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mgr 321 if over the two years has prompted change of locale It will be held at Central Collegiate this year instead of the Holiday Inn Admission to the social evening is free but senior citizens require complimentary pass iier Street Park Home Citizen Pass Complimentary passes to the Kiwanis Club of Barries annual Greater Years Social Even ing for senior citizens have been distributed to number of local senior citizens homes and organizations Jim Paul chairman of the evening discusses the program with Mrs Robert ouch during recent visit to the ddfeliows Home The special night of music is scheduled for pm May 13 at Central Collegiate Examiner Photo Kiwanis Club Examiner to cooperate an evening for local senior citizens The Kiwanis Club of Barrie is extending an open invitation for local senior citizens to be part of its third annual Greater Years Social Evening scheduled for pm May 13 Swelling attendance for the musical show Senior citizens who are not part of any of these residences and organizations can obtain complimentary pass by writing to Senior The Barrie Examiner l6 Bayfield St Barrie Please include name address and telephone number 13 Dunlop TRANSPORTATION TOO transportation to and from the Social Even mg although the routes have not yet been deCIded When they are the Examiner will publish them The program for this years show includes The Heather Trio soloists Tom Park and Irene King the Glenquaich Scottish Country Passes will be distributed by Kiwanis Club Dancg Groupv highland dancer Bria Carty members visiting the Oddfeliow Home Coi United Church St Church the GetTogether Club Friendship Group Trinity Thursday Club Barrie Hor ticultural Society Sons of Scotland and Parkview Senior Citizens Centre They will also be available to residents in the Burton Avenue Sophia and Blake Street senior citizens apartments and the Grove and vocalist Bruce Owen Andre headlined the 1975 and 1976 events The performers give their time frcelv explained chairman Jim Paul The organizing committee for the event consists of chairman Paul cocnairinan Bob Jackson and members Wayne Pennett Wes field the ladies auxiiary Mrs Eileen Greenhaigh is president of that group The first Social Evening in 1975 drew 350 persons the second about 486 Organizers are expecting an even larger audience this year for fashionable elegance REENWOOUS All Greenwoods day dresses jump suits and sportswear are on sale for limited time only 20orr Brand new Spring Styles just in time for the real nice weather Remember Early birds usually get what they want 7285195 The Kiwanis Club will be providing free bus Owen is no stranger to the program having Rogers Sid Dickinson and George Danger Refreshments will be provided courtesy of in ifestyle lOO attend retirement party for RVHs Maisie Matthews The laundry department at Royal Victoria Hospital is getting change after 23 years bead linen hand Marion Maisie Matthews is retir ing at the end of April hate to go in way but think Im ready to retire said the 67yearold at her goingaway party at the hospital And the hospital hates to see her leave You get to know everybody after 23 years she said Two for sure proven by the number of Hi Maisies heard in the hallways More than 100 people at Marion Matthews lead linen hand at Royal Victoria Hospital folds some linen in the laundry department at the hospital Learning problems How to identify learning disabilities will be discussed at meeting of the Association for Children with Learning Dis abilities May to pm at Bar rie cntral ollcgialc Faculty Lounge Shirley Dickson faculty member of oncstoga ollegc of Applied Arts and Tech nology Kitchener and guest lecturer at York Iniversit will be the speaker Other topics Will be rcspon sibility of the school and parent help in thc learning process New minister for Guthrie Rev Dc Qiicttcvillis will be inducted as minister of Guthrie United hiirch May at 721m pm There will be an open house for Mr De Qiicttcvillcs and his wife Sunday from to at thcmansc Guthrie United thurch Women held thank offering mcctingrecently Members of Midliiirst United Church women and Guthrie Presbyterian hurch took part in the luncheon Elections held at CWL meet Rita olcman was elected president of St Marys atholic Womens League recently at meeting Willi heron the executive are Moira ioolc first vice president Almcda omcaii sc cond viccrprcsidcnt Phyllis ircmblay third vicepres idcnt Anita McConnell rccor ding secretary lga Quail cor rcsixmding secretary Marion Kennedy treasurer tended the party held in the conference room Thursday afternoon organized by the staff of the laundry depart ment Gretta Faragher was convener She received silver tray from the hospital presented by assistant administrator Ted Long The laundry staff gave her watch When Mrs Matthews started with the hospital there were two washing machines and one zdryer Now there are five washing machines and four dryers handling 27000 pounds of laundry week Mrs Matthews plans to travel when she retires She will retire after tilt years with the department at the end of April tExaminir