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gang the examiner Saturday June 23 979 Larger facilities needed Mayor welcomes seniors to Barrie Public Library As Mayor Ross Archer scann ed the basement community room at Barrie Public Library where more than 75 senior Citizens were crowded on MW TUE$ WED HIAWATHA DENIM LOOK OSPEED BICYCLE Kmart Reg Price l0997 BLACK RED MOTOCROSS BICYCLE Super heavy duty trail bike Kmart Reg Price I34 NOW LOOK HOW YOU SAVE SOLAREX MEXICAN BICYCLE Super Value Early Week Special WASH and JET SPRAY WAX Expiu August l5 I979 FITZPA TRICK GULF SERVICE CENTRE Bayfield Street at Cundlcs Thursday he said larger public facilities are needed in Barrie The library board and city council are anticipating larger facilities in the future Id say 25 WITH GAS PURCHASE three or four years down the road These will be facilities more appropriate for growing ci ty he said Mayor Archer welcomed seniors to the Library open house held to mark Senior Citizens Week in Barrie Irene Perry library board chairman listed some of the librarys facilities including talking books for those with failing eyesight and deliveries toshutins Those who had not yet seen the construction changes made possible through Wintario grants last year were given tours The library open house was the main organized event plan ned during the Week June 17 to 23 procolaimed as Senior Citizens Week throughout On tario NEW LOCATION or BARRIE LICENCE BUREAU DOWNTOWN CENTRE 10 Dunlop St 7283861 car1 civu hostcoon Always Friday and Saturday June 22nd 23rd only UNIVERSAL CONVERTIBLE BICYCLE For boys girls Kmart Rog Price 6497 NOW LOOK HOW YOU SAVE OSPEED TARGA BICYCLE Silver Deluxe Model Kmart Reg Price 12997 BLACK YELLOW morocnoss BICYCLE Kmart Rog Price 9997 UNIVERSAL CONVERTIBLE BICYCLE Kmart Reg Price $997 Kmart Reg Price 7888 Kinara pLAZA OPEN MON TO FRIDAY i310 SATURDAYS 9it10 HWY 27 BAYFIELDST BARBIE ONT Mayor Ross Archer was at Barrie Public Library on Thursday for an open house held to mark Senior Citizens Week in Barrie With him are library visitors Andrew Nicholson of RR Hawkestone wiuptmn iaalm mud ANllQllE Still Sill liliilili sale on Se window banners in their cars and hanging Carging up for antique show Members of the Georgian Foundation Guild promoters of the Gryphon Theatre of Barrie are preparing for the guilds annual antique show and pt 21 and 22 at the Barrie Armoury Here Peg Harris at left show chairman and Mary Howden publicity chairman display poster As shown on the poster the guild is soon to change its name to Gryphon Theatre Guild Members will be handing out publicity postcards displaying arge posters at libraries museums and shops throughout Ontario to publicize the antique show Pro ceeds from guild events such as the antique show sup Theatre and cover annual expenses Examiner Photo by Cl and behind them William Ritch of Barrie At right Sara Maley head librarian looks on Examiner Photo by Claudia Krause port the Gryphon audia Krause 83 members attend familys 46th reunion in Alliston Riverdale Park Alliston was the setting for the June 16 fami ly reunion of descendents of Robert and Archibald Noble early pioneers of Mulmer Township For the 46th time about 83 members of the clan dined played and visited together Keith Nobles family was in charge of sports events Folloiving buffet supper Ruth Milligan president presided over the business meeting moment of silence was observed in memory of Elgin Bryans and Donna Noble Elected president for the coming year was Keith Noble of 12 24 pmon Sun auroflhmonton gr Ltd of mop We offer lull range of SONICG Charting Repair Service wtth lull l2month warranty In good till end of June Pickup Cleaning to find buyer for the stock or liqui company asse Pool Fever It Ml it3 AIR CONDITIONER Air Conditionr3 and other Home Shelbume Creemore vicepresident Ted and Sharon Fish of Toronto sports committee Two members Mr and Mrs Wilfred Nelson of Alliston have attended every reunion and Mrs Ida Noble of Barrie has Howard Noble of only missed one reunion Following addresses by Harold Trimble Willie White Keith Noble Allen Noble and Wilfred Nelson the meeting Closed with God Be With You Til We Meet Again Huronia Rotary elects officers Barrie Huronia Rotary Club GROUND POOL installed ANCHOR POOLS at 737079l or visit our showroom at 31 Toronto Street Barrier Open lOtill pm Mon thru Fri 10 till pm Sat and IO till ave pany and lhe lo em for its 850 wu hat on July 27 l977 he approached Claude ih WI on Electrohoma