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error BARRIEHBRARY Books For The Homemaker Warm Furniture Anyone who is nitroctid by Bull Clodire Glaub Ger Book of Distinctive De qu pm1 aid Stevens PEOPLE seamless NEW you carers and Mrs Harvey when of Mr and Mrs Gnen Blrrle nod Albert Botelk eon Bl and Mrs Waller Eotulk City have returned to their At Madoc summer School By HAZEL BARKER The growing interest of Can adians in art is amply demon strated by glance at cross section of the people who at tend the summer art courses across the county Madoc in Hastings County is no exception The rocky ter rain with its rocks rivers and magnificent trees make lLan nasal spot for the landscape art st People who wish to paint or work with ceramics come from for and near They represent almost every business and pro fesslon Robert Yele banker has been going to Medoc for four yearsfltrfand Mrs Hugh Moc donald of Toronto have been spending holidays there for six or seven years Eric Holt who is member of the Mary Schneider Art Club of Toronto has yen to paint the rocks which he does admirably Ernie Schiarrizza teacher from Owen Sound has done some fine drawing this year mainly under the influence of Don Fraser who has taught at Ma doc for six years Mr Fraser teaches at the Northern Second ory School in Toronto JIMENEFROMAFLORIDA The Roy Caldwells of Florida are also guests at Madoc Mr Caldwell is the owner of the property The latest arrival is Miss field of Ottawa who is in the civil service Jean Newman of Toronto has during the summer Last week the instructor was Ralph Allen graduateof the Slade School of London He has been in Canada since 1957 and is assistant professor of ne amarQaeen nivers in Kingston His work is main ly abstract masterpieces of YOUR HEALTH NQYLPLCQHquErs Kidney irritants By season FERN Mp WITH PILLS that paralyze kidneysyou can flush high blood pressure and heart fail ure dawn the draini HOW In each kidney thousands of filters strain fluid squeezed from tangled knots of tiny blood vessels Every day 27 gallons pour through these fil ters into magic microscopic tub mg Here invisiblechemicfl mag nets draw minerals back into the blood streamWatenbas to floWback too to keep your blood from thickening into reddish sludge Likedoctors each magnet is specialist Medicines that paralyze key magnets can lock extra salt and water inside the tubing Trapped this fluid has to pour out the kidneys and down the drain EASILY LOST And so you can easily lose that extra salt and water which builds up in the system whenyau have high blood pressure or heart failure As the adder works overtime blood ressura plummets swell been there twice sign and beautiful color com binations He feels thatrthe ex lesion of interest in art Is he thy sign One needs broad base for pyramid the base for artists in general tapering to the great artists at the top Instructing this week is Jack Pepper who is ateacher at Jarvis Vocational He has been chighlynsueeessfullofeaehingart to retarded boys of the teen age group When weather is bad for land scapework lectures are given in the studio The next wet day color will bethe problem dealt with Evenings are spent in portrait sketching or group dis cassion BARBIE ARTIST Gordon Reeve at Barrie Art Club has spent some time there this summer and reports Very pleasant arid profitable time The directors or Medoc Sum mer School Dr Roman Sch neider and his wife Mary are most helpful and generous with advice at all times At the ONE this year Roman was awarded many prizes alist of which ls as folio Honorable mention Class 201 ceramic sculpture and pottery vo piece first prize Class 202 any sculptured piece first prize Class 203 glaze effects Dr Schneider has been notiv fled hat he hosheen awarded the special CNE award for best of class in pottery and ceramic sculpture These prize winning entries are on display in the Queen Elizabeth Building during the Exhibition ARmeUCTORJ This modest gentleman began his work in sculpture 40 years ago in Poland Later he stu You probably recognize these kidneyparalyzing drugs as old time kidney stimulants The chemicals in coffee and tea are two ofthe oldest But no pill ever worked so well with so few side effects as todays thiazide medicines They can ease that heaviness and tension brought on by fe male hormones just before each nine expectant