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SThe Barrie Examiner Saturdo Oct I976 WEDDINGS AND MRS NORRIS DOAN MALICKDOAN St Georges On the Hill Anglican Church Toronto decorated with white floral ar rangements candles and white carpet was the scene of the marriage of Sandra Robin Malick of Toronto and Norris David Dean of Barrie on July 17 Rev David Luxton officiated and music was by the church organist The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Malick of Toronto and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Grenville Doan of Barrie formerly of Elmvale The bride wore an Empire style gown of white bridal sheer featuring lace appliques and trimmed with sheer flounces Cathedral train and hemline lace She wore white satin bridal cap trimmed with lace and floral appliques and held veil of fingertiplength trimmed with lace She carried cres cent bouquet of pink roses and babies breath Matronofhonor was Deby Lee Malick sister of the bride of Toronto Bridesmaids were Karen Hopper sister of the groom of Meaford and Anne Christian son of Toronto Best man was Raymond Kit chen of Elmvale Ushers were David Hooper of Meaford and Gary Lee of Toronto The reception was held at the Golf and Country Club in Klein burg The bride wore long floral sundress with red white and blue corsage for the couples honeymoon at holiday resort in Northern Ontario The couple will live in Toron to Honored guests present were the grandmothers of the bride and groom Mrs Malick of Toronto and Mrs Doan of Bar rie MAWLOFTUS Bouquets of mixed flowers decorated St Patricks Church Phelpston for the marriage of Leona Jane Maw of Minesing and David Michael Loftus Phelpston on Sept The bride is the daughter of the late Frederick and Mrs Maw of Minesing and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Terrence Loftus of Phelpston Monsignor Vincent Foy of ficiated Soloist was Mrs Glen Adams of Minesing ac companied by Mrs Harry Adams The bride wore gown of white polyester satin with slight train trimed with nylon flowers and lace daisies Her headdress of pearls held floorlength veil of nylon net Rah Redskins Well our senior football has kickedoff to another great start We played our first game against Penetanguishene and came out on top Juniors put up great fight The new 76 cheerleaders are busy preparing to cheer you on and on for the upcoming games Liisa TBIKKALA THIS YEARS PRESIDENT OF THE Giris Athletic Association is already hard at work She has planned out first fund raising event which is garage sale This sale will be held at Woodcrest Rd Allandale on Sunday Try and be there as the funds raised are to support ourathletics Our three girls basketball teams midget junior and senior have done super so far Alos our boys volleyball teams have been very suc cessful at two of our home games Oh ves SHERRY SAVES this years Boys CENTRAL COMMENT MARiftyJOHEN and JULIE STEWART She carried bouquet of yellow roses with German stutes Matronofhonor was Heather Maw of Minesing Bridesmaids were Marcia Loftus of Phelpston and Sonya Smith of Wasaga Beach Best man was Kenneth Loftus of Phelpston and the ushers were Douglas Kelly of Phelpston and Gerald Maw of Minesing The reception was held at the Elmvale Community Centre For the honeymoon to Ni agara Falls the bride wore beige pantsuit with brown and rust accesories Mr and Mrs Loftus will live on Shaw Street in Elmvale OutoHown guests attended from Timmins North Bay To ronto Picton Port Credit Palgrave Montreal and Wa saga Beach Athletic Association has been reparing under Paul Fink iner their new president for agreat ear The ys have several ac tivities planned to support their athletics The BAA and the GAA are planning big ac tivities for the upcoming United Appeal Week Well be back with more highlights from Central next week PEOPLE PLACES harvest dance The OptiMrs Club of Barrie is holding Harvest Moon Dan ce Oct 23 from pm tol am at the Embassy Hall Music Will be provided by Jack Tier nay Tickets costing $15 per couple are available at Cholkan and Co Insurance Of fice 10 Collier St Barrie or by calling 7289921 YOU MONEY SHERRY Ladies Wear 125 Dunlap St Theres more to Barrie library than shelves filled with books By PETER DEPODESTA Examiner Staff Reporter Theres more to the Barrie Public Library than shelves filled with books This fall the adult film and childrens departments of the library are of ering variety of activities and special events The adult department at 37 Mulcaster St is featuring an art show from the Ontario Art