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By Robert Zimmerman
ACROSS 36 -The — of
Carmen"
38 Discourage
39 Sousa pieces
41 Paid by
dance's.
1 01 a satellite
6 Baryshnikov
forte
11 Barbecue spear
15 Deteriorating
with age
16 Greek theater
17 Nakedness
20 Bet it all: 3 wds.
22 Permitted
24 Author Fleming
25 Sculls
• Actor Dom —
29 • Equal:
prefix
fix
ly
31 German
pronoun
32 Competent
33 45 Down, to
Caesar
34 Ms. Dunn
35 Lean-to
42 MiMfedc sS
43 Sudan neighbor
44 FOR pet
45 Bring home the
46 Kidney -shaped -shaped
49 Command to
sailor: 3 wds.
52 Pollution
watchdog: Mits.
55 Shorten the
sleeves
56 Fonda and
Seymour
57 The Bee Gees,
e.g.
58 Pronto!: abbr.
59 Repairs the 60 O finer root
accommodation
61 Avoids
62 Legal lead-in
63 Send out
64 'Miss —
Regrets'
65 Imitating
66 Fruit pest
67 South Korean
68Gotobed:
3 wds.
70 Fate
71 School M Le
Havre
73 Aspen rental
74 Out of shape
75 Bogs down
76 Gone higher
78 Bargains
81 Won at chess
FAMILY
82 Underneath
83 Seeks office
84 Montreal
basebalier
86 Lot size
87 Not written
88 — Wallach
89 Pierce
90 — Lanka
91 Nixon list
94 Crude bed
96 Smelter intake
97 Apache leader
99 Go uninvited:
3 wds.
103 Split the supply
104 Arctic haven
105 Bettor's choice
106 Shea Stadium
occupants
107 Breakfast order
1011.004s of force
DOWN
1 Beethoven
overture
2 —, dos, Tres
3 Tiny egg
4 Singing part
5 Discussed
anew
11 Looked for
water
7 Bustle
8 Dullard
9 Blast furnace
fuel
10 Put in bondage
11 Gastropods
12 Sign of life
13 Low engine
speed
14 pedro's uncle
15 Hello in Haifa
18 Use painful
persuasion:
3 wds.
19 Affirmatives
20 Stop, for
Instance 48
21 lake Indians
23 Active person 49
27 Above, in Bertin• 50
30 Campaign fund; .. 51
2 wds. • 53
33 Architect
Saarinen 54
35 'Pygmalion" 56
playwright
36 Lively 58
movements
37 Colorful fish 60
38 0E11 berth 61
40 'Moonstruck"
star 65
41 Eucharist plate 66
42 Mexican menu 68
items
44 Word with 69
natural or 70
stained 72
45 Existence 74
46 Supply the food • 75
47 San Antonio
landmark
Find paydirf:
3 wds.
Convent wear -
Moral values
Zonked
After they've
seen —"
Separate
Seurat's 'La
Grande —"
Peter, Paul,
et al.
Spirals
Juan Carlos'
domain
Off center
A Crosby
Chopped
weeds
Tanker insignia
Beer supplies
Algonquian
Exiled
Computer
instructions
SAINTSBURY - On April 29,
eight members from St. Patrick's
and three guests met at the new res-
idence in Usborne Township of Ar-
nold and Rose Cunningham for a
potluck luncheon, ACW meeting
and home tour.
Following lunch the ACW meet-
ing opened with the Member's
Prayer and General Thanksgiving
in unison. Prayer for Sunday
School was led by Rose Cunning-
• ham, Dominion of Canada, by
Mary Davis, Church and Her Work
by Mabel Needham, For Nations by
Viola Atkinson, Missionaries re-
membering our Prayer Partner Si-
mon Beaver Jr. by Betty Johnson.
Scripture Reading was Paul's Sec-
ond Letter to Timothy Chapter 1,
verses 1-7 was read by Heather
MacGillivray and Margaret Carroll.
