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6The Barrie Examiner Manda ril l2 1976 ANNIVERSARY BARRIE Dr and Mrs Clarence Fleming celebrated their 40th anniversary Satur day Freinds and relatives at tended the house held at the home their daughter Mrs Dennis CoDyre 25 Pratt Rd STAMP DISPLAY BARRIEHammy Ham brook attended the stamp display held at St Georges Church Hall Saturday Members of the Barrie Stamp Club invited dealers from various cities SAILING SEMINAR BARRIEHarry Whale vice chairman of the Ontario Sailing Association zone nine spoke Saturday at seminar on his transAtlantic sail on 36 foot boat RUMMAGE SALE BARRIEOlive Pryde at tended the rummage sale held Saturday at Essa Road Presbyterian Church QUEEN BARRIEPam Nelissen 21 was chosen Saturday night as ANN LAN DERS Dreams reflect deep feelings PEOPLE AND PLACES queen at the Dutch Canadian Dance held at the Embassy Hall 4H CLUB BARRIECarole Wright and Wendy Graves of Midhurst took part in the 4H Achievement Day held Saturday at Trinity Anglican Church RVH AUXILIARY BARRIEFran Gerow and Kay Edwards of the Royal Vic toria Hospital auxiliary helped out at the opportunity sale held by the auxiliary last Friday at the Barrie armoury COUNTRY CLUB BARRIEThe Barrie Coun try Club will open its golf season April 14 FASHION SHOW BARRIEThe Civinettes Club of Barrie is holding fashion Show April 14 at pm at Georgian College Theatre followed with wine and cheese party Proceeds will go to Big Sisters of Barrie ANNIVERSARY HOLLYMr and Mrs Morrow will celebrate their Glst wedding anniversary April 14 Dear Ann Landers was surprised at your answer to Mrs No Name who asked if there was any way she could prevent herself from dreaming Almost every morning she awakened exhausted or terrified because of some wild crazy dream Why didnt you tell her that dreams are true reflection of persons mental state We dream about unresolved problems deepseated fears hidden desires and even our trivial an noyances All these feelings come out in our dreams You should have told No Name to accept her dreams as clues to the secrets she is hiding from herself She should learn to interpret them and use the knowledge to know herself better Sweet Slumber In Oshkosh Dear Sweet Dreams do indeed have special significance but Im not about to suggest to lay person that he interpret his own dreams This is highly specialized field and even the experts can be wrong For example Say you dream your mother was killed in an ac cident How do you know if it is deepseated fear or hidden desire An incorrect diagnosis could produce enormous guilt Who needs it Dear Ann Landers used to have terrible dreams until quit eating junk before went to bed It was not unusual for me to have cheeseburger with pickles and bag full of potato chi Sometimes Id eat an ice cream sundae drowning in fu ge sauce Now that Ive cut that stuff out sleep like rock and havent had bad dream since RockABye Baby Dear Ann Landers This is for No Name the person whose dreams were so weird she used to wake up every morning scared stiff or dead tired was once in the same boat In fact my dreams were so frightenin was afraid might be going insane went to my doctor to iscuss the problem He gave me physical checkup and discovered had an overactive thyroid which caused my blood pressure and pulse to jump sky high Since Ive been on medication my thyroid and blood pressure are back to normal and so are my dreams A0K Dear A0K Theres somethin valuable to be learnedfrom capacity crowd came out Saturday to the rummage sale put on by the Womens Association of Essa At the Barrie Curling Club recently the winning rink for the Molsons Trophy in ns K1 ESSA CHURCH RUMMAGE Presbyterian Church ac cording to convener Mary Foster An assortment of clothes and households items LADIES CURLIG eluded from left Dorothy Elliott Lead John Holm wood representing Curling action at Barrie club four rink playoff will decide the winners of the Schenley and Ponderosa trophies for the Bar rie Curling Clubs Business Girls play The action starts Tuesday at 730 pm at the Essa Road club with eight teams playing Games are Sue Stanhury against Ruth Milne Joy Glasman against Bunny McMillan Ev Walden against Marie Rihalkin and Brenda Wiles against Johanna llamers Bridge Winners were featured From left Olive Pryde Cheesman Mary Foster and Photo Doris Kearns look over one of Betty the tables Examiner it Molsons Karen Brown and Helen Groh vice skip lat Matsalla second Examiner Photo SPECIAL HEER Imported french lergai IIDDIio lull white or