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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-02-26, Page 6i Page 6 Times -Advocate, February 26, 1997 FAMJ!4Y. ?WEME CROSS WORD 'FORGET EGEt' For answers please furs to the Announcements ACROSS 1 Green stones 6 Half: prefix 10 Old -hat 15 Actress Gilbert 19 Texas monument 20 Streetcar 21 Blood of the gods 22 Grouchy person . 23 Stan of a Henny Youngman quip: 5 wds. 26 Folksinger Phil 27 — Vegas • 28 Poi. basically 29 Demi- — (cup • of coffee):. Fr. 30 Literary genre 32 Face part . 33 Nutcase 34 Wrath or sloth 35 A Woods DOWN 36 Max or Max Jr. 39 Pan 2 of quip: 2 wds. 43 Ostentatious 45"--a Grecian Um" 46 The Titanic. for one 47 Oily fruit 48 Tent holders 49 In the distance 50 Ouaint contraction . 54 Protuberances 55 Manipulate 56 Start a garden. 58 Ear • inflammation 59 Hide away 61 Company of • Wile E. Coyote 62 Thoroughfares 63 Suffix 66 Pan 3 o1 quip: 3 wds. 69 Chemical • ending . 70—m me 73 Big chicks 74 Spine -chilling 771mperinent 78 Act like a model 79 °k' abbr. 80 "Peyton —" 84 Bone: prefix 85 It's got you surrounded . 86 Actors' places 87 — Rebellion 88 Battery pan 90 Chocolate - source 92 Harsh 93 Part 4 of quip: 3 wds. 98 Baseball stats 99 Before: poetic .100 Everest and McKinley: abbr. 101 Character of • . Joel Chandler 102 — Carlo Menotti 104 1996 Olympic tennis gold medalist 106. Good. indifferent 107 Coffee brewers 108 Mr, Grissom 1 11' German Composer 112 End of the quip: 3 wds: 116 Derm preceder 117 Eject 118 Millennium upon . • millennium • 119 Raring to go 120 Shell rival. . formerly 121 Gratifies (an • appetite) • 122 Health resorts 123 Lake Malawi. • Harris once • 1 The slammer 2 A. in radio.code 3 "Happy 4 A Philips • 5 Bridge position • 6 Buffet heater 7 Word in a proof 8 — Tse-tung 9 Makes like ` 10 Football • 11 Follows. as • advice: 2 wds. 12 Footwear 13 Patch of turf case - .14 Topsoil problem 52 Nothing. in Nice 15 Aberdonian • • 53 Being Latin 16 Traveling in a 56 British snack • semicircle • 57 Aussie birds . • 17 Enthusiastic like .. 58 CBer's.Word a cheerleader 60 Give - — 18 The A of AWOL (attempt) 24 Poker ploy 61 Positive votes 25 Chips flavor - . 62 Helps in a heist '31 Actress Bening 32 Has a yen for 33 Certain golf club 34 Work the batter 36 Big help 37 Singer Guthrie 38 Author Bagnold 40 Brandy sitcom 41 Tickled pink • 42 Novelist Shaw • 44 Pop quiz. e.g. 48 Demanding 49 Be emotional 51 Small needle 63 Not — — many , 91 Ancient • words . kingdom 64 Sisters • 92 Sty guys. '65 "True —" 93 Navy • . 67 Norse.god constructor 68 University. 94 Church speaker - instruments . 71, Asparagus stalk • 95 Responds to a 72 People for • • stimulus whom items are 96 Stupor • named • 97 She demon 75 — dixit ' 103 -Skiing mecca • 76 News hour 105 "Beatitt" 78 Anglers' site 106 Dover denizen 79 Anjous, e.g. 107 Forearm bone 81 Copycat 108 Wildly 82 A Witherspoon • enthusiastic 83Potato buds • 109 Indians 85 Big fusses 110. Antitoxins 86 Causes of : 113 Eggs .calamity .114 Soak (up) 89 "It was the .115 Put down best — —..." so Is one of the By Trip Payne redactors Cromarty group quilts The group also en- joyed a potluck dinner. Roberta Templeman Staffa-correspondent CROMARTY • The Marian Ritchie_ W,M.S. .and•- Ladies Aid. • met for their February meeting at the home 'of Alice Gardiner, She . - had a quilt in the frame. so several • quilted prior to enjoying a potluck - ' :..dinner of Chinese dishes. The group is studying.China in 1997. Rohcrta Templeman presided for • • the meeting. opening with a reading Spring