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ww BREATH OF SCOTLAND performed traditional Scot tish songs and dances for an audience of about 300 at the Georgian College theatre Friday From left Hon toburn Margaret inderson Joss Esplin Sandra Wright Billy Marshall Blanche Machines and Eddie Rose The group from Sclotland regularly makes tours of Canada Examiner Photo Breath of Scotland show pleases 400 By MLRIEI LEEPER Scottish show that annually attracts large audience came to Barrie Friday night Breath of Scotland drew nearly 400 people to Georgian Theatre and the Scottish tar tans were very much in mi dence The show was listed as con tinuous eilidh melange of music song dance and nonsense It was all of that and more The pace was fast and con stantly changing in format With music song and dance the Scottish entertainment was good It is true that the dancer Sandra Wright would have been better with longer and more graceful skirts in her ballet sequence She is an inter national winner of Scottish dan cing ller expertise is unques tioned and she has exceptional ability to seem as light as Scottishthistle But even her Scottish costume could have been richer and perhaps more glamorous Emcee for the evening and dominating the show Hon Coburn kept the night of enter tainment from sagging He is huge Scotsman with an innate sense of shimmanship He has too great deal of charm But when it comes to humor or nonsense he had the dif ficulty of relating to whatever country or area in which they MB AND MRS WILLIAM lll McLEAN Marion Della Duiker and William George McLean of Barrie were married Oct at St Andrews Presbyterian Church Bey Stewart of fiCiated The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Oskar Dutker of 134 Duckworth St and the groom the son of Mrs Arthur McLean of 54 Peel St Barrie andthelateArthur McLean The bride wore floorlength white silk gown with train She wore shoulder length white lacotrimmed net heari ERMAEWBECK Bag under tells food supply 5y ERMA BUNIIIIJ dont care how good of shape the economists say were can always tell the way this country is moving by the old GroceryBaglndcrvthrSr nk principle Heres the way it works bring my groceries home from the store in brown paper bags When they are emptied stori them under the sink They are used to line the waste can and hold garbage On Wednesday of last week reached under the sink for bag There were none This can mean only one thing My lood supply is not keeping step with the amount of garbage there is more garbage going out than there is food coming in My husband says this is not possible Why would you havo more garbage than you have food in the first place That is not logical Neither is gaining three iunds in the delivery room ut it happened Youre confusing me You should have more than enough garbage bags Maybe the carryout boys are packing them fuller thesi days Impossible You saw my weeks supply in the glove coni partment Maybe you are becoming better cook Do you really believe that No dont know how can face thc neighborhmxl What are you about he asked Weve always been five talking DUIKER dress She carried bouquet of yellow and white daisies and chrysanthemums tttcntiants were Mrs Kloostcrman ot iarrie and Mrs Itupkcofloronto Best man was Frank Zinatelli of Welland Tshtrs were arl Langford of St Marys and Peter Wardlc of ntcn MlllS The reception was held at 34 PcclSt For going away the bride wore white and navy pantsuit with navy accessories The newlyweds will live in Windsor sink How do you think were going to look when we keep coming down to garbngccai iaiiiily four then three then have you no pride know maybe we could circulate rur mor we bought disposcr Or that all of us are on dicts we could pile in the car every evening and pretend were cat ingout do not believe this convciv sation is going on he said Where are you fihlllLfilln To the store to buy three bags of things dont need dont know about you but cant live like llllS lroin day to day not knowing where my next brown bag is coming from are txrforming Last nights humor was too broad and coarse for the Barrie audience which was largely many retired Toronto citizens would suspect that in part the show which just played in Hamilton Place would have been quite different in this respect Star of the show was Billy Marshall He is listed with many titles and he lived up to all of them Scotlands singing troubadour singeraccor dionist TV radio stage and recording star Marshall has at him His voice is natural He handles any