and all makes of Comfort Appliances RautineMaintanances Spatial Repair Plans luding cleaning and filters Special $1995 New to include the IS provmctlt governments Canada representdlw the director of vest Ind researw announces new board of directors effective July Al Dowber is 197980 presi dent Leon Periard past presi dent Alf Dick vice president Don McElroy secretary and Ken Robinson treasurer New directors are Bill Evans Jim McDonald Dave Reid and Ray Tash Ken MacDonald is in charge of public relations for women Simcoc Prebyterial of the United Church Women an nounces twoday seminar for women at Camp Simpresca on Sept 11 and 12 The theme is Who Am in the Home Community and the World Cost is $5 For more in formation and to register con tact Ncllic Bell Nottawa Ont LOM 1P0 Registration closes JuneilO people places Community celebrates The community of Anten Mills celebrates its 100th birth day this weekend with events at the community centre Saturday begins with parade at pm Prizes will be awarded for entires Decorate yourself your pet bicycle wagon carriage of wheelbar row centennial supper will be serviced from to pm at the community centre La Leche League La Leche Leagues meetings for women interested in in formation on breastfeeding will be held Wednesday and July 19 Wednesdays meeting begins at 830 pm at the home of San dy Nichols 31 Kipling St in Letitia Heights Barrie She can be reached at 7262315 The July 19 meeting begins at 10 am at the home of Geri Williston 18 Virgilwood Cres Barrie She can be reached at 7262923 Rose show Thursday Thornton District Hor ticultural Society presents rose show on Thursday beginn ing at pm at Trinity United Church Thornton Ruth Caldwell will be both judge and speaker Introductory talk BarrieOrillia Eckankar Sat sangs are sponsoring free in troductory talk on Eckankar the ancient science of soul travel on June 28 at 730 pm in the community room of the Municipal Savings and Loan Corp building 64 Dunlop St Barrie Consumersf Admcale Microwave hazards By JOY WOOLANI have microwave oven and am very pleased with it but now Im reading about possible health hazards can you give me any advice As with other appliances consumers must follow the directions for use but with microwave ovens it is im perative that consumers meticuloust obey manufacturers instructions and never get slap happy The health dangers arise from leakages of the microwave energy used to cook the food and these are most likely to occur from the door and it interlocks of which there must be at least two Anvone buying microwave oven should have it tested oncelit is installed in the home They are tested before leav ing the manufacturer but think of the many rough and ready roads they may take before getting to their destina tions Furthermore the Consumers Association of anada recommends that owner of microwave ovens have them tested at least once year Microwave ovens emit more radiation empty than when food is being cooked and for this reason the Canadian Stati dards Association is asking that manufacturers design control that prevents an oven from starting when empty Also this association is trying to implement safety warn ing on microwave ovens against use by persons who have heart pacemakers although such danger has not yet been proven Metal cooking dishes shouldnt be used because the metal reflects the energy like mirror and dorsnt allow this energy to heat The door seal must be kept extremely clean but steel wool or metal scrubbing pds must never be used Tests show that minute indentations not seen by the nak ed eye may be present and this damages the vital protec tion already given by the manufacturers Microwave ovens tend to leak more with age so it is up to the consumer to regularly have the appliance tested Radiation tudies are being very actively researched ill present and standard for the maximum exposure safety should be arrived at by the Ontario government shortly Meanwhile strictly obey maintenance instructions hvc the oven tested regularly and dont let children use one Fur ther details about microwave ovens were compiled in well researched report by the Consumers Association of Canada in April 1978 and test results of eight such ovens weregiven Pollys Pointers Elastic keeps sheets on bed DEAR POLLY Please help me My gorgeous new satin comforter is driving me out of my mind It keeps sliding off the bed do not know what to use that will not damage my comforter hope someone has solution for me Lucille DEAR LUCILLE You do