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runsr The Barrie Ministerial Andtion has pointed mlttee to wo with the Sirncoe County Board of Dilution on the human lgloom course now taught in wine Simcoe County Rev Malcolm We of St James United Chum Stroud said the ministerial association wants to sitar uno Mam There is lot of good to be said for the course said Mr fife Several areas of the program however are defi lf mal education and values human the overall balance of the ii cierit There does not seem to be an assurance in regards to ForSimcoe County Ministers will examine relations course being taught The committee is concern ed said Mr Fife with the courses lack of mention of the church and the clergy as reference and as caring course seems to men tion almost every other aSpect of the community but the church he said It is almost as in th board are uyirlrg ey courage the students to ig nore the physical presence of the Church Mr Fife says he has studied the first six years of thecourse in great detail We are rather distressed at the amount of negative reference that has been given to the course he said We have high hopes that the course wontbe grounded Mr Fife said many fears of the course are groundless out he added that everyones questions and concerns must berecognized The committee is compos ed of Mr Fife as chairman and five others They are Rev Frank Wuest Em manuel Baptist Church Canon John Speers Trinity Anglican Church Rev Carl Bull Free Methodist Church Rev Bob Boden Church of the Nazarene and Capt Bob Speakman Salva tion Army Not exactly good start The first day of toilet training for Christiane Mills i8 months of Victoria turned into quite an ordeal Tuesday Mother Mrs David Mills said child threw temper tantrum grabbed toilet seat and placed It over her head where it became firmly wedged around the neck of the screaming youngster Firemen used shears to remove seat CP Photo Hamilton woman wins top marks in chartered accountancy exams TORONTO CP Margaret Peggy Bennett 24 simply shrugged her shoulders and ap ed unconcerned about her remarkable achievement think my total mark was 361 out of the winner of two gold medals for top marks MARGARET BENNETT top marks in the 1978 national chartered accountancy exams said during an interview this week Ms Bennett who was born in Cobalt Ont now lives in Ham ilton but commutes daily to the Mississauga Ont chartered accountancy firm where she is completing her articles In September she becomes fullfledged chartered accoun tant and said she is looking for ward to being paid con siderably more than the $18000 she now makes as student with Deloitte Haskins and Sells in Mississauga just west of Toronto Ms Bennett is not the first woman to receive the coveted GovernorGenerals Gold Medal the Edmond Gunn Prize and the Ontario Institute Gold Medal She is the second woman in the professions history to score top marks in Canada and the third to get the highest award inOntario in the last four years WILL RECEIVE AWARDS This Saturday she will re ceive the Gunn and Ontario prizes during graduation cere monies sponsored by the In stitute of Chartered Accoun tants of Ontario Ms Bennett obtained her bachelor of commerce degree from the University of Guelph in 1976 She won the arling OKeefe scholarship for the highest marks in the bachelor of commerce course Immediately after graduation she joined her present firm for three years of articling She said she foresees more demands on the profession Clients will require more services because of greater consumer awareness and more disclosure requirements she said This is evident in the United States but similar rc quircments are likely to be iii troduced in Canada Accord ingly As are being sought for more avenues of expertise Last September when Ms Bennett wrote the gruelling exams 3181 other students also were writing Of the total who tried the exams across Canada 1699 passed In Ontario 1139 wrote thecxam and 671 passed Gives birth in cruiser Windsor Police Constable Lloyd Grahame left smiles broadly as he wat ches Christopher Ryan Demarco the child he delivered Tuesday morning In the back seat of Thunderbird in parking lot The babys father Anthony Demarco looks on while mother Cynthia holds her newborn sixpound sixounce son CP Photo Famiy court judge says Volunteer probation officers show generosity of character By NANCY FIGUEROA Of The Examiner swearingin ceremon for volunteer probation of icers was led by provincial court judges Norman Nadeau John Anjo and Don Inch Tuesday evening at the court house in Barrie The bulk of people on proba tion are young ple Judge Anjo said to volunteers Your role will be to help ad vise guide and counsel so meone who needs it The volunteers recently com pleted fourweek course in structed by Joanne McFee of the ministry of correctional ser vices on the role of the volunteer probation officer Each volunteer has agreed to five at least one year of conti nuing service Volunteers will help ease the case loads of staff probation of ficers said Mrs McFee They will start with one client each and are responsible for sending monthly reports to the ministry The volunteer will be lifestyle the clients only probation ot ficer During the ceremony the volunteers were required to sign an oath that they would keep all information about their clients confidential except when required by law The fact that you people have volunteered shows generosity of character said Judge Anjo We dont see that here as much as wed like to Judge Inch told the volunteers that the people they will be helping are in need of guidance and care They have slipped he said and need your help You are giving your time and giving your love Those people are starvedforthat Mrs McFee said the volunteers will continue to meet every four to six weeks to share their problems and con cems The community will be greatly rewarded by the efforts