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24 the cherokee ledger-news COMMUNITY november 7, 2012
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ACROSS
1 Onetime VHS
rival
5 Like honed
knives
10 Relaxed
14 The Earth turns
on it
15 Swiss calculus
pioneer
16 Hebrides hillside
17 Rules, in brief
18 Grassy
Southwestern
tract
19 “Mike and Mike
in the Morning”
radio station
20 On-the-go
morning snack
23 Flight that may
be round
24 Craft stabilizer
25 “No __!”:
Mexican’s
“Enough!”
28 Story spanning
decades
31 St. Teresa’s
home
33 Matador’s cloak
37 Cash for a
sandwich
40 Tenth of a
sawbuck
42 Tailgaters’
beverage
carriers
43 Waiter’s handout
45 Dorothy’s dog
46 Run the show
47 Vidal’s
Breckinridge
49 Actress Sandra
50 Moan and groan
53 Browning work
57 Familiarly,
nutritious trio
found twice in
this puzzle
61 Dubai big shot
64 Medium’s card
65 Part of a float
66 Take it easy
67 Bacteria in rare
meat
68 Footnote word
69 Biblical heirs,
with “the”
70 Barber’s chair
attachment
71 Corporate __
DOWN
1 Farm fence
feature
The Weekly Crossword Puzzle
Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Lewis
By Pam Klawitter
2 Put into action,
as effort
3 LSU mascot
4 Very, musically
5 __-centered:
egotistical
6 Luau
entertainment
7 Sarah Palin,
notably
8 Yvonne’s
income
9 Legislative
investigation
10 “Good buddy”
11 Horace’s “__
Poetica”
12 Comfy spot for
some cats
13 Guys
21 GI mess crews
22 Memorable
Texas landmark
25 “Giant” actor Sal
26 Ready for
whatever
27 Final authority
29 Old apple spray
30 Frances __:
Judy Garland’s
birth name
32 Battery unit
33 Encrypted
34 Japanese
cartoon style
35 Pound divisions
(c)2011 Tribune Media Services, Inc.
36 Adolescent woe
38 Manhattan
campus, for
short
39 Rush __
41 Bloodsucker
44 Invisible-clothes
wearer in an
Andersen tale
48 “The Simpsons”
storekeeper
51 José’s
humanities
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SINGING
• New Hope Baptist Church will
host a concert Nov. 10, at 6 p.m.,
featuring Don and Annette Williams
and Open Door. There also
will be a social with finger foods
52 Show one’s
feelings, say
54 Kalahari refuge
55 Wear away
56 Jason jilted her
57 Taxing trip
58 Go it alone
59 You may stick it
in your ear
60 Dan’l’s cousin?
61 Street shader
62 Ginnie __
63 Special ending?
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and desserts. A love offering will
be taken up for the singers. The
church is located at 1836 Hickory
Flat Hwy., Canton.
MINISTRIES
• Orange United Methodist
Church has a new ministry
designed just for young adults
in the post high school years.
Pathfinders meets every Sunday
at 10 a.m. for a coffee and conversation
time of fellowship and
study. Other activities include
service projects, worship, Bible
study and recreational activities.
For more information, contact
Steve Matta at (404) 788-4464 or
stevematta@comcast.net.
• The fifth annual Broken and
Beautiful conference will be held
Nov. 10 at the Cherokee County
Conference Center, 1130 Bluffs
Pkwy., Canton. The keynote
speaker will be Shelley Hendrix,
founder and teacher of Church
4 Chicks. Registration and flyers
are available at www.awakenwithjoy.com.
SPECIAL EVENTS
• The Messiah Java Jam is held the
second Friday of every month
at Church of the Messiah, 415
Charles Cox Drive, Canton. Each
event will feature two musical
performers and a musical jam
afterward where all musician
attendees are invited to share
their God-given talents on stage
with the performers. The event
will begin at 7 p.m. Coffee and
tea will be served. Attendees are
asked to donate $5 with all proceeds
going toward a different
charity each month.
