The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

6The Barrie Examiner Tuesday May It 1976 Greenery was just one of the attractions at the coffee party and bake sale held Friday by the Collier Street United Church Women at COLLIE the church Conveners for day were left Audrey Foster Lillian Marshal Helen Smith Enid Coupland and Mary Ross good crowd came out for the craft boutique and baked goods prepared by Womens clubs edition Scheduled for May 31 salute to women Thats the reason The Examiner is publishing its annual womens club edition May31 This could include important events such as fund raising efforts services to the community list of the executive and background information on the club We ask that all publicity personnel for womens organizations send to the womens editor twopage typewritten resume on their club Talent from beginners to degree level performance was heard at the annual piano and vocal recitial of the pupils of Jessie Bryson which was held recently in Collier Street United Church In the senior piano section Erik Swedberg played Rachmaninoffs Prelude in Sharp Minor Ilona Arends played Chopins Waltz in Minor Patti Mills played Song Without Words by Mendelssohn In the senior vocal work Eleanor Croft gave her inter We will include ictures of club representatives and clu activities Music recital heard at United Church pretation of ConnaisTuLe Pays by Thomas Elaine Cardinal sang Carmena by Wilson Charlotte Swedberg sang Bohms Still as the Night Jessie Bryson and Audrey Milligan played Marche Militaire by Schubert Tousig Kenneth Sollory played the Harmonica Solo SonatainC Other musical numbers were played by Michael Zwicker Heather Zwicker Dainna Hawton Tanya Chuck Olson speaks Country and western singer Chuck Olson will be guest speaker May 19 at the meeting of the Christian Womens Club at the Con tinentiallnn The meeting will begin at 930 am with the theme Spr ing Flowers Special feature for the day will be presented by Mary Fraser who will show flower pictures made from dried flowers Mr Olson will speak on Bouquets of Inspiration and sing selection of spiritual songs native of Boone Iowa Mr Olson has taught high school and college music and has served congregations in several states as organist and minister of music His musical background attends from taking piano lessons at age six to finishing doctoral program in choral literature As tenor soloist Mr Olson averages about 20 per at CWC meeting formances each month in GRADUATE Dale Eplett son of Mr Fred Eplett and the late Eplett of 252 Dunlop St graduated recently with bachelor of science in mginecring degree from the University of Guelph He is graduate of York University with bachelor science degree and aduate of Barrie Central llegiate He is presently employed with John Bra bury Ltd CHUCK OLSON churches religious club and groups Mr Olson is cofounder and president of the Concert Ministries Association non profit corporation which ad ministers scholarship pro gram for students of sacred music He also conducts church music workshops and is developing an extensive broadcast ministry Besides performing throughout the United States Mr Olson has sung before government assemblies church groups and at coffee houses in London Stockholm and cities abroad His wife Enid frequently appears with him in concerts They have two daughters Renee eight and Andrea two For tickets call Joyce Betts 7282034 or Dorothy LeGear 7281648 CRAIGHURST Mrs Partrid 01 Edgar spent last week With Mr and Mrs Shanahan Mr and Mrs lomlinson and children of Port Dover spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Shanahan Mrs Pedlin ham is home from the Roya Victoria Hospital Barrie Handy attended the in duction service of Rev Paul Mills in Westminster Pres byterian church Thursday evening Irakalo Ellen Bowen Peter Black Lynne Stoe Helen Valliantos Colleen Dunlop Julie Scott Pamela Ruebusch Cathy Andrews Kim Higginson Debbie Dunlop Kim ParkerNance Craig Walker Heather Park Nance Cynthia Andrews Jenny Rupert Brenda McLay Sheila Swedberg Anita Swedberg Lois Rooney Katherine Higgin son Mary Anne Stepuitis and Jake Veenstra we at UCW BA rt SAL members Margaret Sutherland convened crafts Ena McKenzie took care of the bake table Millie Yates was kitchen convener and Myra St John note paper convener ExaminerPhoto Executive elected at aycette meet Sandra Wyvill was elected president at the recent an nual dinner meeting of the Barrie Jaycettes held at the Bayshore Beverley Foubert is vice pesident Sharon Herrington secretary Barbara Saunders treasurer Jen nifer Forde past president Mrs Forde presented car nation corsages to members in thanks for their support Two guests Mrs Sandi Marshall and Mrs Connie Vanderwaardt attended During the business meeting project plans were completed and members an nounced that the recent garage sale was success Winners of the 5050 draw were Julie and Tracy Foubert Awards were also given to outstanding members