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Womens clubs edition scheduled for May 31 salute to women Thats the reason The Examiner is publishing its annual womens club edition May 31 We ask that all publicity personnel for womens organizations send to the womens editor twopage typewritten resume on their club PEOPLE AND PLACES 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 will include ictures of club representatives and clu activities Deadline for all submissions is May 20 Local NSA members MRS II FOYSTON area curator of the Simcoe Kempenfelt District Womens Institute recently awarded prizes for house logs From left is Mrs Foyston presenting prizes to Mrs Mel Jamieson Mrs Members awarded house log Four members of area Womens Institute were awarded prizes Tuesday for their work in maintaining good quality house records at the 11th annual meeting of the SimcoeKempenfelt District Womens Institute which was held at the Ivy Orange Hall The theme was Preser ving Our Cultural Heritage Mrs Mel Jamieson of Guthrie won first prize for house logs Mrs Roy Good fellow took second prize Mrs Gordon Rix of Stroud received first prize for house and farm logs and Mrs Miles Hickling received second prize Mrs Foyston area curator presented the prizes Mrs Norman Tuck of Crown Hill said the logs were judged on style valuable photographs detail such as architectural house design overall appearance of the logs originality and research andcontent She praised the women for their work in their logs so that interest in preserving culture could be continued in the future by having information about various buildings Judges for the awards were Mrs Maguire of Minesing Mrs Tuck and Mrs Dianne Keene of Oro Station Crown Hill Institute provided entertainment following buffet luncheon The skit was called St Peter Look atMe Reports were heard in the afternoon from Susan Stan bury and Barbara McArthur home economists from Mrs Dixon Carter on citizenship and world affairs from Mrs Joseph Lennox on education and cultural affairs Mrs Wallace Spring on family and consumer affairs from Mrs Mary Kendrick Tweedsmuir curator Mrs Raymond Neilly Federation of Agriculture representative and Mrs Gordon Rix scholarshipchairman PUPIETS PERFORM TORONTO CP Lam poon Puppettheatre will per form at the Seventh In ternational Festival of Pup pet Shows in Bielsko Biala Poland this year Johan and Alison Vandergun who are Lampoon Puppettheatre will present their successful show Clowning Around The festival will showcase puppet theatres from eastern and western Europe Canada and theIlnited States With Interest Token IANNUALLY Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation WCTURIA GREY 141151 COAAuAN SINCC I689 MIKE BENVENUTI Manager LEO MIRTIISCH Accountant 35 DunIop St 7311411 prizes NEW EXECUTIVE The new executive was also installed at the meeting Mrs Roy Gray Hawkestone past president Mrs Joseph Walters Stroud president and district delegateMrs Sydney Stark Barrie first vice president and alternate Mrs Miles Hickling Shanty Bay second vice president Mrs Howard Campbell Shanty Bay secretary treasurer Mrs Norman Tuck Barrie Public relations officer Mrs Mark Sponagle Barrie federation representative Mrs Bernal McKay Hawkestone alter nate Mrs George Watson Shanty Bay agriculture and Canadian industries Mrs Dixon Carter Barrie citizen ship and world affairs Mrs John Key education and cultural activities Mrs Wallace Spring Stroud family and consumer affairs Mrs Gordon Downing Barrie resolutions Mrs Max Craig Barrie Tweesmuir history federation of agriculture representative Mrs Roy Newson Barrie alternate Mrs Newson and Mrs Ievison auditors First rI Miles Hickling and Mrs Roy Goodfellow Mrs Gor don Rix first prize winner for house and farm logs was absent for the picture Examiner Photo ARTHRITIS SOCIETY MEMBERS About 50 volunteers Society met in Orillia representing one of the 16 recentlyAdelegation from regions of the Ontario Barrie headed by Ed division of the Arthritis Mayhew also attended DIVERS Have been authorized to dispose and liquidate Broudloom Stock Fixtures of Mr Broudloom LAST DAYS DOORS CLOSING SATURDAY MAY 15th imported and domestic quality broodloom Drusticully reduced for quick close out Everything must be sold to the bore walls Furniture and fixtures for sole Dealers invited Bring your measurements Cosh Carry Me BMW 220 BAYVIEW DR BARBIE HOURS Thur Fri 12 noon to pm Sat 10 am to 430 ALL SALES FNAL ED AUCTION EERS COMPANYLMTED hear speakers Teachers and students of graduating secretarial classes joined members of the National Secretaries Association at meeting to hear three guest kers The theme was Schoo Out Shirley Kelman executive secretary Jud Hall legal secretary and heila Quinn medical secretary spoke on ways of building confidence and the variety of op portunities Open to secretaries From left Don Crawford Orillia branch president Dr Edmonds Orillia adviser Ed Mayhew question and answer period followed Guest speakers were thanked by Bonnie Wright Representatives attended from Bracebridge and Muskoka Lakes Secondary School Orillia District Col legiate and Vocational In stitute Barrie Central Col legiate Barrie North Col legiate and Georgian College Members agreed that Na tional Secretaries Week was successful Barrie chairman Dr Jack Stein guest speaker and Judge John AnJo RECEPTION BARRIE reception will be held June for Mrs Fan nie Stewart teacher who will be retiring from Portage View Public School All frien ds are invited to come to the school between and pm FRIENDSHIP UNIT BARRIE Karen Saxby attended the business meeting of the Friendship Unit of Central United Chur ch WI MEETING BARRIE Mrs Sydney Stark was recently elected firstvicepresident of the SimcoeKempenfelt District Womens Institute LADIES GOLF BARBIE Ede Corby at tended the ladies opening golf dinner recently at the Barrie Country Club SIIANTY BAY GOLF BARRIE The Barrie Curling Club ladies division is holding its annual golf day May 26 at the Shanty Bay Country Club Those in terested call Clara Butler 7284725 or Doris Homer 728 4897 MELLO BLENDS BARRIEW Tickets for the barbershop presentation Bring Back the Good Old Days May 15 at pm at Barrie Central Collegiate are still available Tickets may be obtained from Harpers Pharmacy The Keyboard Webbs Clothing from chorus members or at the door BARRIE Julie Chau 24B Duckworth was winner of the afghan draw sponsored by St Marys alholic Womens League Rev Leonard Malley drew the winning ticket BARRIE bout 75 mem bers attended the opening of the Shanty Bay Business Girls Golf Association to discuss the new constitution ANNLAI MEETING BARRIE Mrs Donald Hennessey federation of Womens Institutes board no BETTER AT ANY PRICE Grade Red Brand Beef Only Supplied FREEZER ORDERS SIDES 0F BEEF 98° HINDS QUARTER $119LB FRONT UUARTERS lB SIDES OF PORK SI 09 lb Cotton cut wroppod to your spociflcatlom lo of chlclon or lbs chop with ouch 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