Gallery in october The show is called The Golden Age of Justinian This is followed by show in November featuring historical photographs from the Simcoe County Archives Three Canadian authors Phyllis Gottlieb Ted Plantos and David McFadden are giv ing readings of their work at pm Nov The authors are sponsored by the Canadian government as part of its plan to bring Cana dian authors to the public During the same afternoon from2 to4 pm the authors are holding workshop for Barrie high school students in the library In December another On tario Art Gallery show is scheduled featuring the draw ings of Michelangelo The library also holds an English conversation group meeting every Saturday from 10 am to noon It is open to new citizens who have taken English language lessons but want to improve their skills ART RENTALS The Barrie Art Club also holds its monthly art rental at the adult department the first Saturday of each month from to pm Area residents rent paintings on monthly basis for their homes The library is starting pic ture loan service this fall Library members will borrow prints of paintings the same way they borrow books Another feature is the listen ing posts which will be installed soon This will allow people to use headphones to listen to records in different parts of the library The Georgian Bay Regional Library system is using the adult department to show number of family entertain ment films during the next six months Admission is free The films include Brothers InLaw Oct Grapes of Wrath Nov Scrooge Dec Belles of St Irinians Jan Jungle Book Feb Im All Right Jack March and Ilow Green Was My Valley April The movies start at 730 pm and will also be shown in Coll ingwood Hanover Markdale Midland Newton Robinson Orangeville Orillia Pene tanguishene Port Elgin Shel burne and the Waubaushene Victoria Harbor area CHILDRENSSHOWS The Barrie library film department is also olding special childrens film shows between and pm Satur days The shows include childrens films on safety including Donalds Fire Survival One Little Indian and cartoons Oct horror show with Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Dracula and The Phantom of the Opera Oct 23 Tuktu adventures of little Eskimo Boy Nov an hour long Walt Disney feature film Nov 20 and Christmas stories Dec4and18 The film de artment has selection of ilms on many to ics and access to the 2000 fi ms in the Georgian Bay Regional Library system The department rents projec tors at $1 and screens at 50 cents night There is no charge for the films unless they are overdue To borrow films person must be an adult member of the Barrie Public Library and 18 years or older The fall program of the childrens department which is located at 56 Mulcaster St with the film department started today with paper flower craft time day long animation Two years with orchestra for Dan and Barb Pipher This week is Symphony Week in Barrie honoring the Huronia Symphony Or chestra Four programs are plan ned in November with Family Concert featuring presentation of Peter and the Wolf In February the orchestra will present baroque con cert with The Abbott String Quartet Night At The Theatre will be presented in March with popular music from ballet opera and musical comedy Featured performer will be tenor John Arab The season winds up with Night In Vienna an evening of Viennese music Three performances will be held at Georgian ollegc Theatre the Family Con cert Nov 17 the Baroque Concert Feb 20 and Night In Vienna April 27 Night At The Theatre will he presented March 23 at Central Collegiate All performances start at 830pm Tickets at $12 for adults and 86 for students and senior citizens are available at the Georgian Mall and downtown offices of the Municipal Savings and Loan Corp STARTED IN TORONTO Dan and Barb Pipher have been with the Huronia Sym phony for two years The DAN ANI BARB IIIIIBR started their training in the school system in Iiphcrs musical public Toronto Mr Pipher plays the bass viol and the guitar and Mrs Iipher plays the violin and piano They moved to Barrie after graduating from the University of Toronto Both are elementary school teachers They enjoy playing with the symphony and says it gives them chance to take part in cultural activities in Barrie They are still in volved in music at the schools they teach at They are now learning how to play the ukelclc and hope to instruct in its use lhcir musical interest is wcaringoff on their llmonth old daughter Karen Accor ding to the Iipiiers she is Zrcady hammering at the piano