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Marlboro Ontario and Amateur Margaret Howarddonned an apron and dipped in to the ingredients of several recipes Wednesday night at cooking demonstration at the Blue Flame Room of Consumers Gas in Barrie Mrs Howard representing Lawreys Foods of Canada It loves iii NOT Chongohlnmlndwhh wrench Epilepsy meeting meeting will be held ct involved with epilepsy Sally Sullivan director Epilepsy Ontario will be gues speaker All are welcome to attend For further information cal Titttiltitl autumn um Invisible Bifoculs LiLfRAvUE Lenses eliminate those bifocal hm tisil odd years to your looks Now you iiiwolty wnh clear VISDn at Ma mept changes No lino to wait about ULTRAVUE Lenses Jt igro oft itie years Put on man lJth Bfi€flpticot 17157igit 3O DUNLOP ST 7370b4l 75 th Anniversary Celebration the tall collection of Come celebrate more week at 267 Bradford St Cooking to raise money for United Wgy people and places The 2nd aiiiiuai auction of tilt at pm in the faculty lounge at Central Collegiate for people interested in forming group ii lostpli Mucliaii of Toronto Stroud The couple live jl torinir missionary in india and In Weston One more week for mm YOU to take Od ft All are tltiltlt to attend loi turtlitr iiiloiiiiatioii con Vgntage Of the 10 tact Mrs ttraiit Ansdell at discount on Tziiiim everything in the store 05 well 05 Sullnr the 20 discount on Turkey dressing and all lllt INTERNATIONAL and Mens Two and Three Piece Suits Jack Webb 6C0 ing in metamoncncwom wedding album StainesMcKenZIe Trinity Anglican Church The bride is the daughter was decorated with bouquets of Mr and Mrs John James of gladiolus Sept at 230 McKenzie while the groom is p11 at the wedding of Alex the son of Mr and Mrs Roy andra Barbara McKenzie of Staines Stroud and Arthur Frank Staines of Toronto Toronto officiated at ceremony The bride wore tradi tional white polyester jersey gown with long sleeves and an attached chapel train falle ing from the waist Her open Uncck and Queen Anne col lar were accented with daisy venice lace Her headdress held two tiered fingertip veil trimmed with daisies She carried bouquet of blue daisies and yellow roses Matron of honor waas Bon nie Gubbels of Utopia The bridesmaids were Lori Hoover of Barrie and Nancy McKenzie of Stroud The best man waas Stan Mitchell of Barrie and the ushers were Herb Gubbels of Utopia and Jim Palmer of Barrie The reception was held at Stroud Community Hall The couple travelled south for their honeymoon and took up residence in Toronto Attendint the wedding were outoftown guests from Beavcrton Toronto Calgary Rostock and Shanty Bay the Rev William Simpson of Ltd and Kory Spicer representing the Ontario Pork Producers cooked several dishes and talked about good nutrition An estimated $350 was rais ed for the United Way during the evening Ex aminer Photo Sharon Louise Sohler and Brian Eben Sawyer were married in the Church of Holy Trinity in Scarborough June 24 Animal auction toiiiaik the loth aiiiiiycisary ot the founding ot liittriiatioiial Toastiiustitsstlul Vespra Township Firefighter will be licldtict Litiat Midliurst ansis iri welioiiii and The brlde is the if oiiiiiiunityentrcat tpiii may call hail lititlili daughter of Mrs Ivy The tircfiglitcrs iiccd doiia llltillllttlltii tllitllllttllt sohier and he Iafe AF tioiis of anything and Tlttlttto toi turtiici iiitoriiia thur Sohler of Scar borough while the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Eben Sawyer of Stroud The couple live in Willowdale everything new and used to make the auction work They are interested to antiques china macramc tools books glassware paintings stereos furniture small and large ap plianccs tariii equipiiitiit food vouchers and ltltlltll Donations will be acccpttd Saturday atteriiooii at tho Minesing llt Hall or you can costume pitrs and door and call 728 Jliltiur 133 itxtor pick spot daiictipriiw Hl llcktt arc ivailalilc it lllt door oi liy allure tio or Hwy igt flIlll titi lIIJtl llallowcin Dance llttllimccti llilttt will ltt lltltl tict 1721 from it Lo lit tot till at the liarrcl llillM at lllltlli lail The dance stititiwitiii by the parents of Raggedy ii liay are intri inc will itauri loast mistress week special tllllllii iiicctiiig it be held UN 35 at in lit the Sky ooiii ot likc icw Restaurant to ltlititlt loastiiiistrcss Week in iarrie The meeting is being held by the larrie loastiiiistress tliib 73h 7th lt Story liour hitoch xifllj hour tor prc scltoolcis 1ll begin at the cliildrenr uiiicx oi the uittlt lttlilii labial ttil LL llii story liotti is open to lIiiillish sptakiiir tlllltllttl bct wicii the ages Hi It and ii and will run on Monday from to lilltllls tlitilgtlttl iii registcriiig llltit tlilltl into thc course lltlllltl do so mumhate by tiilllttitllitl Margaret Rum Margare Block Worth at the Barrit lubhi and Douglas William may Sawyer were married in lhankoffering plann St James United Church ed in Stroud July 22 The lliaiilzotlIiiiit will lic bride daughlet lltltl