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Santa reaches into the drum to draw the winning tickets for the Letitia Heights Shopping Spree draw Looking on right is Dave McClean presi dent of the Letitia Heights Community Association Karen McFadden in training for minute shopping spree Karen McFadden of Chaucher Crescent has from now until Christmas to plan her strategy and get in shape for three minute free shopping spree at Miracle Food Mart valued at approximately $1000 depending on how quickly va Do It Yourself SPECIALS Well Paint AVONo FORONLY IIth Room Diniig Room Ild Hall CALL Now 7269002 For Free Estimate 25 OFF All Wall Coverings BARRIE Painting Decorating $195$ Entrrlra China Svhnp CDHIEI 5V and wisely she uses her 180 seconds Ms McFadden resident of Letitia Heights was the winner of the first prize in the Letitia Heights Community Associa tion Shopping Spree held at pm Thursday in front of Miracle Mart in the Bayfield Mall Santa and his helper dipped CONTINUE YOUR COLLECTION OF CHRISTMAS PLATES I979 BUCKINGHAM English Qihinu 8c Sifts unit oNulio 773721 into the drum to draw the three winning numbers witnessed by members of the executive of the Letitia Heights Community Association Second prize of $50 in food vouchers was won by Dave Ed wards of Kipling Place in Letitia Heights Third prize of $25 in food vouchers was won by Bruce Newton of Cedar Cres cent in Painswick The Shopping Spree is the first even of its kind organized by the Letitia Heights Com munity Association and is open to all residents of Barrie and area All proceeds go towards community projects Largest Stock between here and Arctic No Shanty Bay Reasonably priced for Christmas By Appointment Only ESKIMO CRAFTS INC It was jackpot night for Liz Hillifer at the Christmas party of the Multiple Sclerosis Socie ty Thursday night as she won the draw for both the Christmas centrepiece and crocheted afghan Having won already she tum Toastmasters elect new executive At installation ceremonies held December 11 at Howard Johnsons Restaurant District Governor Wilf McMechan in stalled the foilowing officers to the executive of the Barrie Toastmasters Club Secretarytreasurer Scott administrative Mike vice president Keith Bowen educa tional vicepresident Pat Brandt president Mike Clothier pastpresident Ralph Quinn The new executive has pro mised special and exciting year with pledges to increase membership and increase the number of entries in speaking contests Anyone interested in attending meeting of the Toastmasters Club as guest or potential new member should contact Pat Brandt at 7287154 l7OS7284l05 YOULL POP YOUR CORK OVER THE GRANIZ FOR THE 7NIGHT NEW YEAR PECIAL What way in start off the New Year and what good price youre getting Thats because one DlICL lllClUIlES everything Airfare hotel SilellCIllUS meals day Theres also special show on New Years Eve With an open bar complimentary champagne from midnight to 01 dancing favours and entertainment into the wee hours of the morning featuring the Carleton Show Band from the Pig Whistle Show Complimentary eggnog and punch on New iears Day The price also includesyourGrand Bahama Passport Western Hemisphere WICC shown is per person Double occuoancy SUDJCCL to Dyalldblllh at time at booking is STANDARD r1 £3395 ACCOMMODATION 4550i SURE which entitles you to do so many things Use it for complimentary green fees on the Q7hole champion ship oceansrde golf course and tennis lessons and host of water actiVities in the ocean Or in the largest saltwater pool in the complimentary tennis PartiCipate in the sports tournaments and enjoy different entertainment every night Limbo night Ciao Racrng night Guest Talent night During the day take ULHSC on the Paddlcwhcel boat Or the Chinese Junk Start your New Year off right at the Grand Bahama Hotel where every thing you love to do is here to love Babysitting services available INCLUDES FUEL SURCHARGE ADVENTURE TOURS YOUVENEVER mo so soon ed down the atgnan which was won in turn by Georgina Mit chell second afghan was won by Hilde Ayerst Both had been crocheted by Molly Michaelis patient services coordinator of the MS Society The party ws held at St Georges church hall where about 50 members and guests larger tumout than last year ere served dinner by the women of St Georges Guest speaker for the dinner was Anne Graham registered nurse from the Ontario division of the MS Society