have bothersome problem The best suggestion have is to use piece of elastic about an inch wide and long enough to go all around your mattress Sew ends together and slip around the mattress tabout or inches above the lower edge Put comforter on in the position you would like it and then with strong thread tack through the comforter and top of the elastic every inches or so When you put the comforter on the bed at night slip the elastic around the mattress Any sort of pinning will doubtless end with tear or so in the comforter POLLY DEAR POLLY use the doublesaucer method to avoid water spots on shelves and tables where have potted plants put normalsize saucer under plants pot and then put this in larger one If plant is watered too much and the first saucer does not hold all the excess water the backup saucer catches it No more racing for towel to soak up the excess Another solution for this is to cut square of indoor outdoor carpet in circle that is the size of the saucer being used When cutting the square leave the plastic on the back so the circle can be easily moved and not have to be pulled up The plastic back also adds to the waterproof abilities of the carpet circle JON DEAR POLLY Newspapers torn in thin strips make good substitute for the expensive product we normally use in our cat boxes The print on the paper seems to do away with the odor Change every day and be sure strips are not too wide Tip box over on newspaper roll it up and throw away Give kitty time to get used to it and both of you will love it MILLIE Women in work force here to stay says federal government OTTAWA CP David MacDonald statusofwomen minister announced Wednes day the government plans to establish womens employ ment strategy with details he termed deliberately vague McDonald said he has in structed officials to hammer out strategy based on the new Progressive Conservative govemments conviction that women are here to stay in the work force He told the Advisory Council on the Status of Women in his first speech since Prime Minister Clark appointed him gaum ColePalmer Donna Lynne Palmer of Bar rie and David Paul Cole of Stamford Conn were married May 19 in an outdoor garden ceremony near Mindhurst Officiating at the ceremony was Virginia Cresswell Jones The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs John Palmer wore couturier satin gown with lace yolk full sleeves and full length skirt She carried crocheted basket with cream colored roses violets and babys breath Matron of honor was Phyllis Parker of Barrie and the best man was Phil Aszling of Chicago Ill Attending the wedding were outoftown guests from Stam ford Conn Maimi Fla Rhode Island Chicago Ill Sarnia Kitchener Brighton Bra malea and Toronto Following reception in the garden at the home of Dr and Mrs Peter Schoppel RR Midhurst the couple travelled to Bermuda for their honey moon They now live in Stam ford onn rearem to cabinet that the strategy would be aimed at increasing wage levels for females im proving job counselling and training and creating more flexible conditions of work for parents How this will be accomplish ed is not decided MacDonald later told reporters It is deliberately vague And he said there is no con tradiction between this plan and separate plan to reduce the public service by 60000 in three years move that would close jobs for men and women in the bureaucracy This will be done in such way that women are not disproportionately affected hesaid The mechanics of this have not yet been worked out either MacDonald said His goal was to ensure men and women are equally affected by the public service reduction MacDonald also reiterated Clarks election campaign pro mise to use government con tracts tool to encourage the private sector to hire and pro mote more woan and pay equal wages Contracts would be suspended or refused com panies which do not comply with yctrtobewrittcn rules on women employees However MacDonald played down another election promise to allow free vote in the Commons on whether abortion should be removed from the Criminal Code hope to avoid it he said after stating it is low priority and indicating he would not suggest such vote himself VIEWED THROUGH TUBE TOLEDO Ohio AP Fred Paster brought home some long cardboard tubes and told his sonxMark four and daughter Lisa three that they were tele scopes The next day Mark con fitted to his mother that hed looked through his telescope and seen God What did he look like she asked The boy replied Kinda like my dad