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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1999-05-12, Page 1010 Exeter Times- Advocate Family Wednesday, May 12, 1999 • CROSSWORD 3 48 49 50 ACROSS 1. Arm bone 5. Match 9. Turned loose 10. Baby grands 12. River in Nebraska 13. Garb 14. Kin of John and Giovanni 15. For each 17. Hydrant hookup 18. V preceders 19. Wagered amount 21. Nantes name 22. Battery's partner in crime 24. Highland miss 26. West 27. Charlie Parker's jazz style 28. Food fish 30. Initiatory rite 34. Bleating sound 35. Avoid 37. ` Less Bell To Answer". 38. Calm before the stony 40. FrInata ingreiiient 41. Thkty Years` or Six -Day 42. Military command (2 wds.) 44. Put In a zoo compartment 47. Demi Moore's Scarlet Letter role 48. Pours 49. RagoOt, e.g. 50. Resorts DOWN 1. Father of the lima 2. Give the goo-aiesd ' 3. After expenses 4. With great skill 5. Jot 6. Courtroom pledge 7. SAG and IWW 8. Midsections 9. London pads 10. Hyde, e.g. 11. 'Things are eeiidotn rMW they 12. Tipped tower town 16. freak bread 19. `Blue Shoes` 20. Matry in haste 23. Alias Initials 25. Very likely 27. Harasses 28. Pan fries 29. Most healthy 30. Annoy, slangily 31. Inhabitants of the Hawkeye State 32. Catches 33. Parisian parent 34. Mundane 36. Look lustfully 39. Former 43. Suture 45. Toddler's time-out 46. Gp: based In VA Mother's Day celebrated inVarna By Joan Beierling VARNA CORRESPONDENT VARNA - The church service was in Varna on Sunday with a full house. There was a celebration of baptism performed by Elly Van Bergen. Samantha Patricia Lyn Armstrong, daughter of Kim and Kevin Armstrong was baptized. The godparents were Rob Armstrong and Shelly Boughen. Proud grandparents are Allan and Marjorie Hayter and great grandparents are Elmer and Norene Hayter. The Sunday School chil- dren favoured everyone with a song and then gave all mothers a tea light candle. There was a transfer of new members and Harry and Kathy Van Bergen were welcomed into the church. Church on Sunday May 16 will be in Goshen and May 23 will be also in Goshen with Confirmation and Communion. May 30 is Conference Sunday . There will be no service at Goshen. There will be a Five Alive Service in Brucefield with Rev. Cheri Dinovo at llam. Happy Birthday to Helen Keys on May 10, Billy Finlay on May 12, Danny Rathwell on May 13, Leanne Stephenson on May 14, and Leslie Linfield on May 15. Happy 47th Anniversary to Charles and Bernice Reid on May 10 and happy 51st Anniversary to Anson and Evelyn McKinley on May 15. The Community Yard Sale is to be held May 22 and May 23 from 9am - ? at the Complex. Anyone wanting tables should Possible changes at Seaforth District High School by Michele Greene SEAFORTH - Seaforth District High School may have a community and school recreational facility on its site. Last Tuesday night in Seaforth, Terry Johnston of the Seaforth and District. Community Fitness Complex Committee outlined for Avon Maitland District School Board trustees a plan that would build a 100x150 sq. ft. recreational facility next to the Chalk St. school. He also asked trustees to consider granting permis- sion to the committee to use land behind the school or to the north of the school where it could be built. Johnston wanted trustees to share the maintenance and cleaning costs with the Town of Seaforth. He said the $600,000 facility would be of benefit to the school, the Town of Seaforth and the Seaforth Agricultural Society. It would include an indoor walk- ing track for seniors, a portable gym floor, change rooms, weight room, dance studio and squash courts. News from St.Anne's School By Philip j. McMillan I wish to return this week to a discussion of Secondary School Reform. In this article I will discuss the concept of Graduation Require- ments. Students who plan to graduate under the new system, which begins next September for students entering Grade 9, will be required to have 18 com- pulsory credits and 12 optional credits. The compulsory subjects include 4 credits in English, 1 credit in French, 3credits in math- ematics (at least one credit in grade Ilor 12 ), 2 credits in science, lcredit In Canadian History, 1 credit in Canadian Geography, 1 credit In the arts, and 1 credit in health