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919135 pputflal Jennifer Moore left four and Brett Restemayer one of Alliston found the tovs 50215 CUT FAIR P6 MON display the most interesting Thursday evening at the Variety Fair at Consumers 1241 rants 6The Barrie Examiner Monday Nov I976 Mrs Morton reinstalled as auxiliary Gerry Morton was re installed as president of the Royal Victoria Hospital Aux iliary at recent meetingof the auxiliary Past president is Mary Phillips Pat Lorimer first vicepresident Jayne Mayhew second vicepresident Joyce Arnott corresponding sec retary Kay Edwards recor ding secretary Marj Todd treasurer Dorothy Loth assis tant treasurer Chairman of the standing committees includes Audrey Foster membership Joyce Iribble gift shop Lorna Bell snack bar Pat Lorimer volunteer services Mildred Baker remembrance fund Agnes Groves public relations Sandra Lawrence newsletter Mary Phillips program and Ruth Kinzie social Reports were read from members who attended the 66th Cards sell The Christmas card sale for UNICEF is progressing well according to Bill Burton manager of Laurence Sewing and Knitting Centre on Dunlop Street Volunteers started in October to sell cards to raise funds for needy thirdworld children For information call 7266364 welcome Donations are Mr and Mrs Jack Bristow announce the engagement of their daughter Lorraine Sal ly to Ronald James Wolfe son of Mr and Mrs Bill Wolfe The wedding will take place Nov 13 at 330 pm at Our Saviours Lutheran Church Owen Sound Workshops set for 4H clubs Home economist Jane Sills announced achievement days for the 4H clubs in the area at the recent meeting of the Sim coe Centre District Womens Institutes held at the Agriculture and Food Building One is scheduled Nov 13 Elms vale President Mrs Ray Tuck opened the meeting with the opeening ode and the Mary wart Collect Minutes and communications were read and adopted Members announced the EN GAf iEh EN president annual convention of Hospital Auxiliaries Association of tario in Toronto Oct 24 to 27 Those attending were Gerry Morton Pat Lorimer Jayne Mayhew and Mary Phillips mpg By ERMA ROMBECK According to my mail people all over the country who have never won so much as Readers Digest Sweepstakes or Pillsbury Bakeoff have fi nally hit it lucky They pick up their phones and huskysvoiccd lady informs them they havejust Won cem etery plot hoked up at the idea of being an instant land owner they cannot see the ramifications of the offer What begins as simple fam ily discussion over your eternal future ends up as shoutoff in the Domestic Olympics Heres what happened to one couple in Florida According to Phyllis when she told her husv band Cecil they had won plot he said You can have it Whats that supposed to mean she asked Where are you going to be buried Gas on Ferris Lane The fair is the third annual show put on by the Kinette Club of Barrie with proceeds for cystic fibrosis Examiner Photo Bridge players compete for Formosa trophy Ralph Brand of Collingwood won the Formosa Trophy Mon day night in individual play at the Barrie Duplicate Bridge Club Russell Church was second Marg Powell third Heino Lentsius fourth Vivian Hamilton and Dr Crossland fifthandsixih In Friday nights open game John Hazel and Bill DeWitt were first in northsouth play Mr and Mrs Everingham were second Ron Hardy and Win Smith werethird In eastwest play Marg Flewelling and Lucie Gaylor were first Jean Burke and David Lewis were second and ERMA BOMBECK Win some lose some Not where he said srnugly but when lm not surprised she snorted You never go any place with me thought at least we could be buried to gether maybe even be cre mated and have our ashes in termingled in the same urn do not plan on spending my eternity resting ash to ash with anyone Besides knowing your mother and her aversion to dust wed get thrown out the first week with the newspapers swear she throws out news papers with the rubber bands stillon them do not believe you are say ing these things said Phyllis weeping softly into her hanlt dkcrcliief Why are you so upset he asked Its your attitude Its going to be just like Christmas eve isnt it He put down his paper Youve lost me Phyllis What is going to be like Christmas eve My funeral Youre going to whip out at the last minute and throw something together If Revco doesnt have it Ill go without it You want me to shop There are lot of options Theres the talking tombstone for example with picture on it Youre putting me on Phyllis Say youre putting me on am not putting you on They have them with record ings and picture of your loved one If you think lm paying good money to stand in front of stone and listen to recording of you nagging Cecil take out the garbage before it smells youre crazy Let these words go forth around the land Cecil Hard heart if you put on my stone that picture of me taken last year in Florida when was sick as dog on that fishing boat youd better hope you win cemetery plot of your own Sometimes even when you win you lose CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH Our course in Conversational Spanish will start during the next week and we still have few vacancies for persons interested in acquiring Spanish Language Reflex under the expert guidan ce of linguistics instructor STARTS Tuesday November I976 IOpm FEE $5000 45 hours Olive Hersey and