• Hickory Flat Fellowship, located
at 5301 Hickory Flat Hwy.,
Canton, holds a youth group
meeting on Wednesdays at 6:30
p.m. in the blue building. The
first Saturday of the month, the
church hosts a men’s breakfast
at 8 a.m. For more information,
e-mail Pastor Scott Smith at
hffellowship@windstream.net.
• Orange United Methodist
Church, 220 Orange Circle,
Canton (Lathemtown), will
host a fall bazaar Nov. 10, from
9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The event
will feature pottery, art work,
knitting yarns, handmade crafts
and jewelry, homemade foods,
barbecue lunch and a bargain
table. All proceeds support local,
state and international missions.
For more information, call
(770) 886-9662.
• Waleska First Baptist Church,
10657 Fincher Road, Waleska, is
hosting a holiday bazaar in the
Fellowship Hall, Nov. 10, from
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. There will gift
baskets, ornaments, original
paintings, knitted and crocheted
items, plus baked goods, candies,
door prizes and a silent auction.
Breakfast biscuits and a barbecue
lunch will be served. For more
information, call (770) 479-1024
or go to waleskafirstbaptist.org.
OUTREACH
• Operation Christmas Child is
under way. It is a nonprofit outreach
that sends shoe box gifts,
filled with school supplies, toys,
necessity items and a note of encouragement,
to children overseas
suffering due to disaster,
disease, war, terrorism, famine
or poverty. This year, Operation
Christmas Child expects to reach
a milestone with more than 100
million children receiving shoe
box gifts since the project began
in 1993. National Collection
Week for Operation Christmas
Child is Nov. 12-19. There are
several collection sites around
the Cherokee County area. To
find the nearest location, visit
www.samaritanspurse.org/occ.
• Heritage Presbyterian Church in
Acworth on Bells Ferry Road, recently
opened a Clothing Closet
for people needing clothing in
the Cobb and Cherokee areas.
This clothing is given out free
of charge, and it relies solely on
donations from parishioners and
people in the area. Right now,
the church is in dire need of
children’s clothing ranging from
kindergarten age to sixth- or
seventh-grade. They are asking
for gently used, clean clothing.
For the donation address,
contact the church office at
(770) 926-3558. The church can
provide donors with a tax
donation form.
• The Pointe Church, Canton, in
partnership with Faithful Friends
Church of Vine City, assists with
a community outreach event
on the third Saturday of each
month in the Atlanta neighborhood.
Clothing, food and
personal care items are distributed
— along with love and encouragement
— to the residents
of Vine City. To participate or
donate items or funds to this
outreach, contact Pastor Russ of
The Pointe at russ@pointechurch.
org, or Pastor Carnell of Faithful
Friends at crt4jesus@yahoo.com.
The Pointe Church is located
at 300 Adam Jenkins Memorial
Pkwy., Suite 112, in Canton.
For more information, go to
www.myfriendschurch.com.
• Love Community Church and
There’s Hope for the Hungry
will distribute free boxes of
food for those in need on the
first Thursday of each month
between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. in
the Food Depot parking lot at
Bells Ferry and Ga. 92.
• A free community dinner is
held every third Thursday of
the month, from 5:30 p.m. to
7 p.m., at Mt. Zion Church on
East Cherokee Drive. There also
is a free food distribution every
fourth Saturday of the month,
from 9 a.m. to noon.
FUNDRAISERS
• First Woodstock United Methodist
Church holds a thrift shop
every Saturday and the second
and third week of the month
(Thursday through Saturday),
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., in the
lower level of Latimer Hall, 109
Towne Lake Pkwy., Woodstock.
For more information, call
(770) 928-3855.
• Heritage Baptist Fellowship,
3615 Reinhardt College Pkwy.,
Waleska, is hosting its 15th
annual holiday bazaar Nov. 17,
from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. There will
be a holiday store, country store,
auction and concessions. For
more information, call
(770) 479-9415.
See Religion, Page 28