and phys- ical education. There will be a half credit course In civics, and a half credit *course in career studies. The students must select 1 additional English or a third language or Social Sciences and the Humanities, or Canadian and World studies. The e e student will take one additional credit in physi- cal education or the arts or business studies and one additional credit in Science (grade 11 or 12 ) or technological educa- tion (grades 9-12). Students will be required to take 12 optional credits as well. Students cur- rently attending Catholic Secondary Schools are Vote Vernon required to take one reli- gion credit each year for four years. Students will also be required to complete 40 hours of Community Involvement Activities during their years in Secondary Education, and successfully complete the Grade 9 Literacy Test that is administered in grade 10. 3 3 Students, who after grade 10 decide to switch streams, from Academic to Applied, or Applied to Academic, will be required to take transfer courses that will accom- modate the shift from one stream to the other in the curriculum. phone 263-5354. President Deb Rathwell opened the U.C.W. meet- ing with a poem "Brighten up Your Corner". Barb Consitt introduced guest speaker Karrie Sue Kyle, who showed how to arrange a bouquet of bow- ers in a vase and gave everyone some good tips. Kyle ended up with a beautiful arrangement which she left for the church service on Sunday. Consitt thanked her and she invited everyone to her store in Hensall called the Village Vines. Bernice Reid then read the scripture reading. Reid and Elaine Stephenson then did a reading on Ways to Honour Mothers. A hymn was sung and Consitt read a story on A Collection of Special Thoughts for a Wonderful Mother. Rathwell thanked the committee. Treasurer Marg Hayter gave the financial report and stated that cookbooks are still being sold. Thanks were read from Monica, Paul and Luke Hill and from Bertha Taylor. Dr. Graham Homes sent a report from the U.0 W.'s adopted child Chistine Grierson. She sent her Class 10 report card and a letter. Doris Wilson has been transferred to Exeter Hospital. Rathwell reported on the April Event in Mitchell. Marg Hayter and Carol - Simons attended the con- ference in Sault Ste. Marie and gave a report. Simons, Hayter and Elly Van Bergen cleaned the cabin at camp ' Menesetung. Marj Stirling and Sharon Chuter are in charge of the next meeting on June 3. Don't forget to get your Varna Church pork barbe• - cue tickets. Barbecue to be held Wednesday, June 16 from 4:30 to 7pm. Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello Just as women do breast self-examina- tions to aid in early cancer detection, men should do routine; exams of their testicles. It's best done after .a shoviitt-oristoWeeling for any, ab real lumps. Testicular cancer accounts for only 1% of can- cers in all men but is one of the most common cancers in men in their twenties and thirties. The largest organ in our body is our skin. In an adult mate, it covers 20 sq.ft. It is constantly flaking away and is completely replaced every 4 weeks. On average, we shed about 105 Ib. of skin and grow 1000 completely new outer skins during a lifetime. Is there a difference between "folate" and "folic acid"? Folate comes from plants while folic acid is the synthetic form always used in supplements. Folic acid is about twice as potent as folate. If you have pollen allergies, try to stay inside in the early morning. Pollen counts usually peak between the hours of 5 a.m. and 8 a.m. Also, don't sleep with the windows open on high pollen days otherwise you'll wake up feel- ing miserable. imnoei RPOTHECMY pro. Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter "Your Health Care Pharmacy" Walter Vernon For the good of the whole Perth -Middlesex Community Only Walter Vernon and today's NDP share your belief in an Ontario where everyone is given a chance to success and no one is left behind!. loin Walter Vernon and his team at 42 Albert Street, Call 271-7259 email at Vote Vernon@ndp.org or check out the web site www.execulink.coml-trueleftivemon.htm authorized b Pat MO Official We're on The Square in Goderich. (above the Laurentian Bank) For all your Legal Services, call... • 1 2 3 4IT5 6 7 3 11 9 12 . '14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21' 22 28 29 23 24 25 31 32 33 26 27 30• 34 35 36 37 ' 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 48 ; 48 49 50 ACROSS 1. Arm bone 5. Match 9. Turned loose 10. Baby grands 12. River in Nebraska 13. Garb 14. Kin of John and Giovanni 15. For each 17. Hydrant hookup 18. V preceders 19. Wagered amount 21. Nantes name 22. Battery's partner in crime 24. Highland miss 26. West 27. Charlie Parker's jazz style 28. Food fish 30. Initiatory rite 34. Bleating sound 35. Avoid 37. ` Less Bell To Answer". 38. Calm before the stony 40. FrInata ingreiiient 41. Thkty Years` or Six -Day 42. Military command (2 wds.) 44. Put In a zoo compartment 47. Demi Moore's Scarlet Letter role 48. Pours 49. RagoOt, e.g. 50. Resorts DOWN 1. Father of the lima 2. Give the goo-aiesd ' 3. After expenses 4. With great skill 5. Jot 6. Courtroom pledge 7. SAG and IWW 8. Midsections 9. London pads 10. Hyde, e.g. 11. 'Things are eeiidotn rMW they 12. Tipped tower town 16. freak bread 19. `Blue Shoes` 20. Matry in haste 23. Alias Initials 25. Very likely 27. Harasses 28. Pan fries 29. Most healthy 30. Annoy, slangily 31. Inhabitants of the Hawkeye State 32. Catches 33. Parisian parent 34. Mundane 36. Look lustfully 39. Former 43. Suture 45. Toddler's time-out 46. Gp: based In VA Mother's Day celebrated inVarna By Joan Beierling VARNA CORRESPONDENT VARNA - The church service was in Varna on Sunday with a full house. There was a celebration of baptism performed by Elly Van Bergen. Samantha Patricia Lyn Armstrong, daughter of Kim and Kevin Armstrong was baptized. The godparents were Rob Armstrong and Shelly Boughen. Proud grandparents are Allan and Marjorie Hayter and great grandparents are Elmer and Norene Hayter. The Sunday School chil- dren favoured everyone with a song and then gave all mothers a tea light candle. There was a transfer of new members and Harry and Kathy Van Bergen were welcomed into the church. Church on Sunday May 16 will be in Goshen and May 23 will be also in Goshen with Confirmation and Communion. May 30 is Conference Sunday . There will be no service at Goshen. There will be a Five Alive Service in Brucefield with Rev. Cheri Dinovo at llam. Happy Birthday to Helen Keys on May 10, Billy Finlay on May 12, Danny Rathwell on May 13, Leanne Stephenson on May 14, and Leslie Linfield on May 15. Happy 47th Anniversary to Charles and Bernice Reid on May 10 and happy 51st Anniversary to Anson and Evelyn McKinley on May 15. The Community Yard Sale is to be held May 22 and May 23 from 9am - ? at the Complex. Anyone wanting tables should Possible changes at Seaforth District High School by Michele Greene SEAFORTH - Seaforth District High School may have a community and school recreational facility on its site. Last Tuesday night in Seaforth, Terry Johnston of the Seaforth and District. Community Fitness Complex Committee outlined for Avon Maitland District School Board trustees a plan that would build a 100x150 sq. ft. recreational facility next to the Chalk St. school. He also asked trustees to consider granting permis- sion to the committee to use land behind the school or to the north of the school where it could be built. Johnston wanted trustees to share the maintenance and cleaning costs with the Town of Seaforth. He said the $600,000 facility would be of benefit to the school, the Town of Seaforth and the Seaforth Agricultural Society. It would include an indoor walk- ing track for seniors, a portable gym floor, change rooms, weight room, dance studio and squash courts. News from St.Anne's School By Philip j. McMillan I wish to return this week to a discussion of Secondary School Reform. In this article I will discuss the concept of Graduation Require- ments. Students who plan to graduate under the new system, which begins next September for students entering Grade 9, will be required to have 18 com- pulsory credits and 12 optional credits. The compulsory subjects include 4 credits in English, 1 credit in French, 3credits in math- ematics (at least one credit in grade Ilor 12 ), 2 credits in science, lcredit In Canadian History, 1 credit in Canadian Geography, 1 credit In the arts, and 1 credit