Photo Sharon Hutchinson left treasurer of llistons newlyformed chapter lheta Sigma looks oycr material on the migraine with chapter president Sue Siig and hiis lcw is recording secretary The chapter sponsored the meeting on migraine with guest speaker Rosemary Dudley at Ranting Memorial High School tIIaniiiier Illtiliit Alliston needed sorority says new chapter president ALLISlt This town lltttl ed sorority says Siic Siig president of the newly formed lhcta Sigma chapter of itcta Sigma Phi was member of the Kap pa chapter of Toronto and when moved licrc two years ago decided to start one up said Mrs Siig The to member chapter is oncyearold now was active in sorority first in Winnipeg and then loronto she said She has six years ex perience with sorority iiita Sigma Phi is an iiitcrna tional organization founded to promote fellowship and cduca tional interests in its members it chooses its own projects to help the community Mrs Siig said in the year the chapter has donated to the Stevenson Memorial Hospital families in need of financial assistance at hrisinias time and Sick hil drcns Hospital Toronto The chapter was host of meeting rcccntly featuring Rosemary Dudley founder of the Migraine Foundation The chapter will donate to the foundation as well Mrs Siig said Also on the executive of the chapter are Sharon iiiitchinson treasurer hris Lewis recor ding secretary and Sophie liardman vicepresident Her works in Czechoslovakia lwo porcelain sandblasted spheres by Georgian College ceramics master Ann Mortimer are currently being exhibited in Czechoslovakia The slipcast pieces entitled Pierced Space earned Aim one of 20 purchase prizes awarded at the National Ceramics Exhibition Calgary 1976 Arrangements were made for the purchase works to be ex hibited during the month of April at the Art Ccntrum Czechoslovak Centre of Fine Arts Prague ceramics teacher at the col leges Barrie Campus and rcsi dent of Newmarket Ann is the only ClilthHkCl from the region with work in the Prague exhibit The National Ceramics Ex hibition Calgary held October through December at the gallery facilities ofthc llcnbowAlbcrta institute was sponsored by the Alberta lot ters Association and iiiubiin Alberta Institute with the co operation of the Canadian Guild of Potters it drew 480 entries by I90 enr trants from which jury chose 234 works for the show representing 136 Canadian ccramists From these works 20 pieces were selected for Purv chase Awards for the perma nent collection of the Glenlmw Alberta Institute and these pieces are now in Czech osiovakia Wellknown in craft circles across Canada Ann is vice prcsidcnt of the Canadian Guild of Potters directoraHargc of the Canadian Crafts Council and chairman of the councils educationcommittee national multimedia organiation the council has 12 provincial and territorial direc tors and eight directorsat large graduate of Georgians material arts program Registered Nurse former stewardess mother of two sons and wife of Dr Norman Mor timer of Newmarket Ann has participated in iiiimeroiis shows and exhibitions in Canada and the United States has previously won variety of awards and is wellknown as workshop instructor in clay and glaze tuhnology From May 23 to June to Aim and Roger Kerslake Georgian College ceramics coordinator Barrie will instruct students at the Banff Centre School of Fine Arts Itanft Alberta in clay body and glaze technology handbuilding and throwing techniques ANN MORiIMER only one Ann Lenders Maybe hell listen to you Dear Ann Landers am writing this letter because my stupid husband reads your column and maybe he will listen to you He certainly doesnt pay any attention to me call him stupid because after going through the agony of lung cancer surgery and chemotherapy he is smoking and drinking againthe two things his doctor told him he must never do His liver is shot from booze travelled every day for five weeks back and forth to the hospital crying and praying that God would let my husband live When he came home waited on him hand and foot wore myself to razzie sleeping with one eye open in case he needed me was exhaustedbut didnt mind because all wanted was for him to get well Now he is back at work smoking like chimney and drinking like fish What can do to save himBC In Brooklyn Dear BC Nothing There is no way you can save someone who refuses to save himself Your husband doesnt care if he lives or dies and his behavior proves it People who have so little regard for themselves need coun selling but they rarely seek it My advice is for you Quit eating yourself up and prepare for life without him Dear Ann am young man 22 going to the university and living with my girlfriend who is 20 Sally is married and awaiting legal sé ration She also has twoyearold daughter who lives With us Sain and knew each other for 10 months before we went on three week holiday and decided to live together Weve got along great for the last four months am deeply in love with her and adore the little girl Sally says she is in love with me but insists on her right as liberated woman to sleep with other men when she feels like it Nothing personal she says