Barrie Historical Newspaper Archive

Barrie Examiner, 15 Oct 1979, p. 6

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ding album aml 79 summer in Egypt This is one of few photos showing both Trudy and Gerry Allaby on the dig Site in Egypt the reason being that Gerry was the official photographer on the dig RESIDENTIAL CANVASS OctoberIB Tuesday 0cioberl7 VVednesday OctoberIB Thursday agencies need our help BARRIE DISTRICT UNITED WAY TORONTO iCP To be con stantly beseiged by requests for ones company may strike many people as an attractive proposition But for Wendy Leaver 1500 imitations in five months Inerer combined to paint dis gusting picture of the seedy side of life From May to September of last year Constable Leaver Sears 20 color $1295 You may pay only traits postage paid wallet size color portraits No age limit portrait Use your Sears charge card Scars Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back week offOCI1517 °Photographers Hours photographs 95¢ tit3 and the $12 balance plus postal fees when the postman delivers your portraits or pay the full $1295 at time of sitting and receive your par Package includes two 8x10 three ox and 15 No limit on the number of packages No ordinar street walker Woman cop says offender like guy next door sixyear veteran of the Metro politan Toronto Police force was assigned to walk The Track threeblock area in downtown Toronto which serves as pickup centre for prostitutes and district of continual sexual harassment for local female residents During the stint about 1500 men cruising the area ap proached Mrs Leaver and 300 95¢ for each additional subject in same Offer is limited to full package orders only Offer good on portraits taken gt The urge to say that Gerry Allaby digs archaeology is almost irrestible to anyone delivering an introduction to the work of this Georgian College teacher Avoiding that obvious pun well say instead that Gerry Allaby was working in the dark for most of his summer in Egypt not deep in hole or the innermost chambers of tomb but in darkroom darkroom incidentally that vaguely resembled the kitchen in which their food was prepared not compliment to either Gerry an art history teacher and his wife Trudy an ar tist were part of an international archeological dig this past summer to explore the temple to Gempoaten built by Pharoah Akhenaten who reigned from 1375 to 1358 BC Gerry was the official team photographer In slide show at Georgian College on Wednesday Gerry chronicled the three month stay in Egypt revealing the beauty and mystery of this ancient land along with the challenging conditions under which they worked and the lighter side of 12 weeks on the desert JOE CLARK The project was sponsored by the Smithsonian Institute in conjunction with the Canadian Killam Foundation the University of Toronto and several smaller organizations The crew included over 40 specialists and volunteers from Canada the US and Europe working in Egypt from May 14 to early August Bone specialists artists people to piece together the bits of pottery people to do the actual digging computer scientists experts in history and anthropology and host of others made up the interdisciplinary team It was the job of Gerry Allaby to photograph the people and events of the dig for visual record As well he had to photograh the hundreds of articles found on the site develop and print the film in primitive darkroom and keep careful file of all negs and prints The shots ranged from sunsets on the Nile to the hyroglyphs of 5000yearold tombs to worker taking break for shot of Kaopectate Its back to Egypt for the Allabys next summer for more experiences and hopefully the discovery of the north wall when EK 79 East Karnak 79i becomes EK 80 Our setup was such that didnt want to be mistaken fora prostitute she said Thursday was dressed as neat and clean as possible and wore very little makeup When the plan was formu lated the police officers estab lished three conditions for ar rest that they were sure would stand up in court Mrs Leaver had to be both ered at least three times and request for sex and an offer of money had to be included It was unbelievable she said When first began there would be cars bumperto bumper with lone male occu pants And when said no to one the rest would be right there waiting And there were some who persisted as many as 19times She was amazed at the men who tried to pick