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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1997-03-26, Page 6Page.. 6 Time's -Advocate, March 26, 1997 FAMILY THEME CROSS WORD `HOKEY, SOAKY, JOKEY' For answers please turn to the Announcements ACROSS 1 Freudian concerns 7 Mother 44 Florence's river 13 Condoling . words: 2 wds. 45 Wooden shoes 19 Erodes- 2 wds 47. Active sort . 20 Bring out again. ' 48 — hall as a police case 52 Elk's ilk 21 Skyway 2 wds 53-Top•ot-the•line 22 Start of a quip: 54 P rt3 of quip 2 wds ' 24 of the Fall" 57 Devil 25 — du Diable 59 What you used 26 Used to be to be • 27 More sensible ' 60 Viewpoint 29 Fury 61 Forcibly remove 30 Lucie's lather' 64 2 d44 of quip: 31 Desert region • 34 English county - 69 Miss Piggy. a g. 36 Pan 2 of quip - 5 wds 41 — St. Helens 42 Ms. Curie 43 Actress Massey 70 Kind of stew 72 Paris airport 73 Like galleys 75 Part 5 of quip 2 wds 79 Party pooper.,•. 80 Actress Semms 84 'Diana* singer 85"— Ben Adhem' 86 Oliver Twist character" 87 Medieval drink 88 Furious person 90 First show of a series 92 — firma 93 End of the quip - 6 wds . 98 Popular condiment 99 Canadian capital 100 Moran or Gray 101 Us: Ger 102 — eclipse 104 Taven stock 105 Money . • machine. for short • 108 Sentries of a sod 111 Speaker of the quip: 2 wds. 116 Buttercup relative 117 "You don't says 118 He's at home , 119 Hardest to find 120 Good qualities 121 Hoist by one's own — DOWN 28 Gambia or • Zambia 1 Pastrami parlor 30 Charitable 2 Actor Julia • -contributors • 3 Major ending 31 Otto's owner 4 Silvery gray . 32 Is a copycat 5 "Sextette- • 33 Term of . s actres. 2 wds' endearment 6 Urgency 34 Article in • • 7 Based on actual Aachen events - 15 Flower part 8 Chariot ending - -36 .enter 9 Reiner or Lowe 37 Old character 67 Hounds' quarry 10 Carol Browner's 38 Singer Warwick, 68 God of war agcy ._ - 39 Designer • 71 Begins - brand 1 1 Perceive v;a Cassini 74 Loweran dignity • 106 Alaslta, once: sight. e -g. 40 Sported 76 Kind of palm _ abbe 12 Turkish capital 41.-- Max' 13 Wedding -cake 45 Inspector - layer : Clouseau's helper - • 15 Cornda cry . • 46 Moistened clay 16 Exile 47 Magician - 17 A Martin • Henning 18 Change - -' 49 — Benedict . -fireman: to . . , 50 Vaughn.role . -firefighter" '51 Ragout. for one 21 Pintful. perhaps 54 Con -game 23 Runny cheese conspirator • 55 — Express 58 Despise 58 1968 U S. Open -winner • 59'By way of. for short . 61 Ms. Hayworth ' 62 Tehran's locale 63 Floppy item - 65 Health food 66 Began liking: 2 wds. 92 Kind of -galley 93 Tropical fruit 94 Heavy overcoat 95 Arenas 96 Retainers 97 Got older: 2.wds. 98 -Sweetener 102 Time to give u 103 French article .104 Garden spots 105. Tennis -shoe 7.7 Director Ferrara 78 The — — the - street (rumors) 79 Flora and fauna 81 TV's=Griffin 82 — Tyler Moore 83 Boise's county 86 Unhurried 99 "That's it!" 90 Supporters 91 Longshore- • men's grp • • r',Fair ,a -ita ty Microwave Caramel Popcorn ' Ne•mi:', still have some blustery winter days! So ;t.is always good to be prepared.for movie night at -home! -Here is a no mess popcorn recipe- my kind of clean-up, • This makes. a great birthday bag treat, -or a yummy garage sale addition.. what -about a Sunday School treat! Have fur making and enjoy eating. ' - • 3-5 qts (3 batches) popped popcorn • Place the.popcorn in well sprayed (with Pam or similar rrcduc t) brown paper. grocery bag. • in a separate pan melt /2 cup margarine - ' cup brown 'sugar • id yup corn syrup • • 3ciI, men remove and acc•. /2 tsp soda. As it foams. pour over -popcorn. Shake weir or stir. Close up bag. Place microv'ave Microwave on HIGH 1-) /2 min. Shake.