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tne examine Friday August 24 1979 At Georgian College Barrie Two final workshops complete series on mental retardation The final two workshops of an introductory series on severe and profound mental retarda tion will be held at Georgian College Barrie campus on Sept 20and Oct 18 Entitled Myth Profoundly Retarded People are Un trainable the workshops will emphasize the practical ap plication of concepts in relation to specific problems The workshops have been designed for staff and volunteers who are working with severely and profoundly retarded people in nursing homes homes for special care hospitals and community ser vices The September workshop will feature planning care and training nutrition feeding and toileting programs It will be held at the Coleman Nursing Home Barrie from em to pm The second workshop will feature communications disorders and alternate modes it will be held at the Holiday Inn Barrie from 830 am to pm The registration fee of $20 Barrie residents at reception for each workshop includes cof fee and workshop materials Elizabeth Morrow The workshop faculty in cludes Carol Goosens speech pathologist Oxford Regional Gravenhurst and Kovacs program consultant lecturer and seminar leader speech pathologist Muskoka Centre Diane Pirhonen professional dieti Centle WOOdSIOCk Mary clan and Lipid research nutri tionist McMaster University Registration deadline is Sept For more information con tact Margaret Watson Lesley Gordon or Gail Payne in Orillia at 3252705 peOple and places Coin stamp exchange Starting today anyone with coins stamps or any kind of gold and silver can trade them for cash at the Action Coin and Stamp Exchange in the Chur chill Room at the Holiday Inn tion call 7286191 Six Barrie residents travellea to Guelph recently for Mary Jane Paddisons 100th birthday They were among more than 100 guests and relatives who at tended reception held for her Mr and Mrs George Bowles Muriel Peterman Cinda McKenzie and Leta Allsopp were driven from Barrie to Guelph and back by Frank Taylor All four women are former Paddisons and nieces of Mary Jane Paddison Mrs Paddison children still has five living 10 grandchildren 27 great grand children and seven great great grandchildren EMBARRASSED BY UNWANTED HAIR Remove permanently ifree Consultation with testing Day Even Appoints Member of AEAEAO Confidential Medically Approved lYDIA HRENCHUK Electrologist 737267 every day Alt CNE today dian National Exhibition in Toronto the Stayner Fall Fair WHISPERING PINES Variety of Concrete Lawn Garden Ornaments Everything from small frogs etc to big cement tables and chairs Also an assortment of small large fountains bird baths jockeys lions and many more Dorrie Open days week Example our beautiful Ballerina antique satin sateen lined drapes fora 12 ft wall sell for $14995 pair Departmentstores normally sell similar quality drapes for at least $200 $50 difference and we have hundreds of similar savings None of our drapes are seconds just the opposite They are top quality by the finest mills in Canada The only difference is youre getting lowmilloutlet prices instead of higher prices from higher overhead retail establishments But what the heck Your room wiU never know the difference Alberta Simpson of RR Shanty Bay is at the Cana today representing Simcoe County in the Ontario Dairy Princess competition Miss Simpson was chosen Simcoe County Dairy Princess last September at Hwy 93 mile before K0A Campground Craighurst i0 miles north of Action Coins will be in Barrie Vespra Flower Show until Monday night All items are of interest particularly rare single items and large collec tions Estimates are given free of charge For mors informa Vespra Horticultural Socie tys annual flower show will be held on Wednesday at Minesing Community Centre The public is invited to view the show from 230 to 930 pm and also take part in the even ing program Door prizes will be presented Oro Flower show Oro Township Horticultural Society holds its late summer flower show on Wednesday at Guthrie Community Hall Entries should be placed on Tuesday between and 10 pm Judges will be Doris Scott and Evelyn Moreau The show opens on Wednes day at pm and features floral arranging demonstration in the afternoon and evening Tea will be served during the afternoon Open house Open house will be held at the Sheba 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 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 andticket 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 Lockhart between 10 am and pm at 7283873 Margaret Laurence at 7206798 or May Maxwell at 7288248 Reunion picnic Barrie Boomerangs Camping lub 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 7281474 FABRIC and DRAPERY LL OUTLET Bayfleld St North7264556 Just North of Georgian Mall Open daily 9i300m pm Wed Thurs Fri Niles tlll 930pm mm or uniongins rm nth Ontarlos Largest Stockhouse of readymade drapes and spreads AT THE IOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE wedding album West Oro Baptist Church in Edgar was decorated with yellow gladiola and blue iris for the recent wedding of Brenda Irene Simpson and Elgin Clyde Hyatt