Awakening"- Cathy' Elliott accompanied on the piano for a . hymn. - Helen Kenrick gave the worship service on "The ..Love of God". m reading Psal103 followed- -y a prayer. - ' Alice Gardiner told about Hong Kong. a 156 year old British colo • - -ny. which is very densely populated and a very- stressful city-. It is also •one of the world's greatest finan- cial centres. President Lillian Sparling presid • cd. for the business with secretary 'Jean Carey- giving the minutes- of .. the previous meeting and reading • • -the correspondence. A committee - was named to head the spring gar- • age sale and Peggy Kerslake looked after getting helpers for the World Day of Prayer meeting. Siaffa Women's Institute mein - hers were invited to join with Kirk - ton and Glen Gowrie .Women's In- stitute at the Kirktoii Community Centre on Wednesday evening. February 19, where they :celebrated their IOOth anniversary. Susan Christie. president of Glen Gowrie. presided opening -with the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart -Collect. -The minutes of the first meeting held in -Stoney Creek were read by Jean . Ratcliffe. Kirkton Branch. The motto. Celebrate the Past. Challenge the Future, was given by thc District President Eleanor Wil- liams. Branch Presidents gave a short history of their branches. Staffa..Glen Gowrie and Kirkton . and answered the roll call by tell- ing what they had accomplished with a Women's institute Lifeskill. The minutes of the first meeting of the Stoney Creek Women's Insti- tute were read and Doris Spencc led some singing. A quiz on the Women's Institute was answered by members and a skit "Did you know?" was given by members of Glen Gowrie • institute. Following the meeting. there was time to look at history books and displays and enjoy refreshments and good fel- lowship. Beta Sigma Phi view videos EXETER - The social committee of Alpha Tau Chapter of Beta Sig- ma Phi planned the program for the February 18 meeting at the home of Mary Jane Taylor. Twelve mem- hers answered the roll call .question to name something connected with . the countries of Germany, Switzer- land or Australia. . During the business meeting the city • council report was given not- ing that thc 50th anniversary of Beta Sigma Phi- in Exeter would he celebrated on June 3. Videos "Today's Germany", "Discover Australia" and "Switzer land" were shown. - A lunch was served by hostesses Verla Russell, Bev Delbridge and.. -Maude Comm. Valentine secret sister gifts were exchanged. Coldwell Banker All- Points Realty Services Wins International Premier Officee-Award (Exeter, ON, February -19. 1997) - •Coldwell Banker All -Points Realty Services has been selected as-thc Coldwell Banker Premier Office. the highest honour given to Coldwell Banker real estate offices that consistently demonstrate exceptional performance and dedication. This is the 2nd year this office has been awarded this distinguished award. John Bearden. President of Coldwell Banker Affiliates of Canada. presented Bob Stoddart. Owner/Broker with the Premier Office award on behalf of Coldwell Banker All -Points Realty Services at the company's annual sales rally. More than 3.000 salespeople across Canada attended this annual event. "The Premier Office designation. is the most impressive honour among individual Coldwell Banker affiliates offices." said John Bearden. Bob and the members of the sales team at Coldwell Banker AII-Points Realty Services have established a standard of excellence for offices throughout the Coldwell Banker system." For