you make Judge Nadeau told the volunteers ready to help be friend As manager of Barries Dairy Queen Store on Bradford Street Linda Fowler Dairy Queen employee for the last 13 years has worked with and met lot of teentigers As she said glve seen lot of kids in trou le It was Miss Fowlers desire to help troubled young people and LINDA FOWLER volunteer afflicts infants60 dead NAPLES Italy AP Its aggressive strikes swiftly and doesnt discriminate between rich and poor But Naples so called mystery disease has be come killer of infants in the citys teeming slums Doctors say thousands of chil dren have been afflicted with the ailment and at least 60 have died since it was first detected year ago All but one of the dead have been from the dank alleys of Naples or the streets of Ercolano poor suburb first settled by the ancient Greeks at thefoot of Mount Vesuvius But Dr Giulio Iarro said the poor children werent victims ofa racist virus her former dream of being social worker that led her to become volunteer probtion officer in Barrie for the ministry of correctional ser vices Miss Fowler 30 was one of 28 persons sworn in as volunteer probation officer on Tuesday by JOANNE MCFEE teaches course Provincial Court Judge Nor man Nadeau Miss Fowler and the other 27 volunteers took fourweek training course at Georgian College The course was taught by Joanne McFee of the ministry of correctional ser vices About 50 people contacted Mrs McFee about becoming volunteers Thirty filled out ap plications and 28 were chosen to take the course NEED DESIRE TO HELP Mrs McFee says the ministry wanted volunteers with stable lives and desire to motivate and help other people Candidates completed applica tion forms provided two letters of reference and were inter viewed by two ministry staff members Mrs McFee referred to the training course as quite rigorous and was surprised that all those who started the course completed it Miss Fowler agreed that the course was rigorous It was demanding but interesting she said After every class we ji Belly dancing catching on Leyla sevenyear veteran of belly dancing demonstrates her art to class at Mount Royal College in Calgary above dancer at Greek The rich and the middle class go to their own doctors he said The poor are brought into ublic hospitalsin Naples usua ly when its too late Doctors emphatically reject the term mys ery disease used to describe the ailment They say they are fairly certain it is caused by an influenzatype virus perhaps of strain en demic to Naples Theres nothing mysterious about this disease said Dr Mario Berni Carni pediatri cian Naples has not been hit with something unknown any where else in the world Dr Iarro head of Virology at the Cotugno Hospital for Com had lot of reading to do In midMarch Miss Fowler expects to get her first client Her greatest fear she said is getting too involved with her clients think well all be bit ner vous at first she said We know however that we can always count on Mrs McFee and the rest of the ministry staff if we need help Miss Fowler said she feels the first month will be the most dif ficult and demanding will probably see lot of my client in the beginning she said BEING FRIEND Ste said it is important for volunteers to remember theyre not to change the clients lifestyle We are here to make sure they follow their probation order and to be friend and guide to them she said volunteer probation officer said Miss Fowler might have advantages over staff proba tion officers The client knows we arent getting paid for the job she said Were just do ing it because we want to help and be friend to them restaurant Leyla her stage name says anyone can be taught to belly dance it each move is taught separately Below she emphasizes the precision of hand positions CP Photo Mystery disease in Naples municable Diseases believes it is form of viral pneumonia But its little peculiar and very aggressive among the youngest children The parents and relatives of tiny Sara Barone sat huddled on wooden benches Wednesday in shedlike waiting room of Santobono Hospital watching on television monitor as the ninenionthold girl lay in coma in the intensrve care ward She was one of three children in critical condition in the hos pital with the symptoms com mon to the strange disease breathing difficulties high fe ver vomiting coma Death from suffocation comes day or two after those symptoms About 500 children have been sent to hospital this winter with symptoms of the malady Dr Berni Carni says as many as 18000 children in the Naples area may have come down with the ailment but for most it was no worse than common cold Naples city of 28 million known for its breathtaking scenic beauty and famed an cient ruins has been called the Calcutta of Europe because of its unsanitary living conditions and bouts with illness cho lera epidemic in 1973 affected more than 1000 persons and killed 25 is Dear Ann was surprised at you naiiie answer to Unful filled In Darien She said her bands atte pts at in timate encounters were hurr ed yynecha ical and meaningless He got his and rolled deer or good nights slee Yffu advised the wife to guide him lovingly and let him know what pleases her can til you from experience it wont help Many times have lovingly guided my husband only to be accused of wanting everything my way He gets mad and thats the end of our lovemaking For 25 years Ive tried to bring little tenderness and af fection into our sex life All ever got was hurried me chanical meaningless performance Finally gave up Unfulfilled In Darien has had it for 18 years can tell her it will get worse as the years go by too am positive that my husband does not step out on me All he wants is ani mal sexnot love Furthermore man who acts like that is selfish pig Feeling Used Dear Used Im sorry for youand sorrier for your hus band He has cheated himself out of one of the most reward ing and joyous