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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1998-02-04, Page 6Page 6 Times -Advocate; February 4,198 CROSSWORD 4 ACROSS 1. Worth Texas 5. Tamale base 9. Sonic. 13. "Little White Duck,- singer uck'singer 14. Model Elaine 15.- Nastase"o1 tennis . 16. Clammy 17. Beneath 18. Della Wilder 19. Bravo. for a bullfighter - 20. Contends 21. Cul in two.. 22. Clutch 24. Roman statesmen 25, Doesn't depart - 27. Cultured milk 30. -Spectators at an Army-Navy game_ 32. Drill - 33. Auditor's snits 36. Malt. beverages 37. Cries 39. Take it on the 40. Literary monogram 41.. Mind Lat 42. Mr Sister 44. Heavy 46. Legume: old-style 47. •Filled pastry - 50. Famed moralist 52. Put arow 53. Port of Hawai 54. Mouse sighters civ 57. Summoned the butler • 58. Face coverings 60. Splendor' ay the Grass screenwriter 61. Coat -rack 62. Assert - 63. Actor Harry Stanton 64. Before rock or tack 65. the line 66. Expands DOWN ' 1. Generic dog's name . 2. The - Office 3. Apostates 4. Sound o1 disapproval 5. Eerie 6. Symbols of wisdom . 7. 1992'Ecosummit site" 8. Vane di 9. Halve 10. Antipasto item 11. Gretzky. once 12. Pans subway 14. Bird venerated by Egyptians 20. Fathomless 21. Horse father 23. Cerlain breads 24. Whammy - 25. Wound .remnant . 26. Rangy 28. More than overweight 29. Republican inits 31. Take an oath 33. Brought into contempt 34. Toddler 'smuddy - creations - 35. -Actress Archer 38. Remnant 39. Antony's lovefor short 41. )14, Ger • 43. facto . 44. _Bmught up the rear 45. Fastened with brads 47. Sod 48. Heidi s friend in Frankfurt 49. Passenger ship S1. In some other way • 53. Bring on board 55. Mild expletive 56. Rosewall and Norton 58. Vintner's need 59. Vanity 60. Neighbor of: Wy s point to Ponder by Rev. Vernon Dean Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle ere's a point to ponder that I heard just -last week.... There was once a father who loved his son very much but couldn't find any quality time to spend - with him. The father was very busy. making money so he could give his son nice things. The.son wanted to build a tree house but the father always seemed to be too busy. One day when the son was in his teens. he -had a serious acci- dent and ended up in the hospital. dying. The dad frantically tried everything to save his son's life but his condition just grew worse. As the teen drew his last breath. he looked at his father and spoke:to him. I'm sorry. Dad it looks like we won't get around to building that tree house after all. Unfortunately. many people have to lose a son. daughter or spouse before they realize that they were so busy that they never got around to giving the greatest gift of alt. -themselves! Got the point - yet? Vestry meeting at St. Patrick's By H. Davis Saintsbury correspondent SAINTSBURY - Si. Patrick's celebrated their Holy Eucharist ser- vice on February 1 with. The..Rev. Stanley Jay officient. , The children's focus helped them understand annual Vestry and belonging to a church. - The Rev. Stanley Jay presided over the annual vestry meeting. Margaret Carroll read the minutes from last year's, meeting and was reappointed vestry clerk for 1998. Heather MacGillivray will be rec= tor's warden and Kimberley Kelley was elected as people's warden. Hazel Davis will be the lay dele- gate to synod: . Prior'to the.,,treasurer's report, Hazel Davis -read a letter addressed to the rector, warden and board members, from Bishop Townshend, Archbishop of the Diocese, thank- ing them for the effort demonstrat- ed by St. Patrick's for the year 1997 through the diocesan appor- tionment in supporting the ministry of the church. Board members are as follows: Heather MacGillivray, Kimberley Kelley, Margaret Carroll, Hi gh Davis, Viola Atkinson, Suzanne • Davit, Chris