The Independent-News, Volume 120, Number 20, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 29 September 1994 — Page 8

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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - SEPTEMBER 29. 1994

Urey Middle School OCTOBER 3 • 7 MONDAY Mexican pizza Com Fruit Cake Milk TUESDAY Rib dippers Mashed potatoes Gravy Hot rolls Green beans Fruit Milk WEDNESDAY Sloppy joe on bun Rice Pickles Mixed vegies Fruit Milk THURSDAY Chicken nuggets Mashed potatoes Gravy Hot rolls Peas Fruit Milk FRIDAY Peanut butter and jelly or tuna Potato chips Tri taters California blend Fruit Milk St. Patrick School OCTOBER 3 -7 MONDAY Cheeseburger Mixed vegetables Fruit Peanut butter brownies Milk TUESDAY Barbecue chicken Scalloped potatoes Peas Bread and butter Milk WEDNESDAY Spaghetti Tossed salad Garlic toast Fruit Milk THURSDAY Charbroiled Salisbury steak Mashed potatoes Carrots Cinnamon coffee cake Milk FRIDAY Macaroni and cheese Green beans Fruit Wheat bread Milk

FOUR OUTI Four numbers of the sequence 1-12, namely 1.3.10 and 12 F t—are missing from the blank squares at right You are asked to insert them 2 11 “ — so that four tour number rows —, | A across and down, and five side- c q by side blocks of four numbers 0 O each - total exactly 26 — _ How quickly can you comply? C "7 3 7 J\- Remember, numbers to be in- • sorted are 1.3.10 and 12. which — “T~ . m themselves total 26. and fin 9 4 blocks at center _J r uieyi *oi«q SWTO u 01 pu« C sxuviq o*m dot m I puegi eoe^ ~“ — — —— EARS HOWI A chanter and several drones are music to the 614 17 A I 'T» u ears !he 01 a ce<ta*n musical instrument Hint It san n D A L 1 ri instrument that's often heard at a parade What's that? sedxj io seumu ere seuoip pue lejueug edKJheq e $u

BOTTOM LINE IS HEALTH JUST five steps w^ rnpie merit tha HEALTH plan Object a to start with A. add one letter and rearrange the others m each step, until the word HEALTH is reached below Definitions of possible stepwords are as follows 1. IndefinMe article (A — in place) 2. Surprise sound. 3. Dr. Seuss story: “The Cat in the — 4. Command barked by "T'^ood or metalworker's shaping tool. 6. Freedom from Mtneas (HEALTH — in ptace) Tme tost 2 rrvnutes Notas peeking below um 9 nt $ mw ’ » ww c (m ojiarev i

Walkerton E3amentary School OCTOBER 3 -7 I MONDAY Chicken nuggets Mashed potatoes with gravy Green beans Fruit Milk TUESDAY Bologna and cheese sandwich Raw veggies and dip Fruit . No-bake cookie Milk WEDNESDAY Mexican pizza Com Fruit Milk THURSDAY Mcßib sandwich Tater tots California blend Cake Milk FRIDAY Fish sticks Tri tater Bread and butter Cole slaw Pudding Milk North Liberty Elementary OCTOBER 3 -7 MONDAY Macroni and cheese Peas Peanut butter and bread Fruit Milk TUESDAY Hot dog Baked beans Potato wedge Fruit Chocolate milk WEDNESDAY Salisbury steak Mashed potatoes Glazed carrots Roll and butter Fruit Milk THURSDAY Ham and cheese pocket Lettuce salad Green beans Fruit Chocolate milk FRIDAY Hamburgers French fries Fruit Cookie Milk John Glenn High School OCTOBER 3 -7 Choice Os Entree Each Day MONDAY Chili cheese dog Ham sandwich Chef salad

.13 I .12 Jz *H V 3 jR IS - - 2 ° ? s-7 " i b 10 F V-A'V-8 ’ WHATS UPI Fido s pleased by something he sees What's that? To find <xA. insert musing lines from dot to dot.

Peanut butter and cheese sandwich TUESDAY Mexican pizza Reuben sandwich Clief salad Peanut butter and jelly sandwich WEDNESDAY Make-your-own sub Egg salad sandwich Chef salad Peanut butter and jelly sandwich No salad bar THURSDAY Chicken nuggets Ham salad sandwich Chef salad Peanut butter and jelly sandwich FRIDAY Make-your-own taco Nachos and cheese Chef salad Peanut butter and jelly sandwich No salad bar TO REACH BOOKS HIGH UP Everyone with a wall of bookshelves has had the problem of reaching the books on the top shelves In the 18th century, the problem was solved in several ways. Some libraries were made with a ladder that was attached to a railing so it could be moved around the room In smaller libraries, the “metamorphic” library chair was popular The chair base could be

