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swVWVWM WEDDING MR AND MRS RICHARD THOMAS BURBIDGETHOM AS Collier Street United Church was the scene for the marriage of Brenda Lee Burbidge and Richard Seaton Thomas Rev John Howard officiated The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Burbidge 18 Davidson St Barrie and the groom the son of George Bud Thomas Penetanguishene Rd Barrie The bride wore gown of pandora satin fashioned with square neck lace front and back bodice cathedral sleeves long flowing train and panelled fingertip veil from cap of matching lace to the bodice She carried bouquet of white roses white stephonotis English ivy and babys breath Matron of honor was Wanda Bird of Gilford sister of the bride bridesmaids were The resa Reeve of Kitchener cousin of the bride Rosie Cowan of Toronto Kit Lan MR AND MRS PH dyke Toronto and Lisa Wass Oro Station cousin of the birde Eva Wilkins of Coe Hill cousin of the bride was flower girl Paul Wass cousin of the bride of 0m Station was ring bearer Best man was Hugh Thomas brother of the groom Ushers were Ken Guy Frank Bolton Garnet McConney of Barrie and Doug Crawford of Toronto The brides mother received guests at the reception at the Barrie Golf and Country Club The brides uncle Lorne Wass was master of ceremonies The bride wore multi striped suit with accessories for the couples honeymoon to Quebec Mr and Mrs live in Barrie Outoftown guests attended from Montreal Toronto Kit chener Newmarket Midland Oshawa Cambridge Windsor and oe Holl Thomas will Ilill CRAWFORD OBERERCRAWFORD Central United Church Bar rie was the scene Oct when Linda Winnifred Dianne Oberer of Barrie and Philip Gary Crawford of Bancroft Mich were married Rev Jay officiated Soloist was Mrs Christina Jay who was accom panied by Mrs Walker of Barrie The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer berer of 70 Eugenia St Barrie and the groom the son of Mr and Mrs Norman Crawford of Flushing Mich Given in marriage by her parents the bride wore gown of offwhite satin ankle length fashioned with princess lines which her mother wore 30 years ago The gown had sweet heart neckline and full bodice and long sleeves She had an NSA The Barrie and District Chapter of the National Secretaries Association will meet Nov at 630 pm at Devilbiss of Canada Viola Col lins certified professional secretary and secretary of the year for Canada this year will speak on how to become cer tified professional secretary FORMER LEADER Former provincial New Democratic Party leader Donald MacDonald will ad dress dinner guests at the Sim coe Centre NDP autumn dinner dance Nov at pm at the Independent Order of Odd fellows Hall Ferris Lane Other guests include NDP provincial candidate Iaul Wessengcr and Ierry Barr chief organizer of the recent federal byclection in St Johns Mfld Mr Barr worked in Sim Coe Centre and Simcoe East as an organizer during last winter and spring and is expected to resume this position now that the byelcction is over For reservations or information about the dinner dance call Kay Austin 41 mm Diane IIan na ioii tarol Bell tut495 or Mary Lou Wessenger at 7289763 offwhite lace band headdress She wore veil of cream tulle shoulderlength It was fashioned and handmade by the grooms mother She carried bouquet of yellow and white carnations red roses and white babys breath tied with an old fashioned offwhite ribbon in keeping withthe gown Matron of honor was Eileen bcrer sisterinlaw of the bride of Barrie Best man was David Craw ford brother of the groom of Flushing Mich The usher was William berer brother of the bride of Barrie The reception was held at the Bayshore Motor Hotel The bride wore black and white polyester checked pant suit with white accessories The newlyweds will live in Bancroft Mich OutAoItown guests attended from Flushing Mich Kit chener Hamilton rillia Students want hamburg served in cafeterias Are children being provided proper nutrition at high school cafeterias According to Phil Bonin of Beaver Foods the nutrition is there if the students choose to accept it Beaver foods rovides cafeteria service in Barries high school The food service is run on profit basis and at no cost to the school boardmr Bonin said balanced lunches