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Shoppers will find this years available at prices not much backtoschool Rhonda DAmour to models fall clothes Chosen for her by Judy Welsh manager at the Very Very Terry Jerry Boutique at Georgian Mall Barrie Here she sports creamcolored sweater over new version of the cowlnecked pullover in wine and black stripes Black pants in cotton polyester are cut straight and have front pleats Examiner Photos by Peter Hsu Disability Income Annuities on an Individual or Group basis Rayner McCullough Chartered Life Underwriter Phone 72b6515 110 Dunlop St Suite 301 an IMPERIAL LIFE covers YOIJI for life CORBETT MONTGOMERY Er ASSOCIATES BARRISTERS SOLICITORS Carry on General Practice of Law in BARRIE ANGUS BRADFORD BEETON NEWMARKET KESWICK STOUFFVILLE AURORA BARRlE OFFICE JOHN HERLIHV LLB MICHAEL SHOEMAKtR BComm MBA LLB THE DOWNTOWN CENTRE IIO oumor 51 sum 32 73701 111171 urn BRISTOW TRAVEL 9i Ba leld St Barrie 7370340 370341 770348 the examiner Saturday August gt111 979 cloth different from last year Barrie Pension Plans Litelnsurance store managers report but leather price increases mean shoes will cost more Cooler weather this week sparked early sales of fall clothing and shoes before local stores were completely stocked for the coming season Trends in clothes and shoes indicate more chic and tailored look is coming back to replace the large and billowy silouettes of past seasons Lines are narrower closer to the body Straightcut skirts have slits at front and back or the sides while narrow tightfitting pants have front tucks Blazers strong sellers for several seasons now are back again well cut dewn and shaped often in tweeds Students as well as young career women are choosing to wear more dresses store managers have found Almost everybody wants dressier look Skirted suits are also selling well for use in coordinating many looks with few key pieces Colors This seasons clothes are either in natural tones or in stronger shades such as royal blue jade green plum and burgundy Fabrics are often polyester acrylic or blends with wool or cotton Corduroy in wide or nar row wale is back again Shoes are better quality but higher priced in tailored styles as well and often with western inf luence Antiqued browns biscuit and rust colors are the new favorites Dresses are worn more often by students these days for both school and disco dates Rhondas dress for school is IOO per cent jade green polyester in wrap style that sells for $38 at Very Very Terry Jerry The shoes she bought earlier this summer at Bonita Beautiful Shoes are calf leather mules The dress is tied with belt Innisfree Valley College inspected private high school offering individualized teaching ful academic program country setting Grade serrzestered redit horsemanship course variea fut supervised extracurricular activities High School On Farm Stroud Ont 4361729 Heaing back toschool style The blazer is back again especially in tweeds but this time paired with nor rower skirts and dressier boots Rhondas color scheme is light brown blend for the blazer chocolate brown for the corduroy skirt and beige for the polyester blouse Ron Craig manager at Bonita Beautiful Shoes at Georgian Mall in Barrie chose biscuitcolored antiqued call leather boots to suit her color scheme Retail $88 for boats $55 for the blazer Corduroy long favorite fabric for fall backtoschool clothes is popular this year for narrow pants The pants are burgundy and topped with col lared Vnecked pullover in cream accented with wine stripes Handsewn loafers have inch stacked leather heels and sell for $55 Barriecity police force is offering free engraving serlt vice for valuables owned by local residents Earl Snider police chief reports that if valuable items are stolen engraved social Free engraving service insurance or drivers licence numbers help police officers make posmve identification of property Under the name Operation Identification the engraving service is student crime prevention program spon sored by the department of the solicitor general To receive this free ser vice call John Fisher at the Barrie city police station at 7285588 to make an appoint ment people and places CNE Tours Barrie Horticultural Society will sponsor to the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto on Aug 31 and Sept The Aug 31 tour on Agricultural Day at the CNE will include entrance to the Vera Lynn show Cost is $15 for bus transportation admission and ticket The Sept tour will see the Johnny Cash show for total cost of $15 For both tours the bus leaves the Wellington Hotel in Barrie at pm To reserve call Florence mckhart between 10 am and pm at 7283873 Margaret Laurence at 7266798 or May Maxwell at 7288248 Entering priesthood reception will be held Sun day in Orillia in honor of Jim Burnie founder of John Bosco Homes for Boys in Orillia and HIT THE WHEELS Tues Wed Thurs Sun Evenings 730 IO pin fri Set Evening Double Sessions First Session 700 930 Second Session 1000 midnight I6 yum of ago over 5m Sun Matinee I30 pm llO BELL FARM RD BARRIE 7372266 Closed Mon Barrie Burnie plans to enter priesthood Friends are invited to the reception from to pm on Sunday at Guardian Angels Parish Hall Orillia Reunion picnic Barrie Boomerangs Camping Club will hold picnic for members and former members on Aug 26 at Springwater Park near Midhurst The group will meet in Picnic Areas and at pm Bring your own picnic lunch Lunch begins at pm For more information call 7268107 or 7231474 75th Anniversary Rotary lnternationals 75th anniversary will be celebrated Sept 20 to 22 during Rotary District 701 conference in Bracebridge at Clevelands and Elgin Houses Rotarians from Barrie and as far north as Kapuskasing will be guests of the host club Bracebridge Rotary Club Open house house will be held at the She Shrine Hall 142 John St Barrie on Sept 16 from to pm for the 60th wedding an niversary of Mabel and John Bemrose No gifts please Come celebrate and reminisce on our 60 years of wedded bliss says Mrs Bemrose Ann Landers Older parents unselfish Dear Ann Lenders had to smile when read Newport Victims letter She was Its yearold girl who adVised parents not to have children after 40 My parents were in their 405 when was born Many times told my mother in anger The least you could have done was