kcys PEOPLE AND PLACES FELLOWSHIP MEETS The Unitarian Fellowship of Barrie and District is now meeting every second Sunday Virginia CresswellJones is the chaplain and newlyelected officers are Kay Bentley chair man Hendrika Van Kooten co chairman and Bill Evans treasurer New members and visitors are welcome For information call Hendrika Van Kooten at 7287423 or write Box 812 Barrie HIGHEST AMOUNT The annual Tag Days held recently by the Barrie Branch of the Humane Society thered total of $2517 the ighest amount yet members said Money will go to running the shelter Schools involved in collecting money were Portage View 880 Hiilcrest School $70 Maple Grove $103 Steele Street $101 Students from these schools volunteered along with some from North Collegiate CHAPTER MEETS Xi Beta Pi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority met recen tly at the home of Mary Etherington Beicourt Linda Won was cohostess Joanne Shaw of Alliston received heofficial welcome Judy Gautier and June lollcs presented the program Kinds of Communication and showcd afilmoiimail There will be gettogether party today at the home of Mrs Judy Rumble 13 Thomcrest Rd WINS DRAW Charles Crawford of oro Station won the draw for the $1500 dinner ring Tuesday night at the Shades of Fall Fashions show by Scars at Georgian College Theatre His ticket was 4168 About $3200 was raised from the show sponsored by the Multiple Sclerosis Society Proceeds will go to research in multiple sclerosis About 820 people attended the fashion show during the two nights FRIENDSHIP CLUBS The Barrie Apeldoor Fricti dship club will hold its first meeting of the season Oct at 830pmat89CollierSt GRAHAM MOVIE The Hiding Place produced by Billy Graham Evangelistic Films will be shown Oct 29 to Nov at pm week nights and Saturday and Sunday at GEORGIAN COllEGE CONTINUING EDUCATION Got to know your Community College in l976l Just two exom ples of the many courses being offered by the Continuing Education Division this Fall and Winter fOIlNEI SIIOITNAND Loom Ipood writing tooliniquoo odoqooto for mon ucrotorlol positions Tooodoyl 100 930 pm Stom Octobor 76 ELECTIONICS 24 Woolu foo $4500 Somlcondoctor principloli Nioory orid oporotion oI unpllflor circuits oudlo rI ololloton ond pooor wool loborotory wont ougmoim tho thoory ooo provtdoo to INCOM with procticol uporionco Wodoosdoyo 100 1000 pm Stoflo OctoIior I916 20 Wooh Foo $4500 For information registration and brochure call 705 72895l Ext 3l7 or visit us of Georgian College 130 and 415 at the Bayficid Mail iiiciiia BAKE SALE Order of tlic Easlcrii Star will hold humor and bake salc Nov from 1110 to 430 at the lCS hall in Stroud Al llMN BAZAAR Antcn Mills United hurch Womcn will hold in auto lll bazaar and tea Oct at rom 13 to pm at the church FOlR IFVVW Gary and Brciidu thickwortli of Wariiica It lllihirtf had four visitors on th weckcnd Mrs llwoiths mother is tviildrcd liiikncv of Toronto hcr aum Mrs Al moi of Ion Out and her cousins Don and lEvic McGill of London workshop is scheduled Oct 16 from 10 am to pm for children six to eight years old This is limited to 10 children The children will learn how to make flip books draw on film and will be able to see the results on screen HALLOWEEN FUN Halloween Fun is scheduled Oct 30 starting at 1045 am with story hour and continuing between and pm with Halloween maskmaking and cutouts It is open to children six years old and up twoday annimation worksho is scheduled Nov 13 and 14 or children EH4 years old Registration is limited to 14 children The workshop includes leam ing to make animated movies with line cutofit and small ob ject animation On Nov 27 the childrens department is holding junk scul ture day which will let chil ren do their own thing and create masterpiece Christmas gifts from felt craft is the last fall program scheduled Dec 11 for children eight years old andu The childrens epartment also holds Saturday morning story hours starting at 1045 The right By RICHARRD DUNSTAN Examiner Staff Reporter when Karen Pawlik read story about Big Ssiters in The Examiner earlier this year and decided to volunteer she wasnt sure what she was etting into Like many of iose not in volved in the program she thought most little sisters were problem children of some sort was expecting real delin quent the 29yearold secretary recalls instead she got friendly wellbehaved 11yearold Michelle Drever Matched in May the two spend from few hours to more than day together each week and are best of friends Michelle calls Karen every day