CAPITAL TIMES, January 25.1991
collegiate crossword
42 More suitable
44 Simian
1 Slangy children 45 Likely
8 Mixes 46 Shoe part
13 Bakery item 47 Class of ball
-14 Incrustations on player
old copper coins 49 Novelist
16 Oxygen-supplying France
apparatus 52 Atom
17 Descendant of Esau 53 Applied an ointment
18 Most like Jack 54 Rapidly-maturing
Sprat's food plants
19 Label 55 Like some kitchens,
20 Have with in color
ACROSS
(have connections) 56 Held back, as
21 Mischievous child water
22 Suffix for mason 57 Sounded a warning
23 Plant again signal
25 Certain doctors.
for short
27 Swiss river
28 Followers of Lions
and Tigers
31 Army officers
(abbr.)
32 San , Texas
33 College entrance
exam
36 Necessity for
l; 7-Down
40 Jongg
41 Impudence
Kathv’s Kitchen
Everyone should enjoy Valentine's
Kathleen Rickabaugh
Capital Times Staff
"Love is a Many Splendored Thing."
Yes, Valentine’s Day will be here soon.
Have you ever wondered the why behind
Valentine's Day? I offer one
explanation.
There was a priest named St. Valentine
who lived in Rome during the 200's
under Emperor Claudius 11. The Romans
jailed the priest for aiding persecuted
Christians.
The jailkeeper's blind daughter visited
St. Valentine while he was jailed, and
people believed he cured the girl of her
blindess. And they wrote letters to each
other, but not love letters as such just
"friendly" letters. St. Valentine was
DOWN
1 Having only
magnitude
2 Cashed a pawn, in
chess 43 Like a clarinet or
3 Hoist oboe
4 Beginning of George 45 Sap-sucking insect
Washington saying 48 of Wight
5 Part of i=prt 49 Rental listings
6 Ring decisions (abbr.)
7 Spanish painter 50 lay me..."
8 Jazz dance 51 Love, in Spain
unfortunately beheaded in 270 AD.
Today children exchange valentines
with their school friends. Elementary
school children like to make their own
valentines from paper doilies, red paper,
wallpaper samples and pictures cut from
magazines.
Men often send their wives or
sweethearts flowers or boxes of candy
instead of valentine greeting cards. Now
guys, a sweet note that tells your honey
that you appreciate all she does for you
is just as nice as flowers or candy. Gals,
guys like sweet notes, too.
When I think of Valentine’s Day, I
think back to high school and having
"Secret Valentines," wearing red,
"sweetheart" dances and just telling
friends how special they were to me*-oh
PUZZLES
9 Well-known magazine
10 Monogram component
11 Knocking sound
12 Singer Pete, and
family
14 Confessors
15 Tracy/Hepburn movie
(2 wds.)
24 Outer garment, as
a fur
25 Ones who impair
26 Stiff-collared
jackets
29 Buying everything
in sight (3 wds.)
30 Short-billed rail
33 Gathered together
34 Town on southern
tip of N.J. (2 wds)
35 Toe
37 Albany, in relation
to New York City
38 Was atop (2 wds.)
39 Greek
collegiate camouflage
Can you find the hidden sculptors?
BERNINI
BRANCUSI
CELLINI
DAVID
DA VINCI
DONATELLO
EL GRECO
GHIBERTI
GIOVANNI
GIOTTO
Day
yea, and chocolate.
Today] I still wear red and cook red
foods-spaghetti, jello, cherry juice. Or I
bake meatloaf in the shape of a heart
my kids really like that! I also remember
one person who I loved dearly, my
Grandma] Although she has passed on, I
want to share her "Brownie" recipe with
you. Here is a sweet for the Sweet.
"Grandma’s Brownies"
4 Eggs
2 Cups Sugar
4 Squares] Chocolate melted in
1 Cup Butter
1 Cup Flour
1-1/4 Cubs Chopped Walnuts
1-1/4 Teaspoon Vanilla
Bake in slow oven-350*-30 minutes
It doesn't matter if it's flowers, candy, or
"Grandma’s Brownies", share your love
this Valeijtine' Day.
HOUDON
LAURENT
MICHELANGELO
PHIDIAS
PICASSO
PISANO
POUSSIN
PRAXITELES
PUGET
RODIN
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