song with ease with absolute sense of pitch and with an absolute sense of communication Indeed he could easily sing over large symphony orchestra But at all times he sings with great sense of musician ship and the voice itself is always musical rare com biiiatioii Special comments must be way with New director appointment expected soon Board of directors for the Georgian Foundation for the Performing Arts will announce soon the appointment of the new artistic director for the lryplion Theatre 10W summer season members announced at the boards annual meeting recently The new director will replace Sean Mulcahy Thc theatrcs 1076 summer season ltiSHl with deficit of $1000 but We got more than our moneys worth in good will and enthusiasm in the Barrie area said finance chairman Sandy Proctor Board chairman John Bray said it had been year of outstanding growth in terms of attendance and revenue as well as expenditures Subscritpion sales rose 30 per cent Donations from the guild have almost completely paid off bank loan Mr Bray complimented board members for unanimous support in year of difficult decisions This organization operates successfully because of large group of highly skilch unpaid volunteers said Mr Bray The board sees this as serious rcstmnsibility to make the right decisions so that this excellent effort is not wasted Directors of the 197077 board were elected They are John Bray lim Crawford George Davies Joan IIllis Paul llanr son Wendy Ilicks Ictcr llowdcn Andrew Marklc Doug Miles John Pennock Dora Sutherland Liz Style Bob Thomas and Charles Wilson Guest speaker of the evening was Norman Welsh Canadian actor and assistant professor in York Universitys theatre arts program Mr Welsh recalled arriving in Canada 20 years ago when local theatre in Toronto consisted of the rest and the actors bread and butter the CBC Now there is growing ape prociation of theatre all across Canada he said with many new theatres appearing every year Theatre as form of com munication becomes increas ingly relevant to people ANNOUNCEMENT RUTH PERKIN The House of Bellini is pleased to welcome Ruth back to our Allandale location For complete UniSex hair cut ting please give Ruth call at House of Bellini The Haircutting Place Allandalo Gowun St 7268571 made on pianist Blanche Maclnnes She was flawless with her sense of identification with each artist en masse or solo She contributed largely to the general overall tone of the show And the overall tone of the Show was excellent Rounding out the personnel were Eddie Rose comic who made hit last year and Joss Esplin balladeer specializ ing in Scottish ballads Margaret Anderson per sonahle soprano from Dundee added dimension of her own This is her third tour with the company It was easy to see why She has an unerring sense of tim ing and voice that seems to appeal to the audience show which catches up the audience has them spott taneously and rhythmically clapping with the entertainers and singing or humming with the solosits will contiiiUc to bring in large audiences 6The Barrie Examiner 19 lucal artists aopfg vent I97b Mondo Nov at cub scout sale Nineteen local artists will ex hibit their work at Creative Arts and Crafts 76 an annual exhibition and sale sponsored by the ladies auxiliary of The First Barrie Scouts Cubs and Beavers The show will be open from 12 noon until pm at Sunnidale Community Centre Artists include Carolyn Acheson watercolors Joan Consilla stuffed animals toys and Christmas decorations ll ene Crossan Batik Mary Hoey handcrafted dolls and knitted goods Eleanor Jackson handweaving Gary and Gail Lavender string art Ernie Levesque color and black and white photography Eileen Mair decoupage cop per enamelling Mary Milne silver jewelry and enamels Heather Nord pottery Norsworthy oils and knitted toys Susan Ricketts gold wire jewelry quilts and Christmas decorations Judith Sharp hand weaving Monica Skelton watercc tors Dawn Whitehead oils pen and ink sketches There will also be displays by The Plant Place Sunrise Ceramics and WoodN Crafts of Barrie macrame and River wood Farm Crafters quilts and Christmas decorations Sorority to tour Members of Xi Beta Pi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will tour The Barrie Examiner Nov just one of the items on the agenda for the group Members met recently at the home of Allana Wright of Bar rie with Lyn Van Valkenburg as cohostess Linda Boon and Mrs Wright presented program on conver sation Joanne Shaw of Alliston was hostess of the second meeting