when she gets home from school Fifty per cent of our mat ches are good as Karens says Jeanne Harris president of the Big Ssiter Association of Barrie Friday marked the beginning of Big Ssiters Week and the association plans to spend the week through next Saturday spreading the word about the Big Sister program The association has been in existence year now and has 10 matches the oldest dating from February Three more matches are in the works seven prospective big sisters are waiting for little sters Tie for first in club event Elaine Evans Fred Desjar dins Ralph Brand and John Park tied for first place with Sue Graham Gary Edmunds Ernie Irvine and John Hazcll at the Barrie Duplicate Bridge Club tournament held Friday Sept 24 and Monday Sept 27 He valter Smith and Scottie and Russ Church placed second in the match which was two session redpoint event This is the first time red master points have been awarded at ivICIUb10V8l This event preliminary and the top six Barrie tean il compete in the Unit semifinal in Toronto in January WOMEN VOTERS Japanese women over 20 were granted the right to vote under new electoral law Oct 12 1945 CONTINENTAL llTlSlNE Iliiic in tin clcgiiiit iitmnsplictc ciijo ing the liiicst Iilllnptttll spcciiil tics pltliilltll to pciIcttioii Wint list iiicliitlcs tllOi iiiiporlctl tiiirl tloiiicslic uitics llllll cliaiiiipiigiics Reservations 111lllllltlllIIII fall My 7269072 456m DINING ROOM 63 Collier Si match is the aim of yearold Big Sisters here LITTLE SISTER Michelle Drever 11 looks over the Big Sisters Week proclamation with Barrie Mayor Dorian Parker as bi sister Karen Pawlik watc es Michelle wears safety patrol belt belonging to the mayor Bar rie big sisters will have an in formation booth in Georgian Mall Wednesday through Friday evenings next week as well as all day Saturday Oct Examiner Photo and six prospective little sisters from Angus are waiting for big sisters who either live there or are willing to drive the 11 miles tosee them FEW WANT TO DRIVE Very few of them want to drive that distance says Marilyn Kornyk director and founder of the association Little sisters are girls aged to 16 who need more adult female companionship than their families can provide Big sisters who must be at least 19 provide that companionship They are not social workers and are not expected to solve prob lems but are instead to concen trate on providing friendly supportive atmosphere and willing ear Mrs Kornyk interviews prospective little sisters while Mrs Harris interviews big sisters applicants The latter must provide medical ref erencerwto prove they are physically and emotionally Karen Pawlik for example has spent time with Michelle in such different ways as icnics shopping trips work at er cot tage dinner in her home and stretch in the hospital emergen cy ward trying to get Michelles asthma medicine replenished The most important thing she gives Michelle she says is someone to talk to dont think she holds back when she talks to me she says Michelle who lives with her father and grandmother simp ly lists being with my big sister as her favorite part of the program and says life has been much more exciting since she met Karen And what does Michelle think of the Big Sisters program think its special she says For more information on becoming big or little sister call Aileen Carroll at 7372092 RAND SOCKEYE SALMON SALE SEAFOODS I96 BLAKE ST 72693 Solmon Reg $400 lb lb in whole or halt lORNE BETlY HAY HAvs TRAVEL SERVICE 7284700 healthy enough for the pro gramvand three personal references Acceptable applicants are then matched according to per sonality and other factors As mentioned already the typical little sister is not pro blem child but rather one who needs little extra attention and compaiiionsbip often though not always because she is growing up in single parcnt homc Mothers in such situations often cannot give the time they would like to their daughters and are grateful for the help big sister provides Theyre not saying the big sister is going to take away from them theyre saying the big sister is going to add says Mrs Kornyk NOSI There is no cost to the little sister or her family for the pro gram Both big and little sisters are insured against liability arising out of the relationship The programs emphasis is on time and attention and big sisters are not encouraged to large sums of money on eir little sisters Centre Cuts or Steaks $350lb LIMITED QUANTITY BUSINESS NOURS Closed Monday Open 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