months Glaucomaa painful pressure eases when fluid from that jampecked eyeball floats down the drain meVENTED Daily thiazide pills can dry up water on the brain and keep you from staggering like drunken sailor when extra field is crammed into tiny bony tubing inside the ear fMenleres Disease When pressure builds in these semicircular tubes you cant walk straight neg Eec thl ElmfiafEF in cf sometimes prescribe them tofatten morale during hard days of dieting Now you too can lose up to five pounds Ingmelts and you can catch your breath co age by popular deal MDREDISNEYKHJS IO COMPLETE YOUR SIT in the first three dayseven if it is all salt and water strizLCIasseoo aoydeeor outstanding fed architecture in Vienna Aus trio and Krakow in Poland litany years of his life were devoted to the many phases of his fascinating work The last ll years before World War If he was teacher in Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw and also practised his profession there Dr and Mrs Schneider came to Caaada 10 years ago The fitst year Dr Sehneider taught at the College of Art Then he aragaized his own studio and has taught ceramics since then Gus Welsmon instructor at the Ontario College of Art taught at Madoe for two weeks modern approach is typical of his work One of his spec faltiestJtalned ono of which is in Tomato chapel instructors are of high or der and many students go home inspired to do better work and continue their studies THE STARS SILY By ESTRELLIIA non romohnow This day will he day for the unusual but dont let ings throw you Count mentioning what you do not find agreeable with your wishes Take on few activitiesonly what you can do FOR THE BIRTHDAY If tomorrow is your birthday your horoscope indicates that in the coming year those who are so inclined can gain the good things in life they desire through PDSitlDltl krequiriing urideéstand ing an npwe gLo eahng Wth people responsible marinerclhose indifferentfields may succeed by analyzing job matters with sincerity in their relation to eoworkers superiors etc If unsatisfactory sudden changes are not advi Take advantage of opportuni ties in business particularly if ters will be governed by es pecially fine stellar aspects child born on this day would makemood physician Turkey Prices Will Be Lower DifAWA CF Housewives can look for lower turkey prices at Thanksgiving and Christmas this year There ought to he more than enough of the birds to go around turkeys on Canadian farms at Aug was as per cent higher than year earlier It estimated that total X961 production will be 11054000 turkeys up lonethird from the lof0 figure WERE SORRY gt Forth past singers wehave steadfastly maintained prices placed on our beautician services even the stand cos mater ls Eeevle glass windowsr on before they come in March nrmeWW fhe bureauof statistics re anenshualfloWordoringthose Wm 19 flitthiimlnlher of home after holiday at the home of Mrs Greenwoods fa thar Charles Chapman Grove Street East WEDDlNGIflUESTSn In Out of gas BronnJapwnwoddlng in Central United Church Satur day included Mrs HollY wood Mlu Fran Redmond Mr Allan GordoaMrrend Mrs Swllt all of Toronto Mr and Mrs Leigh Mr and Mr John Russell of Willow dsle Min ShclswelirM Gallilat of mama and Mrs ryen JLKBmthMm all of Aurora ll Marjorie McCuslg Oshawa Mr and Mrs Tina Midhurst Mrs Shanty Bay Mr nd Mrs Croft Hawkesloae Mr and Mrs Shelswall Shelswell Miss Mary Shelwell all of Oro The bride Miss Barbara Anne Tapsoo is the daughter of Mrs Vemajonsenjro The bride groom George William Brown is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Brown Barrie FAMILY PICNIC Mrand Mrs Harvey Cole Perry Street entertained their immediate family at pluilc supper Sunday Among the 85 persons present were Mr and Mrs Elton Blakesley and Deb bio of Etoblcoke Mr and Mrs Reg Shaw Oakville Mr and Mrs John Swan and Bill and Jim of Oshawa Mr and Mrs Graydon Cole Orillla Mr and Mrs Jim lanes Mary and Ste phen of Hanover Mr and Mrs Lloyd Cole Etobicoke and Miss Sally James Oshawa Attending from Barrie ware Mrs Joe OBrien and Lynn Mr and Mrs Horace Cole and drone Mr and Mrs Carl Greenough and sons Murray end John Mr and Mrs Don Browning and Bobby and Miss Patricia Cole ENGAGEMENTS The engagement has been an nounced of Miss Jean Bose Flo wer daughter of Mrs John Ernest Flower and the late Mr Flower of