Gas 4 Hour Rowel the Clock Service 359 Man 5t. Exat.r 1519) 235-2032 N.C. JONES & SONS LTD. Sand. Gravel. Topsoil • Excavation •Beckfltling • Lanewaya • Parking Lots • Loading and Hauling • Snow Removal Bus: 235-2489 Res.: 235-2815 Clinton Community Credit Union Ergot Ma 111111* u 1.51!2350640 OWN Of1u 46 Ontario St. . 1.5194624461 Frac 13132360261 Fa 1319462.3743 Buying, Building or Rexoeating7 Finance with us! GL.AVIN EAVE STROUGHING RR 61, Cer*Ia Ont NOM 1KO 4AtD5NCH • Swam klmhnos IMO S1drq •• vow• rl • Sha- Swat flodlp 47 doom Tnek Free Eamon Gerry (519) 228-6295 148ki atlel C•111rV 2 MRECT TY DIGITAL SATELLITE .aaMer 5-M SYSTTE�MlSI 1�w �Wi t on Owrarkee, Flemming liters swis I Wador# circa. chop w 141006654013 Stewarts Home Renovations Since 1971, Lucan, Ont. Flortda Rooms. Build & Design Additions. Wrndoivs. Roof Coatings. Self Storing Retractable Fabric Ann:ngs for Decks & lfmdoivs. Compsl, • • r• rem 3r''r S r•r9 • •• 5 (519) 227-4033 BAN -WELD /k - SAW & BLADE LTD. '" Sales and Service Authorized dealer for Tecumseh and Briggs & Stratton. Authorized M.T.D. Service Deafer Sharpening Service and Small Engine Repair Wood Splitter for Rent SILL WILDS 153 Victoria St. Crediton. Ont. (5191 234-6339 DONE IN YOUR OWN HOME' t•AA 1e•e:•e• GREY BRUCE BATHTUB REFINISHING B•lhtub & Sink Refinishing; IFiberglaWsor porcelain) Fiberglass repairs/chip repairs For all makes and colors ASK ABOUT OUR 61'EAR GUARANTEE FREE ESTIMATES Persenaliud Service 396-4431 574 Scott SL, Kincardine TIIE IIOME OF Till WEEK... HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS i TWO STOREY 4 .;0 talo o t DEN n e e"fgr . 110.;3 1 �GVNICGe - NO e° 1oa"Gi)2/,_ 23 12 S a . F T 018180 Oa :1� ;4tRX 11.....111414.4••••99•• . . . =LOOR °I.. AN :•:!-1, *.SC. a.ea . 34 .4'- vtiIN F;,COR C_4N . • : f y. •. CC. aM a ...L , " - UNIQUE DESIGN FOR LOT WITH REAR LANE ACCESS This Modern Georgian Transitional features a dramatic double arched raised entry with pillars. A fashionable stucco exterior is enhanced by palladian style feature windows. Enter into a spacious foyer open to the second storey and brightened by overhead windows. Both the dining and living room feature vaulted ceilings and stylish window treatments. A gourmet style kitchen provides plenty of cupboard and counter space, a pantry, and a deluxe work island with a wrap around breakfast bar. The family room, open to the nook and kitchen offers a comfortable atmosphere for informal gatherings. Upstairs, the master bedroom features a walk-in closet and a five piece ensuite with a raised swirl tub. The lounge could be used as a games room or, with minor alteration,•could be converted into a fourth bedroom. An unfinished basement awaits your own creative touch. Plans for AT02700B may be obtained for 5440.00 for a package of five complete sets of working prints and $39.00 for each additional set of the same plan. Allow $15.00 extra to cover The cost of postage and handling (B.C. residents add applicable sales tax to plan total). (All Canadian residents add 7% GST to plan total plus postage and handling.) This is one of our new designs. Many innovative plans are now available in our home plan catalogue for $13:85 including postage and handling and 7% GST. Please make aft cheques, money orders, and Visa or MasterCard authorizations payable to: Tynan Design Inc. c/o Exeter Times Advocate Plan of The Week. 13659. 108th Avenue, Surrey B.C. V3T 284. TYNAN DESIGN LTD. I 6(81 All Your most - compete EQUIPMENT RENTAL CENTRE Convenient (f E ulpment Return Facility We deltver 235.290173456 1-80026 RR3 Dain ood (Mt. Carmel) J Jnnvuatt e FLOORING • Vinyl • Carpet • Ceramics • Hardwood Excellent selection of carpet and vinyl remnants 410 Professional Installation = 457 Main St., Exeter 2354401 cross from Canada, Tire Complete Line of Building %renals TOOLS - LUMBER • CEMENT DOORS - WISDOWS • HARDWARE PRESS( RE TREATED WOOD PROPANE - ELECTRICAL PLUMBING & HEATING SUPPLIES 236-4393 235-2081 Zurich Exeter Home Improvement Specialists Advertise Here .. 9 Largo quisdIty of ' J y . 5- l t dock" Wallpaper, also 500 sample books to choose from Paint - ti4M,drtea • (Mtwara Exeter Decor Centre ib Gldley St. Exeter 235-1010 behind Bank of Nova Scotia (..IBI.