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Hospital prepares for quadruplets TORONTO tCPi Womens College Hospital is prepar ing to greet the first set of quadruplets born there in living memory Eloise Remy 32 has been in the hospitals highrisk pregnancy unit since May 30 waiting for the birth of her babies which have passed the critical 28week stage Dr Andrew Sheiinan one of the units coordinators said Sunday in an interview the babies might be born any time in the next few weeks Dr Shennan said Mrs Remy small woman will require caesarian birth but added he hopes she can carry the babies for another two or three weeks Mrs Remy lost previous baby and is extremely un comfortable at this stage so both mother and babies are be ing watched carefully in deciding when to deliver he said Mrs Remy and her husband JeanLouverture came to Canada from Haiti last December Mis Remy who is French speaking but studying English in hospital says she is apprehensive about how she will cope with four babies Maybe shall get someone to stay with me be better she said Sunday Her husband has been working in factory since last April and lowpaying job is another worry for the young couple facing an instant family of four Mrs Remy said However Mrs Remy is in good hands in the unit Dr Shennan said IIPII TEAM EFFORT He said unit staff show simultaneous concern for mothers and babies in their care with obstetricians and neonatologists pediatricians specializing in newbornsi working together before during and after the birth In the past the problem has been the division between obstetricians and pediatricians he said that would BEAUTIFUL cuts IOdieshairstylist sets Wage everytime 69 Now OPEN In the Downtown Centre Barrie JOE GALLES MENS HAIRSTYLING I7 YEARS 0N THEWEST END BARRIE PLAZA ALSO THE ALTERATION CENTRE TAILORING FOR MEN WOMEN iN THE REAR or THE SALON Specializing In Hair cutting Permanent Waves Hairstyling Highlighting Frosting Leon Musiceo Prop Collier St Barrie 7267621 LE MENS HAIRSTYLISTS Are back in Barrie at their new location in the downtown centre Leno will be there to welcome you Mondays asdays Frank will be there Weds Sat VVVV Graduates told to be flexible when it comes to finding iobs Graduates from health sciences programs may have to be more imaginative than in the past to find satisfactory employment That was the message by Norman Williams chairman of the Ontario Council of Regents at the convention ceremonies Sunday for graduates in the Diploma Nursing Program of Georgian College One hundred and six student nurses graduated from pro grams at the Barrie rillia and Owen Sound campuses There were also 13 graduates of parttime mental retardation counsellor program in Gravcnliurst Williams told the group to be flexible in their approach to jobliunting but said the place ment situation is improving He said it per cent of COD inunin college program graduates in 1077 found employ ment in four to six months after leaving school He said Georgian Colleges placement rate was even higher The Ontario ouncil of Regents was established when the community college system began in 1907 to advise the minister on matter pertaining to the college system Since 1973 the nutsing pro gram in Ontario has been taken out of the hospital and placed in the community colleges Williams said He said the emphasis is on the educational process rather than actual training and it fixuses on nursing principles instead of technical skills Williams outlined the dif ficulty in keeping pace with the rapidly developing technology He told the graduates they are entering world where knowledge becomes dated very quickly and it must be updated constantly Williams asked the graduates to keep in touch with Georgian ollcge or the ouncil of regents so the administration can fine tune the programs to meet the changing needs of the field Graduates in county IIICLIIISCIENCES DIVISION IIIIOINlRSINi RRRIICIIIS Rachel Elizabeth Adams Harrie Nancy Lynn Ar mishaw ollingwood Stephanie Susan Halon ltradr ford Wendy Thristina Bell Barrie Sheila Louisc lark Barrie Ilermancc laudcttc ompagna Rarric heryl Anne ox Barrie Barbara Allayne den Itocr Barrie Mona Delhia Desrochcs Icrkinsfield Nadia Dorct Barrie arol Mac Godtray Harrie ynlhia Jean llogg ollingwood Iatricia Rebccca Kinsey ollingwootL lternicc Sydney Knights ollingwood Brenda Leathwood Midland Jane Mary LeSaus oll ingwood ludy Ann Mclhcr son Harrie licryl Lynn Mogridge rillia Anne Magda Moller Minesing arol Mor rison Minesing indy Iaye lerry iarric Sally Maureen Rattle Oro Station Iaincla May Spence Iilt tordcn Mary Josephine lurcott Ht Borden DawnALeah lyrcnian ookstown Debra Jane Wig gins Barrie Patricia Annc Worth Barrie IIIIIIINIRSI£ RIILIAMIISi Yvonne Patricia Itass ingthwaighte