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BERL AND NOAM Chernick used humor to provide some gentle help in the area of marriage enrichment Their presentation Lets put Sex Back into Love answered some touchy questions by making the audience laugh at the problems involved Examinchhoto Touchy questions answered in gentle humorous way It can be such difficult sub ject to put across but the Cher nicks do it with humor Face it sex is one of the easiest subjects to make jokes about but one the most difficult to talk about seriously So Beryl and Noam Chernick made humourous presenta tion sponsored by Mental Health Barrie at Georgian College Threatre Tuesday night and while the audience was laughing they slipped in those clinchers they made you think Hey thats funny but do it too The two London 0nt therapists acted out little scenarios first as the Rev and Mrs Simmonds they Henry and Joanna The Reverend was worried about his sex life and displayed classical shyness when talking about it with his docotr You see he was worried that his wife wasnt enjoying it too much and felt it was his fault And the more worried about it the worse his sex life became causing him more worry Kind of vicious circle The answer if you dont use it youll lose it If youre wor ried about the deterioration of your sex life dont sit and fret Wins $100 scholarship By JANE SILLS Home Economist North Simcoe County Brenda Simpson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Simpson RR Shanty Bay has been awarded the Simcoe County Area Womens Institute Scholarship for 197576 The award is resented an nually on the asis of 4H Homemaking Club participa tion community involvement and academic standing Branda has completed her Grade 13 at Eastview Secon dary School Barrie She is presently in her first year of four year home economics pro gram at the University of Guel with her major being fami and consumer studies She has completed 12 4H Homemaking Clubs and was in volved as lwder She is active in Junior armors Junior Fair Board Committee Figure and Power Skating Church groups and belonged to various clu at high school ERMA BOMBECK Guest columnist talks about people By EMMA MOMISIX My name is Murray lioinbtrk and Im guest oluiiiiiist Im 15 month old Yorkshire terrier There are lot of dogs who are wondering whether they want to own person They like people Theyre fun to he aro nd but are they worth all the uss and bother felt the same way when few months ago observed this cou le Their dog another Yor shire had just been killed and frankly they were psy chological mess During the in terview they kept calling me Harry the deceased dogs name and the woman kept swooping me off the floor and cr ing in my fur They would ta ealotoftraining First nights are generally disaster At 11 oclock at night just when things are beginning to cook they turn off the lights and go to bed had been war ned by other person owners that this would happen tried to keep them on their feet all night but things like this happen Old Talk it out with your partner and find out what each has to do to please the other PETTING And what about petting Well we used to do that before we were married said Rev Simmonds but once we could have the real thing we droppedit Theres no reason to stop pet ting because other means are available says Mrs Chernick If you enjoy it keep doing it What about mechanical aids Henry and Joanna are the ex perts on that You see theyve been married 50 years and have tried just about everything And Henrys heart attack four years ago didnt help matters Our first sex after that was in the hospital says Henry didnt really have the urge after all it isnt the first thing you think about after heart at tack but Joanna kind of felt like it So just whipped out my trusty vibrator But didnt he feel like less of man because of the vibrator Well no he says Its just like cane If you cant walk without it you gotta use it But if you dont need it you throw it away HOT And how do you keep it in teresting after all those years Theres always ways he says Like Ive got job as school crossing guard so go to work about 730 and come home after And to Joanna its just like stranger like the milkman coming to the house have to go back to work at noon and come home in the afternoon and nobody men tions that feller that was there in the morning But still Henry gets turned on by other women Joanna doesnt mind that as long as he comes home to her Like the other women do all the work she says He gets all aroused just looking at them but Im the one who reaps the benefits Judging by the number of happy looking couples who left the presentation the goal of marriage enrichment had been met Titled correctly Lets put Sex back into Love it answered some touchy