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¢¢h RIQD The Barrie Lions Club ladies auxiliary elected new slate of officers for the coming year at the annual dinner nreeting Thursday night at Horseshoe Valley Resort Front row at left is Barbara Turner pastpresident and June Craig president Back row from left are Mary Welch treasurer Ethel llarris secretary and Jean Skinner first vicepresident Mae cPhatter second vicepresident was absent for the picture Examiner Photo Slang beauty treasured by exchange student It has taken Annelise Rasmussen of Denmark 10 months to get teed to slang ex pressions used by Canadians And they arejust some of the little treasures shell take back to Denmark when she returns this month Everyone says It bugs me says the 20yearold Rotary ex change student Students in Denmark learn the English language but its slangfree When came here would say something irritated me she said But as she grew friendly with her Grade 13 fellow classmates at Eastview Secondary School they soon gaught her that things bugged er When she was introduced to some of the girls at the school they immediately got talking about what girls will talk about boys One asked me if had ever been stood up Miss Rasmussen said in an inter view thought they meant the opposite of sitting down It took long time to get used to the expressions Miss Rasmussen was guest speaker Thursday night at the annual dimer meeting of the Lions Club auxiliary held at Horseshoe Valley Resort In the interview Miss Rasmussen said her stay in Canada has been an education in two ways Not only has she grown to know the multi cultured Canada but she learn ed more about Denmark Its amazing what Ive learned about my own country just because Ive had to explain it to people she said She said shell miss Canada for its beauty something Canadians take for granted shesaid During her stay Miss Rasmussen has stayed with five host families She has been to Ottawa and Timmins and North Bay when she played badminton in tournament following the Huronia Winter Gama in February You cannot be specific about Canadians and their culture she said There are just so many nationalities She told the group of 40 members she was first impress ed with Canadas size But for country this size little is known about its culture When first found out was going to Canada went to the library to get some informa tion could only find informa tion about its geography she said was impressed with the fact you could put the 17000 square miles of Denmark into Lake Superior and not even see it from the shores she said couldnt believe people drove three hours to get to cottage here she said In Denmark 35 miles is long driveshesaid Squabbles between English and French speaking Cana dians surprised her she said That was something we never heard about over there Miss Rasmussen plans to study pharmacy when she returns to Denmark Also at the meeting the new executive was installed June Craig will take over Barbara Turners position as praident With her on the ex ecutive will be Jean Skinner first vicepresident Mae McPhatter second vice president Ethel Harris Secretary and Mary Welch treasurer The Lady Lions an auxiliary to the Iiions Club of Barrie was formed 41 years ago One charger member Mary Craig belongs to the club The club raises funds for community projects mainly by bringing the Kitchener Waterloo Musical productions to Barrie each year This year Applause will be tire production Nov 19 at Barrie Central Col legiate Wellknown minister to Speak Dr Nelson Chappel retired United Church minister who grew up in Minesing will be guest speaker Sunday at the reunion of Minesing United Church He will speak at the 1015 ser vice Dr Chappel of California was ordained in 1929 and served in pastorates for 11 years at Grande Prairie and Calgary Alta and in Saskatoon Sask He was chaplain in the Royal anadian Air Force for four years during World War 11 He was also secretary of the Christian Education Depart ment of the Canadian Council of Churches for five years He then was general sec retary of the John Milton Socielt ty an international agency for the blind He worked for 13 years with the World Council of Christian Education as general secretary in 72 different countries to help churches with their educational programs Last year he was given the Bishop Mondal Award for distinguished service to Chris tian education in India by the India Sunday School Union on its 100th birthday Dr Chappel is listed in Whos Whoin America and Whos Who in the World Dr Chappel attended Barrie Central Collegiate and was carrier for the Examiner in 1915 Following the service he and his wife and members of the Chappel family will take part in picnic with the community Those attending will include his sisters Norma Mrs Frank Leveridge of Fort Frances 0n tario Anne Mrs Frank Hodg kiss of Toronto and brother Ivan of Barrie The church service will be conducted by Rev Harold Kemp minister of the church ADVANCE