Beverley Foubert and Janice Simmonds won the Spokette award Sparkette awards were given to Jennifer Forde Sandra Vyvill Leona Darl ington Pat Shellswell and Barbara Saunders Perfect attendance awards were given to Sandra Wyvill Irene Potter John Reeve returns to Barrie John Reeve one of Canadas bestknown potters will return home to Simcoe County this month to conduct an Advanced Ceramics Workshop for Georgian Col lege Summer School of the Arts in Barrie The weeklong Reeve workshop scheduled for May 17 through 21 is being presented by the Summer School of the Arts as unique learning opportunity for area potters The subject of the workshop will be The Pot ters Work As Broad as it is Narrow and Mr Reeve will point out the many facets of the potters involvement in art chemistry geology and the world outside the self The workshop will be held Mon day through Friday from am to4 pm Advance registration is re quired and all interested per sons should immediately con tact Georgian College Sum mer School of the Arts 401 Duckworth St Barrie or telephone 7281951 Visitors may attend special lecture demonstration Wednesday May 19 to 10 pm for fee of $2 The workshop registra tion fee is $45 Mr Reeve who is presently involved in Cold Mountain Pottery at Roberts Creek BC was born and raised in Barrie and his mother Mrs Gordon Huronia WI plans outing By SHIRLEY JENNETI Coldwater The April meeting of the Coldwater Huronia Womens Institute was held at the home of Mrs Alvin Galbraith with Miss Kathleen Galbraith as the hostess The motto was one Iis nearer to God in garden than anyplace else on earth resignation was accepted regretfully from Mrs John Waterson secretary and her office will be temprarily filled by Mrs Doble donation was made for men tal health and the annual reports were presented It was decided to make extra ef forts to attract new members Plans were discussed for catering to wedding and also of the an nual outing which will be din ner followed by show The monthly draw was won by Doble enny sale was held inaidoft eflowerfund Reeve still lives in Barrie Wellknown as potter lec turer and author Mr Reeve has travelled and taught in Mexico Canada the United States and England His work has been featured in ex hibitions all over the world He has received numerous awards and commendations He is the author of Book One Potters Way to Unders tand Glazcs Mr Reeve left Barrie in the mid505 to study at the Van couver School of Art and from there went to England to work with internationally famous ceramist Bernard beach The Leach Pottery is loated in Cornwall at St Ives He has successfully operated studios in Devon England and British Colum bia has lectured at the Far nham School of Art in England and the Vancourver School of Art and was employed as studio manager at Bernard Leach Pottery rrior to resettling in Canada ln19f74 Chairs books and other secondhand items were sold by the women of the Sheardown Pat Shellswell Jennifer Forde and Beverley Foubert Silver charm bracelets and charms were given to members Leona Darlington for five years membership Jennifer Forde six years Irene Sheardown nine years and Pat Shwellswell 11 years than 0Q mun1g Fiveyearold Julie Priest sam les some of the baked gor at the Maytime Cof fee Party and bake sale sopfs W1 rants ERMA BOMBECK Blue lipstick or grape gum By ERMA BOMBECK My face was once described by beauty expert as one of the new miracle complexions Permawrinkl ed wash and wear Of course thats before took advantage of beaut offer that came last mont With my char account The deal was ifI ou ht $7 worth ofcosmetics at he re ular price got clutch bag ull of goodies absolutely free The regular priced cosmetics were all listed at $695 so was in hock for $1390 at the offset but what the heck With the clutch bag thrown in it was still bar ain eObag was treasure It contained among other things an astrin ent for removmg makeup rom ear lobes moisturizer for my throat my throat always looks like it belongs to another body backofthe knee creme and tube of navy blue lipstick Are ou really goin to use all atstuff aske my husband of course am said For years Ive let the back my knees go to pot Its time started pampering in self Whatsthislittlestick Oh this is great said excitedly Its called Livea Lie You just stroke it on our face to erase those little gs and blemishes see Whats the matter Your face just disap peared went into the bathroom and slammed the door 0h cmon was only kid ding The bags are still there For the next several hours was like little girl playing gownup First the cleanser en the mask followed by moisturizers and astringents Then dip into little pots and sprea base all over my face It took three coats but it was worth it On to the eyes the cheeks the elbows the nails the feet and finally the navy blue lip stick have to admit my face was so tight couldnt blink my eyes without in lips baring my teeth buta ook in the mirror reassured me looked terrific