by the Womens Mi Mr and Mrs Her er sionary Society iit iatlip in at St liurch tucst spcakci ill be ltcv Block of Stroud while the groom is the son of Eben Sawyer of Andrews Presbyterian fixnigs will be on the menu of Fowl Supper being held at ol litr Strcit fiiitcd hurcli let St Andrews lrcsbytcriaii ot tlluicli was decorated with gladiohis and mums Sept tr at IlIlttp in at tliewiildiiigot lyiilliy Louise Anderson and lat Noi tli both of liilltit The bride is the daughter NorthAnderson Mr and Mrs William Lloyd Anderson while the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Henry North Rev ll til Waite officiated at the ceremony Jane amp bell of Barrie was soloist ac companied by ase lleniert church organist The bride wore tradi tional white organza gown with fitted bodice and Queen Anne neckline lhe bodice was covered with cliaiitilly lace as were the long fitted sleeves the three tiered skirt and chapel length train ller lace and pearl cap held fingertip veil and she carr Van There will be two dinner sit tings one at auto and one at pm Tickets are so an adults and Si each for children For further information call Tilti lfifii Wl hoard meets llic ixciiipciiicldt Womens Instituti board of directors inct rimtitty with institutes ltiiittttltl lhcv tltmtttzsrttl special ried mtguy bouquet rod itilidlltli day at lltt Siiiicoc msos white minions and oiiiity llltltlii plaiiiitii toi winteheattuir WM will Maid ot honor was Janet tittllli will bc on display and Mi Viola luck and ill liorgit will be demonstrating lilltllllltiWMtlkttltfi The national convention will tic lltltl in Saskatoon in litti delegate from the Kcmpcntcldt district will attend and Mrs Scope Walters and Mrs lilva Watson will making gifts to litfyttltl at the convention The group sent their coir giatiilatioiis to iiidy Kelly of RR No Midland and Boii nic turry of it No Midland for winning ot the Womens institute and treer Dorcasscliolaiships tlic tlowcw Womens lii slituli will host for the W75 District Annual to be held in lkltiill The theme will be To days hiidrcii ioinorrows Future The iiixi board meeting will be held March It at the board room on lilssa Road Egan of Barrie and the bridesmaids were Lesley North Sheila Barks Linda Robertson and Barbara North all of Barrie Kimberly Osborne of Ban rie was the flower girl and Brent shorne of Barrie was ring bearer Joe Lott of Stroud was best manuThe ushers were Bill Schiminel Ray Murdock and Ken Anderson all of Barrie The reception was held at the Barrie Country luh and was attended by outvoftown guests from Prescott 0t tawa Cardinal Sarnia loronto Barrie Bowman ville Hamilton Calgary and Florida The couple travelled to Pennysylvania for their honeymoon and plan to live in Barrie and save for one arrie tot oloi hoto Drunk doctors are menace By GIFFORDJONES First of two parts No one willingly flies with alcoholic or drugaddicted pilots Regulatory bodies act quickly to remove such menace But the same reasoning has never applied to doc tors Thats why some Canadians are treated occasionally by an impaired physician if and when that happens pa tients should know what to do it could prevent serious medical complications And alert medical consumer may also be of more help to an addicted doctor than his own col leagues The British Medical Journal of Hospital Medicine reported on the magnitude of the problem in 1977 It said that an ability to hold ones liquor was almost mandatory for medical students today But heavy drinking in these early years may be the prelude to alcoholism Striking statistics backed up these warnings For in stance the death rate for cirrhosis of the liver in English doctors was 350 per cent higher than that of the general population Of 80 physicians who committee suicide 39 were alcoholics Alcoholism and drug dependence were disturb ingly common among doctors And many of the alcoholics were psychiatrists There were several other worrying aspects of this report It concluded that British and US doctors appeared to be physically healthier than the general population But the 0p posite was true of their mental health BLIND EYE It struck at the heart of the problem in Britain and North America Historical fact showed that doctors always turned blind eye to drunken or drugaddicted colleagues surgeon might be hungover with unsteady hands Yet no one did anything about it And the report noted that physi cians accepted without question statements about the health of other doctors based on reasoning so false that they would immediately reject it from anyone else Dr David Smith director of the Haight Ashbury Free Clinic in San Francisco recently emphasized the immensity of the problem in the US He said that there were 17000 im paired physicians in that country Other studies suggest that perhaps 10 per cent of all doctors suffer from alcohol or drug addiction tried to measure the Canadian situation But ran into one road block after another Some sources were hesitant to discuss it Others agreed to forward data Other promised