IVDTY 50 Window Coverage Custom Made Colors available at additional cost Large selection of domestic and im ported fabrics IDAY DILIVERY Shortiethe new wave In hair fashions by Oscar de la Renta $32 Short is the way hair is going today small silhouette of naturallooking curls and curves softly swept around the face Shortie is Oscar de la Rentas presen tation of the new look Made from Kanekalon modacrylic the carefree fibre Available in natural and frosted shades 08R 000 921 Enjoy ll now Use your All Purpose Account At SimpsonsSears you get the finest guarantee Satisfaction or money refunded SimpsonsSears Ltd Uniform suppliers to the experience recommend ysical checkupfor those who 32 frequenfnightmares The reason maybe physical 11 Winners at Jeans Duplicate Drinkwater and Sandy Bridge Club last week were Latimer third Mae Dcttmer CSoftwood CDitapeitg 0H0 STATION ONTARIO SEARS BARRIE GEORGIAN MALL 509 BAYFIELD ST NORTH Canadian Olympic Team Dear Ann Landers That letter about dreams gave me the courage to write about something that has been bugging me for over year Ive been having the same horrible dream at least four nights week It has to do with the murder of someone very close to me Does it mean anything when person keeps Inving the same dream over and over Black Nights Dear Black Yes it does Go to counsellor and talk about this recurring nightmare Theres message thereone you dont want to face up to Its time you came to grips with it Dear Ann Landers Stop dreaming Never The person who wrote that letter has got to be crazy wouldnt give up my dreams for anything meet much classier bunch of people in dreams than could ever meet in my everyday life can har ly wait to go to bed at night Sign me Beautiful Dreamer Dear Beautiful How lovely Too bad the people you meet in your dreams dont know you when youre awake NorthSouth John Hazell and Dave Lewis first Scottie and Russell Church second Maud Metcalf and Win Conder third Audrey Mason and Joyce Betts fourth In eastwest Jean and Frank Bowes were first Jean and Ray Schnarr second Mae STATE BIRD NAMED The cardinal is the state bird of Illinois MADE FROM LOGS Pueblo Indian drums were made from hollowedout cotton wood logs Police shrinks one big family in 24 hour crisis unit chief ATLANTA AP When police in Erie Pa first teamed with mental health workers in hour crisis unit it wasnt exactly match made in heaven The social service people thought the police were dumb cops with hitemover thehead attitude and the police thought the psychiatrists were bleedingheart do gooders Police Chief Sam Gemelli told meeting of the American Orthopsychiatric Association here Now the shrinks are like rt of the department were ke one big happy family he said Weve demystified the closed police and mental health systems NEITHER MADE PROGRESS The director of the Erie Coun ty Mental HealthMental Retardation Program Dan Hatton said Eries family in tervention crisis unit was be un in 1972 because the po ice were making no dent in crime and we were making no dent in mental health care In 1974 more than 5500 Ker sons contacted police wit list of family disputes ranging from drinkin money to in fidelity Geme li said During my 26 years as policeman couldnt find anybody to help these people between pm and am he said Now anybody can get help anytime from the poor family whos fighting over booze to the influential family who doesnt want anybody to report that the wife is crazy Gemelli said most cities could effectively use Eries pro gram of combining policemen and social workers in units to ovide onthespot counselling or troubled amilies think our program shows that doctors an lawyers arent the only ones who have ethics Gemelli said We may not bat 1000 all the time but police do treat people with respect DIRECTOR NAMED PHILADELPHIA Pa CP Dr Kathryn Kopf of Guelph Ont has been named executive director of Lutheran Canada Women auxiliary of the Lutheran Church in America She will officially begin her duties with the auxiliary made up of about 240000 members in more than 5000 congregational organizations July TIME TO CLEAN UP FDR SPRING THE Carpet Doctor Mug PROFESSIONAL CARPET CLEANING CONSULTANTS CARPET UPHOLSTERY DRAFERY CLEANING SERVICES CONTRACT AND RESIDENTIAL CARS CLEANED UP AND RECDNDITIDNED INSIDE AND OUT 7265591 and John Kuiper fourth At Bayfield BIG Cookie Monster Will Have An Easter Present For All 4872606 WW BIRD l$ Come an See The SESAME ISIS Mull April 14 15 630 to 930 pm and Sat April l7tI 10 can to pm The Children Visiting With The Sesame Kids