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The Barrie Examiner 7Monday December 1976 Corned beef empire may have start with Barrie businessmans dream corned beef sandwich is dif ferent things to different people For most its an appetizing or at least edible way to ap pease an appetite For Hugh Knowles its the foundation to successful local business that could if good for tune and his wishes come together become takeout em ire la McDonalds or Ken tuc yFried Chicken Though pastrami roast beet turkey ham smoked meat and salami sandwiches are available the star of the menu is the corned beef on rye as prepared by chef Bing Nakashina Mr Nakashina formerly of Lakeview Dairy has total of 27 vears in delicatessen work The Barrie outlet is the first of what Mr Knowles hopes will be network of Mister Corn Beefs he says locations have been secured for outlets in Orillia and Collingwood Both are ex pected to open by March Mr Knowles explained that these outlets will be owned and operated independently though tied into the requirements of the franchise The cost to open restaurant under the name Mister orn Beef is $49500 TURNKEY Mr Knowles is the owner of Mister Corn Beef restaurant which opened its doors in Oc tober at 280 Dunlop St The name says all as far as its culinary priorities throughout the maybe even the nation Franchising has been part of the plan since he formed the company in August Already province Mr Knowles explained that for the purchase price the owner is provided with com plete turnkey operation The company takes care of all the real estate work renovations PLANNING FOR CHRISTMAS CAROL Susan Ricketts left Norman Wylie and Geoff Reid make plans for Christmas Carol presentation sponsored by IBe Canadian pera Guild Barrie and District Branch Dec 10 at pm at Georgian College Theatre Mrs Ricketts and Mr Wylie are members of the Vocal Quartette and Mr Reid is from the Littles ilill Players Other groups taking part in the presentation are the Barrie Boys hoir the akley Park Recorders and Instrumental Quartettc There will also be vocal soloists and carol singing Tickets are available at Laurence Sewing and knit ting or by phoning WINGS Examiner lhotoi Barrie nurses attend seminar on health disciplines laws Intrepeting the standards of nursing was the object of seminar last week sponsored by the College of Nurses loronio at thctfontinental lnn Susan Smith and loan Mac donald two staii members at the college spoke to nurses doctors and employers oi nurses from Barrie and rca The seminar was one oi series the college has been sponsoring throughout thr pro vincl since the ncw health dlslflplllift act was approved in July Mrs Macionald lllLJillLflltfl the rtfliiiircrncris uriici thc act which was revised to ensure OlllptlOllCt in nursing lindcr the former act the col lege oi nurses prescribed cur riculum for programs ior nurs ing and graduates of the up provcd programs were admit ted to registration cxamimr tions Now the college issues cer tiiicatcs oi competent to all people registered by the col llfgt This means all nurses and iillllltl assistants must keep up to dati with changing knowlcdgi and tcchniquis lr dartionalti iltl PEOPLE PLACES ll sl ililtltllJJ Tilr ant dr kit italic ol Angu arnoomc inc iairiagi oi thin do igrci iiiicy Margaret gear faltth itin ll3l 10 Il vlf ijiii Tdr Mauiirc itiniitt of Shawiiniyan Que prt 23 at ll lilxpfl Ill lll lltilf Redeemer liasc lioidiii MAW WlNlJfS Several winners rainc away Thursday from the lcgion aux1liary Christmas fair wnh prizes llazcl lioww won thc door prize liisa ltogcrs won the uilt and Susan Macklcm won ehandmadepursc FIRST PRESIDENT Mrs Edith MacDonald the first president of the Kiwanis £3 if Opening Sp auxiliary cutablisiimi in lftiti oiiiliall installcd the oiiicirs loi thi coming year at tlic group annual tliristinas par Thurlay night at the homi oi Mix laiiics tirecnhalgli Mrs lt ltogcrs entertained With an imitation ol comcdicn nc tarol liurncit and Maura Uloolt ilayctl Santa ltilih Mciiibcr czcliingcllgilis VlHllUIIS Visitors lor tiic season Family together again for the once year Visit Youngsters home school Let your neighbors and our readers know about it fall The Examiner at 720 6537 ask for People and Places holiday from °tgtvoww Book your 20 off hair coloring streaking Rogers hack ll Barrie and wishes to announce the opemtg of his own Beauty Salon Dot 796 ill ll MlRRCR MACE Beauty Salon Christmas appointment with these ecials Till Dec 18th 25 off all perms lllH FOSTER CWC meets Wednesday Judy lti$ltl oi Waterloo mother oi seven who works with mentally distrubcd children will be gutst speaker Wednesday at 030 at the Christian Womens Iub of liar ric inccting Members Will meet at tile Embassy llall iicaturc demonstration will be given by Joan liadcrtscher who will show how to make dried flower arrangements for fhrisimas There Will also be fliristirias singalong For reservations call 72a ttttiil or 72370902 nursery will be provided at Westminster church l708tec St iorSticcuts ior prc schoolcrs ltor iniormn tioii call 7202390 equipment and trainin All they need is there he ded The Barrie operation is off to what Mr Knowles describes as super start way above our expectations and projec tions An expansion of 2000 square feet which will provide for an upstairs dining lounge is about to go ahead any day now possible second location off Hayfield Street is being cori sidered he said Mr Knowles estimated that Mister orn Beef serves 135 to 140 of the specialties in an average day ost