ookstown Rosemary Budge Orillia Debra Lynn Rurgie rillia Ronnie Ileathcr oultcr Oro Station terry Douglas rooks Orillia Susan Jennifer iiiiaiiti illlt trawl iii in Iii tllll iiiiliritl Oi GUARDIAN DRUGS HOUSE GARDEN BUG KILLER BANDAID BRAND PLASTIC STRIPS Full Size MISS CLAIROL SHAMPOO FORMULA HAIR COLOR $227 MOSQUITO COILS $133mi It DEPILATORY 51 CREAM Oil 125 ml Lotion $144 00 $133 £221 $249 ulham Wasaga Beach Laurie Elizabeth Frankish oldwatcr Susan Elizabeth llarp rillia arol Margaret Keith rillia lildon James lcouard Barrie James lhilip Levctpie Port McNicoll Elizabeth Agnes Marric rillia atherinc Anne Moore rilla Shirley Mary Oucsnellc Ienctang Sandra llelen Stonehotisc lenctang Susan Diana Sydney rillia Noreen Mavis alliere rillia DIPLOMANIRSING OWEN SUINIHAHIISi Leslie Ann Bailey Harrie Kathryn Laura Johnston oll ingwood Booze used to dull emotions TORONTO Ii Women who suffer unrequited love turn to alcohol for consolation says lnitcd States sotiologist Jean Kirkpatrick of Quak ertown la former alcoholic who founded the Women for So briety says in the July issue of the Journal of the Ontario Ad diction Research lOllllflttlttill that if woman tccls her love is not needed she IS filled with sense of unworthincss and turn to drink to drown the emotional pain Alcoholism among women is often broung on by marital breakups or the sense of loss due to the death of child KLEENEX Ply While Clairol HAIR SPRAY Covieiione ULTRA BAN VLISTERMINT TROPICAL ROLL0N MOUTHWASH ANO BLEND LOTION ANTIPERSPIRANT GARGLE logItolad Trademark of Drug Trading Co ltd ALLANDALE DRUGS 2T ESSA RD 7282823 DUE TO SPACE llMIIAYlONS AND AVAILABILITY AI TIME OF SALE ITEMS SHOWN MAY NOT All IE AVAILAILE AI All lOCAIIONS FACIAL TISSUES 1005 FINAL NET 59 fictifig $127 SIMCOE PHARMACY Debra Wiggins of Barrie is presented with the college Liripipe at graduation exercises of Georgian College on Sunday The Liripipe presented by Cuzen secretarereasurer of the colleges board of governors signifies successful completion of studies There were too graduates of the colleges two year diploma nursing program who graduated Sunday and I3 who graduated from parttime mental retardation counsellor program in Gravenhurst Examiner Photo Sales riiing steadily Demand grows for silk NEW YORK ili Smooth as silk Silk stockings Its the essence of luxury lt hugs the skin like protein enriched balm and flutters at even hint of breeze Its silk The natural fabric that goes back to ancient hina is giving its phoncy but sometimes suc ciilciit rival ixilyestcr run for thefashiondollar For three years sales of silk designs have risen steadin Henri Reiidcl reports growing demand for silk clothing At lkiiiwit leller alone sales of dresses and separates made of silk have increased by 30 per cent since 1073 littllflSlttYttl silk blouses can mo anywhere from $7 to $300 at better New York stores Sporty short sleeved dresses might cost from Slitti to $400 For evening clothes the prices can mushroom to the thousands mans tviopiece silk suit ranges from $500 to $1000 GUARDuwI DRUGS Prices Effective Until AUG 5th TOOTHPASTE Regular or Mint 340 ML SUSPENSION OR 50 TABLETS Peppermint wuss Item 44 SIMCOE PLAZA 7282429 Add to that the cost of caring for silk though no one knows how much that concerns the customer Sears Roebuck and says its lots Itilcncs iii Itoston isnt so sure Seats plans to have just one Sllk item in IIS retail stores this fall It is silk blouse selling for under $23 Our customers cant relate to anything priced higher than that spokesman said But the important thing is that our customers prefers items that dont have to lxdrycleaned Illenes also has silk items priced slightly lower than the sjwcialty stores Blouses sell for Slto to $40 but can go as hiin as Slim it they carry designer label About two yeats ago tlicrc wasnt much around in silk said Donna arliarL liencs ready to wear fashion director lhcn silk became an in fabric because it drapes so well At first there was customer icsistancc because of the care and price ltut now that doesnt tnallcr Its all part ol the return to natural fibres During the Second World War silk supplies dried up as cs Isting stock went for ixiracliiitcs and other military equipment Nylon and other synthetics were developed and became increasingly popular Silk fluttered here and there un til the 70s DESIGNERS IINIIILSIASTIC Its sensual Its rich Its classic What more can say asks designer Giovanni de Moura Silk is all oer the place For the last two years its been staple of my collection adds designer Rill Rlass Its yczitrround fabric Also customers live in different climates What women wear on sunr mer day they often wear at night lll winter silk tunic over bare chest and blue jeans is for summer The same tunic over