The meditation was based on the
reading, an outline from the ACW
Annual Conference of the speaker
in afternoon sessions. In last week's
news, the correct spelling for the
second wall hanging was the
Prophet Huldah. The closing
prayer was given by Hazel Davis.
Business followed with reports
read and approved, with a report on
the church fundraiser on March 19
being very successful. Thank you
cards were read.
St. Patrick's will celebrate their
136th anniversary at the service on
May 19 at 10..,0 a.m. Lunch and a
time of fellowship will follow in
the Parish Hall.
There was an invitation to the
home of Bill and Betty Johnson in
Owen Sound for an ACW meeting,
the date to be set later. A report on
Thankoffering which was handed
in at the Annual meeting and their
apportionment was discussed as
well as cleaning the church and
parish hall the week of Anniver-
sary.
Rose Cunningham was thanked
for the use of her home and every-
one enjoyed the afternoon together.
St. Patrick's celebrated the fifth
Sunday of Easter (Year A) with the
Holy Eucharist at 10:30 a.m. May
5. Rev. Stanley Jay was the offi-
ciant for the service. The proces-
sional hymn was 'All People that
on Earth Do Dwell'.
Rev. Jay read the lessons Acts
7:55-60, I Peter 2:2-10, responsive' I
reading was Psalm 31:1-8, The
Holy Gospel John 14:1-14. Follow- I
ing the Celebration of the Euchar-
ist, the closing hymn was "0 God
Our Help in Ages Past." Mary Da-
vis provided the music for the ser-
vice.
Saturday, May 11 at 7:00 p.m. St.
Patrick's will hold their Evening I
Prayer Service. Scripture Readings
will be Acts 17:22-31, I Peter 3:13-
22, Psalm 66:7-18, The Holy Gos-
pel John 14:15-21.
Visitors this week with Mary Da- 1
vis were Jim Young, Helen Mac-
Donald, Mabel Needham and Ja-
nett Barker.
Congratulations to Harley Davis
this week, winning eighth prize '
money at Mustang Acres Moto
Cross Raceway at Brighton, Michi-
gan.
76 Paper measure
77 Shady
78 Tali role
79 Obtains with
threats
80 Athens
adversary
81 Fem.
counterpart
82 Blood lines
83 Sizzling: 2 wds.
85 Comply with
87 Beginning
91 Ireland
92 Therefore
93 Parlor in
Paraguay
95 Suggestive
98 Emoter
100 Distress call
101 Cooking vessel
102 King topper
Canadian
immigrant
tells of her
experiences
GRAND BEND - Ninety-one
members of the Grand Bend Gold-
en Agers met for their monthly
luncheon and meeting May 1. Miep
Verkley from Thedford was guest
speaker who spoke on what it is
like to be an immigrant to Canada.
The next meeting will be held
June 5, with a potluck picnic and
auction at the Lion's Pavilion.
.. W."
Rebekahs
plannirtg
50th birthday
party
EXETER - On May 1, N.G. Sis.
Mavis Atthill opened the Pride of
Huron Rebekah Lodge meeting by
reading a poem, "Life is a Gift". •
The charter was undraped. Sis. Jean
Hodgert announced that the 50th
birthday party next year will be cel-
ebrated May 24 in the Legion Hall.
The group changed the date from
the regular meeting night, so they
could invite more guests and have a
bigger celebration.
A bake sale is planned for May
11 at 10;00. Those donating baking
are to have it there by 9 or 9:30
a.m. so it can be priced. All mem-
bers are asked to contribute baking.
There were invitations from Roy-
alty Lodge, Forest, to their 26th an-
niversary June 4 and from Dorches-
ter for the church parade, May 26,
Chaplain's Night on June 3 and to a
picnic and birthday party July 21.
The President's Reception will be
held in Havelock June 22. Sis. Jean
Hodgert and Sis. Mary Fisher plan
to attend. All officers are expected
to go to Hillcrest Rebekah Lodge
May 16 to "Open Lodge". They
will be wearing white dresses and
leaving about 7 p.m. June 5 is the
birthday party. They are asking the
Teeswater sisters to be their guests.