- MicH:'ave on NIGH' 1-1 /2 min. Shake, then twice more Mk: !IGH fr`r 30 seconds. Shake in between. Yummy! Debby Wagler 107 TV's talking horse -.2 wds: 109 Uncle: Scottish 110 Calendar pages: abbr. 112 "— bodkins!' -113 Scottish river 114- Lease out 115 Fitting By Trip Payne Spring arrives at the Villa EXETER - The spnng reunion at the Exeter Villa was a great after- noon for residents, and their fami- lies and friends. Barb Keyes of the Villa staff coordinated the event. with plenty. of entertainment and good food. The Villa celebrated St. Patrick', Day by wearing green. Other green festivities included a Saturday af- ternoon Irish coffee and a travel log to Ireland. - Many of the Villa evenings have been filled with music and. enter- . tainment °by groups such as the . Christian Refrirmed Choir. Jack Wilds and friends. Doug Steven'. Band. Marjorie Johns and friend. Girl Guides, Lioness and the Le- gion Ladies. The Legion ladies have an evening of Bingo -games . for the residents` once a month. al- ways a highlight for the residents. Many people came out to cele- brate Bea Tate's 90th birthday. hosted by Bea's family and friends. Villa residents'. • will , celebrate Easter with a Tea and Draw on - March 25. The prizes are a choco- late Easter bunny donated by Sugar and Spice of -Strathroy and an East -er basket by Kelly Glady of Basket - works. ' Sunrise service at Elimville Rhoda Rohde Thames Road correspondent THAMES ROAD-- Rev Jack To_Imay was in charge the Palrp Sunday service at -Thames. Road United Church. ihere were two Easter -lilies on the plgttorm and an Easter Kanner tiung'up...- ' . .• Rev. Tglmay told the children astory about Pains Sunday. He gave each chikh:t palm branch and they broke off a leaf and gave it to each person in - the church. . - - The choir sang "Hosanna to the King".aecompanied by •organist ,‘fines Bray. Ray Cann and Kay Cunnington were the greeters and received the offering. . The title of .Rcv;.Tulmay s sermon was "Enterine.the Gate." Lenten Bible Study'. will he held Wednesday' evening at the manse at p.m. . On March.26 Elimville C.C.W. "will ineet at !I p.m. The theme will he Easter with a roll call to 'tell an Easter custom from another country'. Jean Johns and Ola Batten will conduct the program and a lunch will he provided by Sandra Rowe and Janet Coward. • - Cortlmunion. will he served at a Good Friday joint service on March is at Thamet Road at 7:30 p.m. A sunrise scrvicc.is planned at Elimville Clt:urch at 8 a.m. on March ail with breakfast to follow. -At 10 :tan, a joint church service will fie field .it Elimville. There is -a sheet of paper at each church to sign up for the break fast. • If you would like to place an Easter lily in the church for Easter Sunday in -memory of a loved rine. contact Sharon Passmore at -235-270K. Brine them to church just prior to the service on Easter Sunday morning. • Sunbeams will meet April 3 at Thames Road Church. at 9;30 a.m•. The .:hildren will he painting T-shirts kir. spring. Everyone is to bring a plant T -shin 10 tit your child and apiece of cardboard to put in the middle to act :1s a hlotter.