Kramer and Hazel Davis with Mary Davis as honorary • member. Suzanne Davis thanked Rev. Jay and all those who helped make such a successful year. Great Chapterwill be held at St. Paul's, Stratford on.February 17: Zurich library repaired after flooding By Carmel Sweeney Zurich correspondent .. ZURICH - 'The annual hake sale and• fundraiser for Bob Miuleholtz in India will he held on,l�chruary 15 al 8'•p.m:•and again on Sunday morning, Fehruary 16 at 10:30 a.m. following the Masses at St. I3onifacc Church. Donations for baking will_be appreciated and can be dropped off before the Mass, - . - lhe library_ has been redecorated after the flouting. Librarian Helen I)ucharinc.and some volunteer helpers will be .some the-books hack lin the shelves this week and it all goes well, the library will he open for business on Thursday from 2 to 5 p.in. Story hour will be at the regular time. Anyone having books at Wine arc asked Itt.hring them hack as soon as possible. 'they can he left :in the drop box if the library is closed. '(irate fire and six "students from St. Boniface School -Youth (Group will be going bowling on February -5 al the ;Town and•('ounlry Lanes. the grade. se\-cn and eight students ►s ill be doing activities. in the.gyin. .lhere.v alt he. a Valentine Dance at the Hens:ill Arena -on Fehruary 14 from 9 to I a.m. Tickets arc $6 1►er.person.al the door. - Some of the highlights -during the next two weeks al (irand Bend Winter Carnival will be the Fashion Show at the Legion this Friday. February 6 at 11 p.m.: the parade on Fehruary 14 at 1 1:30 aril. on Main Street (icon -perishable fond items Scott receives scholarship award Roberta Templeman Staffa correspondent STAFFA - Staffa Women's Institute members and friends have been .quilting at the home of. Claudette Elliott this past couple of weeks. Congratulations to Christopher Scott, son of John and Carol Ann Scott. Cromarty. He was one Of -15 university students who received a Governor General's Canada Scholarship award - in t, Environincntal Science at Ottawa this past week. • . F • Staffa Women's Institute held • their annual potluck supper at the Staffa Hall On Wednesday evening. January Nat 6:30 p.m. John Templeman got home from -University hospital on thc•weck- end: ' will be collected for Blessings- Unlimited lessingsUnlimited Food Bank in Zurich); and the snow sculpturing competi- tion runs from Fehruary 12 to 15. The Sl. Boniface School Council meeting was held on January 28.: Tracey Regier chaired the meet- ing Principal 'Mr.•Kraficlmeck gave the secretary's report. - -Teacher representative Mrs. Willett gave an update of events going on in the school. Students are preparing to say their speeches in the gym on Fehruary 6 -al I p.m. Parents ,and friends are welcome. - Winners will compete at the Legion in Hcnsall on -February .17 at 6:31) p.tn. A pizza lunch will he served.to students on Fehruary 18 A winter carnival. with Outdoor activities -is planned for February- 20 ehruary20 and a 'Valentine's Day' oar Fehruary 14. Betides having First Friday Mass each month at 9 a.m. for theslu dents and teachers, Fr. Wronski and Ir. Morris will have Mass on Ash• Wednesday before classes begin, to • prepare for Lent.. -. The main topic on the agenda was to purchase t-wo separate play= .ground units, one kw older children, and one for younger children: The committee will he having a Time, Talent and 'Treasure Auction on April 26 to raise stoney ,For. ibis projeci, . If anyone shops at M&M. Meat Store in Exeter:they can ask to Om their -purchase amount towards St, Boniface S4hool #12 in 'lurich, as they are operating. a fundraising plan.. - ('ash calendar winners for February- 1 to 7 are: Beattie Rau,- Dashwood au,Dashwood ($100): Susan Leishman, Grand Bend, Jennifer