Ella Swain werethird In the nonmasters game Willie Edwards and David Hindley were first in north southplay Ray and Joyce Belts and Ray and Sue Ozorio were second and third In eastwest play Sue Williams and Vera Sparks were first Maude Metcafe and Nellie Schnell were second and Audrey Mason and Jean Car ruthers were third Club trophies for the year will be presented Dec at the Christmas party at Snow Valley Tickets are $750 each and are available from David HigginsorScottieChurch Up With People sunshine to the masses Music is to the soul like salt and pe per is to foodit wakes up the lavor And people need rejuvenating once in while That is Up With People and that is why lsyearold Debbie Gardner of Gilford spent year with the group Up With People is produc tion promoting upism and optimism It uses music to br ing sunshine to the masses The group was formed in 1965 Today there are 500 men and women between ages 17 and 25 who are broken down in to casts of 50 to 100 The music and dancing is composed by Up With People They are internationally known having performed at the White House The Super Bowl Royal Albert Hall Expo 70 the Munich Olympics and Festivals of Spain It means lot of travel lot of performing loads of ex perienceand quite frankly says Debbie it means putting up with people missed year of school on tour but learned more than ever would have learned in classroom said the Grade 13 student at Bradford District High School Debbie is used to travel She was born in Calgary but has spent little time in Canada Her father who worked with NATO was posted in various countries throughout the world first saw Up With People when they came to the school attended in Brussels Belgium she said Debbie last year paid the $4000 to become fullfledged Up With People member That includes vocal and dancing training in Tucson Ariz for several weeks It meant making the cast her family It meant never sleeping in the same bed more than two days on the average It meant living with 60 different host families for year It demanded physical fitness todo show for two hours without being exhausted And all this meant one big thing You really have to believe in the philosophy of Up With Peo ple to stick with it she said Up With People attempts to bring sunshine to the elderly the handicapped prisons and to general audiences who need ANN LANDERS Veteran opposes Anns comments Dear Ann was irritated by your kind words for the Ameri can Red Cross As veteran of the Second World War who scr ved overseas for three years Id like you to know that the or ganization you praised was no favorite of the men and Women in uniform We had to pay the Red Cross for coffee doughnuts meals and overnight lodging while the Salvation Army supplied coffee doughnuts and meals free So please Ann dont be so generous with your bouquets Toss them only to the worthy and preserve your credibility Joe Of Long Ago Gl llcar Joe blizzard of letters similar to yours hit my desk after that coluriiii appearml wrote lo the top officials of the American Red ross for an explanation and received an cye popping response It wasdocumcnted by copy of lettcrdatcd March 20 1942 from Secretary of War Henry Stimson to Norman ll Davis chairman of the American Red ross llcrcs theinsidc story and pretty it isnt All Engliin and Australian men in uniform had to pay for off base food and lodging because voluntary giving which is characteristic of thc linich Stalcsi is not the pattern in other countries The Red Cross which has never accepted lime from the US gchrnminl and to this day relics totally on voluntary contributions was asked to establish club facilities for US scr viccmcri overseas where troops from all allied forces would bc welcome The Salvation Army lid NOT have this icsimnsibilily The British High ommand then made an official request that servicemen be required to pay for whatever they received just as their men had to pay The Red ross was adamantly opposed to this concept and protested vehemently They lost thc fight however when request came from Secretary Slimsoii llis letter was tantamount to command Allegations have persisted since the Second World War that the Red Cross made profit overseas Nothing could be further from the truth The clubs operated at loss and represented heavy financial burden to the Red Tross Moreover the public image of the Red Cross was badly tarnished when they were forced by Stimson to go along with the British High Command How unfair that this splendid organization has had to take the rap for decision made by the army Today 35 years later the truth is known by only few Dear Aim Somebody goofed or you dont know your Men ningers It was Dr Walter NOT Dr Roy who disagreed with your survey that showed 70 per cent of thc parents in this coun try would not have had children if they could live their lives over again Ten lashes with wet noodle for you Kid do Sharper Eye lhan Yours Dear Eye Ive known my Menningcrs for 15 years hav ing served as trustee of their fine foundation since 1960 My in formation came out of Kansas City from reader who didnt know HIS Mcnningcrs My apologies especially to Dr Roy Dear Aim lm 2ilrycarold liberated woman who is dating four men All are interested and look like winners Last year became involved with three losers and didnt know it until it was too late How can tell Too Latt Smart Dear llS Have