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Page 12 - Rutherford Weekly 828-248-1408 www.rutherfordweekly.com Thursday, March 30-April 5, 2023 CROSSWORD PUZZLE CLUES ACROSS 1. Millisecond 5. Narcotic drug 11. Accident 14. Formal submissions 15. Popular 70s rock band 18. Discourage from doing 19. More socially elite 21. Arid 23. A way to look 24. Heroes 28. A surfer rides it 29. Potato state 30. Insect repellent 32. Cool! 33. Have already done 35. Collegiate women's fraternity 36. To the __ degree 39. Gasteyer and de Armas are two 41. Blood type 42. Looked over 44. Language of Cameroon and Chad 46. Species of armadillo 47. Touch softly 49. Part of your upper body 52. Large, stocky lizards 56. Lack of social or ethical standards 58. Congressman 60. Unofw cial force 62. As a result of this utter- ance 63. A main branch of Islam CLUES DOWN 1. Woman (French) 2. Province of Pakistan 3. This (Spanish) 4. Transportation device 5. Greater in importance or priority 6. The human foot 7. Within 8. Consumed 9. Respectful Malaysian term 10. Therefore 12. Ceased to exist 13. Type of macaroni 16. English composer 17. Wooded tract 20. Tall, slender-leaved plant 22. 36 inches 25. Take too much (abbr.) 26. Allow 27. Individually 29. Journalist Tarbell 31. Bar bill 34. Hong Kong food stall:__ pai dong 36. Not messy 37. Species that includes reedmace 38. Former MLB catcher Ed 40. Northern U.S. state 43. Wilt 45. Commercial 48. Bolivian river 50. Nursemaid 51. A car needs four 53. Guns (slang) 54. American state 55. Clusters of fern fronds 57. Body part 58. A person's brother or sister 59. Breed of sheep native to Sweden 61. Of I Former Rutherfordton resident John McWhorter, a watercolor sketch artist, recently had his work displayed in a special show hosted by Trinity Oaks Retirement Community in Salisbury where John and his wife Frankie live. The art show titled, "Coping With Covid" shared how thankful the residents were for the administration and staff who worked hard to keep residents safe and healthy both mentally and physically during the global pandemic. "I wanted to record how residents of Trinity Oaks Retirement Community attempted to keep their normal routines while also trying to be safe during the early days of the pandemic. Also how the staff of Trinity Oaks would keep us safe and make sure we continued to have important and safe social interaction," John said. "We know we were very fortunate to be among those who survived," John said. The sketches captured neighbors, friends, and staff in many settings at Trinity Oaks masked, socially distanced but getting on with living in 2020-2022 during the pandemic. "During early days of COVID, the mail wasn't the only delivery," John said. " Staff hopped on a golf cart to bring us a bit of joy in a "movie" wine down," he said. "A special thanks to Trinity Oaks for sponsoring this exhibit and allowing these watercolor sketches to illustrate our Coping with Covid," John added. McWhorter's watercolor sketches on exhibit Article Provided By: Jean Gordon. Sketches by John McWhorter Staff checking on patients and spreading joy. Dancing safely. McWhorter looks at the sketch of his wife Frankie gathering fl owers during Covid. A resident drives her scooter on July 4. Resident receiving a vaccine. If you're unable to get your regular copy of Rutherford Weekly, view it online at rutherfordweekly.com rutherfordweekly.com Our Our Digital Edition Digital Edition is is FREE! FREE! To receive a copy of each week's publication via email, To receive a copy of each week's publication via email, click on click on "subscribe to our weekly digital edition" "subscribe to our weekly digital edition" It's That Simple! It's That Simple! Our Online Version Same As The Printed Copy! Don't Miss This Week's Don't Miss This Week's RUTHERFORD RUTHERFORD WEEKLY WEEKLY