All members are to ask a member
who has not attended for a while.
Sis. Margaret Cook who has rela-
tives in the West Lorne Lodge,
asked Sis. Lois and Bro. Gerald
McFalls to accompany her to a mu-
sical afternoon in West Lorne.
They enjoyed the music and also a
potluck meal which followed.
Some of the members went to a
Brother's Night in Ilderton. There
were 118 Brothers and Sisters there
from 20 lodges. The Brothers
"Opened" and "Closed" lodge.
Sis. Doris Denham read "A
Woman's Occupation" and Sis.
Shirley Cooper read "God Knows -
Why God Made Mothers." The
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SAINTSBURY - On April 29,
eight members from St. Patrick's
and three guests met at the new res-
idence in Usborne Township of Ar-
nold and Rose Cunningham for a
potluck luncheon, ACW meeting
and home tour.
Following lunch the ACW meet-
ing opened with the Member's
Prayer and General Thanksgiving
in unison. Prayer for Sunday
School was led by Rose Cunning-
• ham, Dominion of Canada, by
Mary Davis, Church and Her Work
by Mabel Needham, For Nations by
Viola Atkinson, Missionaries re-
membering our Prayer Partner Si-
mon Beaver Jr. by Betty Johnson.
Scripture Reading was Paul's Sec-
ond Letter to Timothy Chapter 1,
verses 1-7 was read by Heather
MacGillivray and Margaret Carroll.
The meditation was based on the
reading, an outline from the ACW
Annual Conference of the speaker
in afternoon sessions. In last week's
news, the correct spelling for the
second wall hanging was the
Prophet Huldah. The closing
prayer was given by Hazel Davis.
Business followed with reports
read and approved, with a report on
the church fundraiser on March 19
being very successful. Thank you
cards were read.
St. Patrick's will celebrate their
136th anniversary at the service on
May 19 at 10..,0 a.m. Lunch and a
time of fellowship will follow in
the Parish Hall.
There was an invitation to the
home of Bill and Betty Johnson in
Owen Sound for an ACW meeting,
the date to be set later. A report on
Thankoffering which was handed
in at the Annual meeting and their
apportionment was discussed as
well as cleaning the church and
parish hall the week of Anniver-
sary.
Rose Cunningham was thanked
for the use of her home and every-
one enjoyed the afternoon together.
St. Patrick's celebrated the fifth
Sunday of Easter (Year A) with the
Holy Eucharist at 10:30 a.m. May
5. Rev. Stanley Jay was the offi-
ciant for the service. The proces-
sional hymn was 'All People that
on Earth Do Dwell'.
Rev. Jay read the lessons Acts
7:55-60, I Peter 2:2-10, responsive' I
reading was Psalm 31:1-8, The
Holy Gospel John 14:1-14. Follow- I
ing the Celebration of the Euchar-
ist, the closing hymn was "0 God
Our Help in Ages Past." Mary Da-
vis provided the music for the ser-
vice.
Saturday, May 11 at 7:00 p.m. St.
Patrick's will hold their Evening I
Prayer Service. Scripture Readings
will be Acts 17:22-31, I Peter 3:13-
22, Psalm 66:7-18, The Holy Gos-
pel John 14:15-21.
Visitors this week with Mary Da- 1
vis were Jim Young, Helen Mac-
Donald, Mabel Needham and Ja-
nett Barker.
Congratulations to Harley Davis
this week, winning eighth prize '
money at Mustang Acres Moto
Cross Raceway at Brighton, Michi-
gan.
