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Page 12 The Sun Thursday. December 15, 2005 Words To The to 1 Pop 5 Pastures 9 Loaihe 14 Counter 15 DifTerent 16 Pilotlcss aircraft 1 7 Rajah's wife 1 8 Not very likely 20 Beaver State 22 Undented 23 Slippery one 24 Mocks 26 AssistantPrcfix 28 Iran-Contra affair Col. 30 Mortgagor 34 Rucharistic table 37 Throw dice 39 Topnotch 40 Downtown Chicago 41 Ike's partner 42 Greek letter 43 Popular comic strip 44 Copycat 45 Fabled person 46 Wagers 48 Riyadh native 50 Apiece 52 Popeye favorite 56 Headgear 59 Lampblack 61 Shea and Busch 62 Patsy 65 Constructs in haste 66 Free-for-all 67 Threesome 68 Main course item 69 More pallid 70 Ella Fitzgerald's specialty 71 Certain Down 1 Menu item 2 Changing spot in Chicago 3 Small inexpensive restaurant THE Weekly Crossword By Ed Canty AROUND Wise t- I zLr: 17 1 111- 19 24 2jJ18 31 12 34 35 36 11 II rr iLt 3 zzz Lr JjO 5J52 53 SS 56 MTpWsS 62 63 64 65 66 1 67 68 I 7o 4 Uncertainty 5 Thinner 6 Pixie 7 Very fast 8 Get ready for an event 9 Stick by the rules 10 Swim suit part 1 1 Sharpen 12 Story starter 13 A lively dance 19 Hold gently and carefully 21 Fragrance 25 Purse part 27 Innocent thing 29 Great Lakes acronym 3 1 Body parts 32 Fully aware of 33 Harvest 34 European mountain range 35 Take illegally 36 Roman garb 38 Italian monetary units 41 Symbolic figure 45 Mine passage 47 Follows Lent 49 The final result 51 Boos 53 Goodbye 54 Stogie 55 Hurry-scurry 56 David, for one 57 On the briny 58 Survey of public opinion 60 Istanbul native 63 Fixed charge 64 US intelligence agency Quotable Quote An intellectual is a man who takes more words than necessary to tell more than he knows: Dwighl O. Eisenhower By OF Associates Visit our web site at www.grrpuzzles.com Zonta Club Christmas gift wrapping Members of the Zonta Club of HamburgOrchard Park will wrap Christmas gifts at the McKinley Mall as a fund-raiser starting Friday, Dec. 16 and continuing through Christmas Eve, Saturday, Dec, 24.

They will be located outside the entrance to Kaufmann's clothing store during mall hours. Proceeds benefit scholarships for Hamburg, Orchard Park, Frontier and Immaculata High School graduates. The club also gives two adult scholarships and supports the Hamburg Domestic Violence Program. CAME- Timothy O'Leary MM, PLLC A Full Service Small Animal Clinic NOW (OIPEiNE 484 Sunset Hamburg (corner of Camp Rd) Hours: Hon Fri 9-7 Tues 8 Thurs 8-8 Wed 8-6 648- 11 GIVE ME A CALL. ALLSTATE OFFERS A WIDE RANGE OF INSURANCE.

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AJt( kuranc Ccnfuny and Alltwt IndvniMa "tp'! y. NorOttM-oofc. IL iOUJ AUum SOUTHTOWNS The following students have been inducted into the National Honor Society: Mary Kruszka and Mary Hooper of Lake View; Amy White and Erin Salisbury of Hamburg; Ashley Szpara, Natalie Vinti and Alexa Godwin of Orchard Park; and Taylor Janak of Boston. Meaghan Kolpack and Jennifer Yerke, both of Hamburg, were both recently honored with an induction into the SUNY Geneseo chapter of the Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Society. Selection for this society is based on outstanding academic achievement in their freshmen year.

Meaghan is a sophomore studying psychology and Jennifer is a sophomore studying biology. Kelsey Palmer, the daughter of Kevin and Marilyn Palmer of Hamburg, is the recipient of a $500 General Mills Foundation Post-High School Scholarship for the 2005-2006 academic year. Palmer is a first-year student at Gordon College in Wenham, MA. She is a graduate of Frontier High School. Sarah Sweeney of Hamburg was named to the Dean's List for the 2005 fall term ending in November for Johnson Wales University in Providence, Rl.