Churchill to Jos eph ORegan son of Mr and Mrs John ORegea of Scarbor ough The wedding will take place in Scarborough Sept 15 Trinity Anglican Church Bar rie wlll he the setting for the wedding of Miss Kathryn Rob erta Wilson daughter of Mr Tricosa of Paris designed thls greatcoat that hasade cided French accent in dire grosknit collar andvcuffs The topper knitted mohair and and equipment was absorbed flimst youywillbear withus regarding this slight change look forWard to being for hair stylin and hesutici of servlce toyou many many will be performed Sept FAREWELL PARTY farewell party was held last Thursday by cohols Jim Stott and Ron Sinclair er reporter Bob Moc Baln This event took place at of Scotland Ontario The core apartment Poyatz for former Mr Slottl so to take position as reporter 13 the st Catharina Stand Ilinu by Monks This book will be of interest to the advanced student and the craltsrnan There are pertly drafted construction plans and clear detailed photographs for various places of furniture such as coffee tables end lob oldie TV trays The vi for the varyingahiiii Show in In class an as me out hand tools and machine operations to each individual Men who are interested in woodwork should wloymaklnrthsse items and ice chests tea wagons and Plans daughter nestsatwLDyorIImoiher Mrs Edith How far hive weeks in ng or arm has been transferred from RCA Station Portage Manitobl HOLIDAY 1N COLORADO and daughter Janet Toronto Street two weeks Colorado tended the convention of the Brotherhood of Railway Signal mhald in Denver Visits to Colorado Spring Ranch and the United States Air Force of the highlights of the Roy holds boll ronoivro vrsrron is guest of her sisterinlaw Mrs Street earner snowen cii of the Bethel Pentecostal Ch weddln run it ckyjlilts man the gTieilTpiesent were Mrs Max Morris Mrs Miss Carol Bowman Mrs Mel Bulmer Mrs George Beeton Mrs Harvie Johnstone Mrl Jack Bladmi Spring Mrs Micks Mrs Edna Elliot Mrs Gilbert West on Mrs JohaMichaud Mrs Hopkins Miss Norma Hop kins Mrs Lelia Gray Mrs Fatrwell the bridoelecta moth er Mrs Marion Elite and the brideelects sister Miss Pamela Hilts The ten shower was held In the meeting hall of Barrie Pentecostal Church The decora tions included pastel wedding bells and bouquet of garden flowers NROUKE T0 GERMANY Sgt and Mrs John Dyer and JoAnn have been Toronto street prior to are yer La Prairie Mr and Mrs Bruce Reynolds eve returned from vacation in Denver Mr Reynolds It the Flying cademy were some day Mrs Reynolds Tomato Vaughan Perry by The Womoas Missionary Coun urch Barrie held surprise shower for Miss sharlt Richardson Ja ho of is as an Mrs Alice unolthan in their own hom es mmmum and Leamlng Today by Hampden Gordon Strand Womens Institute was down alllttle in the num ber of entriesbiit the quality was exccllent according to the judgequ Whitty of Barrie In the evening short pro gram was presented with musis cal numbers by Joan and net Ayerest dance by Anne Booth and slides shown by Mrs Watson and Mrs Fred Mul lland They showed pictures the Cyprus Gardens the hll chtivalln Holland as well flower pictures they had taken in their travels in Calif ernla and Ontario Mrs Gordon Hlx gave com ments on the judges reasons for placing the prize winning exhibits The results were Class Open to anyone Asters eight blooms Mary libr Mrs Mulholiend Calendula eight blooms Mrs Thompson Mary Rix Petunlas collection orfia Igon tamer Mrs it nice errsu Elem Nam Mr Campbell Phlox annual one container Mrs Incas Mrs Thom pson Four house plants all differ ent Mrs Hand Mrs Campbell room decoration Mrs WmEutherland Ziaaias collection one con tainer Mrs Campbell is STRAIGHT FROM FRANCE Mrs Thompson Phlox perennial one contain er ers Watson PetunlasTduublttIEIghthlfirfi anti oh suction rooms or count list will enjoy this book It is not to be collector or connoisseur as many people find great lealure in adding to their km odgtbr erplorln the world of antiques Knowl go that is useful comes not only from the literature of the actual objects com artng and contrasting them wi less accomplished examples or at tempts at battalion This book is mainly concerned wltbEng antiques and the Informa tion is up to date There is in mutationoaOldEogllahporr cclain and furniture old English pottery and old suver THE BARBIE EXAMINER WEDNESDAY AUGUST so fiiroud WI Sponsor 