Barrie Historical Newspaper Archive

Barrie Examiner, 24 Apr 1976, p. 6

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iEHLEirI grsrt IHI 3553e3 Lvs sop3 and vents Kempenfeldt IODE marks 15 years Over 200 bridge enthusiasts came out Thursday night for the brid marathon at the Kempe eldt chapter IODE 15th annual card party at St Georges Church Hall The raffle for the $25 doll was won by Wilda Culbert In mixed couples play winners were Mr and Mrs Ross Mc Clymont with Mr and Mrs William Buchanan winning second place In the ladies section Jane Simpson came first with Enid Cou land coming second Hid en score was taken by Joan Gaundry and Anastasia Hughes Conveners for the tulip time event were Mrs Cameron and Mrs Srigley Mrs Fraser vice regent of Kemperifeldt Chapter IODE pours tea with Mrs Clifford Ken nedy treasurer of the marathon bridge which 0n the food committee were Mrs Leslie Crook and Mrs Audrey Halfyard Tea pourers wers Jane Simpson Mrs Rollason Mrs Smith needed locally Barrie Big Sisters latest report shows there is need for little sisters to come forth So far there are 31 big sisters on file and 19 little sisters according to staff worker Heather Galbraith The association which has been operating since Novembers and is now in the process of applying for charter and constitution has matched eight big sisters has seven approved and waiting and are finalizing the ap proval of 16 There are eight little sisters matched and 11 approved Miss Galbraith said The matches so far are go ingd extremely well she sar FOUNDED BOARD John Grierson founder Neil McDonald and Helen Canadas National Film Board in 1939 ANNOUNCEMENT We cleaned house this week and discovered well over 100 wedding engage ment and graduation pic tures which appear to go back several years They must belong to somebody If you have ever had wedding engage ment or graduation photograph published in The Examiner in the past was held at the IODEs an nual card party at St Georges Church Hall About 200 peoplecame out to the 15th annual party Examiner Photo Barrie aycettes hold 15th birthday The role of color in decorating was the topic of speech given recently when Olga Irvine of Irvine Decorating spoke at the 15th anniversary dinner of the Barrie Jaycettes About 50 members and guests of honors athered for cocktails and uffet dinner at the Brookdale Inn Colors reflect personality according to Mrs Irvine and therefore it is important that home decorating reflect the home owners personali ty While blue has quiet cool message to it red is vibrant black is sophisticated white is purity and yellow and range are light fresh colors she said At the head table were Ev Klemmenti regional representative of the Jaycet tes Mrs Jennifer Forde president Pat Shellswell chairman and past president for 196768 Mrs Irvrne guest speaker Sheila Bristow charter president for 196162 and Anita Moorhouse secretary to the charter president for that term Other guests celebrating the happy 15th birthday theme included Eunice Chick president 196364 June Everton past president 196566 Virginia Orr past president 196869 Irene Sheardown past president 196970 and still Jaycette Sandy Marshall past presi dent 197172 Leona Darl ington past president 197374 still Jaycette and Barb Saunders 197475 past president and still aycette Other past presidents unable to attend were Catherine Juno 196263 Dorothy Fraser 196465 Cath Romhild 196667 Caro Martin 197072 and Hanne Williams 197273 Jaycette representatives attended from Whitby Brampton Oshawa and Orillia TIME TO CLEAN UP FORSPRING THE Carpet Doctor PROFESSIONAL CARPET CLEANING CONSULTANTS 63 ouan CARPET UPHOLSTERY DRAPERY CLEANING SERVICES CONTRACT AND RESIDENTIAL CARS CLEANED UP AND RECONOITIONEO INSIDE AND II 7265591 few years then come to Ihe Examiner business of fice dnytime between am and pm From Mon day April 26 to Friday April30 The photos are at the front desk and you can sort through them Maybe youll find that longmissing picture DON WILSON second from right family life con sultant at Sheridan College By ROSEANNE McCABE Examiner Womens Editor Getting the family around the kitchen table is sought after objective these days in sociological circles But while concerned critics say the family unit is bading society goodbye renewed interest on the part of young people shows the healthy home at mosphere can still be part Canadian living Its happening right in the classroom Eight classes of Grade 13s from all over the county met recently for an allday seminar at Georgian College to learn about Cana dian family life in perspec tive efieaks with Myfia ompson Eastview home economics teacher Mike The seminar based on course taught at each of the schools represented was jointly organized by home economics teachers Myrna Thompson Hazel Martin Lois Whetham and Jean Noy of Eastview Central and North Collegiates The objective of the seminar complemented the course outlines to make the student aware of the function of the family in society and to help him function better within his own family ac cording to Mrs Thompson Guests akersinclude Don Wilson amily life consul tant Sheridan College Bruce PEOPLE AND PLACES FOLK SERVICE BARRIE There will be an anniversary folk