The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Simpson of RR Shanty Bay and the groom is the son of Mr and as Collier Street United Church was decorated with babys breath mums and gladiola for the July 21 wedding of Janette Patricia Hanwell and Roger Arrangements of summer flowers decorated the alter of Faith Missionary Church on New in Town Youll find friend where you see this sign Jfl latAH ll ullil For more information call 7286748 Picinefl gun HyattSimpson Mrs William Hyatt of RR Norval Pastor Gordon Bonney of ficiated at the service The soloist Heather Rutledge of Clinton sister of the groom was accompanied by the organist Alberta Simpson sister of the bride WebbHanwell AllanWebb The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Garry Grant Hanwell of Barrie and the groom is the son of Mr and RodgersBain Saturday afternoon for the wed ding Meldrin Wayne Rodgers of Hazel Marie Bain and The bride wore gown of nylon voile over satin brocade with high Victorian collar and lace yolk back and front Her headdress of seed peals lace and roses held lacetrimmed finger tip veil She carried bouquet of yellow sweetheart roses yellowthroat orchid and bluetinted babys breath Matron of honor Myrna Jones of Vasey sister of the bnde led bridesmaids Elaine Simpson of Shanty Bay the brides sister inlaw Jean Griffin of Oro Sta tion and Mary Lynn Guthrie of Whitby the grooms sister Kim Jones of Vasey the brides niece was flower girl Jim McKay of Georgetown was best man and the ushers were Stan Hyatt of Fox borough the grooms brother Glenn Simpson of Shanty Bay the brides brother and Bill Alexander of Norval Outoftown guests attended from Texas Toronto Hamilton Clinton Oakville Georgetown Acton Whitby Guelph Arthur Port Carling Stayner and Orillia Following reception at Hoseshoe Valley Resort the couple travelled to western Canada for their honeymoon They now live in Milton Mrs Jack Kennedy of Barrie Rev William Fritz officiated at the ceremony The bride wore her mothers wedding gown of antique ivory satin trimmed with lace and peals with pearl tiara which held an antique lace train She carried bouquet of red roses and babys breath Matron of honor Karen Susanne Jupp of Stroud the brides sister led bridesmaids Debra Grace English of Palgrave 0nt Margaret Hanwell of Mono Mills and Tiana ParkerNance of Barrie The flower girl was Jennifer English of Palgrave Ont while the ring bearer was David Hanwell of Mono Mills Best man was Brad Hickling of Barrie and the ushers were James Webb of Toronto James Hanwell of Mono Mills and Stephen Hitch of Barrie Mr and Mrs Roger Webb were chauffeured from the church in 1916 Cadillac limousine to the reception at Sunnidale Community Centre Outoftown gussts attended from Florida Alberta Guelph Mississauga Toronto and Bay Ridges Following their honeymoon trip to northern Ontario the couple moved into their new home in Barrie The bride is the daughter of Peal Bain of Ardagh Road and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Meldrin Rodgers Sr of Holly Rev Wayne Domm officiated and Sharon Paris was the organist Matron of honor Sharon Tom pkins led bridesmaids Helen Bain ad Marnie Haskill Best man Rob Sutton and the ushei were John Rodgers and Steve toulson The bride escorted down the aisle ry her brother Larry Bain vore long satin gown featuring lace bodice and shoulder length veil She can ried bouquet of pink roses and babys breath Following the ceremony the couple lit centre candle from two outside candles in candelabra to symbolize the union of their separate lives in to one reception was held at the home of the brides mother Guests were present from Hamilton St Catharines Bradford Toronto Holly Phelpston and Everett as well as the immediate area Mr and Mrs Rodgers will make their home on Ar dagh Road PinderBobbetfe Mr and Mrs Gordon Finder of Barrie announce the engagement of their daughter Pamela Jean to John Douglas Bobbette son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Bobbette also of Barrie The wedding is to take place on Sept at Collier Street United Church Barrie Favero Photo Ann Landers Trouble with 1V dadd ysgirl Dear Ann Landers while back you made reference to mammas boy and warned your readers that they make rotten husbands Another reader asked you to describe mamas boy and you did Now will you please be fair and describe daddys girl They make equally rotten wives Thanks bunch Married One Dear One Since you married one you could probably give better description than but heres mine daddys girl is female who is hung up on her father She puts his wishes before those of her fiance or husband She also is in constant touch with Dad asking his opinion on all matters Daddys girl might not realize it but she is constantly sending out the message that Daddy is the No man in her life Dear Ann Landers have seen many letters in your col umn from people who speak out in behalf of their chosen field Will you please devote some space to the nursing pro fession There are many misconceptions about nurses and their work would like to clarify few We are not around to seduce doctors gossip run er rands or answer telephones contrary to soap opera impres srons Nurses are not put on the night shift because