her up They were not sex maniacs or per verts but ordinary husbands your nextdoor neighbor of them were arrested and charged wih soliciting But by the end of the assignment the support she won from the com munity more than made up for her anger at what put her on those streets When she was first assigned Mrs Leaver had no idea the roblem on the Track was so ad But since the recent purge of the Yonge Street strip the area was invaded by men cruis ing in cars day and night try ing to pick up women they be lieved were prostitutes Not even working women rc turning home from the corner store with jug of milk were leftalone In her casuai outfit purse slung over one shoulder Mrs Leaver looked like any other woman in her late 20s out fora stroll except that when the purse changed shoulders that was the signal for her twoman backup team to move in and arrest SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT 20 off every Tues Wed SPECIALIZING IN SHORT HAIRCUTS PERMSECHILDRENS curs 55 ARJAS HAIR CAR if Colleen Ave Please call 7267297 GouldHayward Collier Street United Church was the setting for the August wedding of Rita Marie Marcoux daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Ralph Hayward of Barrie to Greg Earl Gould son of Mrs June Baskie of Barrie Following honeymoon to the United States the couple is residing at 25 Mowat Cres Barrie Photo by Favero SimpsonSanderson Central United Church was the setting for the September wedding of Myrna Joy Sanderson of Shanty Bay daughter of Mr and Mrs Keith Sanderson and Brian Ross Simpson son of Mr and Mrs Charles Simpson of RR Shanty Bay Following honeymoon in Northern Ontario the couple is residing in Barrie Photo by Favero LatourCoursey St Marys Church Barrie was the setting for the July wedding of Carol Coursey daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Coursey of Barrie and David Latour Jr son of Mr and Mrs David Latour of Barrie Following honeymoon at Disneyworld the couple is residing at l4o Yonge St Barrie Photo by Sooter Studios Get on the Road to Fitness THESE ARE THE RESULTS YOU CAN EXPECT IN UST 20 SHORT VISITS LOSE I0 25 LBS OI our MEN WOM can tttt DU Vim WAIST wlv Trim lo to Ian to wu Ioultol DEVI lou to Nd Tm loo no MEWS IM IODV WHO ton ID to 5o OPEN DAYS WEEK FOR THIN In Shop and 25 LBS WOMEN SNOUINI All and Contour IUSTUNI GAIN IO MEN wolm 00m cm Com lo LIES Add ECED 00m IOIIAIII Com noon on cams awn °° la soov wuom 091 mm It to on to as YOU ARE TREATED INDIVIDUALLY AND ARE NOT REQUIRED TO COMPETE OR KEEP UP TO ANYONE Ann Landers Showoff wedding Dear Ann Landers Please print this important message to animalowners was on my way to work this morning and saw your dog limping on the sidewalk her tongue dragging on the cement in the Bildegree heat The poor hounds ribs were sticking out through her shabby coat stopped at deli and got her some water and roll She looked at me with sad eyes What beautiful German shepherd she once must have been looked on her choker and there was NO TAG For one dollar and biscuit box you can get tag engraved with your name and number to ensure your dogs safety in case it gets loose put her in my car and took her to the ASPCA They said they would hold her for 48 hours and if no one came to claim her she would have to be destroyed We have too many dogs here already and cant handle any more was the way he put it As left those beautiful eyes followed me felt like criminal but have dog already and couldnt possibly take on another one Please Ann ask your readers not to let this happen to their pet Ask them Isnt he or she worth dollar Im signing this Sad In NY Dear Sad know many people who have two dogs You sound so sympathetic and caring it baffles me that you left those beautiful eyes behind to die Please explain Im signing this Bewildered In hicago Dear Ann Landers As loyal fan and faithful reader of your column was deeply disappointed when you agreed with the statementflNobodylknows why girls want showoff weddings It works theri mothers to death It runs their father into debt and adds to their burdens It makes the bride haggard with anxiety so that invariably she looks homelier thanshe does at any other time Dear Inq showoff wedding is an affair on which people spend more money than they can afford to impress people they dont care about in an effort to tran storm religious ceremony into tasteless ostentatious extravaganza When its over all