To receive Dean's List commendation, students must earn a cumulative grade point average of 3.4 or above. Sweeney is pursuing an associate degree in Baking and Pastry Arts. Karen N. Stoklosa, daughter of James and Wendy Stoklosa of Hamburg, was inducted into the Clarion University chapter of Beta Gamma Signma, an international business honor society. Kelly Warren of Hamburg was awarded an Independence Foundation scholarship for the 2005-2006 college year.

Warren is a sophomore at Hilbert College majoring in Economic Crime Investigation. Kara Battin of Hamburg volunteers or the Syracuse University Literacy Corps. The Literacy Corps mentors and tutors students in elementary and secondary schools. Baffin is a sophomore majoring in inclusive elementary and special education in the School of Education. Magdalene Misztal of Hamburg, a senior majoring in marketing, supply chain management and public relations at Syracuse University, has been selected as a college marshal for the University's Martin J.

Whitman School of Management. College marshals have the honor of leading the procession of graduates from his or her school or college into the commencement ceremony. First-year Hilbert College President's Scholars have been named: Amy Chambers of Hamburg, Daniel Cronmiller of Eden, Kimberly Funke of Hamburg, Amanda Isch of Angola, Kimberly Petro of Derby and Ashton Vertalino of Hamburg. Bethany Love, a Hamburg resident and senior in the D'Youville College nursing program, has been awarded a $1000 Saint Marguerite D'Youville Scholarship for academic excellence and community involvement. Love has maintained a 3.3 GPA and is involved in Young Life, a youth ministry program and has helped medical missions to Central America to provide assistance to those less fortunate.

In their junior year of study, several local residents have received Hilbert College Department Chariperson Scholarships: Sarah Bosworth, Joseph Ferrara, Ann Marie Lapaglia, Michelle Manning, Margery Siclari, Melanie Thomas and Shannon Flynn, all of Hamburg. Operation Iraqi Freedom Air Force Reserve Tech. Sgt. Jerome J. Szewc is currently deployed overseas at a forward operating location in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

The sergeant is a financial management and services craftsman regularly assigned to the 926th Fighter Wing, New Orleans, LA. He is the son of Jerome J. Szewc of Knox Avenue, West Seneca and Alexandra A. Andrews of Rocky Mountain Road, North Collins. He is a 1988 graduate of Depew High Army National Guard Sgt.

has returned to the U.S. after being deployed to an overseas forward operating location in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Anzzlone, "a tacticalvoice team chief with nine years of military is assigned to the 42nd Infantry Patchogue, NY. The -sergeant is a 1986 graduate of Orchard Park High School H3 a I I I I mA I 1 i Happy Holidays to our patients, families friends from Bukaty family Chiropractic! Specializing In Gentle Care For Neck Conditions Children 'Pregnancies Auto Injuries Sports Injuries Low Back Pain Nerve Scan On-Site X-Rays Nutritional Supplements Gladly Accepting Workers Auto Injuries, Medicare Dr. Christina P.

Bukaty "You Can Start Feeling Better Today. Emergencies Accepted and Wheelchair Accessible Call 627-3668 Today! Bukaty Family Chiropractic 4269 St Francis Drive, Hamburg Check Out: www.bukatyfamilychiropractic.cora ElderWood Health Care receives award ElderWood Health Care at Lake-wood has been presented with a Business and Industry Partnership Award from New York State Tech Prep for the facility's dedication to education. The skilled nursing facility has, over the past several years, developed a partnership with the Hamburg School System to provide internships to high school students interested in careers in health care. Hamburg Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum Art Robinson first approached Elder-Wood Health Care at Lakewood Administrator Michael Murphy about the possibility of creating an internship program in 1999. His desire was to provide real-life educational experiences for students in order to better prepare them for the real world.

Murphy also credits Hamburg High School internship coordinator Michael Karpie and Superintendent Peter Roswell for their assistance in setting up the Allied Health Program. Through this program, Elder-Wood's Lakewood facility has become a teaching nursing home, hosting students in their junior and senior years interested in learning more about physical, occupational and speech therapy; nursing; social services, and medical services. As part of their internship, students are exposed to all the disciplines involved in resident care. Submit your community datebook events to sarahthesunnews.net.