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the oxamlner Thursday Juno so 1017 earning throughmly aspect of kindergarten Allana Wright standing and Louise Mchaming two parents who attended daylong workshop at odrington Street school tried out the felt stickon teaching aid where words are matched to parts of the body Examiner Photo Music pupils receive conservatorys results Barrie music students recent ly took part in examinations held at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto The results are ART PIANO WRITTEN Perry Wilkinson first class honors GRADE THEORY Har mony and alalysisDesmond Maley first ClaSS honors History and analysislorie Burnett pass Analysise Gary Gontier first class honors GRADE THEORY Ilar mony and historySusan Jay first class honors Marcia Wright and Susan Winch pass HarmonyAiSteven Komar Julie Whiteside Anne Gif fen honors CounterpointJean honors Olga pass HistoryerSharon Alter and Kenneth Sollory first class honors GRADE III THEORY Har mony and historyLisa Leitch Peter Leitch first class honors HarmonyWarren Synnott Evelyn Vander Zaag ITevor Dearham Chirstine Dragoman first class honors Cathy Carlton Anna Kramp Jennifer Lcitch Caryl Onyschuk Bonnie Onyschuk honors Joan New Margaretha Van Houten Elizabeth Wiseman Catherine Bentley pass HistoryDenise Daniels Louise Gallauger Marshall Martin Bill Duncan Julia Harris Shirley Addy Elizabeth Moran Denise Cadeau first class honors Roseanne Harper Karen Dakus honors Kathryn Addy Ro seanne McAvoy pass GRADE RlIHMENTS First class honorsrrllaurie Addis Mary Owens Lucia Del Mul Robert Gattrcll Sandra larraway Colleen Dick Christina Dixon Leann McKelvey Leslie Smith Mar Tumcr Middleton jorie Chalmers Jake Vennstra John Buckland Sean Gilsenan Monique Cadeau Caroline De Gorter Sandra Schuryk Timothy Cauthers Jane Nesbitt Trudee Tomlin son Thomas Cave Dawna Coulter Joanne Comrie and Steven Faulkner HonorsLaurie Hether ington Sherri Helmer Ann Stephenson Ronald Trindorfer Kelly Doane Stephen Fligg Geoffrey Kent Cameron Small Allison Johnson Cyn thia McPhatter Randall Peters Sonya Astridge Donald Noseworthy Jamie Warrington PassWendy Cook Tracy Batters Lynne Goodhand GRADE RUDIMENIS First class honorSWWendy Oke Kelly Drope Karen Petty Edward Thompson Michelle Urquhart Heather Jarman Debra Lanning Joanne Lanning Rob Bekking Cathy Boswell Linda Mika Anne Farr ington Vilis zols Sharon Sinclair Katherine Dawson Simon Phillips Kathryn Turney Daniel Thompson Carolynne Varney Anita Chakrabarti Nancy Clubine Stephen Allen Mark Melenbacher HonorswPeter Mika Susan Ilughes Patsy Haza Sheila Lumree Suzanne Thom son Passtail White Elizabeth Doucette Janet lack Virginia Price PRELIMINARY RUDI MENTS First class honorserlcborah Giles Michael Thompson Kirby Con stable Margaret Riddell David Sutton Terry Thompson Debra McPhatter Douglas Riley Honors David Hoogendyke Marilyn Ball Yathcrinc Williams Pass Catherine Bishop Ian Banting people and places Bridge Results The Barrie Duplicate Bridge Club met Friday The winners were North and south Audrey Mason and Barb Mcnezes first Olive Ilcrsey and Lea Bailey second and Lucie Taylor and Dr John Iostnikoff East and west Cathy Kan Graduate Monica Marguerite Light bourn daughter of AI chdeacon and Mrs Lightbourn 113 Blake St graduated with Bachelor of Arts degree in anthropology from McMaster University Hamilton She is graduate of Eastview Secondary School trell and Ian Bartlett first Scottie and Russ Church tied for second with Marg Flewell ing and Ella Swain In Mondays play the winners were North and south Jean Burke and Mary Woodstock first villa opp and Ella Soanes se cond and Peg More and Dave Lewis third East and west Marg Powell and ivien Menezes first Dorothy Tilley and Vivan Hamilton second and Sue Graham and Gary Edmonds third Anniversary terry and Alva Bobette of 11 Bothwell Cres in Barrie celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary recently The couple were married June 21 1952 at Crows orner United Church in Stayner surprise party was held at the Horseshoe Valley Resort for the couple put on by their fami ly Mrs and Mrs Bob Bob bette John and Debbie and Pam Pindcr There were 78 guests at the anniversary celebration with outoftown people coming from London Hamilton Brace bridge Sarnia Willowdale Stayncr Downsview Shanty Bay Mississauga Ottawa Sun dridge Hillsdale Dalston and St atharincs An anniversary cake was made by Mrs Ilarriet Mowforth and buffet was served Jeff Walther was disc jockey The couple thanks all who came to make it special an niversary By PAT GUERGIS Examiner Staff Reporter daylong session on the Expectations of Kinder garten was attended by about 80 teachers and parents at Codrington Street School Doris Neely chairman of the kindergarten teachers in the Barrie Area who sponsored the event said she was pleased with the turnout She said sessions such as these are important because of the budget restraints most schools are working with It is necessary to sort out priorities and session such as this helps film based on Britians en trance schools was shown to the group who attended workshops throughout the day on rota tion basis Sharon Hodgson kinder garten teacher from Etobicoke and guest speaker gave slide presentation showing ideas and methods used at her school She said she