local real estate information, call Coldwell Banker All -Points Realty Services at 235-1449. Coldwell. Banker has more than 2.300 residential real estate offices and more than 45,000 sales representatives throughout Canada. the United States and Puerto Rico. ADVERTISEMENT At last, a GIC with guts. Scotia's 2 -Year Stock=Indexed GiC..4Vith a. rate of return 'tied to the performance 'of the -Toronto 35 Index", it offers you the potential for stock market gains with the security of a GJC. Find out more about this safe way to earn potentially greater returns. Drop in or call us at 1-800-387-6507. 11.! %ear%Ironl lh, eo.ned.u• loin 'slut 1. -Ind,., a (.I( Ihr ;wont('4i Irides... still return—. Shows a negative return Increases by 0 • 20% Full amount of principal Principal + actual 9.- increase Increases by more than 20% Principal + 20% 280 Main St. S. Exeter 235-1142 Scotiabank 5. www.scotiabankca The Bank of Rosa Scotia. hlontreat Trutt Company- and Montreal Trutt Company of Canada mauve the right 10 withdraw this offer at ans time. "'The "Toronto )S Index- is a trade -mark ante Toronto Stuck Farehane (the' hange') and all nRhts are reserved The Exchange is not associated with this product and use of the trademterk does not constitute xtement of the product by the Exchange 'Registered Trademark of The Bank of Nova Scoti& r • a Help needed for project HENSALL - , Residents -at Queensway Nursing Home are ask- ing assistance with- a project they' are beginning. At Small Group Dis- cussion residents were reminiscing about the time when everyone had an autograph hook where favorite people would write their auto -- graphs. They. arc starting a scrap - 'hook at Queensway and would wel- come any submissions you could send them. The residents are enjoying assis- tance and prizes. provided .by •Kip - pen United Church Women at Bin- go ;. games each Monday - in February. Tuesday's church service became a time of sharing favorite scripture verses and hymn singing when the pastor was unable to come. ' - Gladys and. Her Merry 'Makers led residents in an afternoon of dancing. handclapping and toe. tap- ping music. • . - Friday m'orning,.: -residents dili- gently worked out- at Fun and Fit- ness;: as they 00 three • mornings each week. In the afternoon there was a gond turnout for the_.Rcadcrs Digest video. Great Hunts. It was all about: the struggle to survive in. the animal kingdom and the deli- cate balance of nature. In the evening. Doug Insley .and Doug Stephens of Exeter provided an .evening of music' at Friendship Friday in -the Retirement Horne Lounge. Coming events ATileShalfB In » We offer -5 large bedroom,. for our bed and breakfast guests -We also offer accomthodations for vour off-site training and meetings, private pool parties; private parties and small receptions. - - To make vour arrangements, please call, . R.R• -1 Centralia 228-9969 • - February 27. 6 p.m.. Seniors Din- ing Group; 7 p.m. Birthday Party with Max and the • Townliners. March 3; 9:30 a.m. Volunteer Aux-• iliary meeting: March 7. 7:30 p.m . Friendship Friday with Clare Massc . and Andrew Rau. Stopovers as comfortable as your vacation. • FREE •par-Idng, .14 days • FRE! airport shuttle (operates 22 hours per day) - • `Children under 18 stay FREE. -it - sharing a room -with parents - • Children 6 and under eat FREE •I Delta Toronto Airport Hotel 1=80(-)-668-1444 (Canada & U:S.) Terms k (ondiiians: - . • (Stools must Gshots salid'auinirr ttitowket at hot', his LAI. • Slavnium:ons night stas • Kati. is hasttl 4,n stngls or. douhiv trccupanr s;per room. lx•r night • 511,15,- . per il,(Nt- per additional adult. per room per iiight.