are offered to the students and are rotated daily The lunch costs about 60 cents and in cludes onethird of the average daily nutrient intake needed by teenager It comprises foods from the four nturition groups milk or milk products fruit and vegetables meat or meat substitues and cereal bread of pasta However student and ad ministration pressure had led Beaver to providing foods such as hamburgers and French fries Mr Bonin says students prefer these foods and the school principals sometimes prefer that the cafeteria offer them in order to keep the students from leaving the school for their lunch Its kind of case of which is worse the evils of poor nutri tion or the evils the kids could run into be eating outside school grounds However the school is pro moting balanced diets which would include the teenage staples of hamburgers and French fries Mr Bonin says there is really nothing wrong with French fries for nutrition as long as they arent eaten for three mealsaday For Nutrition Week Beaver is offering an incentive to students to buy nutritious meals By buying the planned balanced meals which could include hamburger salad and milk the students get chance to enter draw for 30 pop music records Mr Bonin says the response has been good and students seem to be eating the nutritious meals and enjoying them The students tastes for less nutritious foods seems to stem from social attitudes says Mr Bonin Nutrition is everybodys business he said Family meals seem to be going out the door with the onset of conve nience foods And when chil dren dont learn proper nutrilt tion at home they make no ef fort to buy nutritious foods at the schools Mr Bonin said the biggest group of buyers of the balanced meal at the cafeterias is the teachers As such they could set good example to the students but in most cafeterias teachers are served in separate line Kiddies rights speech topics Childrens rights and regnitive development will be the subject of two speeches Nov 13 from 830 am to 331 pm sponcored by the Associa tion for Early Childhood Education lluronia Branch and the Kindergarten Tea chers Association The session will be held at Allandale Heights Public School Barbara Chisholm will speak on childrens rights She has master of social work degree andis project director of the Canadian Council of Children and Youth She became lll volved with early childhood education while working as director of Victoria Day Nursery in Toronto which delas with low income familyies She has worked as freelance socialworker with under privileged families and children Dr Joanne Briggs is pro fessor in early childhood educa tion at Ityerson Politechnical Institute She is also graduate of the Institute of Child Study in Ontario and the Insitute for Studies in Education Dr Briggs has been involved with education at Ityerson for 14 years She is mother of five children and Parent Education and Developmental Isy chology Cost for the day is $5 in cluding lunch Registration forins should be submitted by Nov Those interested should call Virginia resswell Jones at 7202856 or Audrey Mason at 7281642 fOR HIGH PROHI POTENTIAL Special OPPORTUNITY for INDEPENOLNI RETAILERS AGENT OISIRIBU TOR SALES SUPERVISOR PART IIME oner IULL IIME We ore locating New dealerships New product agencies IN ORDER TO DISPOSE OF LARGE AMOUNT OF BROAD RANGE OF MERCHANDISE SURPLUS DISTRESSED ond CLEAROUIS INDEPENDENT RETAILERS andor AGENTS for Surplus Regulor goods on consignment Joint venture retail operations Opening of new retail operations °WE supply the preselected goods and copromote the soles YOU Supply the staff location and coliect the money OWE share the profits ONLY after the goods are sold Surplus Clearinghouse of Canada 207 Queens Quay West Building Toronto Ontario JUR manmmnvr Win ei an OUR ARM mm PthSECltt tit1863 937 it LOOKING after tables when St Pauls Anglican Church Midhurst women held their bazaar Mary Rowell Margaret Russell Marjorie Fralick and Frances Craig looked nn ARE DOING FTER TABLES good crowd came out to the event held at Trinity Anglican Church Barrie Examiner Photo 50TH ANNIVERSARY EL Arthur and Alice Craft of community hall Mr and Barrie celebrated their Both Mrs raft were married in wedding anniversary Satur raighurst