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flipped so that the piece became a small step stool This idea continued with furniture of the Sheraton and Empire styles At the beginning of the 1900 s, a few chair-stairs were made in the Mission style Today there are many types, often made uith tubular metal parts, that are used in the kitchen ♦ A ♦ Q. My puppet is labeled “Hazellc, Inc.” The figure looks like an Indian boy, in very ragged clothes. The head is made of a composition material like some of the old dolls. Can you tell me about it? A Hazelie Hedges Rollins made marionettes from 1932 to 1984 Her early marionettes had heads, hands and feet made of painted composition material The company began to make pieces from a tinted plastic in 1949 New characters were introduced each year She made Mother Goose characters, Indians, gypsies, clowns, cowboys and many other animals and people She died in 1984 and the factory closed The remaining stock of heads, clothes, legs and other pans now belong to the Puppetry Guild of Greater Kansas City, P.O Box 1941, Independence, Mo 64055. The parts are still for sale You can get a new outfit for your Indian * * * Q. My art deco porcelain figurine of a dancing woman is marked "Made in Austria,

crowd 104 Farrow of "Peyton Place 105 Duration 108 Fearless farmer? 112 Rested 115*1 told you sol'' sort’ 116 Urban problem 117 Year, in Yucatan 118 Genes designer? 120 A nose that shows 124 Divert 127 South American entertainer’ 133 "Old Cape 134 Small shrub 135 Shampoo additive 136 Picasso s purchase 137 Crone 138 "My - Sons 139 Row 140 Playground pa nah 141 Tina's ex DOWN 1 111 wind, e g 2 — avts 3 Canary condos’ 4 Rural

56 Sightseeing tnp 56 A certain serpent, m a way 59 Emulated Elle 81 Antitoxins 63 Supply with nftes 64 Change the decor 65 Hindu rhythm 68 Compact — 70 Fill to capacity 72 TV s -L A 73 Tepee party? 79 Faith abbr. 80 Kuwaiti kingpin 81 Haberdashery stock 82 Talk-show pioneer 83 Machu Picchu native 85 — Amm 86 Bismarck, to his buddies 88 Stratum 92 Solid singer’ 96 Merry abandon 99 Breaker 100 Duck down 101 Badminton stroke 102 Wade through a

Goldscheider, Wien, Lorenzi.” When was it made? A The Goldscheider pottery was started in Vienna in 1855 During World War II some of the family left Austria-and started other factories in England and the United States Pieces marked “Made in Austria, Wien” were made from 1937 to 1941. * * * Q. My father has a camera he claims has no value because it is impossible to buy film for it. 1 say it is of value as a collectible. It is a No. 2-C Kodak Jr., Model A, made by Eastman Kodak Co. It has new bellows and was in use until the 130 film was discontinued. What is the value? A The camera may not be easily used, but it has some value to collectors It is not rare and sells for under $35 * * • TIP: Don’t store sterling jewelry in cotton-filled boxes. The cotton makes it tarnish faster. * * * Fine antiques need proper care. For a copy of the Kovels’ booklet, “Taking Care of Textiles," send $2 and a long, seif-addressed, double-stainped envelope to: Kovels, P.O. Box 22900, Beachwood, Ohio 44122. ©1994 by King Feature* Synd In 1650, there were only about 500 million people int he world. There are now about 4.5 billion.

43 Texas town 46 Sacred song 50 Wntet Rogers St Johns 51 Family car 52 Feels certain 54 Slav 58 Fortress 57 March along 58 Fred Astaire s birthplace 60 Chip's chum 62 FaNing-out 86 Urchin 67 Digression 69 Basebail s Lemon 71 *- M for Murder" 73 Clan 74 Monsieur Matisse 75 Charlton Heston epic 76 Sing like a bird 77 T reasure 78 Bird s crop 84 Word form for "vinegar" 87 — podrida 89 Olympian Knsti 90 Depraved 91 Enjoy Hemingway 93 Actor Knstofferson

excursion 5 Ab — (from the start) 8 Papal name 7 Napoleonic site 8 It's good m a pinch 9 Holiday dnnk 10 "Go. teaml" 11 Fleming or Garfunkel 12 Trigger Trigger’ 13-Khan 14 "Diamond — 15 Lloyd Webber musical 16 Allude (to) 17 Spong for 21 Slander 24 "Othello' heavy 25 Start for legal or graph 27 Letters of credit’ 32 Fedora fabnc 34 Pay to play 35 Princess in "Star Wars" 37 Irntate 38 Less vivid 39 Oscilloscope image 40 First name m architecture 41 Corporate VIP 42 Burden

94 Reacts to soaps? 95 Crumhom s cousin 97 They start many letters’ 98 Wordless greetings 103 Feminine 106 Radio and TV 107 Author Ferber 109 Flatt or Pearson 110 Bond toe 111 —de plume 112 Morocco's capital 113 Tennyson s Arden 114 Opposite m nature 119 Gross subj ’ 121 Washington collection’ 122 California resort 123 Play horseshoes 125 Drench 128 Bnnk 128 Pushcart purchase 129 Compete 130 Inventor Whitney 131"— is me!" 132 "-So Fine" (1963 song)