in Toronto She spoke on the develop ments in research in the fight to find the cause and cureof ths crippling disease of adults This yar alone $1 million raised by the MS Society will be spent on research Her message was neither op timistic or pessimistic since researchers are always on the brink of breakthrough The current thrust of research is in virology Experts believe that some latent virus comparable to measles may be the cause of MS According to Ms Graham however the cure will probably be discovered before the cause Display at library catches eyes Iris Appleyard of Barrie is one of the library visitors who has so far taken in the beautiful display of hooking by the Barrie Hooking Guild and the Huronia Branch of the Ontario Hooking Guild The 39 pieces on display include rugs wall hangings framed scenes and florals The display will remainin the library through December Examiner Photo ln Christmas spirit Minesing WI help shutins The Christmas meeting of the Minesing Womens Institute was held at the home of Mrs Roy Adams with president Mrs Harry Foyston con ducting The president reported that the 75th anniversary tree had been planted at the roundabout west of the pot office The shutin boxes will be packed at the home of MRCS Allan Johnston on Tuesday December 18 starting at 730 pm the roll call small gift for the shutin boxes was answered by 17 members pre sent Also along the Christmas theme Mrs Archie Smith reported on her purchases for the Mental Health Christms gifts and the entire group join ed in the program of Christmassy signing and readings Mrs Gilbert Haight and Mrs Archie Smith were in charge of the program The Secret Pals exchanged Christmas gifts and Christmas lunch was served by Mrs Iack Downey and Mrs Fred Pearson Coming up in February Mrs Wm Van Der Wielen will at tend the short course Food For All Seasons in Barrie Golden Star Crystal elect new officers Golden Star 551 and Crystal Chapter No 50 held their Christmas tea and bazaar on Thursday November 29 with Shirley Knight and Jena Bishop welcoming at the door Tables were decorate with Christmas items fancy work and baked goods draw was made with the following people taking home prizes first prize of an afghan went to Hila Henderson of Baxter second Ivy third prize of $10 to Terry Crawford of Brampton and fourth prize of $5 to Sharon Kiernan of Barrie Election and installation of officers was also feature of the day Elected to office were Worthy Mistress Carter Deputy Mistress Bishop Junior Deputy Henry Secretary Miller Secretary Darus Treasurer McCann rize of $15 to Dorothy Reid of Chaplain DA Johnston Guar CANDLES CAROLS BRASS Bring your family and enjoy can dlelight evening of Christmas music and caroling SUNDAY DECEMBER lb PM BURTON AVENUE UNITED CHURCH 37 Burton Ave Barrie ROYAL DOWNS Golf Country Club Gala NEW YEARS EVE PARTY pm Bar Opens cash bar pm Hot Cold Buffet Hip of Beef etc pm Dancing champagne at midnight Get your group together NOW to welcome in the 80 Phone ROYAL DOWNS at 4240241 For Reservations Tickets 7th LINE OF ESSA MILE SOUTH OF HWY 90 MILES WEST OF BARRIE dian Furzecatt IC Trudy Cochrane first lecturer Mc Cann second lecturer Gladys Clark The committee consists of in order of position Rent ner Derose Bell and Howit Pianil is Freida Henry Inner Guard Gallagher Outer Guard Lambert Im mediate past Lindell and auditors McKenzie Harbridge and Lindell Following the installation and turkey dinner Worthy Mistress Sis Carter delivered seasons greetings to all pre sent SnoVoy ageurs The SnoVoyageurs Club of Barrie is holding its December meeting at pm on Tuesday December 18 at the clubhouse on SnoValley Road The general public is invited to at tend For more information call 7265377 or 4i6s7 the examiner Saturday Doc 15 1979 Th rees company in this house have written Ann Landers This 15 the ninth time thl selfme letter to you Finally am mailing it Each time chan ed the names of thepeople involved This time Elfilfclall mygwife Nora and her niece Will be Susan Nora and have been married three years She IS 29l am 33 This is the second time around for both So what the prNtziiiimhas 19yearold niece Susan has had two years of college and is very intelligent She Isalso real eyeful and as we used to say in high school bu1lt like Canadian out hollfql girl stayed with us several weekends last year and eel that she was coming on to me strong Nora fifdlgtheh