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The Jenkins County Times
Friday, March 24, 2023 - Page 7
JCTimes 3-24-23.indd 7
3/23/2023 8:37:49 AM
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Theme: Greek Mythology
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1. "Beowulf," e.g.
2. Buffalo Bill's last name
3. Petroleum exporters'
org.
4. Type of cotton thread
5. Chant
6. Pharaohs' vipers
7. Reggae's cousin
8. Indie vernacular
9. Actress Spelling
10. Like undecided jury
11. Approximately (2
words)
12. Retired, shortened
15. Saudi's southern
neighbor
20. Peas, in Middle
English
22. Adam's biblical partner
24. Chemical agent in a
reaction
25. *Cronus or Oceanus
26. Hacienda brick
27. Under
29. *One of Zeus'
disguises
31. Arabian Peninsula
country
32. Stimulant
33. Gather
34. *Hercules' Lemaean
foe
36. Lump in yam
38. High school club
42. Hot coal
45. Alert (2 words)
49. Ever, to a poet
51. Used a credit card
54. Fmstration, in a comic
book
56. Swelling
57. School hallway pemiit
58. Sheltered, nautically
59. Female Norse deity
60. "I dare you!" (2 words)
61. Use a Smith Corona
62. Squeezed or out
63. Faux pas
64. Koppel and Turner
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ACROSS
1. Food-contaminating
bacteria
6. *Meliae are nymphs
of the tree in Greek
mythology
9. Chris Hemsworth's
superhero role
13. Come by without
warning (2 words)
14. Type of patrol
15. You are
16. "That is," Latin
17. *Half man, half goat
18. German surrealist Max
19. * One-eyed giants
21. *One part human, part
divine
23. Eastward compass
bearing
24. Gauche or Droite, in
Paris
25. Bar bill
28. Convenience
30. "Stop right there!"
35. 15th of March
37. Loot
39. State indirectly
40. *Collected by the
mythological ferryman at the
River Styx
41. * Winged symbol of Zeus
43. Copied
44. Give or take
46. Indian Lilac tree
47. Close by
48. Inexperienced newcomer
50. Beaks
52. Genetic info carrier, acr.
53. Swamp stuff
55. Bo Peep's follower
57. *She opened an infamous
box
61. *Poseidon's spear
65. Distant
66. Bit of sun
68. Tea variety
69. Font embellishment
70. Econ. indicator
71. Make improvements or
corrections
72. Email folder
73. Hurry
74. Carpentry grooves
Aged to Perfection
at the Jenkins County Senior Citizen Center
By Lee Wilson,
Special Contributor
for
The Times
Boy we really like green! St. Patrick’s Day was
another reason to have a party.
We arrived at the Center Friday morning finding
everything green! Green streamers were hanging
from the ceiling, green St. Patrick’s Day ornaments
made by the seniors were hanging from indoor trees,
green beads were everywhere and there was even a
giant rainbow with a pot of gold at the bottom of it.
Shop owners beware if anyone comes shopping with
gold coins this week! There was a few missing from
the pot. Of course there has to be food involved.
We enjoyed homemade green cookies to go along
with our green sherbet punch.
The seniors went all out with their St. Patrick’s Day
attire as they arrived that morning. We had every
thing from green shoes and leprechaun socks all the
way to the top with green hats and bows. It was a
fun morning trying to guess who all had a gold coin
hidden on them in order to win a prize. The seniors
also chose through secret voting as to who dressed
the most festive for St. Patrick’s Day and Hazel Ban
ner and James Thompson got the most votes. That
got them strutting even more!
We always love to end our day with a song from
Mrs. Elnora Taylor. She can get our feet tapping
and our hands clapping. Stop by for a cup of coffee
sometime and see the fun we have.. .even when it’s
not a party day!
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FESTIVAL
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certificate of participation along with the
runners up. who were given a ribbon to note
their first, second, third or fourth placement.
Congratulations to all the winners of the
pageant and we look forward to seeing
another group of beautiful contestants for
next year’s festival.
Right:
Local dogs enjoy watching the pageant
behind the judges and as soon as the pag
eant was completed, they immediately
took a nap. Teen winner, Jocelynn looks
on amazed.
Winner of the Teen Division
was Jocelynn Chandrell.
Left:
(Left to right) Aubrey
Harrison (Mistress of
Ceremoies), Jocelynn
Chandrell (Miss Teen
Winner), and Jacqueleen
Boatwright-Daus (2016
Mrs. Georgia)
Winner of the 7-8 year old Little Miss
division was Neviah Love.
Winner of the Pre-Teen
Division for Little Miss
Garfield was Maci Anne
