The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-03-07, Page 211
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er with a groat Interest in heir:key
,and in the Winghiun toronament
says, "Th q calibre of
ho*erh&s while'', gone up in
the post few years."
Midget hockey. became the
focal point of the tournament in
.Wingharn, be says, because.
"there are very few totfneya
* Midget division." . Midget
hockey can be liwide open," Jim
myth and "rough, because kids; at
that age are ready to go and they
reallywant to play hockey.
"There are some negative
opinions • held by some people
here about certainluipects of the
tournament, but we tried to
change that," says Jim'
Nitwit of this' negative opinion
may stemfrom the criticism that
parents and coaches forcethe
kids to only a driving, highly,
competitive game, placing much
more huportance on the winning
Of the game than perhaps is ne".
cessary. •
But, the emphasis is slowly
changing and grown-ups are
beginning to ease their grip on
hockey and give the kids a chance
to play it the only way kids know
how -by having fun at it.
-I, And it's hockey tournaments
such as the one put on annually in
thew of•Wingham that mirror
, this overall change, toward kids'
hockey. Let the professionals get
the ulcers and acute anxiety at-
tacks. After all, it's their job and
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So, a toast to the Town- of
Wingham and ill; annual tourna-
ment of good -will. May it go on
expanding the great 0001=
game and the ekdoYineut it brings
to all the great Canadian player
and fans.
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What is wrong with each of
these sentences?
1. Thi manwe passed by on
the street was accompanied
with two ladies.
2. I am going to put in a few
days visiting with my'
friends.
3. His statement was followed
with a dead silence; the aud-
ience were not able to Com-.
prehend.
4. After theganie, they preceed-
ed to divide up the money.
5. It is a proved fact that I be-
gun the work last week, and
have made more progress
• than her.
6. The enormousness of the
outrage has got me to shud-
dering whenever I think of it.
What are the correct pronunci-
'dons of these words?
7. Decade.
8. Obsequies.
9. Chateau.
10. Archangel.
11. Mesmerize.
12. Cynosure.
Which six words in the follow-
ing group are misspelled?
13. Miniature, chracteristic,
characature, chignon, chi-
canery, elixir, hauteur, Ian-
guer. torpor, paramour,
decolete, beret, denitisse,
chapeau, chauvinim, pin-
nacle, encumber, mediocre,
acerage, demurrage, blam-
able, infiamable, consuma-
ble, inseparable, manage-
able, summarize, merchan-
dize, surmise, enfranchise.
ANSWFRS
1. Omit "by," and say. "was
accompanied BY two
WOMEN." 2. Say, "I am
going to SPEND a few
days," and omit "with." 3.
Say, "His statement was fol-
lowed BY fpOMPLETE si
lence; the audience WAS not
able to comprehend." 4.
Omit "up." 5. Omit "proved"
(which . is redundant), and
say, "It is a fact that I BE-
GAN the work last week,
and have made more pro-
•
gress than SHE.'' 6. Say,
"The ENORMITY of the
outrage has MADE me
shudder whenever I
THOUGHT of it."
7. Pronounce deck -aid, accent
first syllable. 8. Accent first
syllable, not the second. 9.
Pronounce sha-toe, accent
• second syllable. 10. Pro
nounce first syllable as
"ark," and not as "arch."
11. Pronounce first syllable
as "Metz." and not as
"mess" 12. Pronounce sigh-
no-shoor, &went flrM sylla
ble.
13. Caricature, languor, deco).
I*, wets*, intlarnmsble,
nurchsuldiso. •
ACROSS
1 - Conquerors of
'Pace
8 - Health resort
9 - Mrs. SheeP
10 - Thuw
12 - Deeply
engrossed
13 uprinter's unit
14 Get rid a
15. - Outstanding
tulle Pr101;
16- neloyetnxib
17 - Suggestive
.gbince
18 - Incandescent
19 - Again
20 - Germanium
(chem.)
21- Babyloniang•od
22 - Go astray
24 - Blac.k
25 - Augmtilitt
26 - Restingplace
28 - Exposed
30 - Be indisposed
31 - %Vat= expanse
33 - Sm god
34 - Handyman',
hummer
97 - Ward off
38 - A relatiVe
39 - Indefildte
article
40 - Fish egge
41 -‘ Attempt .•
42 - Battalion (abb.)
43 - Sheep disease
(Pons-)
44 - Aerial train
49 - Pose -
46 - Born
47 - Etanrstvely
ctitical
DOWN
1 - Overcome
with fear
- awed
3 - shorton‘aa11)
- Podolia
5 Nocar'64mant.1
6 - BacOrted •
7 journey
8- Soldier With a
atriied *eve
(otioq.). •
11 - Weike*
12- Bastroarmil
*In
14 - eave
- 16 e. Was indebted
17- Roman 55
19 - Either
20 *- Proceed
23 - Thoroughfare
25 - One -season
• planer
26- Bismuth (chem.)
27 - Dash
29- Parent
30' - Mak nianame
31 - Sequence
32 - Wear sway
35 - Some
36 - Pronoun
38 - On a sea voyage
- Opposed to
42- To command
43 - ,Africanantlnpe
45 - Yes. in Spats
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