- - - On April 7. "Thames Road f:.C.W: will meet. Beatrice Dawson. Marion Cann. Kay Cunnington and Janis Richardson will conduct the program. Me group is entertaining Kirkton. Zinn West. Caven and Statfa women. Lunch will.heserved by Groups.0 and W. - Personals - • Get well wishes :w extended to Frances Kints. who. returned home on "Thursday from South Huron Hospital alter having been inured in a car ac- adertt recently: - • . Get well wishes are,dso extended to -John Pym who underwent hip Sur- •)ery at SI. Joseph', Health Centre last week. He returned home on Satur- day. A play in the Dutch language ,t.)DSfC>CK the Wootlsteck • Uui.h Theatre Group has plans tar its .I997 rniductwn "Een Bceld Van -'n \I,ut '. a three -act comedy irt the Dutch language written by 1 Henunink-Kamp. The play docu- ments the goings on in the Baron , :,uden as observed by -a most unu- sual statue.'This humorous prpduc tion •huuld prdvide some goiud old - t ishlono:d Dutch entertaminent. The • play. will be presented at four Ioea- unn... On April 12. the Clinton Town Hall will'be the venue and the. play will begun at 7:31) p.m. Tickets are c..unable by .ending a cheque and •-.unped..elf-addressed envelupeto -.ie Uuetter. 41)4) Victoria St.. Clio- -1). NOM .110 i431-9251) or they ,utv he purchased at The Dutch Store located on •Chnlon'\ Main Street. OnMarch 7 and 8 the per- tu itiiince will tie held at Wood - ,tock Market - Centre Theatre ' at 8 p.m. :int: on March 21 •and 22 at the . 1 lnidon Dutch Canadian hail at 8 11.n►. For tickets, send a cheque and a stamped .elf -addressed envelope t1 \.ruin Rodenhurg, RR 4 tha- nrc-told. NUM .MQ or call 283- t• `5 .:\dsanee tickets are strongly 1econunended. On April 5. the play will be per- formed er- formed in Peterborough at 8 p.m. Ilckets to this performance are .i.ailable from Maggie's Meat Mar- ket (748-0282) lir by sending a heque and, a stamped self- addressed envelope to Frank Mee - vis, 25 Emils \lanor Drive. Ome- n1ee. Kf)I_ 2N0 . "99-'691(11. Map OMNI 1tmWil IUD Otto's Country Bakery 367 Main St. S. Exeter 235-2525 For your Easter Baked Goods Easter Eggs, Cupcakes. Cakes on Order. Buns for your Easter Dinner c11) 4? ,could like to wish omveybody a 91appy aster oral. !ferry:m11�S1011 19Smiles $E,99 $4.99 Session Fee. Paid al lime of pholoprephy. Not included In advertised offer. Kodak 19 Full Colour Professional Quality Portraits PACKAGE OFFER: (-8X/0*, 2-5x7'5*, 16,Wallet Sire (2x1*) Package offer features our selection (1 pose) on traditional background LIMA 0118(,1s 11 often pp seliia'Nst •PerMad sins swasimmN. All am Faka1M, nlleera artier 11 mn moil be ucofHIM117 a pivot. Satistsc tae pearaii101 ANlneeal winds ara,Ialia 11 raasenaNI pride. . AAN , /114441•• nr44114.4r 193 Main St. S., Exeter Promotion Dates: Sat., April 5, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Call for appointment: 235-2552 Service award Hugh Davis receives a service, award in recognition of 3i years as" Road Superintendent -for •Biddulph Township.: The award was presented to Toronto by Ontario Minister of Transportation Al Palladini on Feb: 25 at the Ontario Good Roads Convention., or1 '0c cO/ / jam( ciorvcr This gear, yourresolution can actually live to see spring! Lose 2:7 lbs. per week with no pre --packaged. foods or powders. Weight loss results are guaranteed. "TAKE CONTROL - IF LOSING 20 lbs. BEFORE JUNE 1/97. APPEALS TO YOU!" Let the magic work for you! For your personal free no obligation consultation, call Lori, Susi or Shauna 235-3088 1 I'- A well prepared resume will help you get the job you are looking for! A education Isere J J _I, i J ] 1-] factors resume detailing an applicant's work history and is extremely helpful to an employer who is seeking a person for a specific job vacancy. Your personal resume should accompany your letter of application. are some guidelines to follow in prepartngJ your resumes: Make it clear, concise and easy to read - and :10 longer than two pages The resume should be typed on 8 1/2" x 11" white paper