you got $195 Get Sydney llarriss pa perback Winners and Losers published by Argus Commu nications Niles lll ltsa honey Knit Hook Wool Shop FREE Knitting bag with every 20 PURCHASE CARRY OWOOL TAPESTRY WOOl ONEEDLEPOINY RUG HOORING MACRAM PAITERNS BOOKS the occasional awakening How do they do it These are no timid per formers who charm the au dience with modesty Instead they charge out of dark audience onto the stagelights music and action wit their theme songUp With People What is their message Just like the song says If more people were for people of people everywhere there would be lot less people to worry about and ot more people who care lot of people ask what good we do and sometimes its hard to answer says Debbie think if the production made someone feel good for one night then it is doing some good she said Idealistic Phoney hate to hear the word phoney associated with Up With People she said All the cast members have their own personalities We all felt high and low at times Sometimes you dont feel the way you have to appear on stage But you do itbecause you believe in it she shrug ged Were human So that means there is Up With People for the audience and Up With People for themselves There is constant activity Up at am the cast sets up lights and stage rehearses eats rehearses tours the town bit and is in bed by midnight You meet all kinds of peo le she said The cast has to now how to et the audience involved an sometimes that means going into the audience and dancing and talking with them during intermission Superficial DEBBIE GARDNER of Gilford is former Up With People member who was with the group for year on tour Examiner Photo remember when we per formed for prison in Oklahoma They appeared very tough and cool but they en joyed the show she said Now she is back at high schoola drastic change You learn responsibility on tour You can make most of your decisions Everything is fairly routine at school PEOPLE PLACES ECONOMISTSPEAKS Consumer awareness and nutrition was the topic of the speech when Susan Broden home economist for Consum ers Gas spoke to members of the ladies auxiliary to the Bar rie Fire Department Members met at the home of Cathie McGonnigal The regular business meeting followed led by Wendy Mc Comb president CHRISTMAS AROLSEL Christmas Carousel lun cheonbazaar held Nov 13 by members of Central United Church will begin at 12 noon with lunch followed with the bazaar at pm minitea begins at 145 pm Babysitting is provided BRAMPTON VISIT Mr and Mrs Frank Doring of Brampton visited with Mrs Elizabeth Cochrane of Barrie recently for Mrs Cochranes 70th birthday NOMEETING Members of the GetTogether Club will not hold meetings while the annexation hearings are being held at the Army Navy and Air Force Hall BAND ONCERT The Barrie North Collegiate bands will be presenting variety of music at its concert Nov 18 at The concert Grade 10 andeunior bands will perform works ranging from traditional band music by Holst to Gershwin and Three Dog Night Tickets at $2 for adults and $1 for students are available from any band mem ber or at the door Pre schoolers will be admitted free LEAVEWEDNESDAY Barries Mello Blends leave Wednesday for fourday trip to Springfield Mass for the in ternational competition for Harmony lnc Marge Drcver Mellow Blend Director is leading the group of singing women for the com petition in barbershopstyle singing The Barrie group competes Saturday night Nov 13 SALE NOV 18 The Ladies Loyal Orange Lodge is having Christmas Ba7aar tea and bake sale Nov 18 from t09 pm at the Allan dale Orange Lodge ENGAGED GIRLS Welcome Wagon engaged girls party will be held Tuesday at 745 in the Blue Flame Room Consumers Gas Mer chants will give several demonstrations for those atten ding in Your Future Welcome Wagon is planning Special Party for bridestobe on Tuesday Nov at the Blue Flame Room Barrie For your vitation call the Wtomotw lTD 7261454 Youl In glad you did in KIWANIS GUEST Whipper Billy Watson will be guest Nov 15 at 630 pm at the Kiwanis Club of Barrie meeting at the Holiday Inn Mr Watson is sports program head for the Easter seal campaign for crippled children PARKVIEW SALE The Parkview Centre will hold tea and bake sale Dec from to pm Admission is 75 cents person GINGERBREAD TEA ingerbread tea and bazaar will held Nov 20 from to pm by members of Burton Avenue United Church women at the church Featured will be baking candy jams and jellies crafts sewing and knit ting Ticket convener is Marilyn Letcher For informa tion and tickets call 7262060 RlS TO FAIR Parkview Centre members wishing to join the bus trip to the Royal Winter Fair in Town to Nov 12 must register by Friday The trip is from am to gm and costs $325 The next us trip costing $350 is to Kitchener market Nov 24 The trip is fromtl am loft pm llRlSTMASDINNER Christmas dinner for Parkview Centre members will be Dec 16 at the Army Navy Air Force Club Deadline for reservations is Dec POTTS INSURANCE AGENCY Formerly Ross Bidwell Insurance Agency Our New Location Fred Grant Street Suite I2 Barrie Ont LAM 306 7287124 7287174 ie gm lltllllté Studio and BEDSPBEADS Total Decorator and Coordinating Services Choose from an outstanding selection of excellent quality materials and patterns from Canadas finest suppliers Personal service on large or small 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