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the examiner Thursday June 21 1979 Anten Mills celebrates l00th anniversary The community of Anten Mills celebrates its 100th births day this weekend with events at the community centre reports Mrs Murray Carson On Friday eyenmg there will be dances for teens and pre teens Saturday begins with parade at pm liixts will be awarded for entries Decorate yourself your pet bicycle wagon carriage or wheelbar row community bulletin says tldfashioned Olympic sports are next on Saturdays agenda Hpolhs and displays will be staged by Anten Mills organia tipiis centennial supper will be it iiiiiillllll served from to pm at the community centre Tickets $13 for adults and $150 for children 12 years old and under are available by calling 7281286 dance for adults begins at Si pm in Sunday an outdoor coin 77th annual Simcoe West District Womens Institute 77th annual meeting was held recently at Sunnidale oriiers community centre Zion Institute won poster contest held on the theme Precious lift The Child while Suniiiwotxl Institute on second pri 7e irlill lim ll tijli iiiiiiiiiii munity church service will be held in the park beginning at It am box lunch social will follow the service Winners of poster contest open to all Anten Mills residents will be announced meeting Patricia Reed home economist announced two courses one called The Ileart of It All and the other Pants Members of xbow School entertained Itistitute members with halfrhour of ukulele music Ethel Aitkins reported on the officers conference people plaoes Flea Market Saturday flea market and bake sale will be held at St Pauls Church Highway 11 and Con cession 12 in Innisfil Township June 23 from 11 am rain or shine Strawberries and ice cream will be served Open louse To help celebrate Interna tional Year of the Child the children and staff of Ark Eden Nursing Home at RR Stroud will hold an open house on Saturday from2to4pm cial 01d Rye WliiCSky Unique blending Patient aging Smooth taste lhats what makes it Special 01d lllllllllllllllllllmm mi lllltii in Ilii llillllli Till lllllllll ill Fiiiiiii ll The nursing home is located at Innisfil Township Line For more information call 4363872 Horse show All are invited to attend Tri County Draft Iubs meet at Oro Township fairgrounds Sun day from 11 am to pm Ad mission is free Antique show An antique show will be held at Barries Inwntown centre Friday and Saturday llti Dunlop St in Friday the show runs from 930 am to St pm and on Saturday 930 am to pm First meeting The first meeting of the newlyformed Midhurst om munity Club for men will be held in the community hall Midhurst on Monday beginning at8pm All interested menare urged to attend or call Ted Bax secretary at 73773333 Friday Night Fever Every Friday during July Alcona Community Centre will be the location for Friday Night Fever nondisco nonedance social evening sponsored by the youth group at IIiAWay Pentecostal Church Games films and music begin at pm for teens and young adults Admission is free The Centre is located at Innisfil Township Line near St Johns Road Lawn Sale Members of The Mello Blends womens barbershop chorus will hold lawn sale Friday and Saturday in Thorn ton on Highway 27 beside Flags Unlimited Household articles will be sold The sale begins at pm on Friday and runs from am to pm on Saturday Winners announced The Army Navy Air Force Clubs Unit 365 of Barrie an nounces winners of its June to raffle Agnes Vergin of Loretto nt won the barbecue while Construction of Barrie won the tea set and Ewan of Celebrating Seniors Week Members of the Junior Civitan Club of Barrie held special day for seniors on Tuesday at Spring water Park near Midhurst to mark Senior Citizens Week About 30 seniors attended from Grove Park Home Barrie Here Agnes Siklia who at tends daytime events at Grove Park Home slugs her way into first place during croquet game while Greg Brent watches Other games held dur ing the afternoon were horseshoes and dart throwing Examiner Photo graduates Ann Lgnders Reasonstor nail biting Dear Ann Landers Our fifthgrade daughter is wellad justed happy individual Her grades in school are fine and she gets along well with everyone The problem is this She chews her fingernails to the quick and eats the skin off her fingertip ptil they are pug sores These are not little nibblings tilingers andfiillbs look as if they had been put through meat grinder My husband and have tried everything to get her to stop punishment logic reward and scare tactics Nothing works Badtasting solutions wash off It seems the next step would be to ask her teacher to make her wear gloves during the day We are afraid the unhealed sores might lead to cancer or serious infection Ann if any of your experts have any solutions or sugges tions they would be graciously accepted Wits End Dear WE You are trying to treat the result instead of the problem Your childs nailand fingerchewing is symptom of anxiety frustration anger and heaven knows what else Perhaps your demands on her