with enough white space to prevent a cluttered look Start with your name, address and phone number Next under a sub -heading "Work History" detail the previous jobs you've held - in reverse date order - that is, last job first. Use a separate paragraph for each position and precede it with the dates you held that position. State the job title, a brief description of the responsibilities - and the results you achieved. The next section of your resume should come under the sub -heading of "Education". Start with the highest degree obtained or grade completed, followed by the name of the institution at which you studied. Follow this with previous education attainments. At the end, list any specific' instructional courses you have attended in conjunction with your work. • Under the sub -heading "tliations", list membersnips and/or offices held in prof'-sional or induh try associations. Under the sub -heading "Personal Interests" list any activities which you feel will be of interest to the employer - such as volunteer work, etc. Your letter of application and your resume will be the that make the employer decide whether to short list you for an Interview. So make It as Impressive as you can - but stick to the facts. h - 9 10..1* 1;., 424 Main St. Exeter (519) 235-1331 11 to 11". .16 17 1e 2'1 - _• 41 - - .11 4n - i. 1 a,, sa. 017 IyI i!Th i ',.3 55 r. rp - ' 50 ) 64 6.5 1.6 F: 68 - 69' ' t in fio Pt FZ 83 86 1 8- by90 91 92 .. . - 46 97 11 10'0 ..- .n3. 0.1 • - . Uei 1116. 00 . Ata 115 r',Fair ,a -ita ty Microwave Caramel Popcorn ' Ne•mi:', still have some blustery winter days! So ;t.is always good to be prepared.for movie night at -home! -Here is a no mess popcorn recipe- my kind of clean-up, • This makes. a great birthday bag treat, -or a yummy garage sale addition.. what -about a Sunday School treat! Have fur making and enjoy eating. ' - • 3-5 qts (3 batches) popped popcorn • Place the.popcorn in well sprayed (with Pam or similar rrcduc t) brown paper. grocery bag. • in a separate pan melt /2 cup margarine - ' cup brown 'sugar • id yup corn syrup • • 3ciI, men remove and acc•. /2 tsp soda. As it foams. pour over -popcorn. Shake weir or stir. Close up bag. Place microv'ave Microwave on HIGH 1-) /2 min. Shake.- MicH:'ave on NIGH' 1-1 /2 min. Shake, then twice more Mk: !IGH fr`r 30 seconds. Shake in between. Yummy! Debby Wagler 107 TV's talking horse -.2 wds: 109 Uncle: Scottish 110 Calendar pages: abbr. 112 "— bodkins!' -113 Scottish river 114- Lease out 115 Fitting By Trip Payne Spring arrives at the Villa EXETER - The spnng reunion at the Exeter Villa was a great after- noon for residents, and their fami- lies and friends. Barb Keyes of the Villa staff coordinated the event. with plenty. of entertainment and good food. The Villa celebrated St. Patrick', Day by wearing green. Other green festivities included a Saturday af- ternoon Irish coffee and a travel log to Ireland. - Many of the Villa evenings have been filled with music and. enter- . tainment °by groups such as the . Christian Refrirmed Choir. Jack Wilds and friends. Doug Steven'. Band. Marjorie Johns and friend. Girl Guides, Lioness and the Le- gion Ladies. The Legion ladies have an evening of Bingo -games . for the residents` once a month. al- ways a highlight for the residents. Many people came out to cele- brate Bea Tate's 90th birthday. hosted by Bea's family and friends. Villa residents'. • will , celebrate Easter with a Tea and Draw on - March 25. The prizes are a choco- late Easter bunny donated by Sugar and Spice of -Strathroy and an East -er basket by Kelly Glady of Basket - works. ' Sunrise service at Elimville Rhoda Rohde Thames Road correspondent THAMES ROAD-- Rev Jack To_Imay was in charge the Palrp Sunday service at -Thames. Road United Church. ihere were two Easter -lilies on the plgttorm and an Easter Kanner tiung'up...