have another child to keep me company Now that Im mother realize how unselfish my parents were When cant chaperone school trips for my older children because of the little one at home recall how my mother was always the first to sign When am burdened with mothering and pray for the ay when my baby is gown realize that when my parents friends were just beginning to enjoy life they were starting over again with diapers 200 am feedings measles and whooping cough But they never complained Instead they said kept them young Im sure Newport Victim will come to the same realiza tion when the difficult teen years are over do regret however that my father didnt live to see me married but Im so grateful to have known and loved two such special people Sweet Sue Dear Sue How sweet received hundreds of letters from children who were born late in their parents lives but yours was the best Dear Ann Landers We have 21yearold son who feels he can go out at 1000 or 1100 at night and come in whenever he feels like it because he is of age He works fulltime and pays $15 room and board Doesnt lift finger to help at home Rotten disposition in considerate and fullblown disgrace How do we get him out of our home Ann He says he is looking for an apartment but this is stall Thank you for any assistance you can give us Lemon Raiser Dear Raiser What youve been needing for many years is family counselling Lemons dont just sprout overnight Astor the immediate problem the boy is of legal age You are no longer responsible for him If you dont want him in the house the law is on your side II am not recommending that you call the police and have him evicted but it could be done If you should decide to take such drastic measures suggest you consult lawyer Dear Ann Landers friend of mine was sick and tired of her brotherinlaw who came with his wife and two children and stayed and stayed and stayed They never brought loaf of bread or bottle of milk let alone steak or chop No amount of hinting could budge the freeloaders After two weeks of it my friend put baby alligator in their bathtub They were terrified and asked where it came from They were told He must have come up through the plumbing The next day the reeloaders were gone lithink its neat way to get rid of guests who overstay their welcome Will you pass the word in your column It could be very valuable public service Still Laughing Our Heads Off In Colorado DearStill Laughing simpler approach would be to tell the ViSitors in advanCe that week is the limit and make no bones about it If people would just be frank and forthright there would be lot less misunderstanding and hurt feellt ings Consumers Advocate Label states if frozen By JOY WOOLANI How do know if lm paying for fresh meat or paying for meat that has been frozen and thawed before it has been put on the counter By law any meat fish and poultry that has been frozen and thawed before offered for sale must have label on it in dicating that it has been Previously Frozen or that it has been Made From Fresh and Frozen Portions It is impor tant that consumers note this information because such pro ducts should not be put in the home freezer before cooking them first What should look for when buying beef in bulk have some friends who bought hind quarter last year and they felt they had been cheated on the weight Once again by law any store selling meat in bulk must state if the meat is graded or not and if it is graded such grade must be identified Also the store has to tell you if the price per pound of the delivered meat is greater than the price advertized If you buy hind quarter at the hanging weight this means the weight before the carcass is cut bon ed and trimmed By the time such carcass is boned and trimmed you will lose about 25 per cent of the weight you paid for Buying meat in bulk can be economical if the con sumer realizes exactly for what she is paying Generally speaking it is more economical to buy Specials at the supermarket If you feel that you have been cheated on weight seek advice from your nearest federal department of Agriculture How long can keep meat in freezer Provided that the temperature is degrees or lower in the freezer the following table shows the maximum time periods for storage Beef steaks and roasts 1012 months Pork and veal roasts 68 months Pork chops 31 months Ground meats 23 months Pork cured and smoked 12 months Sausages and wieners 23 weeks Consumers are recommended to follow thse time limits although health hazard will not occur if such meats are kept little longer but the flavour will definitely begin to deteriorate and it is always better to be safe than sorry Pollys Pointers Lacquer for brass plates DEAR POLLY would like to know an easy way to clean hanging brass plates BSC DEAF BSC Remove the plates from the wall where they are hanging and clean with good commercial brass polish according to directions on the can So as to retard tarnish for quite time suggest lacquering them It Is easier to have them done professionally but If that Is not possible you might follow this procedure Wash in hot suds rinse In clear hot water and dry well Handle on little as possible to prevent finger marks Apply denatured alcohol to entire surface and let dry Remember that alcohol to poisonous Spray with transparent lacquer and let dry When the lacquer finally starts to wear off remove the remainder with the alcohol and reIncquer POLLY DEAR POLLY Just as one of the readers did we purchased an old Bible at an auction and it too had musty odor put ours in plastic bag with some whole cloves sealed the bag and left it until the odor had disappeared DELORES DEAR POLLY have been helped by so many of the Pointers that feel it is time to share one of my own During the hot summer days it Ls hard to pull on sandals if one is not wearing stockings find that rubbing small amount of talcum powder on the top and bottom of each foot makes sandals all on very easily ELAINE DEAR POLLY en glamtoppered bottles such an decanters are not being used It to well to coat the stopper with glycerlne before putting the bottle away This will prevent the stopper from etting l0 tightly stuck that getting It out becomes pro lam bread or cookies brown before they are thoroughly cooked place pan of warm water on the oven rack above what being cooked BARBARA