on Oct LJI 1926 day evening with dinner They have five children 13 party for friends and grandchildren and seven relatives at the Midlitirst greatgrandchildren Mr If you are 50 or over Join the Municipal Savings loons GOLDEN CIRCLE CLUB We Offer Savings interest CREDITED MONTHLY on your Golden Circle Club account at regular Savings Rate soil nings and savings but YOU HOW Take look iiiMJIHI III II Lentilt llIiiltif limitnnw out Hittl EBRATED minimum hhnco Inquivomont in your Itcount $250 WORDS TO THE WISE We at the Municipal believe that when you have reached your 50th birthday you have worked long and hard for what you have We do not have to suggest to you why it is important to make the most of your ear while belonging to our Golden Circle Club Our wise owl suggerts you ioin now Craft old the Clarkes Tannery in Barrie for 27 years before becoming building contractor until he retired Examiner Ihoto worked at V2 WE WOULD LIKE TO SHOW ot the benefits you receive Wo the municipal om sewing loan CDPDDIHIIOW Ill illl III IfI NEW MEMBERS EL El TO CLUB The Barrie Curling Club ladies section held their opening dinner recently at the club From left new members Colette Slavik Judy Winger and Leona Darlington chat with Lillian Gracey president and Isobel Colpitts vice president Ex aminer Ihotol at Oct 29 1976 IILBarriehExominer Fridqy Am Hard to shake leechy relatives Dear AnnSometimes you give pretty good advice Other times you sound like rockhead Your latest example of rock headism was your advice to Had It You told her to leave her relatives alone If you cant get along WITH them quoth the mighty Landers then learn to get along without them Id love to leave my relatives alone but THEY dont leave ME alone My husband and HAVENT been inside my sisters home for two years yet she and her husband and their two kids come here almost every Sundayat dinner time My husbands bachelor brother is regular at out supper table The guy can smell roast mile away He never brings so much as ham hockjust himself and hearty appetite No one ever says Hello or Goodbye Thank you or drop dead And your advice is Leave them alone Id like to know how to pull it offAlso Had It Dear AlsoIt takes two factions to keep situation like yours goinga pack of leeches and gutless wonder who will allow herself to be abused Anyone who permits bunch of reeloaders to behave so out rageously week after week year after year must enjoy the role of Chump If you are really fed up TELL them you dont need the extra work your food bills are out of sight and from now on they are not to come over unless invited Dear Annzlm 25yearold woman with ninemonthold baby DONT want any more children One is all can handle Rather than stay on the pill want to have my tubes cut My gynecologist agrees it is the safest method of birth control My husband wants one more child and he is making my life miserable We argue constantly over this Please tell me what to d0Its My Body Dear Bodyll IS your body but 25 is awfully young to make such big decision tubal ligation must be viewed as per manent If you want to go off the pill get fitted for diaphragm Then give yourself another three years at least You may feel dif ferently when your squalling demanding child is walking and talking and giving you great deal of pleasure Dear Ann Landers want to say Thank you to the 18year old who used to be ashamed to kiss her parents in front of her friends She said it made her feel like baby When her father died she changed her mind used to feel the same way but after reading her letter re alized how lucky am to have two parents to kissand hofi great it is that they are so affectionate Ill bet that gal helped many other teenagers who had the same hangup Sign meGrateful To Stranger Dear Grateful Thanks for letting her and millions of oth ers know That letter also reminded ME how fortunateI was to have grown up in warm and loving family BARRIE DENTURE CLINIC COLELLA DT Complete Denture Service 7264721 105 Dunlop St Member Dentuvis Society OI Ontario Barrie 347 Boyfield St Presents Barrie Central Collegiate Auditorium TICKETS AVAILABLE AT Sam the Record Mon 10 Dunlop St Muntl Centre and Audio Muster Boyfiekl Moll Radio Shack Georgian Mall The Barrie Examiner loloyfiold St