with June Tolles as cohostess Judy Bumble and Mrs Shaw presented the program on language andlifestyle The club is planning Sadie Hawkins dance Nov 20 preferential tea will be held Nov and pledge dinner Nov 18 Explorers rally Almost 60 nine to 11yearold girls will be joining together in November for the first Barrie Explorers rally The girls members of Collier Street United Church explorers and Central United Church ex plorers will meet at Collier Street Nov 13 10 am to 330 pm hristina Lloyd chief coun cillor for ollier Street said Barbara Arkles organizer of the event sent letters to most ANN LANDERS Some guidelines for the parents Dear rnn Landers You settled an argument for us last year and it practically saved our marriage Now will you come to the rescue regarding matter of lesser magnitude Were fighting again My husbands favorite expression is could care less say it should be right lllIll Waiting For The Verdict care less Who is Dear Waiting You are The Harper Dictionary of on temtwrary lsage calls the increasing use of the expression could care less an Ignorant debascment of the language Btit Ill bet when you tell your husband hell say could care less Dear nn Landers Dr Thomas Johnson psychiatrist who works with the San Diego ounty Probation Department wrote the following guidelines for parents hope you will print them in your column Thanks Aim TheIIclpSIuanfiet Dear Parent Dr Parent Who Needs All Johnsons guidelines arc well worth printing lappreciateyoursendingthemon llont disapprove of what child IS he does iive attention and praise for good behavior hay ior disapprove of what not had be itllncourige and allow discussion but remember its the parents whoshould make the final decision tPunislunent should be swift reasonable related to the of fence and absolutely certain to occur it need not be severe 3lhrow out all rules you are unwilling to enforce anti be will ing to change the rules if and when you think they need changing LDont lecture and dont warn youngsters will remember what they think is important to remember 7Dont feel you have to justify rules although you should try to explain them xAs your youngster grows older many rules may be subject to discussion and compromise The few rules you really feel strongly about should be enforced no matter what rules other parents have 9Allow child to assume responsibility for his decisions as he shows the ability to do so ltIDont expect children to demonstrate more self control than you do ILBc honest with your youngster hypocrisy shows l2lhc most important factor in your youiigsters selfimage is what he thinks you think of him His selfimage is major factor in how he conducts himself Dear Ann Landers Im 15yearold girl who needs extra money For nearly two years Ive been sitter and everyone says am loopercent reliable The problem is certain woman who cancels an hour before Im supposed to be there Usually its Saturday night when could have had anotherjob What should doil Dear lSnd all your clients note saying you will need 21 hours notice of cancellation or they will have to pay you for four hours And if you cant collect let them find another sitter Knit Hook Wool Shop Free knitting bag with every $2000 purchase of wool wool accessories WE CARRY WOOl TAPESTRT WOOL ONEEDliPOINT IIUG MOOKING OMACRAME PATTEINS BOOKS NEXT DOOR TO THE PLANT PLACE BAYFIELD MALL 737227 BARBIE of the explorer groups in Bar me But only Central Church was able to attend the rally Mrs Lloyd said the rally will follow the same format as ex plorer meetings combining worship with crafts songs and games She said the meetings are not strictly religion We try to do little of both by stressing fun she said The Collier Street explorers meet every Tuesday night 645 to 815 pm in the Collier Street United Church Fellowship Hall Embassy Hall new location The Barrie Christian Womens Club will meet at new location the Embassy Hall from 930 to 1130 am Nov 10 Thehall is at 386 BlakeSt Al Thomson of St flair paint and wallpaper manufac turer will be the feature speaker Mr Thomsons topic will be How to beautify your home Duets will be performed at the meeting by hristina Jay and Nola Knupp IIer extxuienccs as career woman will be related by Ben nilce Ashley of Oklahoma the guest speaker Reservations for the meeting should be in by Nov For resvrvations call oral Hender son at 7281893 or Joyce Ihomp son at 7820962 Nursery facilities will be pro vided at new location Westminster Church 170 Steel St There is charge of 50 cents mother for the