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program because on handytgusee the SKIRTING THE BAY By EILEEN DIXON Welcome to the 11th annual Barrie Winter OarrrIvrl Is what the messige roads on the cover of the souvenir Even ymdmlssedl wdngarnlval Ball last evening cruise you mival Parade this morning and the official opening this afternoon Take it from me no manor what mood you be In before you leave your bound to have fun once you blessing of cold feet Just to eip tiring along However If as wife and homemaker you mnatve been nice warm home 31 at there with an added find yourself confined to barracks cooking up all sorts of dishes to feed your rapidly mounting guest list then youre not alone One Barrie woman has discovered all the invitations she issued while at the summer cottage have been no ceptcd Shes solved the problem by maldn barrel of chowder and Is going to keep It warm weekend so cats can serve themselves when they get hun Angtlier has decided the only amwer would be it NEWS TRAVELS far and wide make bathtub full of spaghetti News of Barries annual winter carnival has spread Mrs Armstrong Holgate st writes about an interesting footnote she received on one of her greet Ing cards The card was from Pletermositzbury Natal South Africa from friends iiirs trip abroad two years ago Armstrong met during It scents Barrie Winter Carnival news activities lire making the news not as far awn as this Sou stated an in our own home town but African city The message Mrs Armstrong notes At the movies the other night We saw delig tde short on the wiri 101 sports activities at Barrie Winter Carnival This mod proves that news of the annual event travels far aflc Mrs Armstron says that since there Is no winter and no snow in tliis African city the film would be of peat Interest to the people there PROMOTING CANADA Mrs Shirley Hoboon daugter of Mr and Mrs Armstrong of Holgnie St has recently olned the staff of the Canadian Government lravel nrean in New York City The service answers proximately 1500 trails ray regaran Canadas thdflI cele brations with main of callers see in formation about Expo 67 Getting answers stint hour the horses month to quote an old adage Hebson attended re ception at the Canadian Club where she met Mr Gonnan Kennedy head liaison officer for Expo 67 who answered any pertinent questions posed by guests Couple Celebrate 70th Anniversary Mr and Mrs ll LllIey oi Elmvnle are spending their 70th anniversary at home with their family and irlnndl today The ceicbranis were married on Feb I8 law at the First Baptist Church In email New Brunswick town They moved to Toronto In 1912 where they remained until the early so When they decided that lliein smaller conunnnily would be better for their growing family Mr Lllley went Into the gen eral store business and operat ed rho In Elmvalr Warhago and Co dwater 0n retirement more than 20 years later Mr and Mrs Liliey returned to Elmvrrle where they are still enjoying life In friendly surroundings The coupinl family Includes Mra Peters Bertha and Mrs Nichols Hilda of Roeb ester NY Mrs Mantle Beulah of liexdaie Mn lteld Helen of Coldwaier Mrs Proctor tEvelyn of Toronto and Mrs Mettrlck Olive of North Koppel and Mn Murc phy Nell deceased Also two sons Melville of Toronto and Chester of Guelph They have il grandchildren and it great grandchildren A979 SIZE 1018 dress to wear lightly cas Ily joyfully and very sim ple to make thats Printed Pattern Am by Mort Beirrad er Skimmlng llnea curve trifle cancer to your waist than they did In the past but the real focus is theplovely neckline Note the slight stand away effect before the ahuul der nhcathlng line descends into tiny or sleeves The result is to frame your neck and face gracefully Wool knit PRINTED IAIIEIIN SPRING SHAPE IS ROUNDED la perfect undcrcoat choice while linen weaves are Ideal for warmer days Printed Pat tern Am is available in Min Size 10 12 16 19 Size 14 requires 77 yds win fabric Send one dollar On tario residents add cents Snlca Tex for printed pattern Aim to The Barrie Examiner Pnttern Department at King St Toronto Wu Please print plainly your name ad dress with style number and size liliusDomtninrremeadrDb ane Conifer drauwtth hire FIFTH ANNUAL Central United Church Bars rlc was host church to the Illtli Annual Meeting of Simeon Pres bylcriul United Church Women The theme was Yea we have goodly horitage On behalf of Central UCW lilies Downey extended greet Inga to the 391 women register ed attire acuion Presidcnt Mrs Gordon San Ieant