they have are sore feet hangover nervewracking stack of bills and lot of criticism from catty guests Dear Ann Now that you have defined pathological liar will you please go one step further and tell us what to do with one woman in our social circle definitely fits into that cate gory No one knows whether to tell her to come off it when she starts to tell one of her loony stories or pretend to believe all the junk Her madeup yarns are bizarre Example Prince Charles chased her last summer on the French Riviera Its downright embarrassing to listen to such rot The woman isnt vicious but we hate for her to think we are dumb enough to be taken in by her fantasies Please advise We shall do as you say Enough is Enough In Yonkers Dear Yonk Be compassionate Remember this pathetic woman actually believes she is speaking the truth pathological liar cannot distingmshed between fact and fantasy The good Lord gave you two ears for rust such occaxon Whatever she says should go in one ear and out the other if Erma Bombeck Coping with retiree is Its myth that everyone in this country looks forward to retirement There are few esccptions mm of them wives of the retirees overheard several of them last week lunch discussing the problem You wanta have your ears pierced agir asked small woman with white hair dont think so Margaret said her elderly companion not unless you do We could look at wallpaper samples Im going home said the woman at the head of the table Get hold of yourself Faye sard Margaret lts only three oclock Frank will still be alphabet ing the spices He did that yesterday Today he was gomg clear he exhaust fans and take the lime out of the tea ke Well Im not going home yet sad Ma Every time George looks at me be war to ea in scraping eggs off the breakfast plates and he asks me wr for lunch Since he retired feel like In hmtzng Hungarian wedding At least George is little iievolc xild Faye Frank eats breakfast with Rona lunch in lr Lives tea with Dinah dinner with Lilo let him sleep through his sna oer He told me he thought he was getting face told him they ere stretch marks from creating Whats Mac dorng today lois Lets see its Thursday This is his day to ill up the salt and pepper shakers rearrange the mg vi so it doesnt dent the carpet III the same spot vacuum the track or the sliding doors and write notes to me to clean the oven wash down the porch and um the mattress It sure was nice when we had the house to ourselves said Faye wistfully dread going home Its always something Frank met me at the door the last time nearly hysterical and said You have exactly three hours to do something with this yeast before the date OI it expires All three sat there without saying anything Then Lois said Theres broken traffic light at Fifth and Main Lets go said Margaret people and places amping The Barrie Htxmierang tamr ping Club meets Monday 0c tober 15 pm at the Sunnidale Community Centre Refreshments will be served Painswick The Painswick Horticultural Society meets Thursday 0c tober 18 730 pm at the War nica School resource centre Painswick The topic will be home landscaping and bulbs in the landscaping presented by panel from the Civic Garden Centre There will be draw for prizes and refreshments will be served Bring friend Amateur radio The Georgian College Amateur Radio Club will hold its regular monthly meeting in ilie cafeteria of the college at 730 pm Monday October 15 technical film will be shown and ref reshrnents served October Amas The annual Royal Victoria Hospital Auxiliarys hristmas in October starts at 930 am Wednesday October 31 in the main lobby of the hospital Featured will be gifts for Christmas craft and goumiet bake sale and holiday foods to freeze All proceeds will be used to purchase hospital equipment Fowl supper fowl supper sponsored by the Collier Street United Church will be held in two sit tings 530 and pm on Wednesday October 24 For tickets call 7287016 or 7288965 Agent and Installer of 772271212 agar Decorator Shades CUSTOM MADE IIIIAPEBIES YOU ARE AN lNDtVIDUAL cm Mon 10 00a to 530 in Tuesday 930 am to 530 pm and THE AT YOU AS SUCH and Wednesday 17m 30 to 800 house from an OUISlandlng selection of excellent quality materials and move portraits taken now for Xmas Gift Giving news or Wades 95 5099 P550 SW59 898 small enquiries Tracking and installation as requued Our IS years 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