Just an expression of in dependence When she does this it bothers me terribly have told her so and she says Thats too bad Accept it or else What should doUpset In Canada Dear Upset its up to you to decide what kind of marriage you want Sally has told you she is going to sleep around and you can like it or lump it My guess is that after several months of lumping it youll be fed up with the whole rotten scene and head for tho oor Dear Ann Landers Years ago had an abortion We already had four children under six years of age and didnt think my nerves could handle fifth My doctor agreed with me and performed the operation in my home It was sim ple procedure but now comes the problem My eldest grandson will begin practising medicine soon At some point he may be examining me internally Could he tell if had had an abortion7N Mexico Dear NM Probably not But most physicians do not perform internal examinations or surgery on close relatives and personally believe this is very good policy CONFIDENTIAL to Woman With Big Mouth Who Needs to Get Out of Trouble The simple way is always best Admit you were wrong and apologize Its awfully hard to eat your own words because you have to swallow your pride at the sametime But DO it Erma Bombeck had habit By ERMA BOMBIXK If you dont want to read sad stories today then skip this one Mine is the story of million women who once were happy in their lemonvscentmi houses raising their kids smelling thcii laundry and hitting the Sara Lee every couple ofhours Then one day was out on the playground reading the American Journal on Tooth Decay when sieezylooking woman sat down beside me and said Hey kid wanta try Dictaititccolaf What is it iasked my eyes wide with innocence itll make you thin she said Just take one sip Go ahead It wont hurt you How much does it cost iiiy no problem she smiled Itson me if you like it Ill be back here tomorrow with another sixpack its an old story Within week had developed real DietRite habit hail it with my lunch in the evening with popcorn on the airlines on picnics it made me feel good Especially the cans of cola cut with lemon One day my husband said Im worried about you You look good Are you takingtoo good care of yourself Dont worry about me said lvejnst lost few poun ds lil pigout at Christmas Youll Hut Christmas came and went and the flab continued to drop off Then last week went to the store and fear gripped me that nearly stopped my heart from heating The shelves were stripped of lowcalorie drinks There was none to be had rushed to the cashier Where are the diet drinks The Tabs The Pepsi Lights The irescas Where have you been she asked Theres ban on saccharin The Food and Drug Administration has taken it off the market because its bad its cold turkey for you shoved her aside and ran out into the street not daring to believe what had heard cant diet by myself Im weak There was only one course left for lIIOb21k to the playground it didnt take me long to find my contact She was hum ming You put little lemony taste in and take out half the calories Youve got to help me said hysterically Theyve taken all the diet soft drinks off the shelves in the super markets cant go back to being fat again do you under st and cant do it She smacked my face Get hold of yourself Here this will tidc you over gave her buck in exchange for brown bag that concealed can of cola Fevcrishly flipped the top off and took drink Then spat it out It was pure sugar May my bliibbcr be on the Food and Drug Ad minist rat ions conscience Loosen gum wit ni DEAR POLLY have new pair of dark brown corduroy slacks and somehow got bubble gum on them tried freezing the gum with ice but nothing happened Do you have another suggestion for removing this guin MISS MR DEAR MISS MR You stopped too soon the ice needs bit of help It should loosen the gum enough so that the excess can be scraped off with dull knife Next use cleaning fluid on the spots then rinse slacks and launder as usual POLLY DEAR POLLY ne of the readers wanted to know what she could do with lot of pretty handkerchiefs They are at tractive sewn in diamond shape on the front of tshirt RUTH DEAR POLLY made long skirt out of lot of pretty printed and lacey handkerchiefs that do not use in these days of disposable tissues made placket at the side gathered the skirt at the waist and sewed it to grosgrain ribbon band that made the belt MRS PMC DEAR POLLY have used unneeded pretty handkerchiefs as appliques on colorcoordinated throw pillows and have received many compliments on these pillows have used some that my grandmother had made with beautiful handwork VOLANDA DEAR POLLY Many of us wear Iockets on chains but do not have pictures in them inside locket is great place to put two dimes that you may need for phone call if you are in jam and need to make call in hurry you have the change ready and do not have to dig through purse or worry about where you can get change KRiSlA DIIAR POLLY When eggs stick to carton do not struggle with them and perhaps break one or two Set the car ton in the sink pour water in it and let it set for while The eggs will come out easily MRS iAW Within week