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Exeter Times -Advocate
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1. Waling stick
5. 'Now I know my _;
next time won't you
sing with me'
9. Western Sarnoa
13. _ Trebek, game
show host
14. A spore -producing
structure in certain
lichens and fungi
16. Style
17. Ancient Japanese
religious center
18. Pores in a leaf
19. Major; dominant
20. Lack o1 moral
standards in a society
22. To plot against
something or someone
24. Tax collection agency
25, Large Australian
flightless bird similar
to the ostrich
26. Ethiopian lake
29. No longer paid hourly
wages
34. VII
35. A layer, as in paper
towel or toilet paper
36. _ mater, one's school
37. Pub order
38. Taxi
39. The longest division of
geological time
40. _ Harvey, comedian
42. Use scissors
43. Angle under 90'
45. Eliminations, as with
a pencil
47. Emits adherent
radiation
To force open with a
lever or a crowbar
49. Swiss river
50. Saltiness
55. Deadly
59. Used esp. as a culture
medium and a gelling
agent in foods
60, CM rights group
62. About aviation: prefix
63. Surrender possession
of
64. Brooks, country
singer
65. Take; snatch
66. Unlockers
67. Russian river
68. James _, American
steam engineer
48.
DOWN
1. Town In Galilee
2. Alda. actor
3. He fiddled
4. Look at caretufy
5. Donkeys
6. Botany: abbr.
7. Crocodile: shortened
torn
8. Large wrestler
9. Japanese fried dish
10. Jai
11. Den
12. _ Frank's diary
15. In a m.. ally stable
way
21. Middle t , st country
23. Senior officer: abbr.
26. Hcahrew letter
27. Scads
28. Oats
29. Small fights, usually in
relationships
30. A dose -sleeved linen
liturgical vestment worn
by priests
31. Severe colic
32. Dramatically express
emotion
33. Claire _, young
actress
38. White ball in billiards
41. Strives towards a goal
42. Weeping
43. Wings
44. Transporting by cart
46. A vessel for storing
cremated ashes •
49. The first letter of the
Greek alphabet
50. Tackle the quarterback
61. Ph1 _, loner CIA
agent
52. Disney cartoon, ,
_ And Me Tramp
63, Afrikaans
54. Agile, lively
56. The queen of the gods
in ancient mythology
67. Rumanian city
56. Lofts, as in a pitch
61. Canon: abbr.
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Saintsbury children
By H. Davis
r5A1NTSUURY CORRES1ONDENT
SAINTSBURY - My
apologies, omitted from
last week's news of the
funeral of the late Mary
Davis, cousins Wendy
Hardy of Lucan favoured
with the beautiful solo "In
the Garden" accompanied
by her brother David
Elston of London.
On Wednesday, Hazel
Davis attended the Noon
Hour Lenten service at St.
Paul's Cathedral where
Professor Ian Hunter gave
a message entitled 'I
Thirst". Before the ser-
vice, Davis visited with
friend The Rev. Canon
Beverley A. Wheeler. The
Very Rev. Bruce House
remembered St. Patrick's
in prayer as the only St.
Patrick's in the Diocese.
The Davis' called at the
Evans Chapel Furtney
Funeral Home in London
on Wednesday to pay
their respects to Thomas
Cuthbert, . father of
cousins Randy and
Barbara (Lilley) Cuthbert
of London.
Several children of the
community have enjoyed
visiting with friends dur-
ing the winter break.
Queensway celebrates St. Patrick's
HENSALL - St. Patricks Day was celebrated at
Queensway Wednesday evening with a performance by
Celtic Harpist, Wendy O'Conner of Grand Bend.
Thursday another special evening was enjoyed by the
residents when, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Otterbein, Irvin
and Grace Martin, with Calvin and Mary Gingerich
entertained.
Winnie Hutton, Pastoral care volunteer led Church
and a Memorial Service Tuesday when the residents
remembered, Ruth Church, Jean Tompson, Bonnie
May and Blanche Stephenson who have passed away
this year.
Harvey Smith and Doug Insley entertained Friday
evening in the Retirement Home Lounge for Friendship
Friday.
Throughout the week residents also benefited from
exercises and games, bingo, a video and library time.
Edna Deitz was in to transport tuck cart for residents
convenience.
Coming events
March 24, .2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Farewell for Ted
Underwood. All welcome. March 25, 6 p.m. Senior
Diners. March 25, 7 p.m. Birthday party with the
Mergymakers
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enjoy March break
Saturday evening at 7
p.m. St. Patrick's cele-
brated their Evening
Prayer service with
Margaret Carroll leading
the service for Lent 5
taken from the Book of
Common Prayer. She also
gave the meditation enti-
tled "The Power of the
Spirit." .
Bob MacGillivray,
People's Warden, assisted
with the scripture read-
ings. Hazel Davis gave the
children's focus.
A prayer for the late
Mary Davis was given and
flowers were placed in
her memory and several
of her favourite hymns
were enjoyed.
The Rev. Stanley Jay
will be officient at St.
Patrick's for the Palm
Sunday service on March
28 at 10:30 a.m.
Sympathy of the com-
munity goes to the family
of the late Joyceline
(Dickey) Timpany who
passed away at Parkwood
Hospital in London fol-
lowing a courageous bat-
tle with cancer. She grew
up on Lot 5, Concession 3
of Biddulph Township
and attended SS #9
Biddulph. She will be
missed by her husband
Stuart of London, her
mother Inez Dickey, sister
Margaret Penrod of
Waterloo and brothers
John and Joyce Dickey of
Usborne Township and
Ron and Donna Dickey of
Lucan and her nieces,
nephews and friends.
Funeral services were
held on Monday from the
Dinney Funeral Home in
Exeter. _
Recently the family of
Ron Carroll were home to
celebrate his March birth-
day. The Carrolls were
last Sunday 'Hing din-
ner guests ., i h Arnold
and Rose Cunningham.
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