ques tions in gentle but humorous way Preview tonight of antique show small sturdy maple chair with cane bottom Circa 1900 will be given away as raffle prize at the Georgian Guild An tique Show and Sale starting tonight and running Friday and Saturday at the Barrie Armory Tickets for this chair may be purchased at the show Raffle convener is Nancy Amoldi The chair is on display in the win dow of Stephens Mens Wear on Dunlop St An antique china sugar bowl and stand in ink lustre circa 1825 will be the door prize and every visitor to the show will be eligible to win this bowl Mary Phillips is door proze convener OTHER INFORMATION Twentysix dealers from all over Ontario will set up shop in the armory and visitors may browse and buy on all three days Eugene Rae of Raebinlof Anlt tiques Mississauga and Bob caygeon will be showing selection of silver serving and side pieces from recently ac guired Ottawa estate Mr Rae eals in odd pieces and patterns in flatware If you have lost or misplaced some of Grannys old silver dont despair Take piece to Mr Raes booth he will identify it and may well be able to supply you with the missing pieces Mr Rae is an expert in this field Fine china and glass will also be shown in his booth Russ and Helen McLaren of McLaren Schoolhouse Anti ques Hawkestone are proud to exhibit rare lavender colored Mary Gregory bowl also an early American pewter charger circa 1825 Samuel Hamlin marked The McLarens will be featurin collection of hatpins as wel as their selec tions of cranberry and art glass One eyecatching cial is Canadian silver twofittle decanter set one blue and one amber It was made by and son For variety set of Henry Thomas Alken hunting prints will be offered also set of sterling and Aynsley demi tasses delicate and unique Mr Bill Cole of Oro Station will be featuring good china selections of Royal Crown Der by French Limoges Indian tree Pattern and Coalport This year the antique show welcomes as special visitors group of touring antique collec tors Anntours The show opens with gala preview tonight from to 10 pm with admission $3 Friday from 11 am to 10 pm and Saturday from 11 am to pm with admission on Friday and Saturday $150 Tickets are available from guild members or at the door For further information call Mary Howden 7285785 sopfa CLIZ L1 Links 6The Barrie Examiner Thursday Sept 23 I976 PEOPLE AND PLACES OPEN HOUSE Mr and Mrs Bert Kenny of 172 Anne St are holding an open house for their 40th wed ding anniversary Saturday at pm at Anten Mills Community Hall Friends and nieghbors are welcome VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Volunteers are needed to sell Christmas cards for UNICEF according to the groups chair man Tiny Heijmans Cards will be sold at Laurance Sewing and Knitting Centre For informa tion contact Bill Burton 7266364 SQUARE DANCING Square dancing for beginners is being held Monday nights from 830 to 1030 at the Hayloft on St Vincent Street The Hayloft Steppers will be featured Wednesday nights from 815 to 1030 For informa tion call Betty Hay at 7284700 $150RAFHE The Ys Mencttes are holding raffle for $150 worth of groceries from Dominion Oct DOOLEY GREEK Centre was guest aker at the meeting of Barrie Hu ronia Rotary Club meeting habits are hard to break Another thing you have to know about people is that you have to keep them busy or they drive you crazy Every time ate houseplant they were there When chewed on shoes they were there They were smothering mc Tuesday at the Continental Inn Left is Harold Fursman godfather who initated lhe whys of Rotary Interna tional was the subject of pep talk Tuesday at noon when member of the 30 yearold Bar rie Rotary Club spoke to 25 members of the newborn BarrieHunonia Rotary Club Elden Greer spoke after dinner at the Continental Inn Mr Greer known as Dooley is one of four remaining charter members of the parent club formed in 946 He was in troduced by Bill Leslie MODE Carpet Draperies Custom Made Sheers Custom Draperies 0Wall to Wall Carpet OFor Shop at Home Service Call 728 99 I9 Dunlop St the club according to club president George Harper right Examiner photo The Whysof Rotary subject of pep talk He urged members to become acquainted with the philosophy of Rotary and its bylaws He outlined how rotary was started by Chicago lawyer to en courage cooperation in busi ness Rotary today promotes inter national cultura understanding through such programs as stu dent exchange and group ex changes Mr Greer was thanked by Jack McAiiister 26 at the YMYWCA Tickets are available at the or from Ys Menettes members Pro ceedswillgotheY CHARTER NIGHT The Barrie Rotary Club is having its 30th anniversary charter night Saturday at the Holiday In There will be hap hot at pm followed by dinner