aspects of marriage The poor slob settled for hamhocks when he could have had filet mignon Dear Ann Landers My husbands sister Ellen has four children They are always coughing Their noses run con stantly They have more earaches and sore throats than any kids Ive ever seen few days ago Ellen brought her children to my house have three under six years of age Her youngest looked feverish When he complained of headache took his temperatures It was toil degrees said Ellen think Benny is coming down with some thing She replied think so too then said You have your nerve bringing him over and exposing my children Her answer its much better for kids to get all the childhood diseases when they are young Two of my kids came down with chicken pox yesterday and am furious ls Ellen right about kids getting everything when they are youngSlow Burn Dear Burn Ellen is mistaken Any pediatrician will tell you that every normal precaution should be taken to protect children against all diSeases Moreover youngster with fever should be at home Since you mentioned childhood diseases want to remind all mothers to make sure their children receive inoculations against polio DPl idiptheria pertussiswhooping cough sand tctanUS MMR measles mumps rubella booster shot and iubcrcular skin test Most city health departments give them free Check with YOURS Dear Ann Landers was appalled by your suggestion that the woman whose cat tore her guests nylons should reimburse the visitor ld like to have 85 for every time Ive been guest and the hostesss children crawled on me spilled Coke on my shoes and soiled my dress with jellied fingers No one ever suggested be reimbursed and Id never expect it Where were you raised anyway From NIissouri Dear Miss Im from Iowa and if had cat who tore guests nylons Id buy that person new pair Pets with claws should not be roaming loose when visitors come to call unless they are wellbchavcd WM Phone book like dictionary Telephone books are like lictionariesiif you know the an swer before you look it up you can eventually reaffirm what you thought you knew but werent sure But if youre searching for something you dont already kow yourfingers could walk themselves to death The trouble with me is never learned how to speak Yel low Pages its language of the 20th century born of frus tration nurtured by obscurity and dedicated to the theory that by the time you find it you no longer need it In the language of Yellow Pages rug is carpet cur tains irc draiwiics milk is dairy product and cars are industrial automotives plumber is plumbing contractor an electrician is an electrical contractor and hifis are listed under Sound Systems and equipment Roaches are listed under Icst Control exterminating and fiimignting taco is under Mexican Food Products tail pipe iindcr Mufflers and Exhaust Systems and pencil is under Advert ising Specialists One of the most frustrating encounters in the Yellow Pages is trying to find doctor who is listed under Physicians who are subdivided into MDS and DOS who are also listed under Physicians and Surgeons group associate and corporate practice and who arent in anyway and whose phone is being answered by doctors answering service Sec Physicians and Surgeons Exchange You should begin to worry about yourself when you begin to think like the Yellow Pages Recently wanted to call flea market and caught myself just in time Flea market would definitely not be under but probably under something like Swap Meets turned to the Ws and read Sce Flcn Market dont know what the answer is with the growth of private enterprise and the need to consolidate them under general heading But just for kicks turned to Survival Kits and was hit with See First Aid Supplies Sporting Goods head mg know this No one will ever convince me that when Alexander Graham Bell was sitting in his Boston boar dinghousc Mnrclilti 1876 with battery acid burning his leg and shouted his first frantic message into the transmitter Mr Watson come here want you it was the despair of looking under HELP in the Yellow Pages and finding See batteries Dry ccll wholesale retail charging and mainte nance that did it Pollys Pointers Bleach works on tea stain DEAR POLLY Please someone tell me how to remove tea stain from cottonpolyester tablecloth pretreated it with stain remover before washed it but the stain remained MRS DEAR MRS The usual treatment for tea stain is to pour boiling water through it but since your cloth is part polyester this doubtless would not be safe Soak it in warm water to which you have added bleach that is safe for the fabric There is chance that the heat from laundering your cloth may have set the stain POLLY DEAR POLLY On rainy or foggy days when have the car lights on clip Clothespin onto the key in the ignition so when reach my destination and take hold of the key irriincdiatcly remember that the lights are on keep Clothespin in the car all the time and no longer have run down batteries from leaving the car lights on NETA DEAR POLLY When have squeaky door and do not want to take the time and trouble to get out the oil can use can of spray that use to dust furniture DOROTHY DEAR POLLY Chris Pet Peeve was that the top on bottle of white glue always sticks just put bit of ood old petroleum jelly on the top before closrng it and opens easily the next time use it wipe the remains off before using the glue Hope this helps her as it has helped me GEORGES WIFE DEAR POLLY Recently saw device advertised that scrambles gs in the shells have device that does the same thing or lot less money round headed straight in Stick the pin in the large end of the egg shake vigorous remove the pin crack egg over the an and there you have scrambled egg in the shell ANNE Polly will send you one of her signed thankyou newspaper coupon clippers if she uses your favorite Pointer Ieeve or Problem in her column Write POLLYS POINTERS in care of this newspaper