(maumum 4 ,adult<per minis - • Kats•.d„cs not apph 1,• group hooking, • Our rale does not 'minds' ' applicahtet,rsts • Valid until Septemticr 10. Ow 0 miongas energy for you You! It's a win, win' oppor- tunity if you convert .. ral gas before t :.h 15''97•' You can: 1 Get a conversion bonus up to $420 off" 2 Make no payments 'til Nov '97t 3 Have a chance to `Win Your Conversion'" Best of all — you can cut your energy bill in half versus electric: CaII today: 1-800-895-7188 1 DEFERRED PAYMENTS AVAILABLE TO RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS ON APPROVED CREDIT THROUGH UNION GAS. ALL OTHER OFFERS NOT APPLICABLE. OFFER VALID JANUARY 27, 1997 TO MARCH 15, 1997.THERE ARE NO SET-UP FEES OR EARLY PAYMENT PENALTIES FOR FINANCING. TITHE CONVERSION BONUSES ARE ONLY AVAILABLE THROUGH UNION GAS SALES OFFICES. 'REPRESENTS ENERGY SAVINGS WHEN'COMPARING ELECTRIC BASEYOAROOR FORCED AIR FURNACE WITH A HIGH EFFICIENCY NATURAL GAS FURNACE. ANY APPLICABLE TAXES ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE CALCULATIONS. NATURAL GAS PRICES AS OF NOVEMBER 1996. "ONE CONVERSION IS AVAILABLE TO BE WON BY A UNfON GAS CUSTOMER PURCHASING FROM UNION GAS SALES. THE PURCHASE MUST BE FINANCED THROUGH UNION GAS. A ( 4 11 ■■■■ 28 li 3 • ■■!■ 9a ■■ 35.1' ■■ 18 " a • . ■e a, . ■ a.. ■�■■ ., ■■■■ a ■■■! ar. ■■■ an ■■ 50 ■ 51 57 ..1 ! . ■■� 5... ■r' 50 ■■6 SF ■■■e■ ■�67 6l lie 6? ■■ :.N 69 !: 7( 7G ' ®■71 �.■■ 72 ■■ '-: ■■■ ', !!Mil 7r ■■■ 7 • ■■ BC ■ar ■ ■■■■ 81 Mil 84 ■ : ■ 65 ■■a6e■■ 89 92 93 4a Q`' ■■■■■ �.. ■■■■■ n ■ 98 ■ ■■■ 94 • , 101 ■■ tri, - ■!■ ,oa ■ 103 Ina ■ fOS ■■ 111• ■!■' 10' ■■■ 108 109 110 lit ■■■ „? 113 ■e■■■„a ■■■■ t ■■■ 116-.■ 117 ■■!■ 116 ■■■ 119 !■!■ Cromarty group quilts The group also en- joyed a potluck dinner. Roberta Templeman Staffa-correspondent CROMARTY • The Marian Ritchie_ W,M.S. .and•- Ladies Aid. • met for their February meeting at the home 'of Alice Gardiner, She . - had a quilt in the frame. so several • quilted prior to enjoying a potluck - ' :..dinner of Chinese dishes. The group is studying.China in 1997. Rohcrta Templeman presided for • • the meeting. opening with a reading Spring Awakening"- Cathy' Elliott accompanied on the piano for a . hymn. - Helen Kenrick gave the worship service on "The ..Love of God". m reading Psal103 followed- -y a prayer. - ' Alice Gardiner told about Hong Kong. a 156 year old British colo • - -ny. which is very densely populated and a very- stressful city-. It is also •one of the world's greatest finan- cial centres. President Lillian Sparling presid • cd. for the business with secretary 'Jean Carey- giving the minutes- of .. the previous meeting and reading • • -the correspondence. A committee - was named to head the spring gar- • age sale and Peggy Kerslake looked after getting helpers for the World Day of Prayer meeting. Siaffa Women's Institute mein - hers were invited to join with Kirk - ton and Glen Gowrie .Women's In- stitute at the Kirktoii Community Centre on Wednesday evening. February 19, where they :celebrated their IOOth anniversary. Susan Christie. president of Glen Gowrie. presided opening -with the Institute Ode and Mary Stewart -Collect. -The minutes of the first meeting held in -Stoney Creek were read by Jean . Ratcliffe. Kirkton Branch. The motto. Celebrate the Past. Challenge the Future, was given by thc District President Eleanor Wil- liams. Branch Presidents gave a short history of their branches. Staffa..Glen