oi Orlllla chaired the meeting which included reports from Mrs Gilliam re cording secretory Mrs Thomson treasurer and finan cial by Mrs Sirachnn Mrr Thomson retiring from ni iice was thanked for the work she has done In the past five years with the UCW BTIMULATE INTEREST Mrs Charles Kearney reportv ed on recruitment and rtresr ed the need of young people In the ministry and the Inity of the clnrrdi She urged women to pro mote more programs within the churches which would stimulate the Interest of young people to dedicate their lives to fulltime service Committee of Nominations re port given by Mrs Smith was adopted and election of of Ilccra war conducted by Mrs Marquis President of Tor onto Conference The report on literature by Mn Shilton featured die play of books which would help stimulate and give ideas for pro ramming and worship CONGO MISSIONS Dr Margaret Arklnstall member of the Board of World Missions closed the morning ses clon with an inspiring message Retired from the medical prac iiso Dr Arkinslaii now lives at Queenavllis and gives ac tive medical care to York Mom or Home Wearing the custom ary dress of the Congolese we man she noted that some might think of the Congo being fill ed with wild animals In lun gle What the missionaries found were lovable friendly natives In Leopoldville She stated that Christianity la the common rs IIglon In the Congo In 1960 many schools were let up for girls and hospitals were Insiltuted with 250 beds 28 nurses and nine doctorr Dr Arklnstnll said We are all laborers together for God through our prayers and missionaries we hope to bring the Congo closor laced Luncheon was served at the end of the morning session ringsongopened the after noon resalon featuring songs to enrich the Canada abrdy Mrs Ewing the wor ship service and Mrs Kearsey dedicated the offering Mrs Marcellud was guest soloist pa eant Frnntlera for Christ in owed SLATE OF OFFICERS Service of Dedication and In atnllation of executives was led by Rev Presser chain manof Simcoa Presbytery The slate Is as follows President Mrs Gordon Scriaant Orll Ila past president Mrs Trace Elmvala first vicepres ldeni Mrs Gough Bar rie second vicepresident Mrs Magulre 0rIllIn Regional Vice presidents are South Mrs Gordon Kneeahaw Gilferd Weat Mrs Earl Parkinson Wyevale EastMra Farr Orlllla flec ordlng secretary Mra Gil ham Barrie corresponding sec retary Mra Bruce Lalng 0r I1llalreasurcr Mrs Ernest Dickinson Shanty Bay Committee chairmen include MrsBruce Johnston Barrie citizenship and social action Mrs Gordon Maguire Orllila cooperation in unrietian and missionary education Mrs Strachan Oro Station llnnncn Mrs Procter Stayner mitummmivneanrt airbassy Hnil hm night Bob Nyk Barrie Winter Mini Cartier attended the leadership development Mrs Al vin Smith Bradford nomina tions Portfolio lecrctaries are Mrs Ii Hutchinson Barrie com4 munity friendship and common Ity friendshi and visiting Mrs Keith Collngwood literature and communa icaiions Mrs Herold Watson Breton press and publicity Mrs How Oro Station rogram Mrs Charles Kearney arric stewardship and recruit ing Mrs William Wait Tottcn horn supply and social assist ance Mrs MacKeane New Lowell archives Mrs Prinn Celllngwood bursary fund and Mrs Proctor Barrie pianist Officers without portfolio In ciudo Mrs Howard Campbell Shanty Bey Mrr Clarence Can rwo BEAUTY Queens meet Dandvnl Queen when they Bail after performing her first official finictien ea Hoo orory Judge of the Board Growing blatant iEhcarnInu Photo Simcoe Presbyterial UCW Meet At Central United ron Phelpston Mrs George Farls Cookslown Mira Helen Johnson Mrs Snider Oril lla litre Bert Maw Mrs Bench Barrie Appointments to Bliicrest Lodge Board Mrs Kearsny of Barrie and Mrs Frank Har rison Hawkcslonc STHE BARBIE EXAMINER SATURDAY FEBRUARY 1967 arr LANDERS ADVISES DcarAnn Landerat am not talkative person In fact am on the quiet side but my motherInlaw hasnt heard one word have said in several years The minute she sees me she turns atone deaf Have you ever heard of such thingi When speak to her and she doesnt answer it In embarrass Ing am the only one In the fondly who has this trouble Sire hears everyone else just fine Do you think she trying to tell me something Puulcd and Mnnlcd Dear and would not attempt to evaluate your motherinlawc hearing but suspect she has tuned you out figuratively as well as literally Try not to show any evidence of exasperation Continue to In elude her In the conversations Your refusal to become Irritated will speak so for