POLLS June and Codrington St School Noon to pm Election Day June Polls Open om to pm Special Transportation Available for the physically disabled wheelchair voters senior citizens Call Bob Kerr 7283187 For general assistance transportation baby sitters Call 7288711 GEORGE TAYLOR COMMITTEE ROOMS Dunlop St Barrie Simcoe Centre Progressive Conservative Association Camping most enjoyable in attaining cord love challenge says Nancy Bebb 15 who received her Canada cord Thursday night Nancy is Girl Guide with the 7th Barrie guide company and the Canada cord is the highest achievement in guiding During gathering in honor of the event at the home of the company captain Mrs Jory 34 Alexander 81 Nancy explained that keeping her work and time organized was the most dif ficult part of working for her Canada cord She was presented with the cord by Betty Van Luven who is Brown Owl of the 10th Barrie Brownie pack and was Tawny Owl with the pack when Nancy began Brownies eight years ago at Westminister Church Nancy later became packie with the Brownie pack packic is senior guide who works with Brownie pack She has done volunteer work with senior citizens at the Grove Park home and is work ing on her Grade in piano Mrs Grace Bebb Nancys mother was on hand for the presentation She has been in volved with scouting and guiding in Barrie for number of years also serving on Mothers Auxiliaries How do you keep daughter interested tivities like guiding Be interested and be involv ed in the things they are do your in ac ing she says Nancy has been with the Stage Art Mothers Allandale Dance School for the past 10 years CAMPING FLN Camping is the thing liked best about working for my cord It was the most enjiyable time in guiding spent Nancy says she plans to work with guidts or Brownies when she gets older Its challenge and really intermting to teach the things you have learned in guiding to the younger kids coming in Her work with guiding will have to wait for the time being Dancing music and high school will occupy Nancys time for the next few years Who goes there Brownie By what right do you come to thc iuidc liorscslroc By the right of my Brownic wings lZntcr This is the filial stcp for Brownie about to become guide and ninc of them look this stop at flying up ceremonies held Thursday evening at tlrc Burton ncnuc lnitcd hurclL inidc Anita hakraharti ll of the lst Allandalc illidc Company responds to thc knock on lrcr slxruldcrs from Brownies Simone Fallows l0 and Elizahcth Mary also 10 of tlrc ltlr Allandalc Brownic Pack Othcr Brownies who flew up to guidcs during thc ccrcmony arc lonn Nixon Laura McGocy Mary Pettipus lauln Walker Audrey oulson lnrnm llcrod and lnnlinc lanting Ex aminer Photo Mrs iracc Bebb left looks on as her daughter Nancy 15 receives her anada cord ThulSdzIy evening at the home of Guide Captain Mrs Jory Mrs Betty Vzurluyen right Brown Owl of the l0th Barrie Brownie Pack presents Nancy with her cord with the asststancc of Mrs Jory Examiner Photo Ann Lander Bangshead to boss mom Dear Ann Lenders My lemonthold daughter is the problem She wont let me walk out of the room without her If do she cries and has royalfit cant even go to the bathroom alone When put her down she straightens out on the floor or in her bed and hits her headvery hard Yesterday she hit her head 35 times counted It upset me so had to take tranquillizers Please tell me how to deal with this frustrating situation ramFeeling Very Inadequate Dear FVl Your child has you under her thumb and she knows it All she needs to get her way is to bang her head aTew times and you dance to her lune Somekids tyrannize their mothers by holding their beath till their faces turn pur le First rest assured the child will not kill herself Then make up your mind that you will not permit her to dominate you It will be battle of wills for few days but if ydu hang in there youll win If you lose prepare to be manipulated and bossed around for the rest of your life Dear Ann Landers live in small town with no daily newspaper so subscribe to one from nearby city that runs your column friend of mine does the same This friend is nice person but she doesnt have much common sense Her paper usually arrives before mine and she has this habit of phoning and asking Has your paper come yet Before have chance to answer she says Listen to this Then she beings to readthe death notices first and then your column This takes all the joy out of reading my paper How can tell her to stop without hurting her feelingsFrustrated Dear Frus The best way to tell anyone anything is in simple direct language The next time The Town Crier gets on the horn say Please dont read me the paper any more The reason take mine is because Id rather see the news than hear it Dear Ann was interested in the letter from the daughter who related how her 83yearold mother had used up all her fathers energy by demanding so much care Mother was placed in nursing home cost $1200 month and drove the