to call back But that was the last heard from them Denial of the problem is prevalent Hesitancy to talk about the trouble constitutes the main stumbling block Addicted doctors are protected by the bud dy system Repeatedly colleagues cover up for misde meanors Professional courtesy breaks down only when an impaired physician has major brush with the law Or cause serious medical complication The potential for danger is high For example the US journal Medical World News mentions surgeon who was addicted to demerol During long operations he would have to leave the operating room for another shot of the drug Finally he was apprehended speeding along highway He claimed he was trying to escape from persecutors who were about to disincmber him He was suffering hallucinations For nine years he had been taking different drugs His col leagues were aware of his addiction but had done nothing to expose him lltltillllINthi TALES There were other frightening tales An alcoholic surgeon who performed an emergency tracheotomy had no recollec tion of having done so the following day Doctors who depend on drugs are special breed of ad dict Theres no need for them to buy the watereddown variety on some back alley They have easy access to pure drugs which are more potent But this kind also causes greater deiwndency Theyre also toners who often deny ad diction to the grave Eyery Canadian doctor knows theres problem in this country Responsible physicians must also admit patients face needless hazards because of these doctors But doing something about it is horse of another color No one wants to be the bad guy Turning in an addicted colleague is much like squealing on your own mother So everyone passes the ball hoping that good luck and an oeca sional nudge wdl keep an embarrassing physician in line But this approach isnt fair to the personal the street Next week lll report on what some American states are do mg to prevent possible tragedies How our provinces should act similarly to clean up our backyard And how the medical consumer can be of more help to the addicted doctor than his own colleagues Letter on this problem may be sent to Rt Box Niagara Falls Ontario 12mm Ann Landers Phoneaholics dont give up Dear im Landers From time to time people complain to you about being tyrannized by telephone freaks who keep them tied up endlessly just because they want to talk and have nothing better to do lve found solution ld like to share with your readers Here it is First psych yourself out so you wont feel gutlty Remenr ber phoneaholics always have mess of problems and no matter how long you listen its never long enough Remember too that anything worth saying gets said within tbefirst 10 minutes Solution Put an alarm clock by the phone The minute you get call from one of those set it for minutes At the sound of the bell say Did you hear the alarm Weve been talking 15 minutes and thats my limit must go now PS Not one person has ever got so mad at me that he or she didnt call back in day or two No More Ear Bunions Dear Bun lm in favor of doing whatever is necessary to protect yourself against the phoneprone tongratulations on being saved by the bell Dear Ann was very disappointed in your answer to the woman who signed herself Still Burning She was mad because her sisterxinlaw did not want to feed her son in the middle of the afternoon It seems the family dropped in unexpectivlly lhev plopped themselves down and suddenly the kid said Gee Aunt Lucille lm hungry What have you got to eat Aunt Lucille replied think youd better wait and have your supper at home Whatevor happened to teaching children iiianners Wliv should Aunt Lucille go into the kitchen and start fixing things just because the kid suddenly gets desire to eat Moin ought to teach her children it is impolite to ask for food when they are out visiting And think you Ann Landers really dropped the ball on that one Mother of Five Dear Mother received so many letters critical of my answer that am inclined to tiiiiik the readers are right its fact that most people in America are not hungry they just want to eat again Thanks to all who wrote to clobber me had it coming Dear Ann This is for lltrying in Frecpiirt the woman who is mad at her husband because she bought paints brushes dropcloths the whole bit and everything is shit sitting including her Why didnt you tell the dame to get off her rear and paint the rooms herself With all the wonderful latex paints and rollers its simple lt she does one day it can be snap Tell her to buy some cheap rubber gloves and iiicxpciisnc plastic covering to cover carpets liners and furniture have terrific husband but be Just hates to paint So do it bet if you polled your readcrs youd find an awful lot ot women do the painting in the family Mn Rembrandt But iood Enough Dear Good dont need to poll my readers know what they think Ive received hundreds of letters from women telling me they do all the painting and whats more they like it Best of all it tlltittlilttn tannb ttghr thuikv girls