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Cont?d from previous page Contactivity Centre: Offers activities & services for the autonomous senior looking to learn, grow & socialize in a friendly & supportive environment. At 4695 de Maisonneuve W., corner Lansdowne, Westmount. See monthly bulletin at www.contactivitycentre.org. Info: 514- 932-2326. VOLUNTEERS & HEALTH The Kidney Foundation of Canada: Looking for volunteers to help co-ordinate the foundation?s March 2009 campaign in Montreal. Offices are at 2300 René- Lévesque W., near Atwater metro. Info: Richard Chénier at
PET OF THE WEEK
Nina needs a home
Nina is a three-year-old Pekinese girl looking for a good home. She is a very loyal companion who loves to be brushed. She is one of many available for adoption at Kiko Rescue and Adoptions. For more info, call Janet at 450-451- 4598, or visit petfinder to see more available dogs.
by Calvin R. & Jackie Mathews
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Bialik launches fundraiser
Côte St. Luc?s Bialik High School has come up with a novel way to raise funds for its ongoing expansion project ? offer parents the opportunity to gain naming rights for the school?s mezuzahs, the parchment which is affixed to the door of Jewish homes and gateways. The sale of naming rights will help fund the $3 million second phase of Bialik?s expansion, which includes a second gymnasium, a new stage facility and a renovated Mettarlin Hall. The school is promoting the mezuzah initiative as a way to honour a loved one, or a special teacher. The school also announced that the naming rights to mezuzahs at Bialik?s 78. One who thinks, ?I love ewe? 81. Unattached 82. Scratch the surface of 84. Challengers 86. Stay near the shore 87. Become plump and juicy 88. Stations 90. Nonbeliever 91. EEEE in the bird world 97. Beats easily 100. Linden, for one 101. Pack animal 102. Tow 103. Nev. s neighbor 104. Adapt easily 106. Man 107. Fi forerunner 110. Court event 112. Song 117. __ lift 119. Tract division 120. EEE in the Bible 125. Fishing gear 126. Not as hard 127. Boldness 128. Part of a split personality 129. Old 130. Andaman and Black DOWN 1. Burial place 2. Burst seam 3. Fox terrier of TV 4. Direct route 5. Accessory 6. Orchestral instrument 7. Permanent name 8. Prepare for publication 9. Rachel s sister two main entrances and the door to the new athletics and performing arts centre will be auctioned off on eBay. Rabbi Dan Rosenberg, who came to Bialik from New York City and is the school?s director of Jewish Studies, explained the religious significance of the mezuzah naming project. ?The reason we put up a physical marking on a doorpost, with a section of the Torah (laws of Judaism) is that it is embodying a microcosm, our central, shared communal values.? Info: call Amy Finkelstein at 514-731- 2944 ext. 263 or e-mail amy.f@jppsbialik.ca. ? Joel Goldenberg n 10. Hayes monogram 11. Part of a vowel list 12. Not genuine 13. Gift-wrapper s need 14. Open 16. Origin 18. View 19. Diner 20. Paleozoic or Mesozoic 21. Inasmuch as 22. Capital city 27. __ Antonio 30. Nail container 32. 1865 surrenderer 33. Put in 35. Eggs 36. Gleam 37. Modify 38. Vanna s co-host 40. Corrects 41. Birthright seller 42. Apprehends 43. Names 44. Ending for Max or Joseph 45. Co. that merged with Bell Atlantic in 2000 46. Adjustable loop 47. Inquirer 51. Early 11th-century year 52. Resident s suffix 53. Uzbekistan, once: abbr. 55. Passing grades 56. Voltaire s religion 57. Bottom line? 59. Word of welcome 64. Cons 66. Things lent? 67. Recipients 68. Ms. Verdugo 69. Match, opinionwise 71. 1969 Omar Sharif movie role 72. Cheers, for example 73. Cotton gin man 74. Fifties social event 76. Stenches 78. Anger 79. Second to fall 80. Gourmand s reading matter 83. Sweet one of song 85. Q-U connection 86. Card game 89. Tiger sorg. 90. Small wooden piece 92. File drawer, perhaps 93. Language: abbr. 94. Sullivan and Ames 95. Word with stew or whiskey 96. Obscures 97. Pretense 98. Insertion mark 99. Higgins pupil 104. Irrational 105. Use a microwave 107. Poles & others 108. Scoop support 109. Common contraction 111. Foot part 113. Hamm & Farrow 114. Outperform 115. Literary pseudonym 116. Spin 118. Comment from a psychologist 121. Days of yore 122. Final letter 123. Prefix for school or occupied 124. One of two songwriting brothers THE SUBURBAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2008 ? 39
