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limes. -Advocate, June 11, 1997
FAMILY
Landscaping. and learning
Grade 12 Environmental Science students were busy. planting shrubs around the new sign -
at South Huron District High School last week. They were taking part' in a landscaping unit
that will eventually add 30 new shrubs to the school grounds. A. similar project -was com-.
pleted'iast year within the courtyard.- Forefront, Judi Wilson and Jennifer. Erb dig into a pile of
top soil as, Isaac Jaques struggles with a wheelbarrow.
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Announcements
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1 No. 1
5 Low island
8 Music 10
Comic's ear
.12 Sting
17 Locale •
18 Chalice
19 Aesop's point
20 Rabbits
22 Mu§cat money
23 VCR command
• 24 Useful
25 Marathon • •
entrant .
26 "Rings on her
fingers. — -
-29 Stumper
• 30 Tablelands
31 San —, Calif
32 Israel's Eban
35 Pants style:
hyph. wd.
38 "Jennifer 8" star
41 Mimic -'
42 Kind of camera:
abbr.
43 Goes bad
44 Octagonal.sign.
45 Eye-catching
47 Lawyers' org.
50 Damp
51 USN officers
52 Bodice '
53 Raffle tickets
55 Fruit treat in
France
57 Overhead rails
• 58 Jog the • •
memory: 3 wds.
60 Pair
• 61 Desert plants
63 Gretchen s •
grandma
64 — around: •
acted playfully
DOWN
1 Fishhook .
' featur " •
2 Huron's
neighbor 33 Superfluous
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3 Official stamp attachments:
•
4,— in the saddle 3 wds.
5 Hol/lay tune • 34 Nursery terror
6.7 WrthBoat obedience
usiast 36 It's thrown in by
losers
. • 37 Mon. follower
• 39 North Woods
roamer
40 Church
projection
41 Arthur of tennis
42 Hears a •
confession
44 Goat pteceder
46. Vaquero's
blanket
• 47 Word
discoveofry.
48 Monkey
49 Windflower . .
• MoLelos
27 Fitness center
28 Moray
31 Comic Sa'
32Fill withdis
8 Site for soaking:
, 2 wds. •
9 Instrumental
movements
10 — and hearty
11 Stouts
• 12 Knee:slappers
13 Goes upward
14 Singer Lennox
15 Tennyson
opener: 4 wds.
16 Abound .
)9 Thomas Hart '
• Benton work
21 Mme. in •
Chance to win a million dollar hole -in -one
planned for July 2 to 6 at Exeter Golf Club
S I liPHI N'I'VVP Everyone has dreamed about heconung a
ritillionairc: Would you travel around the world or just 11. e the life of
luxury:,
Now fs:your chance to possibly` grab some of that cash. Not only is
.there 1 chance for moncy.-for gilts from local businesses and donators
oil also a chance for a new Sunt:.. from Huron Motor Products.
The Stephen Township Arena Board is planning their second annual
Million Dollar Hole -in -One. This exciting
event is planned for -July 2 to.6 and will be
held al the Exeter Golf Club. • '
For only $1' per half or_ 12 halls for S 10
`everyone will get a chance to vie fora
qualifying spot to shoot for the 'million
dollar hole -in -one'. The 120 lucky
golfers who qualify, will shoot for a
.chance at the new car. Out of these
120 golfers. the closest to the pin will
stove on to die next round. This round
sill ..c 11) golfers .huoung for the nullionarrc's prize which will -see
thew inner receive 5l).)(X) pet -year for 20 years. -
"This exciting fundraiser would not he possible without the hard
work and the ongoing support.of the 1.3 -member Centralia-j-luron Park
Lions'Cluh. Not only illi these gentlemen volunteer their time at the
event. give a huge chunk of the monetary support but they are, always
ready to help out our Board in any way) stated Arena Board
chairperson Jack Glavin.
"With the comh.ination of the generosity and support from local
businesses and the hard work of ourown Arena Board members. this
event will definitely he exciting. fun to watch and possibly: a new
millionaire' will surface ." added.Glavin.
• The, Stephen Township Arena Board is a group of hardworking
:individuals who definitely have- the spirit ol'the community -in mind. :\
lot of diligent work and hodrs (last year the amount totalled 800) •go
into a fundraising event -Of this capacity: - : -!
So, get your golf clubs ready! There are prizes galore 10 he won and
the ultimate independence olihecorning a millionaire.
Plans
complete for
next Drop -In
By Liz Sangster
Hensall correspondent
- Come out and visit.'
with your Inends or make new ones
at the Hensall arid'Area Communi-
ty -Drop-In. Our -next • Drop -In will -
hg 4icld Thursiiay. June 19 at the
Halsall United Church. •Vr'e begin
our. day with foot care at 10. am.. '
Please contact - Marg Cole at 262-
2304.'if you are interested in sched-
uling an appointment.' Following
lunch. Harriet • Vanderhureht. and •
Diane Miller will entertain Yus with
their Iin'el% voices. Our musical en-
tertainment ..w ill. he followed by
Connie Kutz.• a speaker. Froin Public
Health.We . wrap up our day with .
games of cards lift (hose who wish
,—to stay. Cost is S4.00 per person.