they are weird or not competent enough to work regular shifts Usually it is matter of seniority Male nurses are not necessarily gay or stupid We are not extremely well paid Weekends are con sidered regular work days and holidays and graveyard shifts pay only time and half Some jobs pay double or tri ple time It is not because we are lazy that we encourage patients to do as much for themselves as possible The more they can do the faster their strength will return and the sooner they can go home We dont get our jollies by doing invasive and embar rassing procedures They are necessary to properly care for patients We are not to blame when complications occur after surgery good example is incisional infections The next time you or someone you know is in the hospital notice how carefully the nurses change dressing The doctors on the other hand often mess around without mask or gloves This can and does cause problems We are not maids We will gladly clean up after patients who are really sick but we resent being asked to do chores for slovenly and lazy people We are not just doctors helpers We go to college from two to four years to learn our skills Nothing is more annoy ing than to answer question and then hear the patient say Thats nice but Ill ask the doctor so Ill know for sure realize that there are incompetent people in every pro fession Also the anxiety and tension produced by illness produces irritability yet great many people have lot to learn about nursing Please help us Glad Chase 1t Dear Glad And Im glad you wrote Youve dealt with several issues the public needs to be made aware of Thanks for writing WI US famous for products By ERMA BOMBECK In last months Saturday Review John Mariani wrote an intriguing article on American products The consensus was startling It seems we are noted throughout the world for only three products that we make better than anyone else washing machines toilet paper and jeans That is the most depressing thing have ever read It means jeans are as good as theyre ever going to get Ever since they appeared on the fashion scene nearly decade ago have had wish Just once Id like to wear pair of jeans with the shirt tucked INSIDE have never seen proportions so inconsistent When the leg fits the seat blouses When the seat fits the waistband gaps When the waistband fits the zipper wont meet When 31 of the above fits you have to have an 18inch hem in em Jeans are possibly the only secret weapon that the Russians refused to invent after it was produced In fact they cant even copy them and think know why Russians are too practical can just see garment industry in Odessa where the tables are laid with blue denim and the tailors are poised over it with chalk while on the wall for easy reference is the form of female She is built like parking meter He chalks and he cuts He pieces and he pins Finally in exasperation he throws down his chalk and re moves his glasses It cant be done he says Who can wear pants that have only three inches between the crotch and the waistband Who would buy something that stands up long after youve sat down Who can wear legs so small they should have message strapped to them tell you the Americans have beat us Its impossible few years ago my husbani and visited Russia and their infatutuation with jeans is not just propaganda Its true We heard stories of how Russians approached Americans and offered them valuable icons medals and even rubles for their jeans even heard where one visitor was thrown to the ground and the jeans pulled right off her body wasnt shocked It seemed like humane way to get out ofjeans to me Pollys Pointers Marshmallows revived DEAR POLLY wonder if anyone knows what to do with marshmallows that have gotten hard Also what can one do with unused stale coffee MARIE DEAR MARIE always put such marshmallows in wire strainer and hold over pan of boiling water am sure the readers will be sending us some ideas for using stale coffee POLLY DEAR POLLY The easiest and quickest way have found to control ants on the counter or sink is to blot them with piece of masking tape With little pressure the ants stick to the tape Ants and tape can be disposed together ALICE DEAR POLLY Mothers with little ones can help keep their fingers out of electric fans by making nylon net covers to fit over the fans Air gets through but not fingers NANCY DEAR POLLY In these days of rising food costs cutting down on food waste is essential would like to share some of my ideas for using leftovers keep large covered bowl in my refrigerator and several times week when we have mashed potatoes those left over are put in the bowl At the end of the week add eggs grated onion and salt and pepper to the potatoes whip them up in mixer and then make into small patties to fry Also bit of baking powder can be added and spoonfuls dropped into the deep ryer Corn is saved the same way and used for Sunday morning treat add milk gs flour baking wder and bit of salt and drop spoon ul at time into at fat The leftover corn becomes corn fritters Leftover hot dogs are mixed with cooked macaroni along with eggs and then tried in skillet with bit of margarine or cooking oil Stretching ones food dollar can become fun game RITA