in health and phys- ical education. There will be a half credit course In civics, and a half credit *course in career studies. The students must select 1 additional English or a third language or Social Sciences and the Humanities, or Canadian and World studies. The e e student will take one additional credit in physi- cal education or the arts or business studies and one additional credit in Science (grade 11 or 12 ) or technological educa- tion (grades 9-12). Students will be required to take 12 optional credits as well. Students cur- rently attending Catholic Secondary Schools are Vote Vernon required to take one reli- gion credit each year for four years. Students will also be required to complete 40 hours of Community Involvement Activities during their years in Secondary Education, and successfully complete the Grade 9 Literacy Test that is administered in grade 10. 3 3 Students, who after grade 10 decide to switch streams, from Academic to Applied, or Applied to Academic, will be required to take transfer courses that will accom- modate the shift from one stream to the other in the curriculum. phone 263-5354. President Deb Rathwell opened the U.C.W. meet- ing with a poem "Brighten up Your Corner". Barb Consitt introduced guest speaker Karrie Sue Kyle, who showed how to arrange a bouquet of bow- ers in a vase and gave everyone some good tips. Kyle ended up with a beautiful arrangement which she left for the church service on Sunday. Consitt thanked her and she invited everyone to her store in Hensall called the Village Vines. Bernice Reid then read the scripture reading. Reid and Elaine Stephenson then did a reading on Ways to Honour Mothers. A hymn was sung and Consitt read a story on A Collection of Special Thoughts for a Wonderful Mother. Rathwell thanked the committee. Treasurer Marg Hayter gave the financial report and stated that cookbooks are still being sold. Thanks were read from Monica, Paul and Luke Hill and from Bertha Taylor. Dr. Graham Homes sent a report from the U.0 W.'s adopted child Chistine Grierson. She sent her Class 10 report card and a letter. Doris Wilson has been transferred to Exeter Hospital. Rathwell reported on the April Event in Mitchell. Marg Hayter and Carol - Simons attended the con- ference in Sault Ste. Marie and gave a report. Simons, Hayter and Elly Van Bergen cleaned the cabin at camp ' Menesetung. Marj Stirling and Sharon Chuter are in charge of the next meeting on June 3. Don't forget to get your Varna Church pork barbe• - cue tickets. Barbecue to be held Wednesday, June 16 from 4:30 to 7pm. Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello Just as women do breast self-examina- tions to aid in early cancer detection, men should do routine; exams of their testicles. It's best done after .a shoviitt-oristoWeeling for any, ab real lumps. Testicular cancer accounts for only 1% of can- cers in all men but is one of the most common cancers in men in their twenties and thirties. The largest organ in our body is our skin. In an adult mate, it covers 20 sq.ft. It is constantly flaking away and is completely replaced every 4 weeks. On average, we shed about 105 Ib. of skin and grow 1000 completely new outer skins during a lifetime. Is there a difference between "folate" and "folic acid"? Folate comes from plants while folic acid is the synthetic form always used in supplements. Folic acid is about twice as potent as folate. If you have pollen allergies, try to stay inside in the early morning. Pollen counts usually peak between the hours of 5 a.m. and 8 a.m. Also, don't sleep with the windows open on high pollen days otherwise you'll wake up feel- ing miserable. imnoei RPOTHECMY pro. Phone 235-1982 440 Main St., Exeter "Your Health Care Pharmacy" Walter Vernon For the good of the whole Perth -Middlesex Community Only Walter Vernon and today's NDP share your belief in an Ontario where everyone is given a chance to success and no one is left behind!. loin Walter Vernon and his team at 42 Albert Street, Call 271-7259 email at Vote Vernon@ndp.org or check out the web site www.execulink.coml-trueleftivemon.htm authorized b Pat MO Official We're on The Square in Goderich. (above the Laurentian Bank) For all your Legal Services, call... •