'transportation can he. arranged it:
required. To. make.reservations
contact Marg Cole a 262-2304 or
Shannon .-Dougherty 'at 235-0258..
he morn on \londay. June 16. This
event is sponsored by the Town and
Country Home •Support..• service:
and local volunteers.
The PCW of Carmel Presbyterian
.Church entertained ladies from St.
Andrews. Kippen and Caven.. Ex-
eter at their June meeting. President
Marilyn Caiiiphell introduced the
guest speaker. Janice ,Oke, who
spoke about her work With the
VON. Jan Baker thanked Oke and •
presented her with ,a gift. Bev Moir
and Baker were in charge of the
worship. Dorothy "Taylor was the
pianist for the ministry of song.
Lunch was served.
At Hensall United Church. Rev.
Robert Peebles was the guest min-
ister. Mark Garlough was in charge
of the ministry of song.'Bill Noakes
and Jerry Traquair-werethe ushers
with Rayc Jacohe looking after the
elevator. Sugilay school graduation
will be ncxtSunday.
The sympathy of the community
goes to Donna Smale on the loss of
her _brother, Nornlan and George.
and to the relations of the late Alma
Borland
Capsule Comments
with Ernie Miatello
To contra! prescription drug fraud, the state of New!
Jersey has developed prescription forms made of
oon-erasable paper that can't be• reproduced on a
photocopier. It is hoepd this will cut down on abuse -
and fraud.
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Our sense'pf hearing is very precious. Sound is measured indecibels
(db) and,it's generally agreed that nosies_ below-80db are safe. but pro-
longed exposure to sounds above ' 9odb can • gradaully cause loss of
hearing: 'Some exaples include: rock concets•and pneumatic drills:
140db: jet plane taking off: 12000: chain saw: 110 db: power lawn-
mower: 90 db': Play is safe and protect your:hearing.
NOP
Always heed the• "shake well" label on liquid medications: Some medi-
cations are suspensions and the medication settles to the bottom of
the bottle. Shaking will distribute the medication evenly throughout the
:liquid and ensure.you get -the right.dose. . z.
Be prepared for.sumrriertime emergencies: Pack'a first aid kit contain-
. ing the following items. 'just in case": sunscreen (SPF of 15 or higher).
antibroitic ointment, antihistamine tablets. insect repellent (shouldcon-
Win DEET), calamine lotion: painkillesr. like Acetaminophen, -plus an as-
sortrhent ot•supplies•like-scirrors,-bandages. gauze pads, thermome-
ter. rubbinb alcohol. etc.
HURON APOTHECARY Ltd.
. Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter
"Your"Health Care Pharmacy" •
Dfid-uffr Smits ►01
Prices in effect from June 9th to June 22nd, 1997
Cheer Laundry Detergent 2 Liter
Folger Ground Coffee 300 gr
S349
5349
Aim Toothpaste 100 ml 990.
Degree Solid Deodrant
All Frangrances 6Q gr 5199
English Leather Aftershave 220 ml
Turtles Boxed Chocolate 400 gr.
25% off All Men's and Ladies Wallets & Billfolds
Large Selection of Humorous T -Shirts
for Dads $999
Remember Our Photo Finishing Includes Second Set
of Prints Free at al! times 141
5999
5799
65 Shot from cover
66 Front porch
features
68 Sheep cry
71 Moves at an
angle
72 Eilmdom's Sean
73 Astrodome
tenants
75 Suggestive
76 Mongrel
77 Greek letter
78 Reading matter
at your
•fingertips
79 Muslim title
80 Baby's
complaint
' 82 Bradstreet
partner .
83 — bargain
84 Linguist Mario
85 Hotel honcho-
. 2 wds.•
89 Marion or
-"Happy Days'
90, Railroad switch
92 Herb .
94 Fragrant oils
96 Remarkably
distinct 5 wds •
102 Aquarium fish
103 George M. —
104 Int. Lab. Tech
105 Concept in, '
Caen
106---I would
leave you':
Camelot .
107 Choose
108 Wooden tub:
dialect
. 109 — Van Pallandt
1 i0, Consumers..
• 111 Withered _
11211 •
113Terr Hatcher's
co-star
Smaller than
lordeaux
export
55 Lonesome .
56 Remnant of
USSR
59 A Beatty
60 Superior of Mal` .
62 Hayworth role
64 Attention -getter
65 Military tactic
.6.6 Architectural'
'order
67 Lingerie item
69 City on fhe .
Rhone
70 On the briny
71 Hit with the
palm .
72 Downsize a
- herd
80 Lit. j ‘:.d
smuof: r s
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81 Johnny Bench.
for one
82 Daily writer
85 One who inters
86 Vaudevillian's
" mecca -
87. Council of — .
88 Mr. Parseghian
89 Genetic
material , •
91 Cut by50%
93 BOne: comb.
form •
94 Henchman's
friend .
•_95 Soybean
product.
96 Serves .:
perfectly
97 Filet of —
74 Kind of suction 98 Tough situation
76 Stable -' . - 99 -Ms: Mc.Cluig • -
youngster.. 100 -A Horne -
78 Cottage 101 Lanky
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