1961 F10wer Show The Flower Show sponsored Most unusual plant potted or cut Mrs Hand Mn Len nox Black Foliage fcolaus no bloom Mrs Mulholiend Mrs McNabb Miniature collection five can tainers not over inches Mrs Sutherland Mrs Campbell Dlning tabla bouquet Mrs Thompson Mrs Rix Arrangement of flowers in cup and saucer Mrs Low ery Mrs Lucas Dining table arrangement for wedding anniversaryMrs Thompson Mrs Sutherland Best collection of vegetables Mrs Willnughby Mrs Camp bell Mrs Thompson Cless WI members only Asters collection one contain er Mrs nix Mrs Hand Sweet Peas with foliage Mrs Campbell Mrs Thompson Collection six garden flowers not in Class or in sep arate containers Mrs ThumpA isohMrs Watson Gladioll basket and emballlséu an Pansies 12 blooms with fol Laglefllfrs Watson Mrs Camp el Bouquet of mixed flowers Mrs Thompson Mrs Campbell Saapdragon collection ans container Mrs Thompson Mrs Watson Collection of foliage potted one container Mrs Watson Mrs Campbell Twin arrangement of timbers Mrs Watson Mrs Cook hearsageer Han Mrsr Campbell Mr Stevens is well known in the field of Canadians and in Canada and abroad is regarded as our outstanding authority in the field of Early Canadiln glass This book tells of the 8me lest times and more especially glassmaking in the early alar teean cent Canada All thl known Ethan Poplar oneboc and Nova Scotls are rotor rcd In by region source of their materials their de ti their coolirand industrial needs great deal of research has gone into this book and vgreatvaleetuc lectors museum glassmakers antique dealers and those Inter ested in the arts and crafts Decorative Art in Modern Interiors racist International design and inter lor furnishings of the past your are reviewed in this book How ses apartments finniture cen peu textiles tableware glass silver and light fittings are all illustrated The designers arch itects and manufacturers repre sent many countries including Finland Germany France Aue tria Norway Sweden Denmark italy Canada United States and Japan This book has 450 black and white illustrations and to in full color Anyone interested in interior decorating will get many ideas from this book The Complete Electric skilet Frypan Cookbook by Roberta Amos The electric skillet or frypsn els very versatile appliance As cookbook edtor Roberta Amos has tated many recipes andhas found taht the skillet will fry bruise simmer stew potroast saute and pcach As it is easy to clean the skillet is convenient for cooking for one person or dozen In this book are many recipesbegin aing with breakfast and ending with bedtlme snack all with exact time and temperature set tings Anyone who owns pansvrlspianningto purchase one will get many useful ideas for its use from this book Casserole Cook Book by the Editors of Better Homes and Gardens Casseroles are favorites with most cooks because they are quick to prepare and the com bination of foods and seasonings make them exciting This book has recipes toreveryone favor ites of the oldworid of the Orientandthe sunny coastcoun tries There are recipes that will serve 24 tips for freezing the main dishes for husydays speedy suppers and whole meal sandwiches as well as chowd ers soups stews and curries Slei rill um Mrs ThompsnndtmdaCamp bell Gladiolus spike Mrs rferent kitMarquis Mrs Birnie Mrs ll three spikes all dif Watson Basket cut flowers floral has let with handle Mrs Watson SALLYs SALLIES wool is in flattering sll verygray tone it is war interlined lightweight and wondertul cold weather choice But now due to the new luterio SalesTax we regret that our prices must be increased though only slightly and times in the future es at its best dont mt use this big pan is handicap enough Mrs Bimie Class to years and under six blooms Boonie Mulhollaad Shirley Rlx Calendula Shirley Rix Nor ene flix six blooms Rix Linda Watson 400511ththan Jeen Watson Linda Watson Dining tabla bouquet Shirley Rix Bonnie Mulholiend Miniature collection three coa tainers not over inches Shin ley Rix Linda Campbell Commercial Or Indusmal Photos Portraits Passnort Film Developing SMITH STUDIO 38 Dunlop St saunas Over Heats Eli as oy rs prclluctisqullit iell There are bigger flavour ful helpingsforthewhole amlly In Jelly Dessert Youll Ind extra flavour extra value all Saladeshlrsifl Horseyproduots Salads emnleed oyxno 355ml bol of Exallancaa