you that even the denies dournsll will hear MANKYPANKY Dcar Ann Linden You wanted to hear the other side of the story from secretaries who have travelled with their bosses Heres mine and hope you printlt In spite of what you say Ann Lenders dictating machine cannot take the place of an on therpot secretary Most work cannot wait until after the trip Travelling with the boss may sound glamorous but travel ling aecretary doernot sit in the run all day and dance all night While the boar Ir golfing and swimming with his business as sociates the secretary Is on the phone making travel changes transcribing notes typing and wishing she were back In the office So to the wives who are won elizatlon Iarwnrth damnIn dsring what goes on when her 2I7 Dunlap St MRFIOT DRAFIRV DRVDLEANINB WITH mate FOLD FINISHING murmur lenath even bemllnra pupalr look like no Quality Cleaning frdm the Home of cc husband takes his secretary on trip can tell you Nothing Deaneabsolutely nctidngex cept hard work that IsEx fledgling Dear Ex Oliver Wendell Holmes once wrote No genera eluding this one And agree with the great jurist To assume that there Is hunkypantry when ever bear takes his secretary on trip is foolish It would be equally foolish to ESSquxthflt every sndr trip is strldly busi ness It all depends on the peo ple involvedespecially the sec rotary NONSENSE Dear Ann Leaders My bus hand died eight years ago and left me with two wonderful sons One buy now Is 11 the other la 13 We have always had good relationship and am very proud of my boys Six months ago married man who has 14yearold run This boy is bright but he has been spoiled by an aunt and grandmother who took him when his mother died Message Comes Through Too Loud And Too Clear 726cm PEOPLE ANDPLACES Miss Dominion Of Canada Performs First Official Duty liilsa Milton of Olnada Diane Conlter Irflvedintircdtyilat evening to attend Winter Carnival weekend Idivitlm Performing bionde acted as BoudGrovdrigOonteet leaving her first offldai duty in willowy judgert the Carnivals at the Continental inn ihehmhflsbondnionofCamdundher attendedtheCernlvaIBeilatiiro main glgiako Em with dialmanlhlifiomhildmd We one gust noned the torlety of dimes mean by the morn bees short business mcrtlnit was held by chairman Mrs Dor otlw Gardner Tentative plans shimmering fulll of shock Doudnion of humumm of the Winter Carnival Bill Be Iidty director Paul Cutaey ed pub and Mrs Chrissy arena Mrs Romhlid weromadeforanlnnagenla InAprii and the ounmiilcoa maetuotoiodr riterthr cprrunglrslnondwwenPeoa lithe ArrreI lhvy 1er Poroe GOLDEN WEDDING Mr and Mrs Saunders of Perry St marked their 50th wedding anniversary on Feb 15 In honor of the occasion the golden wedding celebrlnu were guests of honor at reception on Sunday at the home of their sonlrrlaw and daughter Mr and Mrs Colbear and twochil drcn of Lynn ltd Scarborough Over 10 guests attended the par ty Mr and Mrs Saunders rc cclvsd congratulatory cables WHAT THE FOR TOMORROW For the second time this week planetary influences sug gest extreme care In perronal relationships Some adverse are pects put cloud over ro mance could also cause tension In bothfamlly and social cir clcs Do the beat you can to maintain harmony and be un deratandlng with all FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorrow Is your birthday next year while not promising anything sensational in the way of attainment docs Indi Tlraproblam is as follows My son are accustomed to helping me with the housework and the dishes have always held an outside lob and still do My stepson has never done any housework and his father feels he shouldnt do any new They claim it Is sissy stuff Now my own arms are hulking and they any it Bill doesnt do It why should we gt would like your Ideas on how to resolve this problemMother of Three Dear Mother The notion that housework is alaay stuff is non sense If mother needs lift her children should provide It Willineg and cheerfully This goes for boy children as well as girl children And Im not averse to husband pitching In when sulfa works outside the home Brit rwirr The sudden death of Ken Ba ter saddened tire corrunimlty and sympathy goes to his wrle and children his parents broth ers and sisters The esteem In which he was held was shown by the number of friends and neighbors attending the service Ir Lefroy United Church Feb Gordon Buffett and aodBcb hie Rockclllfe visited Mr and Mrs William Rnffett over the weekend other guests were Mr and Mrs Lloyd RuliettWiarton who had attended the