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Margaret Peacock reelected GetTogether Clb preidt The 1979 executive of the Bar ne GetTogether Club was chosen Tuesday With the ex ception of new post assistant secretary all members of the 1978 exeucitve were reelected Margaret Peacock is presi dent Betty Cheeseman is vice president Herb Dawson is se cond vicepresident Thelma Kilgour is secretary Ann Crawford is treasurer and Mae Greenacre is assistant secretary The Barrie GetTogether Club meets every Tuesday at 130 at the Army Navy Air Force Club on George Street Members pay $1 year to the club and $1 membership to the United Senior Citizens of On tario USCO club The Barrie club has 130 members but as Margaret Peacock president said we are always looking for newmembers Although only 50 people at tended the election of the ex ecutive Mrs Peacock said that attendance at the weekly meetings is usually high Even if the weather is bad we usually have good atten dance she said But Im afraid we never have high at terflance on an election day They just dont like to vote The club is almost 80 per cent women but men play large part in the group Herb Dawson is an example every Tuesday he plays the piano from to 130 pm welcoming the seniors to the weekly meeting Most of the seniors are driven to the meetings by women from Collier St United Church The meetings usually include Mr Dawson at the piano sing song game of cards or bingo and nice cup of tea and cookies We are very cheery goup said Mrs Peacock We are good bunch and we have great time together This year the GetTogether The International Order of Odd Fellows Barrie Lodge 63 recognized 25 years at service in the lodge by presenting Harley Howey left and Garnet Gallaugher right with Veterans Jewels CONVERTIBLE PORTABLE DISHWASHER rm pusr moan 1er tumrs Pn Swot Cr Sam way may no Mold Rmso Lu my it Wlsh Plate Warme and Energy So no Cycle HEAVY DUTY 18 xenmaim Marni Mama Fame Vommravue Selecx Vlhlble Wan Level Satay Pump Guava no we Recirculamg 90 Lint Filler SUNBURST OR in firm in Lyric and Con lmans trait nt are Elsie Monteith left Lucy Wiley Kay Crowe and Hazel Orr right are just four of more than i30 senior citizens who meet every Tuesday at the Barrie GetTogether Club Tuesdays activities include sing song game of cards or bingo and nice cup of tea and cookies Examiner Photo Club is sending $125 to the Ar my and Navy Christmas Fund They have 50 years of service between hem $25 to the Barrie Christmas Cheer Organization and gifts lOOF is an international service club supporting organizations such as the Cancer Society Each year it sends local high school student to tour the United Nations building in New York Ex aminer Photo 13 CU FT NOFROST REFRIGERATOR FREEZER with lClUtiE Power Miser vg 30 ELECTRIC RANGF wrtr Delay Ltin Serve turret and Optional Continuous Clear Oven WV mun KNSHA 3449 83195 lSCU FT NOFROST REFRIGERATOR Ion wmv for Mental Health Barries an nual Christmas collection We like to help out whenever we can said Mrs Peacock Those interested in joining the club are welcome to come to the regular Tuesday meetings $350 000 pledged lhe Masonic Foundation of Ontario and the Grand Lodge will raise $350000 for research into the causes of deafness to commemmorate the upcoming 125th anniversary of Masons in Canada At their recent annual cone vention in Toronto 40X delegates representing 1150X Masons unanimously endorsed Project lllllll thearing for every living person This project will raise lht money through the Masonit Foundation to provide an an nual income to the newly formed ntario Deafness Research lioundation The foundation is committet to finding causes of deafncs and subsmiuently restoratioi of related hearing loss Elttllll ltl an liill 122m llrlil Mi lmm iiirl lt wins thin ulniiinwl twain In tlllllv ltgtl ML rmm ll it tw 1mm til lil iii itl we 78 campaign pleasing so far Ihe 1978 Christmas seal cam paign in Simcoe County has been holding its own Mrs Joan Macdonald executive director of the Georgian Bay Lung Association told The Examiner Wednesday We are holding our own in comparison to last year at this time said Mrs Macdonald am pleased with the response considering present economic conditions Fifteen thousand dollars is still needed to reach the na tional goal of $50000 set for this year said Mrs Macdonald The more money raised the moredone lhis year the Georgian Bay Lung Association GBLA held three nosmoking workshops in Orillia Collingwood and Bracebridge The workshops which ran for three days each were open to representatives from all area elementary schools 34 DUNlOP ST in Hl will MN v2 Gulllliimr 11 m1 llvtvéiiivt ii trawl quit lttlyhylylilllil lm Hltllllilllllll it ltlllllilil 4Hliil lliii iiw Hr it rtln it WWW VKODAK lgTIA OUTFIT normal and Pocket camera my wrist telephoto lens PANTS 1497 corduroy reg 2299 2399 PANTS 1497 tribal gabordlne drawstring reg 2299 PANTS 1497 assorted wool from 1899 Mfa 72 82 246 Faremost in Fashions Conditioning classes for peo ple with asthma were also spon sored About 90 per cent of the funds raised annually through the sale of Christmas seals remain inthecommunity Money raised is used for medical research into asthma emphysema tuberculosis and otherlung diseases Vancouver artist Ray mond Boyer designed the 1978 Christmas seals One of the seals depicts the little drum mer boy traditional Christmas theme and three others show children dancing around Christmas tree ski ing and playing hockey One in every four Canadians suffers from lung ab normalities according to the Lung Association and the cost of hospital treatment alone is estimated at more than $400 millionannually 164 the examiner Thunday Doc 1978 Lots to smile about These five Allandale Heights schoolgirls have lots to smile about theyre the Senior Girls Cross Country Champions for Areas and in County elementary school competition From left are Martha Dick Susan Sauve Desta Mayor Susan Dick and Susan Ellington Examiner Photo Have some fun with your family at Christmas Choose and cut your own tree There are thousands of beautiful Scotch Pine and Spruce to choose from our 200 acre farm Bonfire tractor rides and tree baiers for your convenience open weekends only Drysdaie Forest Farms West on Hwy 90 to Con turn left south miles to farm Cut out for directions Carousel prnwctm Carousel slide tray IAHSIIINIMKmISI i3 V4 Bitmap MALL 320 Boyfield St Hwys 2b 21