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WANTED
A loving home for us all
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Alias: “Jezzie”
Age: 2 years Sex: Female
Description: White Shepherd
M/O: House-broken, calm and laid
back personality.
Adoption Info.: Contact the adop
tion center at (770) 887-6480.
The Humane Society of Forsyth County is located at 4440 Keith Bridge Rd. All of
the companion animals are neutered, sociable and current on shots and vet care.
Adoption fees are SIOO for kittens 6 months and younger and S9O for cats over 6
months and $125 for puppies 6 months and younger and sllO for dogs over 6
months. For more information, call (770) 887-6480 or visit the Web site at
www. forsyth. pets. com
ACROSS
1 Dollops
5 Russian
ruler
9 ’B7 Peace
Prize winner
14 Incur,
as bills
19 ‘Thanks
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20 Dingy digs
21 Jargon
22 Crop up
23 Clothing
store?
25 Gary Cooper
in “High
Noon"?
27 Asian nation
28 Jab
30 Genetic info
31 Poetic
preposition
32 Stoltz or
Sevareid
34 Actress
Perlman
38 Brazier bits
41 Seats
picked up in
the Senate?
45 Bank (on)
46 Tai
(martial art)
47 Recruit
to-be
48 Baseball's
Sammy
50 Coaxed
54 Plane place
57 Bedroom
furniture
59 Elbow
60 Available
61 Photo finish
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TRICKY
Super Crossword BUSINESS
of “Sirens"
.110 Word form
for “minute"
111 Salon
request
112 La-la lead-in
114 Castle
material
117 Contaminate
121 NBA handi
cappers?
127 “One really
thick steak,
please"?
129 Simpson of
fashion
130 Paul of
“American
Graffiti"
131 Currier’s
partner
132 Siegmeister
or Wiesel
133 Greek
sandwiches
134 Atlanta
campus
135 AMEX rival
136 Take-out
order?
DOWN
1 Stare
stupidly
2 Dairy-case
purchase
3 Piglet's
papa
4 Meryl of
“Marvin's
Room”
5 Even if,
informally
6 Trace
7 As well
62 Bright
64 Part of MST,
65 Mediocre
67 Mason's
need
68 Any
69 Deplores
70 Scandina
vian
computer?
73 Puts
another
worm on
the hook?
75 Composer
Janacek
76 Chip off
Woody’s
block
78 Archaeo
logical site
81 Class ring?
82 Galley
feature
83 Absolutely
adored
84 Gay"
86 Socialite
Perle
90 Anti-knock
stuff
92 Glisten
94 Chaos
95 Puppeteer
Lewis
96 Israeli dance
97 Counterfeit
99 States, for
short
100 Mighty mite
103 Marina
statistics?
107 Corelli
composition
109 Macpherson
COMMUNITY LIVING
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Alias: “Belinda”
Age: 2 years Sex: Female
Description: Mostly white
M/O: Very sweet girl, mostly white
with little gray patches on her head.
Adoption Info.: Contact foster mom
Jane at (706) 265-3585.
51 Entire range
52 Senator
Kefauver
53 Cozy rooms
55 Pants
56 Each
58 Monty’s
milieu
59 Loon's
relative
61 Demi or
Dudley
63 It multiplies
by dividing
66 Declare
69 Bendix role
70 TV host
Robin
71 Major artery
72 Swanky
74 Soprano
Gluck
75 See
83 Down
77 Block
78 Go off track
79 Print-shop
supply
80 Emulates
O’Meara
83 With
75 Down,
“Gigi" author
85 Turn pages
87 Andrew of
“Melrose
Place"
88 "Guarding
—" ('94
film)
89 Flock o' docs
91 Irish island
group
93 Inland sea
94 Big
8 Stink
9 of You"
('B4 hit)
10 Branco,
Brazil
11 Caravansary
12 Like fine
wine
13 Tulsa type
14 Brit, fliers
15 Psychic
Geller
16 More
congenial
17 PC
enthusiasts
18 Parisian
papa
24 Mata
26 Singer
Georgie
29 Significant
years
33 'Take
leave it!"
35 Sounded
like a
serpent
36 Seth's son
37 Evaluate
39 Divulge,
with “out’
40 Bronte
heroine
41 Detective
Charlie
42 Nonstandard
contraction
43 A swan was
her swain
44 Country star
Brooks
46 Comic
Margaret
49 Strong suit
beginning
98 Ignites
101 Conductor
Klemperer
102 Christie
sleuth
104 Bandleader
Brown
105 Till
106 Laughed
loudly
107 Disreputable
108 Aquatic
animal
111 Unexpected
obstacle
113“ Excuse
me"
115 Exiled
dictator
116 Dark blue
118 Run in
neutral
119 Sedaka or
Simon
120 Dendrolo
gist’s
concern
122 Arafat's grp.
123 Part of
USAR
124 Funnyman
Philips
125 Prepare to
feather?