Reed. London. Ray and Sue Snell. Dashwood. Neil Rontphf, Exeter, - Todd and Lisa Morey. Kitchener, 1:di Zeheincr, Hcnsall ($50 each). • Personals ' - Peter and Mary Brand. RR 1 Zurich and two of their children. recently enjoyed a vacation in • Mexico. Wayne and Jody Schilbe and children returned home last Week- end atter spending two weeks visit- ing wish his parents in Florida. After spending the last couple weeks in Zurich visiting -with their parents and-fa_ntily members Mark and Annette Stephan (Regier), returned back home to Hong Kong last Friday. - - . Bernadette Denomme returned on the weekend after spending a vacation in Florida with her daugh- ter and husband. .. Congratulations to Dave and Carolyn Stark .of Windsor on their 2.SIh wedding anniversary- on - Fehruary 9. The,couple will be cel- ebrating with their relatives in Zurich on February 14 with mem- hers of the Stark and Thiel families. Happy birthday wishes go to Beattie Geoffrey of the Rest Horne - who was 75 on February I . - Husband Clarence and family members helped her celebrate on Sunday:.. Dr. Mark E. Jones South Huron Chiropractic Centre Do you suffer from • Headaches • Back pain • Neck pain • CaII 235-4892 493 Main St. EHeter 1011 • • Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello • . • C r" t Home diagnostics is growing as we approach the 21st century. There are home testing kits for AIDS, - blood in the stool, cholesterol'and urinary tract infec- tions. There are also kits -to analyze body fat; detect drugs o1 abuse -and chuck deteriorating vision._Not alt these are available in Canada: yet, but they are coming - Storing',medications in, a bathroom or a kitchen hear any significant source of"heat or moisture such as a sink, shower or dishwasher in creases•the likelihood that the medication will alter-without.you're realiz- ing it. Best storage is a cool,area away from heat, moisture,- direct_ sun light and.children. . The nicotine in tobacco causes the -adrenal glands to secrete hormones that increase blood pressure an_ d heart, rate. February•"is'Heart Month.. Why not stop/smoking now? - If you area heart patient and are taking medications for this, it's good -in- surance to wear a Medic -Alert bracelet or pendant. Medic -Alert is a tion - profit organization -that provides doctors, paramedics -dnd first respond- ers with instant access to reliable medical information in case of a medi- cal emergency. For more information call 1-800-392-8422. t HURON APOTHECARY Ltd. - ' Phone 235-1982 440 Main St, Exeter . "Your Health Care Pharmacy" 1 Baillie's Picture Framing Factory Clearance Sale Ready made frames, pre cut mats, discontinued frame lines, and many limited edition prints. Everything priced to sell! Wed. Feb. 4 at 9 a.m. - Sat. Feb. 7 at 4 p.m.! Huge selection of frames priced 70% below retail! Baillie's Picture Framing 166 Main St. Ailsa Craig, Ont. Reg. hours: Mon. to Fri. 8:30 till 5 p.m. Saturdays by chance • (open til 4 this Sat.) J 1� Ion NANGLE DISCOUT STARES Prices in stied from February 2nd - February 1561,1998 Cover Girl Teddy Bear with Lipstick and Nail Polish '6" Ultra Dish Detergent 900m1. 99¢ ' Hershey Instant Hot Chocolate 175g 81 Pride of the World Fig Bars 21$100 St. Ives Twinpack Shampoo and Conditioner Zest Bar Soap - 6 pack Anapal Collection =699 French Perfumes t1199 9399 Listerine Mouthwash 750m1 with Free Endangered Species Tooth Brush $399 Large selection of valentine Chocolates, Cards, Children's Boxed Cards, Perfufwes, Gla pries, Plush Aw/trials 6 Assorted Gob. 1.1 r J�I�II[��I�ol[1011�1�11�. Come in and get SU'EETHE1VT tipOFDEAL GENERAL ELECTRIC °=1F.e;;t MAYTAG Factory Rebates from $40 to $100 ask about o% Interest terms Only until Valentines Day APPLIANCE CENTRE 390 Main St. S. Exeter 235-0705 13 14 . 