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Membership means more value activity says new President of Letitia Heights Community Association As your new president of the Letitia Heights Community Association bring all residents of our community greetings from your new Association Executive listed below Your community has made great strides in areas directly affecting your future growth particularly in recreational areas Your Executive will continue to work for you and keep you uptodate on all reports and functions Your membership is vital to our Association To you as new or renewal member it means discounts on tickets to dances and other social events prompt notices of community activities and the right to vote for or against recommendations made by your Association as well as cash discounts at certain Barrie stores When your Street Representative calls on you and asks you to become member get involved Youll be surprised at how good it feels to belong to our growing Association Your support as new member or your renewal of your membership means you will reap tangible benefits for all in the near future Sincerely Dave McClean EXECUTIVE BOARD President Dave McClean VicePresident Sue Duncan Secretary Dorothy Penner Treasurer Joyce Petch Publicity Dave Edwards Director Bob Wagar Director Jenny GowerRees COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Dance Committee Sports Activities Special Events Street Representatives Membership City Hall Liaison Sue Duncan Bob Wagar Dave Edwards Jenny GowerRees Joyce Petch Dave McClean Ivar lgnull lam 35 year old heterosexual maie residing in Barrie Rrmnti nape Yalien in love ith charming attractive alluring young nrnan 16 years my lLiTllOT In the past six months have hit it off so hell that it has 11viopivt concerning possible marriage feel it ouid completely nan our relationship Coupled filth this phobia is the added social pressure of filli$ ind relatives alike to eventually marry We still feel it is out of the riuiastion Despite the mounting opposition Marsha and intend liOltIligtélithR to go ahead filth our plans to purchase home My iriother thinis am cram Am i7 PS Perhaps should mention that Marsha is six months pregnant thri baby is not mine but still love her and wish to only be by her side through thick and thin SignedWilling to suffer the consequences Dear Willing Your mothers opinion is her reaction to your plans at the present time Perhaps eventually she will understand and accept your course of action As far as your relatives and friends go they may take longer to accept your new way of life Regarding the purchase of home this lS generally considered to be sound investment where your wouldberent money is earning equity if you are both coowners and can prove equal contributions to the mortgage taxes and upkeep it is conceivable that you Will eventually be able to split any profits made on the resale of your home If only one of you is the legal owner then the other may for tax purposes acquire Registered Home Ownership Savings Plan There are few restrictions such as never having had RHOSP before not owning dwelling and not being married to person who does own home About the barbs from your friends and relatives remember one thingthat if you stand by your friend society will probably believe that you are the father of the child It is likely you Will have to shell out for support for both Marsha and the child should your relationship disintegrate unless you can prove you are not the father Many commonlaw relationships last much longer than legal marriages but considering that your friend is six months pregnant and you are not the father you are starting out with two strikes against you is six months long enough to make lasting committment Remember not long ago one year engagements often showed the prospective married couple that they were not suited to one another And because Marshas baby will need more than parttime father trust you are planning verylong term committment of decade or more If your relationsfiip breaks up in year or so the child is getting raw deal because he or she is being deprived of basic needthe prescence of father during those vital growing years But if you and Marsha still wish to proceed remember you will have tough row to sow Good luckbecause youll need it Larry Greider of Chaucer Crescent in Letitia Heights lets the spring sunshine into his garageworkshop Larry makes pine furniture for hobby Spare time on Readers who have spare time on their hands and who want to do something useful with it might conSider volunteer work according to Lynn Stevenson of the Barrie Fortyone agenCies are listed ith the Volunteer Service Bureau and all are looking for volunteers sii reports Herr list of the agencies uho could use your help If you ant iiiore information call Lynn at the or thearient directly Association for Children with Learning DlSablllllES7286367 Bairie and District Assoc for the tAentaiiy Retarded7269082 Barrir Mental Health7281321 BaMwld Lodge Nursmg Home 7252065 Befriendind737223 Big Brothers 72630515 Bir Sisters7372092 Bloci Parents7264336 Boi Scouts of Canartaa726303d Catile TV7252466 Caiiarlian Arthritis Rheumatism Sfifliy728157i Glut372645352 Canadian Cancer Somety 72875011 Canatiian Saw the Children Fuhd 7205550 Canadian Giris 77171749 Assomation Training your hands Con3umers Assomation of Canada 7260519 District Health Unit72693OO Girl Guides of Canada7269796 Grove Park Home 7261003 I00F Home 7282364 Humane SOCIety 7284953 Humane SOCiety Auxiliary 7283381 John Bosco Home7284981 Juenil3 Probation After Care 7266461 Kempenfelt Manor7268621 liaranatna Heuse for Girls 7284010 deals on neels728273O Qiario Heart FOUROaIlC rr fl5x Pws and RECreailOn 7264242 Centre for SERlOS nation Serwces72643461 Di 1LiiC Barr css SCCJEZy7261162 ai yictoria Hospital 7269502 ation Army7261595 John Ali ane 639502 Pm Nursery Scroc iitt Good things from the kitchen Do you have special reCipe that hit vith the family7 Send it along to Good things from the kitchen column we plan to run from time to time in Letitia Heights News Send it to 19 Kipling Place Barrie Ontario LAN 4W9 This column we present main course reCipe for Lent EASY LASAGNA iserved For this one you Will need 119 ounce tin of Tomato Sauce or Spaghetti sauce pound Lasagna noodles slices of Processed cheese cups of Cottage cheese cup of grated Parmesan cheese Piecook the Lasagna noodles using the instructions on the package Grease the Sides of quart 10 cupl rectangular or square baking dish to keep the noodles from sticking Assembling the Dish Pour cup of Tomato sauce on the bottom of the dish Top with layer consisting of of the noodles slices of Process cheese and 23 cup of Cottage Cheese Sprinkle with tablespoon of Parmesan cheese and cup of Tomato sauce Repeat with another layer of noodles Process cheese Cottage Parmesan cheese and Toriiaio Suace Repeat once more and finish TClfig with the last of the iootties the remaining Tonatc sauce and Parmesan cheese This dish is baked in 350 oen for 30 to 40 minutes Let stem lilliLlIeS then serve and enjoy yOuv ch0ice of green vegetables salad is reese iRecipe superb keep up the good work tried your tomato soup thi recipe and it is superb Please keep up the good xork writes Btiiiiiieflatters ot London Ontario in response to our new column Good Things From the Kitchen Bonnie also submitted two reCIpes Easy Haiiiburgei QLiiche and Rovale Fish Fillets that Will be appear ing in future column Because many readers wrote asking for the ieCIpe for Tomato Soup Cake readers can obtain copies of any leClpe that appears in the column by sending stamped selfaddressed envelope to Good Things From The Kitchen 19 Kipling Place Barrie Ontario L4N W49