is $185 in the restaurant and the same for take out if the order totals more thanSlti Seventy per cent of the business is takeout he noted Mister torn lleei offers entering service as well You wont find little bags of meat boiling in water on the Dunlop Street premises Mr Knowles llllillilSllNl that the meat used is prepared at floor sh and Shopsys plants in Toronto and Montreal and delivered precookcd to liarric where it is reheated and sliced For the final touch Mr Naknslnnu adds his secret ingredients to some of the meats for extra spice and taste says Mr Knowles llns businessman believes in the product hes selling Its distinctive product because its not available in this area There are lot of delicatessen and corncd beef shops in the Toronto area but when you get north of Toronto you just cant get corned beef or pastrami sandwich Toronto isnt the market hes after want to be where lhc need is in tlic north country hcsaid Tlr Knowles has staked lot on the corned beef sandwich It cost him 819000 he says to develop his Iunlop Strcct location Where does the con fidenctconicfroin just love tinstuff KlWANlS LADIES it Sll lllt lllth The Womens Aux iliary to thc Kiwanis lub of Barrie field its installation of officers last week at the home of Eilccn ircenbalgh Front row left Eileen ircenhalgh president and Anne Mealin iirst vicepresident Back row Vi Simmons treasurer and Fern wcns secretary Ab sent wcre Nancy Ar noldi second vice president and Enid Day honorary presi dent Past president is the late Shirley Bow dcn Directors include Lois Robertson Ruth Slcssor Ruby Smith Maura tloolc Ilo Decaric In charge of membership and the sick are Mrs Greeti halgh and Mrs weus social Win Taylor Ways and Means Muriel Ste pbens special occa sions Betty Jackson Telephone Iearl Robertson program Anne Mcalin and Nan cy Arnoldi Meals on Wheels Mary White Examiner Photo lab llCll llItlllitll EDGAR Dedication sci vicc for thc ncw Wcst tlro llapv tist linrcli building will ltt held ltcc 12 at lll zit llli church on ttro lownslnps Fourth Linc in Edgar The public is invited Iltillt IllllIUIIMH The King Edward tlioir will prcscnt thoral Songs nd arols licc it at it at llnrric tnirnlollcgititc It Inn limits Bum the timid Wendiiron no Its time to call your lithi NKSIIIN prepares an order on the special $3000 delicatessen slicing machine that is part of the kitchen equipment at Mister torn litcl 2th Innlop$t Look is ing on is Karen Knowles lhc Barrie Mister orn Reef outlet is the first of what may some day be nation wide chain of restaurants spe cialiing in corned beef on to discover the ease and many other benefits of HITACHI MICROWAVE COOKING Thursday Dec we will have home economist demonstrating the amazing HITACHI MICROWAVE OVEN from to pm There will also be con tinuous supporting slide presentation to show you how the HITACHI MICROWAVE OVEN can be your best kitchen appliance ERRYSA 241W rye sandwiches The res taurant and idea were developed by local man llugh Knowles rExaminer Ihotoi XS Hilarious llnes pathetic lines Dear Ann Landers You asked teenage girls to write and tell you the lines that were used on them by boys who were after sex What great idea Im no teenager Im 22 but thought you might be inter ested in the lines pitched at me over the last several years Some of them were hilarious others downright pathetic The adolescent nonserious passes started in the seventh grade with games like SpintheBottle and Post Office Then there were those unforgettable Scavenger Huntswith kids pairing off and wandering around in search of pink toilet paper and vegetable sieves The serious forreal lines started in the ninth grade My favorite boyfriend was best pals with guy who dated the most popular girl in school He told me she did it That of course meant it was the thing to do When he discovered that strategy didnt work he promptly switched to If you loved me youd prove it told him if he loved me he wouldnt make such demands on me Finally he became adamant and said HAD to give in be cause my stubbornness was lousing up his maturing process and giving him pimples When told him to buzz off he threat ened to kill himself The threat turned out to be as ridiculous as the rest of his garbage Off went to collegestill intact but getting curiouser and curiouser The second day on campus met Claude He told me on our second date that dozens of girls had followed him from the swimming pool to his apartment lusting after his bod Others were so aggressive and hungry they knocked on his door with bottles they couldnt open dresses that needed to be zipped furniture they couldnt moveanything to get past his front door and hopefully into his bed Then there was ilorace two years my junior who wanted me to teach him and Bernie who was dying to know if political science major had anything that worked besides her brain And rval religious nut who had been instructed by God toshowmethe way Funny thing nothing wore down my resistance The lines just made me run in the other direction No girl wants to feel used fooled or easy When finally said yes it was because sensitive and caring young man made me feel valuable as human being He ap plied no gimmicks no hogwash no sales talk made up my own mind It was beautiful Im glad waitedHappy Past And Proud To Te lt Dear Happy hope every young virgin out there who reads your letter will pay close attention Ah The more things change the more they are the same The Sheraton Centre is in the heart of exciting 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