Sli pin into my duster and scuf ics paddled out to the living room to make my en trance My husband looked up and said You missed Baretta The kids said Where did you get the grape gum 9e ST GILES MAYTIME PARTY held recently by St Giles Anglican Church women at the church At left is co mnvener Lillian Simons Win Roworth coconvener and Mary Latornell preSi Local OES groups welcome officers The Bayview Cha ter and Innisfil chapters of Order of the Eastern star were hostesschapters recently for the Grand Chapter Officers of Ontario night held recently in the order chapter room in Stroud Bayview chapters worthy grand atron Eric Milton assiste Innisfil chapters worthy matron Eileen Sneaton and worthy patron Charles Robertson in welcoming guests Maurice Booth member of the grand chapter benevolent committee introduced Mrs Yull of Kingston worthy grand matron of the grand chapter of Ontario and Hec tor Little of Grimsby worthy grand patron of the grand chapter of Ontario and Eve yn Little past worthy grand matron Also welcomed were Mrs Flora Whalen grand mar shal of Parry Sound grand organist Mrs Frances Thurlow of Godfrey Ont Mrs Phylis Fairfield grand martha of Deep River grand elect Mrs Betta Macumtosh of Don Mills district deputy grand matron of district nine Mrs Edna Faucett of Collingwood and MrWYull Mrs Yull and Mr Little were presented with gifts from members Donations were received by the worthy grand matrons and patrons for projects such as buying equipment for Sick Childrens Hospital Toronto The Innisfil and Barrie chapters served lunch The Bayview and Innisfil chapters presented skits on Scotland Poland Germany and Hawaii RussellChurch first for ay at Jeans Du licate Bridge Club Russe and Scottie Church came first in the mixed pairs trophy event with Keith and Helen Iangille second and Jean Burke and Danny Schamehorn third Winners in the Wednesda nights game in northsou were Elaine Evans and Fred Dejardin first Margaret Drinkwater and John Kui ers second Maud Met cal and Audrey Mason third and Roy and Hazel Fraser fourth In eastwest play John Graham and John Hazel dent of the ACW Proceeds went to the ACW for church work Examiner Photo Quilt boosts scholarship fund Who says college students dont have any initiative Textile students at Georgian College in Barrie recently turned learning ex perience into fundraising venture and raised $400 for scholarships for design arts students As part of their course the students working under the supervision of teaching master Pat Hart designed and stitched unique quilt and three pillows Tickets on the quilt and pillows were then sold at $1 each and the project cleared $470 Of this amount $400 was put into the GEORGIAN GUILD GARAG SALE Georgian Guild Saturday The garage sale was held at Letitia Street from scholarship fund and $70 was set aside to buy material for another quilt next year Winner of the tuilt was Alice Persson Oil RR rillia firstyear Design Arts student at the college The lucky ticket was drawn by I4montliold Jennifer Stuart daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Stuart Burbank Place Barrie Mr Stuart teaches weaving and metals at the college Mrs Hart praised the sup port of the community in making the roject success beha Iof the design ar ts department want to sin am to pm Guild workers Ieggy Sarjeant and ltcta Davies arrange cercly thank all those who purchased tickets and especially thank Marcel Fabrics who allowed us to display the quilt in their win dour she said Ancient design sources Moslcm Chinese Peruvian West Coast Indian Mayan Celtic and Japanese provided the inspiration for the quilt and pillows which consist of appliqued squares each designed and made by different person rcators of the quilt and pillows were Mrs Hart and students Ruth Bowins of Stayner Cynthia display of Llde books Ex zunincr Photo Cheeseman Nancy Davies David Dusome and Ellen Downe all of Barrie Heather Grainger of Stoney Creek Denise Oliver and Judy Miller both of Toronto Georgina Lackie Painswick Marlene Smith Newmarket Joanne Fanning Brantford Jud Ru ke of RR Brad for an Barbara Rudd of Borden is 77 OSTOMY SUPPLIES Ridge Rd Shanty Boy Ie AIDS WHEEL CHAIRS OLAKEMATIC POWER WHEEL CHAIRS HARPERS PH ARMACY all John Campbell rge Studio Iotal Decorator and Coordinating Services trophy mine first Lea Bailey and Heino Lentsius second Walter and Helen Smith third Joyce Betts and Betty Cunningham fourth HAYS TRAVEL SERVICE 7284700 FOR BETTER PRINTING SEE JOHN COCKBURN LIMITED 66 monnow ROAD airtime 7282821 Printers Since 1950 Wedding Photography By Len Marriott For Details Call 7281050 SURGICAL GARMENTS 7280492 CUSTOM MADE DBAPEBIES and BEDSPBEADS Choose from an outstanding selection of excellent quality materials and patterns from tanmlas finest suppliers Personal serVICe on large Ul small tlllIlllltti lurking and installation as required Phone 101 imiuulu or drop in to the Studio RR1 Hwy 93 at Crown Hill Only Miles North of Barrie