and dancing BABY SHOWERS HAWKESTONE Two baby showers were held recentl for Mrs Blake Leigh and her aby girl Christine Ruth Hostesses were Mrs Ted Johnston assisted by Mrs Lloyd Leigh and Mrs Peter Genhoorn assisted by Mrs Russell MaIonnell CONSERVATION LlrB DANCE The Barrie and District Hunters and Anglers Conser vation Club will hold fall dance Saturday Nov 20 at the Embassy Hall Tickets are $20 per couple They are available from members of the club ex ecutive or members of the any of the clubs committees NEW MEMBERS Three new members were in ducted at the Kiwanis Club of Harrics presidents night at the Holiday Inn They were Murray Graham musician at Pontings Music Centre spon sored by member Walter Stecklcy Sidney Dickinson president of Dickinson Associates Insurance Ltd sponcorcd by Bruce Owen Frank Kucmcn assistant manager of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce sponsored by Bruce Owen LAST DATE The last date for entries for the Kempenfelt Imperial Order Daughter of the Empire bridge marathon is Sept 27 Games cost 50 cents each For inf orma tion call Mrs Kennedy 7288387 ALISON MCKENZIE left and Caroly Cryer chat with Fran Tanner and Mary Mc Kay members of the Fed eration of Women Teachers Association of Ontario at getacquainted meeting this week at Huronia Centennial Two new teachers attend getacquainted meeting Two new local teachers at tended the getacquainted meeting of the unit One Simcoe County chapter of the Federa tion of Women Teachers Association of Ontario Monday night at Huronia Centennial Elementary School Elmvale The new teachers are Carol Cryer and Alison McKenzie Mrs Cryer is teaching Grade at Goodfellow School Painswick Formerly of Barrie she received bachelor of arts degree in sociology from the Universtiy of Western Ontario and her bachelor of education degree from the Ontario Teachers Education College Toronto She is graduate of Barrie Central Collegiate where she was active in the glee club and worked on the school year book She was also active in the YM YWCA and girl guides Miss McKenzie is teaching Grades and at Portage Veiw School Barrie Also from Barrie Miss McKenzie received bachelor of arts degree in psychology from McMaster Universtiy and bachelor of education degree from the Ontario Teachers Education College She is graduate of Barrie Central Collegiate where she was active in the school band Music is one of Miss McKen zies interests Ruth Mason also new teacher at Guthrie School could notattend About 60 teachers attended WMS members hold meeting Members of the Womens Missionary Society groups in the Barrie Presbyterial area met for September executive meeting recently at St An drews Presbyterian Church Barrie Mrs McKee Collv ingwood presided using the theme He is My Brother The meditations given by the Stayner Group emphasized the theme The organist was Miss Maymc Cunningham rillia Mrs Margaret Leggctt Orillia gave the financial report The givings so far this year are above the con tributions made this time last year The nominating committee have been busy and have nearly alltheofficesfilledfor1977 The sections vicepresidents reported plans for the fall sec tions meetings are completed The new area secretary Mrs Bloss was introduced by Mrs McKee The Iresbyterial aims by prayer study and service to work together for the advance ment of Gods Kingdom at home and abroad SPECIAL DAY AT THE FARMERS MARKET DOWNTOWN BARRIE MULCASTER ST ACROSS FROM CITY HALL SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 25th AM TO PM On Vegetables Baked Goods sale will be Frésh Fro Eggs Home Han Honey Preserves dlcrafts much much more REMEMBER Tho oorlior you corno tho hottor tho bargain Stoy downtown and comploto your shopping llst the meeting The federation founded in 1918 has about 33 elementary public school women teachers in Ontario The federation of fers conferences workshops and seminars in special in terests and in leadership train ing for women teachers who wish to become administrators NO MONEY DOWN NO PAYMENTS TILL DECEMBER New in crates Display models Used 39 °J3tt 59 RCA xrjoonoaggkuaus 20ZENITEIEIIIROMACOLOR tfttfifiiff 38 Phone tonight Delivery tonight STEREO CONSOLESALL SLASHED NO PAYMENTS TILL DECEMBER 76 at BARRIE PLAZA 165 WELLINGTON ST TV SERVICE BACKS UP OUR PRODUCTS 11 Gtont olorooiln 0n torio Votumo Buylog Powor Krmy Kim Kelly Hlmoo Elementary School Elm vale Mrs Tanner is presi dent of the Simcoe County Unit One chapter of the Krazy Kellys Day MAMMOT srocKREwcfioN New Models End of Lines One of Kind TONIGHTFRIDAYALL DAY SATURDAY 26 HOURS OF KRAZY PRICES federation and Mrs McKay is vicepresident Examiner Photo SHERRY SAVES YOU MONEY SHERRYr it Ladies Wear 125 Dunlop St 26 RCA XLIOO COLOR List 79995 Only oo NJ 737 182