it off as crazy crush on an older man About three weeks ago Susan and Iwere alone in the house while Nora was across town vtSItIng her Sister susan charms proved too much for me and we have been gomg at it like couple of crazies everychance we get am nervous wreck worrying about getting caught Yesterday Nora told me Susan wants to qUIt college slay with us and go to beauty school She Nora said think the girl should finish college but she has right to livelier own life told her anything she deCIdes to do is okay w1th minn do NOT want Susan living in our home It will surely lead to trouble How doI block this pass without con fessing everything In One Moll Of Hess Dear Mell Keep quiet and remember the Ann Landers Motto If it aint broke dont fix it Tell your wife in no uncertain terms that you do not want Susan share your home because it will interfere with the privacv husband and wife should enjoy during the early years of their married life Next stop fooling around with ihis girl or you will surely wind up in serious trouble Dear Ann Landers am enclosing clip from the Stockton News Record It made me so mad couldnt see straight Will you please print it The judge in rape case cautioned an alleged Victim Tuesday to answer questions directly and not to make rambling comments before the jury The judge who presided in Superior Court after sending the juryfrom the courtroom told the woman when she interrupted him Will you shut up for minute If you cant play by the rules Ill dump the case Sign me Outraged Dear Outraged That makes two of us The courts must stop treating rape victims as if they were defendants The implication that they are guilty of something IS reprehen sible Im with you all the way Dear Ann Landers was married for short time Now three years after the divorce am planning to be married again to wonderful understanding man Would it be proper to wear the same wedding dress It IS very pretty ivory color and still in style With the price of clothes so high it would be quite savmg We want to have small wedding and my fiance told me it wuld be okay with him Im undecided and need you thinking Pennsylvania Woman Dear PM If were you Id put away the ivory number and wear something else for luck Consumers Advocate Born again country store By JOY WOOLANI Is there food cooperative in Barrie No but expect there to be one before the end of 1980 There is food cooperative in Orillia and many in Toronto Food cooperatives are nonprofit making businesses which are owned by their members These people donate time expertise and membership dues usually very low in order to buy food at wholesale prices By cutting out the middleman members of food cooperatives may save up to 20 on their food purchases Because of the rapid growth of food cooperatives the On tario Federation of Food Coops was formed in 1976 Its sevenperson volunteer board shops in volume for food co ops throughout the province For information about existing food coops and for guidance about starting one you can write to the Cooperative Union of Canada Sparks Street Ottawa MAY BE SMALL Food coops may be as small as those run by half dozen families or as large as the Karma Coop in Toronto which has over 1000 members In all instances the public health regulations which cover supermarkets and other food outlets will most certainly apply to food cooperatives Sometimes legal obligations have not been thoroughly studied by newly formed food coops and their rise and fall has been quick Members of food cooperatives must be prepared to put in several hours of work on regular basis and they have to consider the wishes of the majority when ordering food items One of the great advantages of being food co operative member is that emphasis can be laid on ordering nutritious foods thereby educating families to eat properly No prosweetened cereals no synthetic fruit juices and no junkfoods would be available in superior food co operative It seems that coops encourage neighborliness and their members discover real sense of social involvement Perhaps the oldfashioned type of country store is being born again in food cooperative Are you dreaming of owning home Regular deposits to Royal Trust Registered Home Ownership Savings Plan can make that dream home tome true Come in and see us Paul Shortrecd Manager Royal Trust 320 Baylield Street Baylield Mall Barrie Ontario Telephone 17057288381 Royal Trust