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lt Packs of Eastview held mother and daughter banquets Marys Following the banquet seven Brownies joined the Guides They Robin McKendry Nancy Martin and Maha Johnson REY DONALD PEAKE The 13th and lIth Brownie District recently at St Church auditorium Staintori Theresa Bolger Denise were Chris Chambers Anne McKenna ENGAGEMENT Mr and Mrs Aart Proper Jr of Oro Station wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Judith Lynne to Rudy Payne son of Mr Kenneth Payne and Jill Irabble and Maureen uthbertson are just two of about 200 dancers who will take part in the annual recital put on by the Stage pleted Pany mony Brownies hold annual banquet Many of the brownies com gold bars ladders and hands as well as other interesting badges The top cookie sellers were Sylvia Desjardins Denise Martin Chris Stainton and Barbara OToole the late Mr Payne of Ur iIIia The wedding will take place Iune 26 at ro fen tral Presbyterian Church their 6The Barrie Examiner Thursday June I976 Jan Le The guides 0f the 10th com assisted at the tSteingard Photoi Central have been rehearsing ev IANCING THE NIGHT AWAY Arts Mothers gram June Dance pro ery night at the auditorium at pm at under the direction of their Collegiate They teacher Isabel Hobson Examinerlhoto Sage CCICL Chaplains role topic of speech the same fear about death The role of hospital chaplain as supporter to both patient and family was the topic of talk given Tuesday by Rev Donald Peake Royal Victoria Hospital chaplain He spoke to members of the hospital auxiliary in the board room Introduced by Mary Phil lips Mr Peake said ph sical illness affects the min and emotions of patient as well as the body Being sick is stress not only on the patient but on the family Because of this the chaplain deals with multitude of responses from both said Mr Peake who is pastor of Family Life Church He had two years exper ience in counselling before he came to the hospital in March He was appointed by the Barrie and District Min isterial Association Terminal patients respond in many ways when told they are dying he said Older peo ple and younger people share but their thoughts differ While an older person may feel guilty about letting his family down and perhaps be ing failure youn er son feels angry an ten thinks why do have to die now One thing stress is that the process at grieving should be mutual thing betwen the patient and family It is tearful experience It is time of sorting out Mr Peakesaid It is lonely experience the thought of being separated from ones family But it is easier if the family grieves together No matter how independent we like to think we are we are depen dent on each other he said He outlined other duties as hospital chaplin such as co ordinting chapel services and referring other clergymen at the patients re quest PEOPLE AND PLACES GOLFTOIRNAMENT BARRIEEiIeen Burbidge and Amy Vair attended the golf tournament for the Bar rie Ladies Curling Club held at the Shanty Bay Golf and Country Tluh MEETING BARRIEThe Ladies Auxa iliary to the Barrie Humane Society held meeting recently at the home of Jean Longstaffcs 74 Wellington St Topics of discussions in cluded tag day which will be held in September and con verting booth at the Barrie Fair GRIIATE BARBIE Philip Bur den son of Mr and Mrs Burden formerly of Barrie recently graduated with an honors Bachelor of onr merce degree from the Iniversity of Guelph ANNIVERSARY STROUI Mr and Mrs Tom Pontons celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary MaylZ VISIT ST IAILS Mr and Mrs John Krasowski of Toronto were weekend guests with Mr and Mrs Wayne Kra sowski BAKESALE ANGIS The United thurch Women of Angus Ifnitcd Church are having bake sale and tea June from to pm at the church has ment GRAIHATE BARBIE Florence Skrypnychuk recently graduated from McMaster University with bachelor of arts degree in Sociology FOUNDATION ilILI The Georgian BARRIE Foundation Guild is having luncheon meeting June 10 at 1230 at the home of Andrea Cohen 10 Parker Ct The topic will be the annual anti que show which will be held Sept 23 24 and 25 at the ar mourics ANNIVERSARY Barrie Air and Mrs Harry Iattendcn celebrated their 40th wedding annivcrr sary May 23 at the home of their daughter and soriainlaw Mr and Mrs Ken Cook of It Beeton The Pattendcns were married by Batty of First Baptist Church Barrie Mrs Iat tcndens maid of honor Mrs Elsie McGinnis attended Others attending wcrc Bu1e of MIthfSL Mr and Mrs R035 Shanty Bay Golf and ountry NIH aw Pulmlldfn Ted Talmii 0f Ilub liver we returned to the Barrie Mr and Mrs Ray curling Club who my on HARRYIS COIN lAUNDRY Pulundfn Miirk Willi and joyed cards sauna and lit IIIJlDt Jill of Midland Mr and Mrs Lloyd lattendcn Jimmie Raymond and ory of Niagara Falls daughter Marlene grand daughter Jacqueline Barnes and ion don Bennett of Barrie In the evening Mr and Mrs Lloyd Cooke attended as well as Mr and Mrs Doug Robinson Mr and Mrs George Mulliolland Mr and Mrs Tom Iattenden and Mr and Mrs Walter Schultz Womens goals subject of health seminars series of seminars will focus on the roles and goals of women of all ages starting June and each consecutive Monday for four weeks from It am to 1130 pm at the Blue Flame Room of Con sumers Gas Building Sponsored by the Mental Health Association of Barrie those attending will examine what specific goals each woman should work for and feelings of satisfaction and accomplishment in Work No preregistration is necessary For information call Roberta Beecroft at 7263660 or Judi Bolton at 7261214 Membership feel is $1 fee for all four sessions FREEDOM TASTEI BRISTOL England After 19 years on the run es 2ped prisoner John Murray is back in custody Murray had been to the United States and Irelaan and even got bail when arrested for an unpaid bill He was finally caught when social security officials grew sus picious after he tried to claim pension benefits but couldnt prove his age DIIIEIINIOIIIIS MANCIIESIER Englanr 31 fish and chips shop here do manded 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