\'l:Y.S COM 11111111111 1 Distributor of Cardinal Kitchens Ltd. Also Available Tables, Chairs, Hutches, ches, Comer Cabinets, Wore Units. Cellar Chests, Etc. Finished & Unfinished Darrel Hod¢ns, RR 3 Parkhill (519) 294-0087 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 M 15 16 tto 17 20 -. 2.1 22 2-i 21 25 26 2, 28 29 AO_ 31 32 11'34 36 37 3R 39 49 50 51 57 • 47 48 49 6 3- 54 55 56 58 59 .4 70 •:1 ..1 ti2 C,3 643 67 68 69 -- 5-3 ;4 , ;7. 3 Hol 1.1 312 51 91 r . 'u, 87 Bn 89- 90 91 93 94 % 98 - 100 101 102 193 10.1 105 106 107 108 one. 1110 3 Ito 112 113 I14 -. Formation celebrated of Women's Institute DASHWOOD - On February 19, Women's Institute members around the world will celebrate the forma- tion of first W.I. branch in Stoney Creek, Ontario. This province -wide meeting in- cludes the singing of W.I. Ode, the reciting of the Mary Stewart Col- ; lect, the reading of Original. 1st W.I. at Stoney Creek and a skit "Do You Know That...". The roll call is "What i have ac- complished with a W.I. skill". The motto was "Celebrate the Past, Challenge the Future." All members of the Dashwood Women's Institute participated in the program .entitled "Come Cele- brate the Century 1898-1997". Each decade included customs, quotation, a friendly gesture and a display item. The theme of the top- ic was "How W.I. is', like an Ap- ple." The candle -lighting included the "institute Prayer and the W.I. Cen- tennial Song". This memorable evening ended with lunch and indi- vidual jokes. THE HURON -PERTH COUNTY ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD JUNIOR AND SENIOR KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION February 17 to February 21, 1997 In order to register for Kindergarten, children must be four (4) years of age on or before December 31, 1997. Parents are required to bring the Baptism* Certificate, Birth Certificate and Immunization Record Card of the child you intend to reg- ister. Parents should contact their local school. The following schools offer Kindergarten classes: St. Joseph's (Kingsbridge) 529-7646 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel (Mt. Carmel) 237-3337 St. Joseph's (Clinton) 482-7035 Precious Blood (Exeter) 235-1691 St. Mary's (Goderich) 524-9901 St. James (Seaforth) ' 527-0321 St. Boniface (Zurich) 236-4335 Sacred Heart (Wingham) 357-1090 , St. Patrick's (Dublin) 345-2033 St. Patrick's (Kinkora) 393-5580 Holy Name of Mary (St. Marys) 284-2170 St. Mary's (Hesson) .595-8929 St. Ambrose (Stratford) 271-7544 St. Joseph's (Stratford) 271-3574 St. Aloysius (Stratford) 271-3636 • ,Jeanne Sauve (Stratford) 273-3396 Parents who expect that their child will enrol in the optional French Immersion Program in Grade 1, in future years, have the option of enrolment for Junior/Senior Kindergarten at either their local Catholic School or the French Immersion Centre (St. Mary's School, Goderich or Jeanne Sae School, Stratford) at which uvthey expect to enrol their child for a French Immersion program.., M. Miller J.S. Brown, M.A.; Ed.D. Chairperson of the Board Director Of Education Valentine theme for seniors EXETER - Exeter Seniors held their regular monthly meeting Feb- ruary 4, with the pot luck supper at 6 pm. The tables where nicely dec- orated for Valentines w_ ith candles and baskets of treats. `fhe regular meeting• was opened by President Lila Ellis singing 0 Canada followed by Lords prayer.. 'Ellis Then read a story .an Valen- tines Day, how it all came about. There where no birthdays or anni- versariesin this month. Minutes:of laq meeting where read and ap- proved as read seconded. by Hum- phrcy. Arthur. . - Treasurer report, given and ac-' ccpted . as read seconded by Mary Ford. Books had been audited by Lila Ellisand bean Stnith and found "to he in order. There was 'no correspondence. - Bus to Huronview to celebrate those who have a birthday with cookies and entertainment: Bus will leave Legion parking lot at 1 p.m. Anyone wishing 10 go, he at park- ing lot, February 19. Those who play Bingo at Exeter Villa arc Ei- leen . and Charlie Rollingsr Jean Noels and Eldon and Alva Hcy-. wood, February 24: • rQueensway news Queensway Nursing Home l HENSALL - Qucensways Vol.un leer- Auxiliary met Monday