Gowrie and Kirkton . and answered the roll call by tell- ing what they had accomplished with a Women's institute Lifeskill. The minutes of the first meeting of the Stoney Creek Women's Insti- tute were read and Doris Spencc led some singing. A quiz on the Women's Institute was answered by members and a skit "Did you know?" was given by members of Glen Gowrie • institute. Following the meeting. there was time to look at history books and displays and enjoy refreshments and good fel- lowship. Beta Sigma Phi view videos EXETER - The social committee of Alpha Tau Chapter of Beta Sig- ma Phi planned the program for the February 18 meeting at the home of Mary Jane Taylor. Twelve mem- hers answered the roll call .question to name something connected with . the countries of Germany, Switzer- land or Australia. . During the business meeting the city • council report was given not- ing that thc 50th anniversary of Beta Sigma Phi- in Exeter would he celebrated on June 3. Videos "Today's Germany", "Discover Australia" and "Switzer land" were shown. - A lunch was served by hostesses Verla Russell, Bev Delbridge and.. -Maude Comm. Valentine secret sister gifts were exchanged. Coldwell Banker All- Points Realty Services Wins International Premier Officee-Award (Exeter, ON, February -19. 1997) - •Coldwell Banker All -Points Realty Services has been selected as-thc Coldwell Banker Premier Office. the highest honour given to Coldwell Banker real estate offices that consistently demonstrate exceptional performance and dedication. This is the 2nd year this office has been awarded this distinguished award. John Bearden. President of Coldwell Banker Affiliates of Canada. presented Bob Stoddart. Owner/Broker with the Premier Office award on behalf of Coldwell Banker All -Points Realty Services at the company's annual sales rally. More than 3.000 salespeople across Canada attended this annual event. "The Premier Office designation. is the most impressive honour among individual Coldwell Banker affiliates offices." said John Bearden. Bob and the members of the sales team at Coldwell Banker AII-Points Realty Services have established a standard of excellence for offices throughout the Coldwell Banker system." For local real estate information, call Coldwell Banker All -Points Realty Services at 235-1449. Coldwell. Banker has more than 2.300 residential real estate offices and more than 45,000 sales representatives throughout Canada. the United States and Puerto Rico. ADVERTISEMENT At last, a GIC with guts. Scotia's 2 -Year Stock=Indexed GiC..4Vith a. rate of return 'tied to the performance 'of the -Toronto 35 Index", it offers you the potential for stock market gains with the security of a GJC. Find out more about this safe way to earn potentially greater returns. Drop in or call us at 1-800-387-6507. 11.! %ear%Ironl lh, eo.ned.u• loin 'slut 1. -Ind,., a (.I( Ihr ;wont('4i Irides... still return—. Shows a negative return Increases by 0 • 20% Full amount of principal Principal + actual 9.- increase Increases by more than 20% Principal + 20% 280 Main St. S. Exeter 235-1142 Scotiabank 5. www.scotiabankca The Bank of Rosa Scotia. hlontreat Trutt Company- and Montreal Trutt Company of Canada mauve the right 10 withdraw this offer at ans time. "'The "Toronto )S Index- is a trade -mark ante Toronto Stuck Farehane (the' hange') and all nRhts are reserved The Exchange is not associated with this product and use of the trademterk does not constitute xtement of the product by the Exchange 'Registered Trademark of The Bank of