- ' . .• Rev. Tglmay told the children astory about Pains Sunday. He gave each chikh:t palm branch and they broke off a leaf and gave it to each person in - the church. . - - The choir sang "Hosanna to the King".aecompanied by •organist ,‘fines Bray. Ray Cann and Kay Cunnington were the greeters and received the offering. . The title of .Rcv;.Tulmay s sermon was "Enterine.the Gate." Lenten Bible Study'. will he held Wednesday' evening at the manse at p.m. . On March.26 Elimville C.C.W. "will ineet at !I p.m. The theme will he Easter with a roll call to 'tell an Easter custom from another country'. Jean Johns and Ola Batten will conduct the program and a lunch will he provided by Sandra Rowe and Janet Coward. • - Cortlmunion. will he served at a Good Friday joint service on March is at Thamet Road at 7:30 p.m. A sunrise scrvicc.is planned at Elimville Clt:urch at 8 a.m. on March ail with breakfast to follow. -At 10 :tan, a joint church service will fie field .it Elimville. There is -a sheet of paper at each church to sign up for the break fast. • If you would like to place an Easter lily in the church for Easter Sunday in -memory of a loved rine. contact Sharon Passmore at -235-270K. Brine them to church just prior to the service on Easter Sunday morning. • Sunbeams will meet April 3 at Thames Road Church. at 9;30 a.m•. The .:hildren will he painting T-shirts kir. spring. Everyone is to bring a plant T -shin 10 tit your child and apiece of cardboard to put in the middle to act :1s a hlotter.- - - On April 7. "Thames Road f:.C.W: will meet. Beatrice Dawson. Marion Cann. Kay Cunnington and Janis Richardson will conduct the program. Me group is entertaining Kirkton. Zinn West. Caven and Statfa women. Lunch will.heserved by Groups.0 and W. - Personals - • Get well wishes :w extended to Frances Kints. who. returned home on "Thursday from South Huron Hospital alter having been inured in a car ac- adertt recently: - • . Get well wishes are,dso extended to -John Pym who underwent hip Sur- •)ery at SI. Joseph', Health Centre last week. He returned home on Satur- day. A play in the Dutch language ,t.)DSfC>CK the Wootlsteck • Uui.h Theatre Group has plans tar its .I997 rniductwn "Een Bceld Van -'n \I,ut '. a three -act comedy irt the Dutch language written by 1 Henunink-Kamp. The play docu- ments the goings on in the Baron , :,uden as observed by -a most unu- sual statue.'This humorous prpduc tion •huuld prdvide some goiud old - t ishlono:d Dutch entertaminent. The • play. will be presented at four Ioea- unn... On April 12. the Clinton Town Hall will'be the venue and the. play will begun at 7:31) p.m. Tickets are c..unable by .ending a cheque and •-.unped..elf-addressed envelupeto -.ie Uuetter. 41)4) Victoria St.. Clio- -1). NOM .110 i431-9251) or they ,utv he purchased at The Dutch Store located on •Chnlon'\ Main Street. OnMarch 7 and 8 the per- tu itiiince will tie held at Wood - ,tock Market - Centre Theatre ' at 8 p.m. :int: on March 21 •and 22 at the . 