checks the neighborhood garbage regular ly to see what people are throw ing away Many of the articles find come in very handy such as steering wheel for sale signs license plates and lots of other good things These items come in very handy in the learning process she said LEARNING TOYS large display in teaching By SHEILA McGOVERN Examiner Staff Reporter People may be going on vaca tion but their debts do not says Don Whelan of Simcoe Georgian Bay Credit Counsell ing Service People dont watch their financial situation as closely in the summer and tend to let things slide until the fall he said Bills should be paid on regular monthly basis 12 months of the year Whelan also stresses the im portance of putting money aside every month to cover large bills if such as taxes and car insurance so they dont seem quite as big shock when they come due PATTERN BEST Maintaining an unbroken pat tern of payments is one feature of proper budget something Whelan insists every family and individual should have Credit counselling is non profit organization designed to St Church decorated with yellow and white daisies providul the setting for the May 21 wedding Georges Anglican and Rev of ynthia Linda Lord Timothy Estley Adair Donald Kaye officiated Marlene Wilson of Barrie was the soloist accompanitd by Mrs Smcthurst on the organ The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Wilfred Lord of Barrie and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Hartley James Adair of Niagara Falls nt Escorted to the altar by her father the bride wore floor length gown of silk jersey fashioned with long sleeves cowl neck and diamond shaped lace inset in the bodice The Aline gown had chapel train Her onetier fingertip veil was trimmed with daisies and aids was put on by George Stevens Cambridge repre sentative for Louise K001 and Son Ltd one of Candas three largest school suppliers Small sequence puzzles designed to fit together to form story larger ones to develop motor skills and floor puzzles for group or individual play were displayed Selfchecking learning games such as letters of the alphabet which are designed to fit only in their correct order pictures of people animals and familiar objects which only fit with the correct word and other aids to assist child and teacher were discussed nontoxic foam rubber clock stethoscope alligator and turtle trucks large enough to ride song books records telephones jump balls and stool with magnifying glass in the centre gave teachers and parents ideas on how children can learn by doing Hodgson said children learn best by structuring their own play Put things in their way Give them other perspectives the opportunity to think through concept and organize themselves and others to work together She stressed the importance of not moving in too soon when child is having difficul ty with something he or she is doing help people get themselves out of debt The local branch is one of 27 similar operations in the province and serves all of Sim coe County There is no charge for the ser vice which has its office on ollier Street Many people recognize the service as one that helps people in deep financial trouble but Whelan also stresses the ser vice is there to help people from getting into deep financial trou ble The service is interested in preventative counselling he said If person sees he is sliding into debt problems or will be facing problems in the future they should come and see him He will meet with the people if necessary and work out budget Quite often he finds the people arent nearly as bad off as they thought they were If they are having problems and they owe more money than they can pay Whelan can ar she carried bouquet of yellow and white roses with spring flowers Kathleen Arksey of Barrie was the maidofhonor and the bridesmaids were Margaret Adair of Niagara Falls and Shari and Terri Lord of Barrie David Hughes of Barrie was best man and ushering duties were carried out by Robin Adair of hatham and Pat Cousineau and Stephen Lord of Barrie The reception was held at the Shriners Hall on John Street Following wedding trip to Acapulco Mexico the couple will reside in Barrie utoftown guests attended from Dartmouth NS McAdam NB Montreal Que Latuque Que Dorset nt Niagara Falls nt Detroit Mich Thatham nt and Toronto The apple tree game is sampled by teachers left Jean Dey and Vickie Bradford with the help of parent Marg lipshan Large dice and wooden pegs are combined through series of moves to form tree in the centre of the board Participants in the kindergarten workshop held at Codrington Street school had the opportunity to try out some of the teaching aids available to teachers and students Examiner Photo lifestyle Credit counsellor Says bills are not on vacation range for the debts to be pro rated The person will pay smaller amounts each month over longer period of time Whelans advice is sim ple stick as close as possible to budget and dont over extend yourself on credit WHAT OILD HAPPEN But not overextending Whelan means that when deciding how much credit you could handle take into account what your financial situation would be if you were hurt in an accident and off work for while ifyou lost your job ifone of two salaries is no longer there or anything that could change your financial situation