satiny tank top and satin pants is for chillier even ings ltut women are not the sole silk customers Men have come to love silk shirts says Rlass Its the fch Polyester and polyestersilk mixes cost intich less They also can be washed by hand with little or no ironing But as dc Moura says the person who buys silk can usually afford dry cleaning llaiis Raumann of the Inter national Silk Association secs one economy in silk The life span of silk product if given the proper care is unlimited Miss Nude World drew loud cheer llllllllll tint itIi ludy Iortinga 10 of Apopka Hit daughter of nudist parents was named Miss Nude World on Saturday at the ninth annual pageant which drew 3000 spectators to this OIII tituiuly kiloiiict ltS northwest ofllaniiltoii Miss Iortinga drew the loudest cheers during two elimination rounds before she was chosen from 30 con testants was shaking really bad when it came down to the finals said Miss Iortiiiga who was billed in the contest as Miss Nude Florida All did was try to concentrate on my smile Miss lortinga who weighs Izopounds and is about 5foot said botli her parents are nudists and she has been one since birth She said she plans to study business administration and hopes to become fashion photographer btit will not pose in the nude Most nude modelling represents sexual activities she said And thats not what nudism is all about Trips to Mexico the Bahamas and Europe and H000 are among prizes award ed by contest sponsors ltunnersup in the pageant were ltecky Neison of alifor itia and arlaine Gall of Waterloo til HamiltonWentworth regional police were to examine twoliour cdited film of the pageant broadcast by South inont IelcVents Ltd the cable television firm responsible for the pageant for possible viola tion of obscenity laws citizcns group had ob jected to the broadcast saying it was concerned that children would see it but Ilamilton Mayor Jack McDonald replied Every TV set comes equip ped with button If you dont like itjust turn it off Barrie student has top essay An Eastview School student Leacock Festival of llumors Student essay contest Paul Iamblyn Grade 12 student won the award for his humorous essay entitled Hockey 002 lhe essay contest is held in connection with the Leacock Festival of Humor held annual lecondary has won the lyinOrillia The essay entries were judg ed by three separate panels consisting of teachers the rillia University Womens Club and the director of the Stephen Leacock Memorial Ilomeintrillia The two runnersup in the contest were Jacquie Allinson and Dave Gillet both of Orillia the examiner Tuesday July 25 1978 I5 Let liars fall flat Dear Ann Landers How does one protect oneself against liar Please dont tell me to avoid her would like nothing better but it isnt possible This person is part of longtime social circle as well as relative Our paths cross constant vShe is especially dangerous because her stories have quality of believability that is fantastic She always manages to hook some halftruths onto her lies She also exaggerates great deal Its impossible to tell where the truth ends and the lie begins marvel at the way she can get facts twisted up so things can never be un tangled This woman has caused me quite lot of trouble and many sleepless nights What can do about itDefenceless And Frustrated Dear and People who he eventually reveal them selves They can get away with it for only so long and then their credibility falls apart Your best protection against liar is your own good name What you are will speak more convincingly in your behalf than what anyone says Never make the mistake of trying to defend yourself against liar Stand on your reputation and let her fall on hers Dear Ann Landcrs recent column of yours made me so mad am crosseyed How can parent teach It Hazards of shoplifting tdishonestyi when they them selves take kids to the movies at reduced price because they look younger than 12 t2 Exceed the speed limits because we have CB t3i Steal towels and ashtrays from motel and call them souvenirs t4 Brag to friends how they avoided paying taxes Smoke and drink and tell their children not to do it child teams great deal by observation and he observes lot more than we suspect Its toughjob to teach the three Rs and more so when children come from homes where there are poor role models and little discipline Many children look to their teachers for affection and acceptance because they arent getting it anywhere else Thank God for parents who care about their children and understand the problems teacher faces in the class room IIl Keep Working In Education Regardless Dear Keep Working All can say is bless you hope the students youre helping wont wait until youre dead before they realize what wonderful influence you were in