nursery which is for prcschoolers only St iiles ACW The AW members of St Giles Anglican Church ook Street are busily preparing for their Prelude to Christmas to be held on Nov 27 In addition to afternoon tea gift handcrafts home baking trinkets and plants will be featured with special Childrens minivshop draw will be made for handsome fanpattern quilt created by members of the quilting group ofSt Giles Battles only new and till adult Singles dance club invnes membership par ucupatiun Being single 30 and over in Benin need no longer leave you feeling like fifth wheel or an uutsuler You no longer need dnvo to Toronto USl to V15 Singles club Why not join us now lur as little as $300 for an evenings an tenaininent Some of our more popular ac tivities are dancing with people 2070 yrs young din ner dances nightclub outings Social club dance parties popularity sessions and generally breaking the trend of being alone 7373610 pm Gordon Watson and wife Alyce were host and hostess THE HOST AND HOSTESS at the Sheba Shrine Club Presidents Ball Friday night CWLs Autumn Arcade attracts 700 Visitors Over 700 people attended the Autumn Arcade by the St Marys Catholic Womens League says Lucy Frost publicity convener Mrs Stella Saso Sunnidale Boad Barrie won the hand madequilt Judy Gautier Marion Cres cent Barrie won an original watercolor donated by Mr and Mrs Hogan Four prizes were won in raf fle at the jewellry table Win ncrs were Bernie Murdock vaporizer Mrs Lott bracelet Mrs Petipas cup and saucer and hostess set Twentyfive tickets for 25 items at penny arcade table were sold for 50 cents Winners were Mrs Forget flower ar rangemcnt Mrs flair Moreau skates Mrs Whelan ash McBrides fiftieth Mr and Mrs Eugene McBride celebrated their 50th wulding anniversary Oct 24 with mass at noon followed by quiet dinner with friends and relatives at the Embassy Hall llelatives and friends joined them for the evening Thcir three daughters and two sons presented their parents with trip The McBridis have three grand children and five great grainichildrcn They lll plaques from Pope Patil Prime Minister Trudeau GovGen Leger Premier Davis and LtGov Pauline McGibbon Sllllll llltl NEW tltK Alt Dr ltcncc Richards the transcxual who lost legal battle in bid to compete in the womens draw of the US open tennis championships was sued in court Friday for back alimony In papers filed in Manhattan Supreme ourt Barbara Has kind clauncd that Dr ltichard ll ltaskind from whom she was divorced in 1075 owes more than $7000 in back alimony and support is pm MomFri tray Mary Rowe cufflinks Wendy Harrington Holly Hob by picture Christane Murphy Evening in Paris perfume Linda Es Santa oven mitts and cook Helen Van Der Kuuys cup and saucer Sister Anacleta candle Jean Mc Cann set of eight glasses Mary Cancilla permanent Mrs Speaiin Christmas cen trepiece Mary Rowe RaggedyAnn doll Paul Winter cheese tray Michael McCarthy Old Spice set Edna Perri clock Mrs Padfield green glass centrepiece Mrs Levesque towel and cook book Mrs Murphy bath salts Brian Jones auto trim and three free bowling games each to Lou Lafontaine Michael McCarthy Dave Megare Paulette Harradine and Carla Winter handmade Pinnocohio doll was won by Angela DAbroisio poster contest was held before the Autumn Arcade for students of St Monicas St Marys and Monsignor Clair schools First prize went to Robbie Nishmas St Monicas Grade second price to Michael Dowl ing St Monicas Grade and third was shared by Valerie Verbey St Monicas Grade and Lisa DAmbrosio St Marys Grade at the Army Navy and Air Force Club Mr Watson is president of the Barrie Club About 400 Shriners wives and guests attended the ball Examiner Photot If theres in Your Future Welcome Wagon is planning Special Party for bridestobe on Tuesday Nov at the Blue Flame Room Barrie For your in vitotion cullthe Titinitializati lTD 7261454 Youll be glad you did MIELUN 01 DENTURE THERAPIST Complete Denture Service 280 Dunlop St Barrie 72868l Member Denturist Society The Optimist Club of Bani will be holding lIGHT BULB BLITZ in your neighbourhood Tonight Optimist Club members will be calling on your home Your purchase of the special 1000 hr 60 Watt lightbulbs will help continue the long list of community work done by the Club such as the Huronio Striders Track and Field Minor Soccer and the Barrie Teen Disco The Optimist Club gratefully acknowledges the con tribution to this project by DARSCO DISTRIBUTORS and PHILLIPS Industries eo OPTIMIST 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