The majority of his cases he said involve people who could handle their own finances until one of the above things happen ed Whelan said the service has clients from all walks of life and wage brackets lle outlined one case Mr and Mrs came into the service from outoftown in July 1976 They owed three creditors total of $315137 Their monthly payments were $180 but after working out budget Whelan found they could only afford to pay $100 month He arranged for their debts to be prorated In March Mr received retroactive pay cheque that enabled him to pay back all but $1000 Whelan arranged for bank loan to cover the remaining debt and the DS were con sidered rehabilitated But they will only remain rehabilitated if they stick to their budget keeping in mind monthly living expenses and any other expenses that could arise he said Since the counselling service opened in September 1973 it has handled 1000 cases with l1l£tl $65 million debts involv The service is busiest in February and March Whelan said and there could be three week wait for an appointment In the summer things are not as hectic and the wait is only about week Consumer ministry says rattles may be unsafe TTAWA Federal con sumer minister Tony Abbott has announced an amendment distributors several months ago The department is also aware to regulations governing the of four other nearfatal cases in design and construction of baby rattles under the Hazardous Products Act The revised regulations are effective immediately and ac tion will begin at once to have rattles not meeting the new standards removed from the marketplace Consumer and corporate af fairs Canada developed the changes to the regulations after the tragic deaths of two infants aged seven and eight months who suffocated when small rat tles became stuck in their throats cutting off breathing The rattle model involved was withdrawn from the market voluntarily by the May Court Club installs executive Canada and similar number of fatal and nearfatal incidents in the United States In both deaths the rattle was around three and threequarter inches in length with heart shaped ends oneinchwide There are many rattles of different shapes on the market today that could be just as hazardous Abbott said Rattles must be constructed to take full account of the facts that an infants natural tenden cy is to put any object in the mouth and that infants may be expected to play with this type of toy without constant direct supervision While most manufacturers of childrens products are con too cerncd with this as with all design safety aspects fatal ac cidents have occurred because of the absence of uniform safety standard Abbott said Under the new regulations all rattles must pass test to ensure that no part can project into an infants throat and the importation sale or advertise ment of dangerously designed or constructed rattles is pro hibited he said dangerously designed rat tle is defined as one of size and shape where the whole rat tle or any part of it could enter the mouth of an infant to depth of 30 mm slightly more than one inch rattle of this length could cause suffocation either by becoming lodged in the back of the throat or by stimulating vomiting Members of the May Court lub of Barrie held their seventh annual meeting at the Schnitzel IIaus The 197778 executive is left front Peg Ilarris past president Diane Ilen ning president Phyllis Roach first vicepresident Back row Barb Tiffiii recording secretary Jane Ihoinpson corresponding secretary Namy Douglas second vice president Gail Harley treasurer and Mary Phillips membership chairman Examiner Photo parents read this Ann Landers Mishaps linked Atosonsillness Dear Ann Landers read the letter from Hard Luck Harry in the Arkansas Gazette and had to write hope his We too have son 19 years of age We also thought he was accident prone Like the other lad our boy totaled car and was regular in the emergency room of the hospital collar bone or an arm had to be set head needed to be stit ched up cant count the number of injuries Our doctor would just say Oh no not again Then serious illness turned into blessing An abnormal electroencephalagram showed up We tried for months to find out what was wrong Then wonderful team of doctors at childrens hospital in Memphis Tenn made an ex ceptionthey took in our 18yearold college freshman The diagnosis was epilepsy It was shock but we calmed down when the doctors as sured us his illness could be controlled by drugs They were right He hasnt had an accident since It breaks my heart when recall the physical and mental anguish our boy went through before we learned the real problem Please urge all parents who have accident prone children to seek good medical help immediately It might be something else besides bad luck Arkansas Mother Dear Mother Thank you for an enlightening letter Problem Most people think they HAVE good medical help until it turns out to be bad My advice is seek ANOTHER opinion Dear Aim You are not going to believe this but its the Lords truth am male 50 years old married 20 years Just learned that my better half has been stepping out on me Not only stepping out but she had man in our bed at home Hows that for shocker She says it doesnt matter where you do itthat Im mak ing mountain out of molehill say she should have