morn- ing. February special events were discussed with.each .volunteer stat- ing when they would be able to as- sist. the "Geri • Fashions" Fashion Show should he a hit with' most of the •Auxiliary modelling. Monday afternoon Kippen United Church. Women provided assis- -tancc and'prizcs_at Bingo. Winnie Hutton led Worship ser- vice Tuesday afternoon: During the Memorial part of the service Har- old Pcnhale, Gladys Wein, Alvin Gingcrich and Harry Evand 'were remembered. The Exeter Christian •Rtform Singers. provided a wonderful eve- ning of song Tuesday evening. They arc welcomed once a month. during ihe-winter_and every' one en- joys the music and readings. Wednesday evening reside,�� benefitted from a Valentine OA= • gram sponsored by the Hensall 14- gion and Legion Ladies Auxiliary. George and Julie Godbolt enter- tained with several numbers on the keyboard and piano. Residents joined them in a sing song of old tyme stings, as well as many oth- crs.,Legion Auxiliary inembcrs fol= . lowed the program. with delicious refreshments, Residents also took _part in a contest air wearing the. mostof that Valentine color rid. ' -Winners were•Pearl Eyre and Edna 'Waters, Aleida Kati;and Violet Murray. Thank you to the Legion. for a.great evening. Friday some o(' the residents made shortbread ValL'ntinc hearts. -Clare Masse. and Andrew Rau provided a fun evening of old tunes in the Retirement Home Lounge. for Friendship Friday. The resi- dents may invite friends or family to join them in the lounge for.'this .special evening the first and third -Friday of each month. 'Coming events - . Febnlary 13, 7.4).m. Geri -Fria), ions Fashion Show. • . • February 20, 3 p.m. Gladys Van Egmond. and Mcrry Makers enter fain.' The seniors Meeting will also ap- pear on TV, channel 13 cable. Sym- pathy card was sent to Lois Hearn and get well to Chris Philips. Door prizes where won by Mary Ann Rocssel, Antonia Verbeke and Jenny Tinklcr. - There will he a Eucharcam at Ex- eter Legion on February 28 at 10 a.m. Exeter Legion will have a sup- per on February 23 at. 5 p.m. Cost $8.50 advance tickets only. President Ellis typed out several seniors prayers which will be said at the regular meeting in closing. Prayer is used at all Zone Rally's and conventions -.- It was suggested that Olga Davis look into . our by-laws. • President Lila Ellis read a poern 'on Valen- tines. Bob Heywood played along with Mary- Ann Roesscl . playing' the bones. Bob then ,played and sang pieces everyone enjoyed.. - Alva Heywood read a couple of pieces Valentine Remembrance and Old Lace Valentine. Several humorous jokes where read and d a contest on warn ti) a' 'frazzle was played •by • aII. Winners where • Grace • Ballantyne and Mary Neil. Jean Noels and Eldon Heywood. Forthcoming marriage Angela Collins, daughter of Beatrice and Ralph Collins, Grand -Bend and Robert Moses; :son of Gwen Moses,. Brantford were engaged to be married on December 24, 1996. Wedding to take place - September 13, 1997 in Grand Bend. - Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello • Influenza viruses can be transmitted by direct. con- tact. on tact. Hand -shakes are great ways to spread the vi- rus. Hand -washing is a great way td prevent it. Make_ a habit of washing, your hands often throughout the -day. Too much fatty. tissue in the body can compromise . our good health. Ways to. measure this include BMI (Body Mass Index) compar- ing height .and weight and WHR (waist to height ratio) comparing waist -size and height. But waist -size by itself is an excel!ent.guideline.;to use. It's a better pre- dictor of HDL and LDL (the good and bad chotesterols). Bring out the ab -toning machines! Gastroesophageal reflux (GERD), a condition where stomach acid moves up the esophagus. can be a trigger for asthmatic attacks. Astlirna and•GERO sufferers can reduce asthmatic attacks by bringing the GERD under control through use of potent acid suppressors. See your doctor about this one. - ' • . Walking at least one mile 4 times weekly reduces by=half y'otlr chance of.devel- oping problems that limit .your physical activities later In life. It's probably' an other example of the "it you don't use it, you loss it."philosophy. Anytime -is the right time 10 clean out your medicine cabinet. If you are unsure whether a medication is worth keeping. check with us. We'd be happy to help. HURON APOTHECARY Ltd. Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter "Your Health Care Pharmacy" STANLAKE CEMENT. CONTRACTOR • Concrete Forming • Foundations and Floors • Impressed Concrete • Driveways and Sidewalks R.R. 2 Grand Bend, Dan (519) 243-3261, Bruce (519) 238-2522 TOWN & COUNTRY HOME COMFORT Fireplaces, Gas & Pr High Efficiency Furnaces, Oil • Gas • Propane Air Conditioning Hot Water Heater Rentals • Oil • Gas 4 Hour Rowel the Clock Service 359 Man 5t. Exat.r 1519) 235-2032 N.C. JONES & SONS LTD. Sand. Gravel. Topsoil • Excavation •Beckfltling • Lanewaya • Parking Lots • Loading and Hauling • Snow Removal Bus: 235-2489 Res.: 235-2815 Clinton Community Credit Union Ergot Ma 111111* u 1.51!2350640 OWN Of1u 46 Ontario St. . 1.5194624461 Frac 13132360261 Fa 1319462.3743 Buying, Building or Rexoeating7 Finance with us! GL.AVIN EAVE STROUGHING RR 61, Cer*Ia Ont NOM 1KO 4AtD5NCH • Swam klmhnos IMO S1drq •• vow• rl • Sha- Swat flodlp 47 doom Tnek Free Eamon Gerry (519) 228-6295 148ki atlel C•111rV 2 MRECT TY DIGITAL SATELLITE .aaMer 5-M SYSTTE�MlSI 1�w �Wi t on Owrarkee, Flemming liters swis I Wador# circa. chop w 141006654013 Stewarts Home Renovations Since 1971, Lucan, Ont. Flortda Rooms. Build & Design Additions. Wrndoivs. Roof Coatings. Self Storing Retractable Fabric Ann:ngs for Decks & lfmdoivs. Compsl, • • r• rem 3r''r S r•r9 • •• 5 (519) 227-4033 BAN -WELD /k - SAW & BLADE LTD. '" Sales and Service Authorized dealer for Tecumseh and Briggs & Stratton. Authorized M.T.D. Service Deafer Sharpening Service and Small Engine Repair Wood Splitter for Rent SILL WILDS 153 Victoria St. Crediton. Ont. (5191 234-6339 DONE IN YOUR OWN HOME' t•AA 1e•e:•e• GREY BRUCE BATHTUB REFINISHING B•lhtub & Sink Refinishing; IFiberglaWsor porcelain) Fiberglass repairs/chip repairs For all makes and colors ASK ABOUT OUR 61'EAR GUARANTEE FREE ESTIMATES Persenaliud Service 396-4431 574 Scott SL, Kincardine TIIE IIOME OF Till WEEK... HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS i TWO STOREY 4 .;0 talo o t DEN n e e"fgr . 110.;3 1 �GVNICGe - NO e° 1oa"Gi)2/,_ 23 12 S a . F T 018180 Oa :1� ;4tRX 11.....111414.4••••99•• . . . =LOOR °I.. AN :•:!-1, *.SC. a.ea . 34 .4'- vtiIN F;,COR C_4N . • : f y. •. CC. aM a ...L , " - UNIQUE DESIGN FOR LOT WITH REAR LANE ACCESS This Modern Georgian Transitional features a dramatic double arched raised entry with pillars. A fashionable stucco exterior is enhanced by palladian style feature windows. Enter into a spacious foyer open to the second storey and brightened by overhead windows. Both the dining and living room feature vaulted ceilings and stylish window treatments. A gourmet style kitchen provides plenty of cupboard and counter space, a pantry, and a deluxe work island with a wrap around breakfast bar. The family room, open to the nook and kitchen offers a comfortable atmosphere for informal gatherings. Upstairs, the master bedroom features a walk-in closet and a five piece ensuite with a raised swirl tub. The lounge could be used as a games room or, with minor alteration,•could be converted into a fourth bedroom. An unfinished basement awaits your own creative touch. Plans for AT02700B may be obtained for 5440.00 for a package of five complete sets of working prints and $39.00 for each additional set of the same plan. Allow $15.00 extra to cover The cost of postage and handling (B.C. residents add applicable sales tax to plan total). (All Canadian residents add 7% GST to plan total plus postage and handling.) This is one of our new designs. Many innovative plans are now available in our home plan catalogue for $13:85 including postage and handling and 7% GST. Please make aft cheques, money orders, and Visa or MasterCard authorizations payable to: Tynan Design Inc. c/o Exeter Times Advocate Plan of The Week. 13659. 108th Avenue, Surrey B.C. V3T 284. TYNAN DESIGN LTD. I 6(81 All Your most - compete EQUIPMENT RENTAL CENTRE Convenient (f E ulpment Return Facility We deltver 235.290173456 1-80026 RR3 Dain ood (Mt. 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