76 Paper measure
77 Shady
78 Tali role
79 Obtains with
threats
80 Athens
adversary
81 Fem.
counterpart
82 Blood lines
83 Sizzling: 2 wds.
85 Comply with
87 Beginning
91 Ireland
92 Therefore
93 Parlor in
Paraguay
95 Suggestive
98 Emoter
100 Distress call
101 Cooking vessel
102 King topper
Canadian
immigrant
tells of her
experiences
GRAND BEND - Ninety-one
members of the Grand Bend Gold-
en Agers met for their monthly
luncheon and meeting May 1. Miep
Verkley from Thedford was guest
speaker who spoke on what it is
like to be an immigrant to Canada.
The next meeting will be held
June 5, with a potluck picnic and
auction at the Lion's Pavilion.
.. W."
Rebekahs
plannirtg
50th birthday
party
EXETER - On May 1, N.G. Sis.
Mavis Atthill opened the Pride of
Huron Rebekah Lodge meeting by
reading a poem, "Life is a Gift". •
The charter was undraped. Sis. Jean
Hodgert announced that the 50th
birthday party next year will be cel-
ebrated May 24 in the Legion Hall.
The group changed the date from
the regular meeting night, so they
could invite more guests and have a
bigger celebration.
A bake sale is planned for May
11 at 10;00. Those donating baking
are to have it there by 9 or 9:30
a.m. so it can be priced. All mem-
bers are asked to contribute baking.
There were invitations from Roy-
alty Lodge, Forest, to their 26th an-
niversary June 4 and from Dorches-
ter for the church parade, May 26,
Chaplain's Night on June 3 and to a
picnic and birthday party July 21.
The President's Reception will be
held in Havelock June 22. Sis. Jean
Hodgert and Sis. Mary Fisher plan
to attend. All officers are expected
to go to Hillcrest Rebekah Lodge
May 16 to "Open Lodge". They
will be wearing white dresses and
leaving about 7 p.m. June 5 is the
birthday party. They are asking the
Teeswater sisters to be their guests.
All members are to ask a member
who has not attended for a while.
Sis. Margaret Cook who has rela-
tives in the West Lorne Lodge,
asked Sis. Lois and Bro. Gerald
McFalls to accompany her to a mu-
sical afternoon in West Lorne.
They enjoyed the music and also a
potluck meal which followed.
Some of the members went to a
Brother's Night in Ilderton. There
were 118 Brothers and Sisters there
from 20 lodges. The Brothers
"Opened" and "Closed" lodge.
Sis. Doris Denham read "A
Woman's Occupation" and Sis.
Shirley Cooper read "God Knows -
Why God Made Mothers." The
vuotaapsammana:ounimmemegramieL
FAMILY
HAI(ARE
[ROESSIONAL.5
Q�11w aftifig aYeot
(Beside Murphy s)
235 -HAIR
(4247) 1
Vicki Parsons Kim Scott
Terri Farquhar-Vanneste
Rhonda Lightfoot
Hours: Mon. -Fri. 9-7 •Sat. 9-4
• Waxing and ear piercing
SENIORS DISCOUNT
on Mon., Tues., Wed.
JOANNE
HAIR
DESIGN
83 John St. W.
Exeter 235-0270
Appofnbnents not always
necessary
iL
UMW
INIII
lieW w
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Moore's Flowers
Brian, Mary -Ann and Family 228-6838
Come out for all your
bedding plant needs
Hanging pots, patio pots and wall bass
Open 8 - 8 weekdays, 94 weekends
9 Kilometres south of Exeter on Hwy. 4
across from Devlasminck.
onor your MQm
ISO
METHING
Exeter Massage
Therapy Clinic
would like to pamper your 91 other
l
%ofae her a Qifi Cerftfcate for
relaxation on 9lother 3 Tar,
Lori Burt, R.M.T. 235-3722
Andrea Rader, R.M.T. 2354565
Laura Young, Reflexologist
235-4565
V
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theeffectsij�e
. ,:.
.
All New Balance athletic shoes come in
multiple widths. Just like feet.
s
new balance Ag
1
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0
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MODELV WIDTHS ►
2A Q D 2E 4E
MK900 Walking
CT515 Court
MX650 Cross Trainingui
WW800 WalkingCO
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