areutoqheavy you must find out what is producing such tension in your model child that she must seek an outlet that produces physical pain and the wrath of her parents suggest counselling famin flylessin youare all in volved in the root cause There is no evidence that fingerchewing causes cancer but infection is always possibility where there are gaping sores Dear nn The other day my wife was reading your column and suddenly she yelled What in the world is Aim Landers thinking about Look what she has in the paper What will the woman come up with next The letter was from the young fellow who couldnt urinate in public place he had to have privacy He was worried about what would happen to him when he was inducted into the army My heart went out to that lad because had the problem all my life went to doctor and learned it was not such rare thing The slang medical term was as you said bashful kidney My wife has no idea that the letter she considered shocking not fit for family newspaper is problem her husband has been living with for 30 years My hat is off to you for speaking out frankly about things that bother people even though some of the topics are not drawingrobin calibre People need help and you give it Grateful For nii Dear Grateful agree that some of the topics deal with are not of drawingroom calibre but the purpose of this column is to help people not to provide polite chitchat lve learned great deal from my readers While strive to educate my readers they also educate me For example had no idea there were so many bashful kidneys around Since that letter appeared in print Ive been swamped with confessions from men who were relieved to know they arent the only ones Pollys Pointers Remove paint while wet DEAR POLLY hope someone can advise me of way to remove latex paint from shirt after it has been washed MRS KRC DEAR MRS KRC Experts tell us that latex paint cannot be removed after it has dried Remember that when such spot is still wet you can Barrie won four Blue Mountain pottery mugs iiiiiiimiiiiil ill tilingllllllnltilim lllllllll it iiilllltii lllylllll wash it In warm water to flush out the wet paint and iii Rose show Joan Maxwell daughter then launder as usual POLLY Thornton District Hor of Mrs and the late DEAR FULLY Mothers of small children who like to ticultural Society presents John Neil Craig son of Donald Maxwell has paint with water colors should let the children use cotton rose show on Thursday beginn swabs one for each color rather than brushes Colors will ing at pm at Trinity United Mr and Mrs Max crag gradualed WI 01 get mixed Rtthtl MARY ChurchThornton 0f CFOIQhUFSt has diploma in dental DEAR POLLY When used to boil cornmeal it was Reta Caldwell will be both graduated with an hygiene from George Elma ltumlpyfuntll ll glad ldga lit TIXIHK 1th nieal wtith er at In 10 ing wa Cl IS JUdg md Spud 055Cale dlploma BFPVV couege Of AP always nice and smooth MARGARET agriculture from 16 plled Arts and Tech DEAR POLLY This past winter draped clear plastic University of Guelph on the inside of certain windows in our house right over the curtains and the house stayed warmer than it has ever been since we moved here 30 years ago We do have storm windows too This caused my Pet Peeve which is not being able to buy window shades made of heavy clear plastic then we could pull the clear shades down even in the daytime House plants could then get the sun while the house stayed wariiiei Also someone please tell me why we are given yesterdays temperatures when we dial weather Who needs to know the temperature of the day before am really curious about this MARTHA IJIIAH ItJIlY When your nail polish bottle is empty save the top and brush clean them with polish remover nology Join Us At the Barrie Fair Grounds On Sunday July lst tor the DRAPERIES ii CARPET tIMITED For shop at home call wash with dish detergent and dry These little brushes are fine durable and soft so are great for little paint touchups 2n Dunlop 51 not to mention the childrens painting projects tIollys Barrie Ontario tlgylirlglllti are good for cleaning jewelry tooi flwgF Fsh 59 ==r=£ CELEBRATION FunFilled Family Day FEATURING The Opening Of Our New Long Track SAWMILL SPECIALIZING IN The Regional CKBB Orange Crush FRISBEE FLING OFF 02nd Annual Miss Barrie Bikini Contest Sponsored by the Riviera School of Modelling °Twiite Disco Contest Under the Stars Horse Rides for the Kiddies Concessions on the grounds DONKEY BASEBALL CKBB Team Radio The Examiner Excels Sawmilling edging of customers own materials Sale of rough sawn pine board timbers Buyers of treelength large diameter pine logs Special mill features enable us to square timbers up to 50 in length Mill located on Snow Valley Rd mile west of Hwy 27 miles north of Barrie Contact Chuck Peacock for further information 0Live Entertainment Featuring Franalee Kings of Kempentelt Jazz Band and Sand Castle DOOR PRIZE AM FM Stereo Cassette Record Play System Radio Shack Entry forms available 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