funeral of Baxter lrrrru SEA races Restaurant arm sunny RM To lo PM CLOSED MONDAY For the Finest Fish Chips In Town Bradford St STARS SAY By marurrn catc some good periods In oc cnpallonnl and linnnclai Inter esu Nlec steps forward can be madcbetwccn now and April It In mldduly and early Or iobcr of the current year Then as of Jan race you will cnler truly excellent cycle on all countsone which will last for three months at lanai During months not listed above how ever it would be well to operate most conservatively or you could offset gains This will be especially true in lilay and June also In the weeks between Oct rs and Dec 15 Domestic rectal and renti mental relationships will be nn der line aspects for most of the next 12 months with emphasis on romance in early April In late August late October and late December Creative work ers ahonld have an outstanding year with notablopcricdl oi accomplishment promised in JuneSepicmber and next Jerp nary child born on this day will be Imaginative and original In his thinking and will be en dowcd with the will to attain his obicctives THE DAY AFTER Sundays adverse planetary Influences governing personal relationships continue as tact will be an absolute necessity in all dealings on Monday he es pecially careful not to tread on the toes of superiors and ctr workers In general click to routine and avoid as much per sonal Involvement as possible FOR THE BIRTHDAY If Monday Is your birthday your horoscope Indicates that during the coming year per sonal initiative plus coopera tion with others will help you to achieve much Whether your Interests centre about career or your home any plans for en panslon made now and pursued diligently should work out well Best periods for financial ad vancemcnt The days between April to and May the last two weeks of July from Sept through Oct Ii from Oct 29 through Nov 15 and In 1966 whole 2month cycle beginning with Feb Best for Job prog ress and recognition The first 17 days of July all of Septem her the first week of October midNovember and late De cemher Domestic and sentimental re lationships will be govsrned by propitiouainiluenccs for most of the 11 months ahead with romance particularly favored between now and April 12 and throughout August and next January Best periods for travel MidJune the last two Weekr of August and the weelia between Dec 15 and Jan 15 child born on this day will be endowed with line mind and unusual organizational abil fmrn relatives In England and In overrun telephone manage from their con and daughterIn In Sqrh his and bin 56le Isndalflrmblmln new rs ll Attached to No Win RCA at Zoolme TANKAIIB mars ftnhfrom Royal Cm MIMI 9de are Mn June and Mn Stinky Mk iira Wfll rlnir includ until Mrs Pat Mrs Kitty Walker rink Indudea alarm for the senior from will be held the lithiand hurting Clllb on Mud wrsror BEACH listen cures SEWAGE SUBDIVISIONS The meeting of War ga Beach council was held In the chambers Feb Depuiydlecie Fred Iiiale took the chair Reeve Langcvin being on holiday In the rouih In the part few months sev eral plans for subdivisch In the village have been placed be fore council for approval Evcn when approved by council they have been turned down by the Ontario Municipal Board So much assessment has been lost to the village due to properties taken over by the Provincial Park that council feels deep concern over the lots especial ly If It cannot be replaced by future development So deep was their concern that they had letter sent to Mr Spooncr ask Ing him for some explanation as to why subdivisions were being vetoed Iilr Spoonera reply was read at the Tuesday meeting He explained that his depart ment In worried about munlcl paliliee whose chief Industry Is tourism expdnding beyond their capacity to supply public services such as water and sewers and thus destroy lhclr natural resources That Is If there are too many ccsspools both drinking water and Inks watcra may become polluted It looks as If Wasaga Beach had better start budgeting for sewer system The question Is How to budget for such huge expenditure with lessening as sessment and so far no grunt In lieu of taxes Reeve Langevln was appointed to Ihc hospital board 550 was voted to the Salvation Army The final peiliion fer the road grant In amount of $5415659 was passed for forwarding to Ihe department of roads TRY EXAMINER WANT ADS PHONE 7254414 Your v0lt Victorian Order always ready to serve the sick Phone 72859 Member of the Barrie 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