15 16 17 -' pi 18 19 1 35 22 23 24 33 34 25 . 27 • 29 30 31 32 3: 36 ■ 37 1111111111 40 ■■ 44 41 r 42 43 45 48 47 52 48 4 49 ... 50- 51 : ' 53 - 54 55 .56 57 61 i 58 59 60 - 62 . 63 64 - - 65 66 ACROSS 1. Worth Texas 5. Tamale base 9. Sonic. 13. "Little White Duck,- singer uck'singer 14. Model Elaine 15.- Nastase"o1 tennis . 16. Clammy 17. Beneath 18. Della Wilder 19. Bravo. for a bullfighter - 20. Contends 21. Cul in two.. 22. Clutch 24. Roman statesmen 25, Doesn't depart - 27. Cultured milk 30. -Spectators at an Army-Navy game_ 32. Drill - 33. Auditor's snits 36. Malt. beverages 37. Cries 39. Take it on the 40. Literary monogram 41.. Mind Lat 42. Mr Sister 44. Heavy 46. Legume: old-style 47. •Filled pastry - 50. Famed moralist 52. Put arow 53. Port of Hawai 54. Mouse sighters civ 57. Summoned the butler • 58. Face coverings 60. Splendor' ay the Grass screenwriter 61. Coat -rack 62. Assert - 63. Actor Harry Stanton 64. Before rock or tack 65. the line 66. Expands DOWN ' 1. Generic dog's name . 2. The - Office 3. Apostates 4. Sound o1 disapproval 5. Eerie 6. Symbols of wisdom . 7. 1992'Ecosummit site" 8. Vane di 9. Halve 10. Antipasto item 11. Gretzky. once 12. Pans subway 14. Bird venerated by Egyptians 20. Fathomless 21. Horse father 23. Cerlain breads 24. Whammy - 25. Wound .remnant . 26. Rangy 28. More than overweight 29. Republican inits 31. Take an oath 33. Brought into contempt 34. Toddler 'smuddy - creations - 35. -Actress Archer 38. Remnant 39. Antony's lovefor short 41. )14, Ger • 43. facto . 44. _Bmught up the rear 45. Fastened with brads 47. Sod 48. Heidi s friend in Frankfurt 49. Passenger ship S1. In some other way • 53. Bring on board 55. Mild expletive 56. Rosewall and Norton 58. Vintner's need 59. Vanity 60. Neighbor of: Wy s point to Ponder by Rev. Vernon Dean Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle ere's a point to ponder that I heard just -last week.... There was once a father who loved his son very much but couldn't find any quality time to spend - with him. The father was very busy. making money so he could give his son nice things. The.son wanted to build a tree house but the father always seemed to be too busy. One day when the son was in his teens. he -had a serious acci- dent and ended up in the hospital. dying. The dad frantically tried everything to save his son's life but his condition just grew worse. As the teen drew his last breath. he looked at his father and spoke:to him. I'm sorry. Dad it looks like we won't get around to building that tree house after all. Unfortunately. many people have to lose a son. daughter or spouse before they realize that they were so busy that they never got around to giving the greatest gift of alt. -themselves! Got the point - yet? Vestry meeting at St. Patrick's By H. Davis Saintsbury correspondent SAINTSBURY - Si. Patrick's celebrated their Holy Eucharist ser- vice on February 1 with. The..Rev. Stanley Jay officient. , The children's focus helped them understand annual Vestry and belonging to a church. - The Rev. Stanley Jay presided over the annual vestry meeting. Margaret Carroll read the minutes from last year's, meeting and was reappointed vestry clerk for 1998. Heather MacGillivray will be rec= tor's warden and Kimberley Kelley was elected as people's warden. Hazel Davis will be the lay dele- gate to synod: . Prior'to the.,,treasurer's report, Hazel Davis -read a letter addressed to the rector, warden and board members, from Bishop Townshend, Archbishop of the Diocese, thank- ing them for the effort demonstrat- ed by St. Patrick's for the year 1997 through the diocesan appor- tionment in supporting the ministry of the church. Board members are as follows: Heather MacGillivray, Kimberley Kelley, Margaret Carroll, Hi gh Davis, Viola Atkinson, Suzanne • Davit, Chris Kramer and Hazel Davis with Mary Davis as honorary • member. Suzanne Davis thanked Rev. Jay and all those who helped make such a successful year. Great Chapterwill be held at St. Paul's, Stratford on.February 17: Zurich library repaired after flooding By Carmel Sweeney Zurich correspondent .. ZURICH - 'The annual hake sale and• fundraiser for Bob Miuleholtz in India will he held on,l�chruary 15 al 8'•p.m:•and again on Sunday morning, Fehruary 16 at 10:30 a.m. following the Masses at St. I3onifacc Church. Donations for baking will_be appreciated and can be dropped off before the Mass, - . - lhe library_ has been redecorated after the flouting. Librarian Helen I)ucharinc.and some volunteer helpers will be .some the-books hack lin the shelves this week and it all goes well, the library will he open for business on Thursday from 2 to 5 p.in. Story hour will be at the regular time. Anyone having books at Wine arc asked Itt.hring them hack as soon as possible. 'they can he left :in the drop box if the library is closed. '(irate fire and six "students from St. Boniface School -Youth (Group will be going bowling on February -5 al the ;Town and•('ounlry Lanes. the grade. se\-cn and eight students ►s ill be doing activities. in the.gyin. .lhere.v alt he. a Valentine Dance at the Hens:ill Arena -on Fehruary 14 from 9 to I a.m. Tickets arc $6 1►er.person.al the door. - Some of the highlights -during the next two weeks al (irand Bend Winter Carnival will be the Fashion Show at the Legion this Friday. February 6 at 11 p.m.: the parade on Fehruary 14 at 1 1:30 aril. on Main Street (icon -perishable fond items Scott receives scholarship award Roberta Templeman Staffa correspondent STAFFA - Staffa Women's Institute members and friends have been .quilting at the home of. Claudette Elliott this past couple of weeks. Congratulations to Christopher Scott, son of John and Carol Ann Scott. Cromarty. He was one Of -15 university students who received a Governor General's Canada Scholarship award - in t, Environincntal Science at Ottawa this past week. • . F • Staffa Women's Institute held • their annual potluck supper at the Staffa Hall On Wednesday evening. January Nat 6:30 p.m. John Templeman got home from -University hospital on thc•weck- end: ' will be collected for Blessings- Unlimited lessingsUnlimited Food Bank in Zurich); and the snow sculpturing competi- tion runs from Fehruary 12 to 15. The Sl. Boniface School Council meeting was held on January 28.: Tracey Regier chaired the meet- ing Principal 'Mr.•Kraficlmeck gave the secretary's report. - -Teacher representative Mrs. Willett gave an update of events going on in the school. Students are preparing to say their speeches in the gym on Fehruary 6 -al I p.m. Parents ,and friends are welcome. - Winners will compete at the Legion in Hcnsall on -February .17 at 6:31) p.tn. A pizza lunch will he served.to students on Fehruary 18 A winter carnival. with Outdoor activities -is planned for February- 20 ehruary20 and a 'Valentine's Day' oar Fehruary 14. Betides having First Friday Mass each month at 9 a.m. for theslu dents and teachers, Fr. Wronski and Ir. Morris will have Mass on Ash• Wednesday before classes begin, to • prepare for Lent.. -. The main topic on the agenda was to purchase t-wo separate play= .ground units, one kw older children, and one for younger children: The committee will he having a Time, Talent and 'Treasure Auction on April 26 to raise stoney ,For. ibis projeci, . If anyone shops at M&M. Meat Store in Exeter:they can ask to Om their -purchase amount towards St, Boniface S4hool #12 in 'lurich, as they are operating. a fundraising plan.. - ('ash calendar winners for February- 1 to 7 are: Beattie Rau,- Dashwood au,Dashwood ($100): Susan Leishman, Grand