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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1996-06-19, Page 6Page 6 Tintes-Advocate, June 19, 1996 Al 19 23 ■2 2e4 34 62 66 74 76 e2 67 92 3 67 43 3S 6 21 p 54 IP or $57sb r 7 78 9 ii so 1111 65 ,... 91 93 71-o 96 104 104 1 TH!YE CROSS MORD "101N1 EFOF Forans14ers please turn to the Announcements 9e 102 105 By Robert Zimmerman ACROSS 1 Royal topper 6 Streisand, sometimes 10 Called 15 Type of drum 16,"Bride of Narni painter 17 Mogadishu residents 19 Cheer: 3 wds. 21 Snobs 23 Magazine name 24 Challenging dance 25 Instant 26 %ratel' poet 27 Head: slang 28 Physical effort: 2 wds. 31 Gag 32 Sea eagles 34 SE Asian 0P1 406 people 35 Mr. Nader 36 Potent beam 37 Mach 2 craft 38 Map 40 Long -handled spoon 41 High-rise 42 Has on 43 Alfonso's queen 44 Branch 45 Doctrinal departure 47 Its symbol is H 50 Teheran coin 54 Widow (archaic) 55 — de foie gras 56 Elapse 57 'Como — usted?" 58 Pennsylvania sect 59 Ice cream holder 64 Opera and hymnody outdoors at Grand Bend United Church The service is planned for July 28 GRAND BEND - On Sunday July 28, an innovative church service takes place on the lawn beside Grand Bend United Church. It features mu- sic of grand opera set to familiar sacred texts. What an array of operatic choices - the Quintet from Wagner's "Meistersinger" wedded to "Savior like a Shepherd lead us", the Ave Maria from Verdi's "Otello" to the hymn "Break thou the Bread of Life". Opera singers Adriane Stewart and Silvia Buchanan join Grand Bend's Don McLean, Edward Avey and Norm Abbott, with Lynn Tremain ac- companying. They present a service full of music of not only Verdi and Wagner, but also Mozart and Tschaikowsky, culminating in a benediction to the duet Evening Prayer from "Hansel and Gretel". Further information from Grand Bend United Church office Monday through Friday - 10 a.m. till noon at (519) 238-2402 or Norm Abbott in London at (519) 432-7461. 60 Thurber's "The — Animal' 61 In effect 62 Fracture holder 63 Nanook's transport 64 Nursery item 65 Probable 66 Was acquainted with 67 Noisy garden dwellers 69 Unprelentous 70 Like the Mojave 72 Anger 73 Stage platform 74 Singer John 76 Turku natives 78 Biblical preposition 79 Psychedelic drug 82 Ouick lunch 83 Lent a hand 84 Dallas campus 85 Outpouring 87 Narrow board 88 Hilarious joke: 2 wds. 91 Peron and Gabor 92 Friend in Fontainebleau 93 Electrical pioneer 94 Singer Debby 95 Half: prefix 96 Kind of English course 98 Drill sergeant's order: 2 wds. 101 Gnawing animals 102 Stir up 103 14 -liner 104 Common — 105 Poker stake 106 Computer key DOWN 1 Hugo's "— of the Sea' 2 Surgical enhancement 3 Pallas — 4 King of France 5 Sufficient 6 Goof 7 Cupid missile 8 Long scarf 9 Messy place 10—ham 11 Priest's vestment 12 Stadium proceeds 13 Ivy Leaguer 14 Arrange 15 Ruins at Luxor 16 Fights 17 Gaucho's ow btank� : • 3 4 18 Dracula creator 20 Bill's Mrs. 22 Prophet 25 Swiss marksman 29 Rio — 30"M'A'S'H' character 31 Hard round candy 33 Oration 36 Herbert of films 39 Endure 40 1944 invasion site 41 Cans 42 Rolex, perhaps 44 — majesle 45 Tough guy 46 Beethoven's 'Fuer —". 47 Blues composer 48 Milky stones 149 impudence- 51 British — 62 Lopsided 53 Gentleman's companion 54 — of Iamb 55 Versifier 59 Clothed 60 Fashions 61 VCR inserts 63 'The — of Our Teeth' 64 Heidi costume 65 Misplaced 68 Has a meal 69 Number above the subtrahend 71 South Korean 73 Leo Kern role 74 Captivate 75 Mexicans and others 76 Kim or Totie 77 Concept * 79 "— and Snider 80 Speech difficulty 81 Stop 82 Concrete platform 83 Having a handle 84 Better half, they say 86 Brainy, show-off 88 Laments 89 Approximatety 90 `Touched by an Anger star 93 At that time 97 Dutch commune 98 Mme. in Malaga 99 Term of endearment 100 Glass or Silver Retired teacher honore She began her teach- ing career at Black Bush school. By Annie Morenz Shipka correspondent SHIPKA - The 34th annual Ratz reunion was held Sunday at Shipka Community Centre. Relatives at- tended from London, Thedford, Parkhill, Exeter, Dashwood and Shipka Area. Committees in charge were: pres- ident Harvey Ratz and secretary treasurer Eleanor Sharpe. Margaret Smith presided as Sharpe was un- able to attend. The sports commit- tee was Mary Margaret and Gary Thompson and Nancy Jane and George Finch. The sports program included running races, bag race, wheel -harrow race, crab walk, egg relay, water relay, balloon toss, tummy wrap and shoe toss. A guessing contest of mints in a jar was won by Chclsey Jeffery. The 1997 officers elected are President Harvey Ratz; secretary treasurer Eleanor Sharpe; sports committee Lorna and Bruce Smith. The next reunion will be held at Shipka Community Centre the sec- ond Sunday in June 1997. About 90 people attended the so- cial and tea held for Marie (Sal- mon) Tieman, in honor of Marie's retirement from teaching, hosted by her family and friends. It was held June 8 at Black Bush school, S.S. #11 Stephen, where she first taught. Verne and Ila Sharpe, former res- idents of this area, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary Sunday, June 9 with an open house at Park- hill United Church. Christopher Beierling, grandson of Thelma Beierling, son of Ray and Sylvia of Exeter, graduated this month from Sir Wilfrid Laurier University with a Bachelor of Sci- ence degree. Sympathy is expressed to Joe and Diane Kaak and family in the death of Joe's brother, Henk Kaak, of London, on June 8. Esther Storey, sons Scott and Steven, of London, visited a day last week with her parents, Ferman and Leota Snyder. Several from this area enjoyed the ham and strawberry supper Sat- urday night, June 15 at Greenway United Church. Bob and Trudy Smith celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary June 16 with an open house at their home. Elliott and Kay Clarke, B-line, hosted the Lawson family reunion on Father's Day, Family members attended from St. Marys, Mitchell, Atwood, Brampton, Scarborough and Shipka. Ken and Marg Baker were guests recently at the home of Emma Schilbe, Zurich, when the Schilbe family celebrated the birthday of Mae Schilbe, of Thamesville. Danny Dick, Ingersoll and friend Gwen O'Rourke, Vanastra were re- cent visitors with his aunt Marg and Ken Baker. is proud to introduce KRIS1Y WARREN "For All Your Esthetic Needs Call KRISTY." ECLIPSE OFFERS A FULL LINE OF SERVICES' • Manicure - 40.00 • Waxing -16-125°0 • Pedicure -117 °° • Make-up - 4200 • Facial - $37.00 • Lash - $9.°0 • Brow Tint -'10.°° • NAILS: Acrylic - •50.00, Fills -125.°° (nails, fills, fiberglass, porcelain & tips available) 50 THAMES RD. 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