had respect enough for me to go some other place forgave her Rptfd like your opinion1he Stuffed Shirt Her Name for Dear Shirt Obviously your wife has the sensitivity of crocodile But since youve forgiven her why belabor the point If it would make you feel better buy new bed Dear Aim Landers Can lawyer be disbarred for beating his wife Please put this in the paper want HIM to see it Not Proud My Name Dear Not Proud If HE is lawyer he already knows the answer but here it is for you lawyer can be disbarred if he is convicted of crime in volving fraud or moral turpitude Although this usually ap plies to bribery and the like it can also apply to felony such as aggravated battery In some states wifebeating unless unusually severe is considered misdemeanor In Illinois if lawyer is convicted of aggravated battery and he loses the appeal he COULD be brought up before the Illinois supreme court attorney registration and dis ciplinary commission as candidate for disbarment suspension or censure It should be made clear however that the commission would have to evaluate each case on the basis of its individual merit before any final action could be tak En Erma Bombeck Being there ij is embarrassing Several weeks ago appeared on the Johnny Carson show and was never so humiliated in my life Ilwas the only one on the show who didnt have to leave ear Do you know what its like to sit there and watch Lucille Ball blow kisses to the audience and confess huskily have to dash Joey Heatherton breathlessly take her leave with have show to do It made me wish Mayva hadnt rescheduled the lupper wage party that had originally been planned for the same nig Thats why never show up for awards for anything With my luck Id be present when won And what kind of class is thatwto be present for your award Cant you just hear it Accepting for Erma Bombeck this evening will be Erma Bombeck low moan of disapproval goes over the crowd as grope my way to the podium The audience is signalled for silence If my agent were accepting for me this evening he would say how grateful am to all the little people and how sorry am that could not be here in person to tell you how much it means to me Thank you and good night friend of mine in show business youd recognize her name immediately if told you confided to me its real drag not showing up for things and looks lot easier than it really is Last year alone she said didnt show up for three telethons four celebrity tennis tournaments four awards shows eight press conferences and prune festival in retirement village My eyes glistened with admiration How did you do it It wasnt easy she said got so tired trying to find places to go ne night slipped into my dark glasses and went to an allnight movie Everyone was there Ullman Olivier Brando Burstyn Hoffman all hiding out Af terwards we all went out and played Gooney Golf until am never knew how difficult it You dont know the half of it spent three days once try ing to get an acceptee All the Indians were taken So were the agents and producers finally had to settle for refor med flasher What time is it Ihreethirty Why Ive got an interview with the press for lunch at 100 and dont dare show tip for another hour Wanta come to my house and do the Viva towel test or anything Im sorry said but cant Im early for an auto graphing party and have to arrange flat tire The other night had dream which appeared on the Carson show and as the audience laughed themselves into hernias stood up and said Johnny this has been such fun Lets do it again sometime but really have to dash Good night Johnny JohnnyJohnny Whatya mean he left 30 minutes ago Pollys pointers Try vinegar LT on cloudy gloss DEAR POLLY What can do with on the rocks glasses that have been washed many times in the dis hwasher with all kinds of detergents and are now so cloudy that they are unusable Nothing seems to work Over the years our Oriental rugs have shown many un sightly worn spots but with large collection of different colored pens have been able to restore their appearance and have enjoyed being painter GRISELDA DEAR GRISELDA am sure experts would not ap prove of your method for valuable rugs but when professional repair work Is not available or is too expen sive you have polnt in wanting to make the worn places as Invisible as possible hope the following letter from Bertha will help with your glass problem POLLY DEAR POLLY When glassware becomes dull or milky looking find that onefourth cup vinegar to one cup of cold water will make it sparkle and cut any film This also applies to mirrors and windows BERTHA DEAR POLLY Since our children do some of the cooking it helps to remove eggs from both ends of carton so the weight is centralized and no one is caught off guard when removing them from the refrigerator El DEAR POLLY find those thin pieces of unused soap cakes work wonders when put in different parts of the attic in the storage boxes and Christmas decorations to keep the Silverfish away Try it BETTIE J0 DEAR POLLY save small bits of soap in small jar to which add some hot water to make heavy soap solution In this put steel wool pad to use for scrubbing pots and pans The pad is always heavily soaped and ready for use and the solution keeps it from rusting Pads last longer and it is handy as well as money saver HELEN