nursing personnel crazy She accused them of being mean to her etc We have an 85yearold lady in our nursing home who also accused us of being cruel to her She screamed refused to do things for herselfthings she had done for several yearsbecause pay good money for this room spent lot of time trying to please her and felt had succeeded when she began to behave herself One day saw her reading column of yours that she had clipped out of the paper It was the one referred to When she realized had discovered her secret she just looked out the window and smiled Dont tell me people are too old to changeGeriatric Nurse Dear Nurse Here are two XXsone for you and one for that Changed Lady CONFIDENTIAL to Why Did Do It Because you are impetuous From now on when you write an angry letter put it away for 24 hours Read it the next day Chances are you wont send it Erma Bombgck Shes stunning in Tshirts The Tshirt craze has clearly got out of hand The other day encountered three propositions four declarations two obscene suggestions and word so bad stopped the car and covered the wearees body with road map of Phoenixs downtown area Maybe Im prude but Tshirts are not for everyone saw one the other day worn by your basic fullfigured woman nudged my mother Why would anyone wear around an aerial view of the graduation class of midshipmen at Anna polis Its not an aerial view of the graduating class of mid shipmen at Annapolis she said Its pi72a guess Ive never seen pepperonis that size before The trouble with you she said is that you do not have the figure for it Oh cmon said Is that what you think Why could walk into any store in the shopping centre and get dozens of Tshirts that would look stunning on me Try it she said dryly When told the first salesperson wanted Tshirt she said What do you want it to say Something clever said How about SHEETS ARE HEALTH HAZARD Your chest cant handle that many words she said told you so said mother Then how about your standard HAVE GOOD DAY Ipressed Your arms would cover HAVE and DAY and the GOOD would wrinkle How about VOTE said mother You could handle that Heres one thats popular said the salesperson She held up Tshirt with one word on ltBABYWIUI an arrow pointing downward Thats ridiculous Isaid Im not expecting No problem she said This one comes with an infant fshirt for the newborn that reads RIGlll or after nine months you can buy new arrow that points to your head dont believe this said Later as mother and headed for the car we saw large blonde with jeans so tight her hipbones looked like towel hooks Tucked inside was Tshirt that read in big black let ters SPACE FOR RENT You can say what you want said mother but shes certainly well read Pollys Eointers Turn ties IRONED into quilts DEAR POLLY have heard of people making beautiful quilts from old ties but do not know how to put them together to make quilt wonder if you or some of the readers have pattern for making such quilt or other ideas for using old neckties KATHY DEAR KATHY The charm of such quilt is mainly dependent on your own originality First open clean and press the ties to see how many you have and if there are enough for an entire quilt or just for appliques on plain squares With quantity of ties one could make an oldfashioned crazy quilt such as our ancestors did Pieces could be cut in squares or rectangles sewed together on the wrong side and then brimstitched on the top over the seams sunburst star or other design could be appliqued to squares that would be later sewn together on the wrong side Carefully place the design on foundation square pin and then haste before sew ing Always join such pieces from the center out for nice true result POLLY DEAR POLLY My Pet Peeve is With advertisers and others who print instructions etc with black letters on dark background admit do have eye trouble but have heard others with good eyes make the same complaint RUTH DEAR POLLY am an professional registered engineer answering Mrs CLR who wants to repair her old pump type reed organ am pleased to advise her that the best way to restore these old organs is to install an electric suction fan to take the lace of the bellows WDS DEAR OLLY Today almost everyone wears wig at one time or another One of the problems is hair escaping par ticularly in front of the ears This is more often the case with the new short wigs and with the petite head sizes cut off one foot of old panty hose about 14 to 16 inches from the toe and stretch this over my hair tuck it in and roll it up as far as want secure the back and sides of the hose with bobby ins although it holds firm without them Put the wig over this air holder and find no hair shows The wig also stays in place tighter and does not slip MRS ABS DEAR POLLY If you would like to keep your thin sliced bacon from curling up lay it flat on the griddle and then pull up in two or three places to make puckers The bacon will not curl up but will look crisp and nice after being cooked slowly EDNA