their lives Dear Aim Ive been divorced for 15 years My ex husband promptly remarried but never did lived comfortably with the status of divorcee Last year my exhusband died Now dont know how to classify myself Obviously am not widow Am widowed divorcee divorced widow or what7Palm Springs Dear IS You are not widow because your husband did not die Your former husband died You are also not divorcee because your former husband is no longer living You are divorced woman whose exhusband is deceased Got it For what its worth Dirtiest kids or cleanest By MARGARET WORTH was confronted by an extra large pile of dirty laundry this week have never quite been able to decide if have the cleanest or the dirtiest kids in town but the amount of washing that is done they should be the cleanest but judging by the amount that comes back for washing they must be the dirtiest The mountainous pile that met my horrified gaze was oc casioned by the fact that most of my family are about to em bark on camping trip Naturally their ancient and trusty camping outfits had emerged all apparently in desperate need of refurbishing through the wash and dry cycle That wasnt too bad provided the dryer whom you may remember as having very definate personaltiy problem from time to time didnt decide to throw mechanical temper tantrum and chew everything in sight The problem lay in fact in the newer articles of clothing purchased by various daughters over the last few months accompanied by plaintiff cries of mother simply havent thingtowear The trend is back to natural fibres delicate prints softly smocked tops in muted shades all very fetching appealing surely to the peasant in all of us There is however one great big snag in all those natural fibres They have to be ironed realize that not everyone has my aversion to standing over hot ironing board for hours on end ironing out little eruinples in impossible cor ners In fact once heard of lady who actually enjoyed it but she was suspect the selfsame body who never in her whole life burned batch of scones to cinder or had an angel cake take nosedive 30 seconds out of the oven remember moments in my own mad youth when actual ly ironed my husbands sticks and he still likes to recall with slightly sarcastic chuckle the time melted large hole in pair of our firstborns frilly pants 77 the plastic lined variety Such foolishness hasnt bothered me for years The com ing of dripdry was to me the dawning of beautiful new era so am more than little dismayed at the return of the ironage reach sadly for the spraystarch and hope for the swift return of manmade fibres Pollys Pointers Baby food jars are handy items DEAR POLLY have been saving empty baby food jars and would like some ideas for putting them to use am sure many of the readers have excellent and practical purposes for these jars and would appreciate hearing from them JILL DEAR JILL The following two letters have Ideas just as you asked for am sure we will be hearing from other readers too POLLY DEAR POLLY tell the mothers of new babies to save baby food jars They are great for storing babys cotton tipped sticks to hold leftovers in the refrigerator and also as jam or jelly jars KLA DEAR POLLY find baby food jars are handy for holding diaper pins cotton balls small ointment tubes etc Nail lids to the underside of wooden shelf screw the jars into the lids and they will be right at your fingertips by simply unscrewing them DIANA DEAR POLLY If the steak you are cooking for dinner does not get tender enough to serve substitute tuna or salmon sandwiches and use the steak for tomorrows lunch Chop or mince the steak add mayonnaise and have delicious spread for sandwiches Also such steak can be cut into cubesize pieces for soup or stew It will become quite palatable after being boiled for 30 minutes or an hour Pet owners can make their own easily replaced cat or dog dish by simply cutting off most of the top of half ga Ion milk carton leaving the bottom one or two inches as dish for Fido or Kitty WINIFRED DEAR POLLY When children are learning to button their sweaters shirts blouses etc teach them to start at the bottom instead Of the top and there will never be an figs button or buttonhole left at the top MARGUER DEAR POLLY When making rolled sugar cookies use pastry wheel to make bars triangles or diamond shapes find this faster and easier than using cookie cutters and there is less rerolllng When making salad with canned peaches or pears save the juice and use it for making apple sauce FLO DEAR POLLY When putting on jacket or sweater some of the charms on my bracelet were always getting caught in the sleeve hem So now put small plastic bag over my hand and bracelet when putting on or taking off garment and have no more problems SHIRLEY