Nova Scoti& r • a Help needed for project HENSALL - , Residents -at Queensway Nursing Home are ask- ing assistance with- a project they' are beginning. At Small Group Dis- cussion residents were reminiscing about the time when everyone had an autograph hook where favorite people would write their auto -- graphs. They. arc starting a scrap - 'hook at Queensway and would wel- come any submissions you could send them. The residents are enjoying assis- tance and prizes. provided .by •Kip - pen United Church Women at Bin- go ;. games each Monday - in February. Tuesday's church service became a time of sharing favorite scripture verses and hymn singing when the pastor was unable to come. ' - Gladys and. Her Merry 'Makers led residents in an afternoon of dancing. handclapping and toe. tap- ping music. • . - Friday m'orning,.: -residents dili- gently worked out- at Fun and Fit- ness;: as they 00 three • mornings each week. In the afternoon there was a gond turnout for the_.Rcadcrs Digest video. Great Hunts. It was all about: the struggle to survive in. the animal kingdom and the deli- cate balance of nature. In the evening. Doug Insley .and Doug Stephens of Exeter provided an .evening of music' at Friendship Friday in -the Retirement Horne Lounge. Coming events ATileShalfB In » We offer -5 large bedroom,. for our bed and breakfast guests -We also offer accomthodations for vour off-site training and meetings, private pool parties; private parties and small receptions. - - To make vour arrangements, please call, . R.R• -1 Centralia 228-9969 • - February 27. 6 p.m.. Seniors Din- ing Group; 7 p.m. Birthday Party with Max and the • Townliners. March 3; 9:30 a.m. Volunteer Aux-• iliary meeting: March 7. 7:30 p.m . Friendship Friday with Clare Massc . and Andrew Rau. Stopovers as comfortable as your vacation. • FREE •par-Idng, .14 days • FRE! airport shuttle (operates 22 hours per day) - • `Children under 18 stay FREE. -it - sharing a room -with parents - • Children 6 and under eat FREE •I Delta Toronto Airport Hotel 1=80(-)-668-1444 (Canada & U:S.) Terms k (ondiiians: - . • (Stools must Gshots salid'auinirr ttitowket at hot', his LAI. • Slavnium:ons night stas • Kati. is hasttl 4,n stngls or. douhiv trccupanr s;per room. lx•r night • 511,15,- . per il,(Nt- per additional adult. per room per iiight.(maumum 4 ,adult<per minis - • Kats•.d„cs not apph 1,• group hooking, • Our rale does not 'minds' ' applicahtet,rsts • Valid until Septemticr 10. Ow 0 miongas energy for you You! It's a win, win' oppor- tunity if you convert .. ral gas before t :.h 15''97•' You can: 1 Get a conversion bonus up to $420 off" 2 Make no payments 'til Nov '97t 3 Have a chance to `Win Your Conversion'" Best of all — you can cut your energy bill in half versus electric: CaII today: 1-800-895-7188 1 DEFERRED PAYMENTS AVAILABLE TO RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS ON APPROVED CREDIT THROUGH UNION GAS. ALL OTHER OFFERS NOT APPLICABLE. OFFER VALID JANUARY 27, 1997 TO MARCH 15, 1997.THERE ARE NO SET-UP FEES OR EARLY PAYMENT PENALTIES FOR FINANCING. TITHE CONVERSION BONUSES ARE ONLY AVAILABLE THROUGH UNION GAS SALES OFFICES. 'REPRESENTS ENERGY SAVINGS WHEN'COMPARING ELECTRIC BASEYOAROOR FORCED AIR FURNACE WITH A HIGH EFFICIENCY NATURAL GAS FURNACE. ANY APPLICABLE TAXES ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE CALCULATIONS. NATURAL GAS PRICES AS OF NOVEMBER 1996. "ONE CONVERSION IS AVAILABLE TO BE WON BY A UNfON GAS CUSTOMER PURCHASING FROM UNION GAS SALES. THE PURCHASE MUST BE FINANCED THROUGH UNION GAS. A (