service featuring the gospel group Trust May at 730 pm at St Andrews Presbyterian Church St Andrews young peoples group will be hosts DESSERT BARRIE Beaver Rebekah Lodge 190 is holding dessert tea May from to 4pm at the lodge on Ferris Lane Baking candy crafts and plants will be for sale ACW COFFEE BARRIE St Giles ACW is holding coffee party May from 930 to 1130 at the church Home baking greenhouse and odds and ends will be featured WINNER BARRIE Mrs Kay OConnor of RR Barrie won the homemade afghan in draw sponsored by the ladies auxiliary of the Army Navy and Air Force Club WI INSTITUTE BARRIE The Simcoe Kempenfeldt Womens In stitute is holding its annual meeting May 11 at noon at the Ivy Orange Hall COUNTRY CURLING CLOSING BARRIE Those attendin the Barrie Country Clu ladies curling closing were Mary Thomas Sue McElroy Pat Jupp Jamie Tiffin Mary Kaye Hudson Jean Ellement Lorraine Logue Martha Manley Robie Chit tock Myrna Palmer Eve Silk Treis Sullivan Joyce Coutts Fran Garough Ev Silk Marilyn Day Irene Pigatt Gladie Jansen Joyce Seagram Marg Thompson Lenore Woods Doris Max well Olive Johnson Hy Ar thur Marg Boyd Betty Clyne Peg Periard Da hne Watton Lois Richar son Jean Smith Joanne Cock burn Merle Dean Irene Emery Madeline McKenna MaryJane Langmuir Yvon ne Leighton Gail Harley Mary Hamilton Kay Smith Fran Gerow Mabel Wideman Joan Clayden Thelma Gibb Ruth Williams Marg Winchester Irene Jef ferson Helen Needham VACATION BARRIE Anna Gerome returned from Hawaii after months vacation Rudkins and Pam Spence students from Borden dur ing the allday family life Value of family life topic of seminar at college Gennings Ministry of Com munity and Social Services Bruce Owen Barrie lawyer and Rev Sobert Campbell from Midland Mr Wilson opened the ses sion with general lecture of Marriage Playground or Battleground He stressed the fact that when people marry they take family characteristics with him or her Therefore people should be aware of family background and habits to understand their mate In his individual discussion group Mr Wilson talked about dating and mate selec tion He said he didnt agree with sexual involvement before marriage because lit tle time is therefore spent on developing true close rela tionship which is essential to keepa marriage together Mr Gennings spoke on family stress and counsel ing He said as individuals we encounter crises separate ly Coping mechanisms can help each member deal with their own roblem and to functionwit in theunit Mr Owen spoke on legal aspects of marriage and family life problems He said child abuse and divorce were difficult cases and that because of the differing nature of each case court system should change Mr Campbell talked about the changing family and the role communication plays in keeping the family together Mrs Thompson is op timistic about the validity of family course taught in schools The present pro gram which was initiated in 1968 is geared toward Grade 13 home economic students But because the course has reaped favorable results in that the students are broadening their attitudes Mrs Thompson said younger students could also benefit from the course ANTIQUES DEPARTMENT Till April 30th Canadian Arnerican and English Glass China and Furniture in the restored Delivery rough and available OFF ENTIRE STOCK 20 ANTIQUES DEPARTMENT 54 DUNLOP ST Downtown Barrie 7260042 seminar held recently at Georgian College Mr Wilson was one of four speakers who took part in the seminar High schools from Orillia Barrie Alliston Collingwood and Base Borden took part Examiner Photo OPEN SUNDAY FREDS FLOWERS Highway ll of Stroud 900 am to 600 pm FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS SMALL APPLIANCES TDNYS APPLIANCE SERVICE Barrie Ontario 7261142 Avenue Scarborough Ontario The art of outdoor cooking will be shown in Barbecue KnowHow demonstration held April 27 at pm at the OonsumersGas Building Susan Blanch home economist for the gascom party will prepare such dishes as barbecued roast beef mock fillet mignori cum vegetables and barbecued extra cost Thank you BARmE and AREA for your patronage Eatons catalogue sales unit will close permanently on SATURDAY APRIL 241976 After sales service will continue to be available on all serviceable merchandise MAJOR APPLIANCES EATONS SERVICE CENTRE Barrie Ontario 7287622 IIOME ENTERTAINMENT JRT SERVICE Barrie Ontario 7260551 OTHER CONTACT CATALOGUE CUSTOMER SERVICES 800 Warden Why youshould let HR Block Worry about your income taxes If the Tax Department notifies you of reassessment on your return HR Block is available to help you all year at no Get ajlittle peace of mind HR BLOCK° THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE OPEN MONDAY TO FRIDAY9AM TO 9PM SATURDAY9AM TO 4PM NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY 7263822 15 DUNLOP STREET EAST BARRIE ALSO IN GEORGIAN MALL DURING REGULAR STORE HOURS Outdoor cooking at demonstration Baked Alaska Shewillstress the value of preparing mtrious family meal com plete from appetizer to dessert Tickets are available for $2 at SnoVoyageurs Mar Helstern mum andtheT Trees Ratepayers Associa tion Pat Dean 7264191 Heather Scaglione 72651137

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