Bend, Jennifer Reed. London. Ray and Sue Snell. Dashwood. Neil Rontphf, Exeter, - Todd and Lisa Morey. Kitchener, 1:di Zeheincr, Hcnsall ($50 each). • Personals ' - Peter and Mary Brand. RR 1 Zurich and two of their children. recently enjoyed a vacation in • Mexico. Wayne and Jody Schilbe and children returned home last Week- end atter spending two weeks visit- ing wish his parents in Florida. After spending the last couple weeks in Zurich visiting -with their parents and-fa_ntily members Mark and Annette Stephan (Regier), returned back home to Hong Kong last Friday. - - . Bernadette Denomme returned on the weekend after spending a vacation in Florida with her daugh- ter and husband. .. Congratulations to Dave and Carolyn Stark .of Windsor on their 2.SIh wedding anniversary- on - Fehruary 9. The,couple will be cel- ebrating with their relatives in Zurich on February 14 with mem- hers of the Stark and Thiel families. Happy birthday wishes go to Beattie Geoffrey of the Rest Horne - who was 75 on February I . - Husband Clarence and family members helped her celebrate on Sunday:.. Dr. Mark E. Jones South Huron Chiropractic Centre Do you suffer from • Headaches • Back pain • Neck pain • CaII 235-4892 493 Main St. EHeter 1011 • • Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello • . • C r" t Home diagnostics is growing as we approach the 21st century. There are home testing kits for AIDS, - blood in the stool, cholesterol'and urinary tract infec- tions. There are also kits -to analyze body fat; detect drugs o1 abuse -and chuck deteriorating vision._Not alt these are available in Canada: yet, but they are coming - Storing',medications in, a bathroom or a kitchen hear any significant source of"heat or moisture such as a sink, shower or dishwasher in creases•the likelihood that the medication will alter-without.you're realiz- ing it. Best storage is a cool,area away from heat, moisture,- direct_ sun light and.children. . The nicotine in tobacco causes the -adrenal glands to secrete hormones that increase blood pressure an_ d heart, rate. February•"is'Heart Month.. Why not stop/smoking now? - If you area heart patient and are taking medications for this, it's good -in- surance to wear a Medic -Alert bracelet or pendant. Medic -Alert is a tion - profit organization -that provides doctors, paramedics -dnd first respond- ers with instant access to reliable medical information in case of a medi- cal emergency. For more information call 1-800-392-8422. t HURON APOTHECARY Ltd. - ' Phone 235-1982 440 Main St, Exeter . "Your Health Care Pharmacy" 1 Baillie's Picture Framing Factory Clearance Sale Ready made frames, pre cut mats, discontinued frame lines, and many limited edition prints. Everything priced to sell! Wed. Feb. 4 at 9 a.m. - Sat. Feb. 7 at 4 p.m.! Huge selection of frames priced 70% below retail! Baillie's Picture Framing 166 Main St. Ailsa Craig, Ont. Reg. hours: Mon. to Fri. 8:30 till 5 p.m. Saturdays by chance • (open til 4 this Sat.) J 1� Ion NANGLE DISCOUT STARES Prices in stied from February 2nd - February 1561,1998 Cover Girl Teddy Bear with Lipstick and Nail Polish '6" Ultra Dish Detergent 900m1. 99¢ ' Hershey Instant Hot Chocolate 175g 81 Pride of the World Fig Bars 21$100 St. Ives Twinpack Shampoo and Conditioner Zest Bar Soap - 6 pack Anapal Collection =699 French Perfumes t1199 9399 Listerine Mouthwash 750m1 with Free Endangered Species Tooth Brush $399 Large selection of valentine Chocolates, Cards, Children's Boxed Cards, Perfufwes, Gla pries, Plush Aw/trials 6 Assorted Gob. 1.1 r J�I�II[��I�ol[1011�1�11�. Come in and get SU'EETHE1VT tipOFDEAL GENERAL ELECTRIC °=1F.e;;t MAYTAG Factory Rebates from $40 to $100 ask about o% Interest terms Only until Valentines Day APPLIANCE CENTRE 390 Main St. S. Exeter 235-0705