126 Farm
feature
128 Nationality
suffix
When to keep your child at home
By Debbie Wilburn
For the Forsyth County News
Is there a phrase more troubling to a parent
than “Mom I don’t feel good” These words
pose a real problem, especially in the morn
ings haste, when family members are getting
off to work, school or daycare. How sick is
your child? Should she stay home? Should she
go to school anyway?
Indeed, it is hard to make wise decisions in
the rush of early morning preparations. If your
child develops any of the following symp
toms, keep him at home until the symptoms
disappear or your physician decides he can
return to school without danger to himself or
to the other children.
• Diarrhea. Diarrheal diseases spread very
easily among young children.
• Severe coughing. Child gets red or blue
in face. Child makes high-pitched croupy or
whooping sound after he coughs.
• Difficult or rapid breathing.
• Yellowish skin or eyes.
• Pinkeye. Tears, redness of eyelid lining,
irritation followed by swelling and discharge
or puss.
• A fever. (Fever=loo degrees F.) with any
one of the following symptoms: unusual spots
or rashes, sore throat or trouble swallowing,
infected skin patches, unusually dark, tea-col
ored urine, gray or white stool, headache and
'stiff neck, vomiting, unusual behavior such as
crankiness, less activity, general discomfort,
or just unwell, loss of appetite, severe itching
of body or scalp.
Source: Center for Disease Control
Many common childhood diseases are
highly contagious. These include illnesses
such as chicken pox, pinkeye, diarrhea, hepa
titis and impetigo. These diseases are caused
by germs.
Germs spread through body secretions.
CHURCH from 4B
Point Man
... Cross Point Church Men’s Ministry wel
comes men to a time of encouragement and fel
lowship during the weekly breakfast meeting
on Saturdays at 7:45 a.m. at the Ruby Lee’s
restaurant on Keith Bridge Road.
For information, call (770) 887-6126 or
visit the Web site at www.mycross
pointchurch.com.
Free Biblical counseling
... on marriage, child training, finances and
Open House
Jan 17 & Jan 31
10:00 a.m. - Noon.
• Member School of Association of Christian
Schools International
• General, College Prepatory & Advanced
Placement Tracks
• Three Year SAT Average Exceeding 1300
•All 2003 CCA Seniors Received Scholarships
to College of Choice - -WII
• Excellent Student-to-Teacher Ratio
• Represented by Over 70 Churches in Area
•JV & Varsity Sports include Basketball, Soccer,
Volleyball, Baseball, Softball, Track, Flag
Football & Cheerleading
• New Gymnasium Construction Underway
Forsyth County’s premiere college preparatory school is
currently accepting applications for Fall 2004 for grades K-12.
At Covenant Christian Academy, you will find a student
body challenged daily academically, physically, and spiritual
ly. We invite you to call or visit us today to tour our growing
15-acre campus. Our hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Monday through Friday.
770-674-2990
www.covenantrams.org
Covenant is conveniently located in the Midway area at 6905 Post Road. Traveling north on Highway 9,
turn left onto Post Road (just past Midway Publix Shopping Center). Covenant is located 1/2 mile down
on the right. Please visit us at 6905 Post Road or on the web at www.covenantrams.org
FORSYTH COUNTY NEWS Sunday, January 25,2004 -
People can spread germs without being
sick themselves. A person with a disease is
often contagious before he or she develops
symptoms. Sometimes people, especially
young children, spread disease germs to their
families and caregivers without ever getting
sick themselves. This means that steps to pre
vent the spread of contagious disease must be
followed.
There are three things a parent can do to
help prevent illness.
• Be sure your child receives all required
immunizations on schedule.
• Observe strict rules of sanitation and per
sonal hygiene. Always wash your hands thor
oughly with soap when coming in the house
from outside, before preparing food, after
using the bathroom or blowing your nose.
These rules apply to you and should be taught
to your children. Also, with infants and young
children, wash the toys they play with daily
with soap.
Infant equipment should be washed at least
once a week with a 1 part bleach to 10 parts
water solution.
• Keep your child at home if he or she
develops symptoms of disease. It isn’t practi
cal or realistic to keep children home every
time they have a runny nose. But with some
symptoms, a child may endanger his own
health and the health of the other children.
Despite the very best preventative measure,
children will inevitably get sick. If at all pos
sible work out a sickness plan in advance.
Line up a possible substitute Mom if your
schedule is not flexible.
Debbie Wilburn is an agent with the
Forsyth County Extension Service in the area
of family and consumer sciences. For more
information, she can be reached by calling
(770) 887-2418 or by email at
dwilbu rn @ uga. edu.
home education for children will be offered by
Grace Brethren Family Fellowship.
Classes are offered on leading young chil
dren to Christ and Christ-centered mentoring
for young families. For information, call (770)
888-6828.
Cumming Christian Singles
... meet for Bible study on the first and third
Friday of each month.
For information, call (770) 781-5433 or
email cummingsingles@hotmail.com.
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