1 lnidon Dutch Canadian hail at 8 11.n►. For tickets, send a cheque and a stamped .elf -addressed envelope t1 \.ruin Rodenhurg, RR 4 tha- nrc-told. NUM .MQ or call 283- t• `5 .:\dsanee tickets are strongly 1econunended. On April 5. the play will be per- formed er- formed in Peterborough at 8 p.m. Ilckets to this performance are .i.ailable from Maggie's Meat Mar- ket (748-0282) lir by sending a heque and, a stamped self- addressed envelope to Frank Mee - vis, 25 Emils \lanor Drive. Ome- n1ee. Kf)I_ 2N0 . "99-'691(11. Map OMNI 1tmWil IUD Otto's Country Bakery 367 Main St. S. Exeter 235-2525 For your Easter Baked Goods Easter Eggs, Cupcakes. Cakes on Order. Buns for your Easter Dinner c11) 4? ,could like to wish omveybody a 91appy aster oral. !ferry:m11�S1011 19Smiles $E,99 $4.99 Session Fee. Paid al lime of pholoprephy. Not included In advertised offer. Kodak 19 Full Colour Professional Quality Portraits PACKAGE OFFER: (-8X/0*, 2-5x7'5*, 16,Wallet Sire (2x1*) Package offer features our selection (1 pose) on traditional background LIMA 0118(,1s 11 often pp seliia'Nst •PerMad sins swasimmN. All am Faka1M, nlleera artier 11 mn moil be ucofHIM117 a pivot. Satistsc tae pearaii101 ANlneeal winds ara,Ialia 11 raasenaNI pride. . AAN , /114441•• nr44114.4r 193 Main St. S., Exeter Promotion Dates: Sat., April 5, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Call for appointment: 235-2552 Service award Hugh Davis receives a service, award in recognition of 3i years as" Road Superintendent -for •Biddulph Township.: The award was presented to Toronto by Ontario Minister of Transportation Al Palladini on Feb: 25 at the Ontario Good Roads Convention., or1 '0c cO/ / jam( ciorvcr This gear, yourresolution can actually live to see spring! Lose 2:7 lbs. per week with no pre --packaged. foods or powders. Weight loss results are guaranteed. "TAKE CONTROL - IF LOSING 20 lbs. BEFORE JUNE 1/97. APPEALS TO YOU!" Let the magic work for you! For your personal free no obligation consultation, call Lori, Susi or Shauna 235-3088 1 _ Itttliitt it A well prepared resume will help you get the job you are looking for! A education Isere J J _I, i J ] 1-] factors resume detailing an applicant's work history and is extremely helpful to an employer who is seeking a person for a specific job vacancy. Your personal resume should accompany your letter of application. are some guidelines to follow in prepartngJ your resumes: Make it clear, concise and easy to read - and :10 longer than two pages The resume should be typed on 8 1/2" x 11" white paper with enough white space to prevent a cluttered look Start with your name, address and phone number Next under a sub -heading "Work History" detail the previous jobs you've held - in reverse date order - that is, last job first. Use a separate paragraph for each position and precede it with the dates you held that position. State the job title, a brief description of the responsibilities - and the results you achieved. The next section of your resume should come under the sub -heading of "Education". Start with the highest degree obtained or grade completed, followed by the name of the institution at which you studied. Follow this with previous education attainments. At the end, list any specific' instructional courses you have attended in conjunction with your work. • Under the sub -heading "tliations", list membersnips and/or offices held in prof'-sional or induh try associations. Under the sub -heading "Personal Interests" list any activities which you feel will be of interest to the employer - such as volunteer work, etc. Your letter of application and your resume will be the that make the employer decide whether to short list you for an Interview. So make It as Impressive as you can - but stick to the facts. We can help you get an impressive and professional -looking resume Call Debbie Lord at [tet o a: -A 0 *keg_Ip J� 424 Main St. Exeter (519) 235-1331