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the examiner Thunday Doc 1977 Mm History of communities collected One of many who gave blood Nentyyearold Denise Campbell decided she might as well take it easy and relax no use getting upset over things Denise was one of many donors giving blood this week at the Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic at Trinity Parish Hall total of 700 ii Barrie residents gave blood at the twoday clinic There were Elghteenyearold Laura Scliellenherg tirade 13 student at Eastview Secondary School didnt seem too upset about giving 639 units collected surpassing the goal of titltl units Maisie Murphy volunteer Red ross worker and chairman of the blood donor clinic expressed her appreciation to those who gave blood Mrs Murphy encouraged the public to become regular donors to avoid the blood shortage experienced thi summer Examiner Photo blood for her first time Testing Laura for her blood type on the right is lied Cross technician Dianne llillaby lweixlsniuir history is no the documented history of lweedsmnir It is history of given local community which is kept up to date by the womens institute members III that area It por trays the life and development of the community through the years in pictures and written stories and Simeoe ounty has many of them The community history which is kept in large hound volume is named after Iady lweedsnnnr the wife of Lord lolm Iweedsmuir former gtivcrnorgeneral of anada Sinicoe ounty curators for lweivismuir Histories were in volved in workshops recently designed to assist them in gathering and assembling com munity history Mrs Hester Walker rovin einl curator with the erated Womens Institute of Ontario from St George attended workshop in Elmvale and gave the 25 women in attendance many valuable tips on how to make their history books durable and attractive Each book includes table of contents listing where the histories of local farms villages schools cemeteries churches industries libraries local personalities clubs and organizations war records and 50th and over wedding anniver saries my be found Students are invited to use the Tweedsmuir Histories as often as possible and teachers can make arrangements to have the books on hand within the school for special events The contents of these books make excellent research sources for genealogists and historians and are also used as means of entertainment for convalescents and other people in the community member of each area W1 is selected to keep the book and keep it up to date with the help of committee other members and people in the community These histories are now recognized by the Ontario Ministry of Education of Wyevale The book has been compiled by members of the Wyevale Womens Institute over the years and contains history of that area including schools libraries farms cemeteries and local personalities The book has heavy leather binding which was made and handcarved by Ray Tuck Mrs Del Reynolds left Wyevale curator for Tweedsmuir History looks over the book with Mrs Hester Walker provincial curator and Mrs Victor Hall president of the Pine Ridge Ilranch in Wyevale during workshop held recently in Elmvale Examiner Photo Mrs Hester Walker provincial curator of the Tweedsmuir Histories of the Womens Institutes of Ontario was in Elmvale recently instructing at workshop for local curators She explained how to fit this I919 picture into book much smaller Mrs Walker has been conducting these workshops since 1957 and has been member of Womens Institute since 1937 With Mrs Walker left are Mrs Muriel Jacobs provincial board member and Mrs Foyster area convener for Tweedsmuir History Examiner Photo Price of bread expected to rise OTTAWA Ii The price of bread may soon go up be cause of federal government promise to increase returns to grain farmers by the end of the year federal officials said this week The officials gave the warn ing day after the goVernmcnt said it hopes to announce the end of December how time the guaranteed minimum price will be increased for prtxlucers who sell their wheat for domestic consumption Millers now pay farmers $325 bushel if world grain prices fall below that level The minimum $325 has been paid for more than year be cause of tumbling international wheat prices The domestic in crease the first in five ears would be retroactive to be ginning of the new crop year Aug obituary Mrs Margaret lane Denney died Aug 27 at Kcmpenfelt Manor Nursing Home She was 90 Born in Paisley Bruce oun ty as Margaret Jane Mason she married the late Alexander Denney in 1906 They lived on Ztmracre farm in Utopia Essa Township and had family of 12 children Mr Denny died in 1948 She retired in Thornton in 1956 She was member of the United hurcli and in previous years member of Ivy Pres byterian hurclL She is survived by four daughters Mrs Marguerite lnrk of irand Valley Mrs Gladys Platt of Shelburne Mrs Lottie Ellis of Utopia Mrs Luella MacDonald of Richmond Hill six sons Edward of Mansfield David of Barrie Johnny of Willowdale Mason of Ottawa William of Capreol and Cecil of Willowdale 25 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren She is predeceased by her daughter Mrs Annie McFadden and son Joseph Henry who died in in fancy Funeral services were con ducted by Rev Bruce limley of Shelburne Ont at John Thomas Funeral Home in Alliston Burial was at Alliston Union Cemetery in the family plot Otto Lang minister respoir sible for the Canadian wheat board has been negotiating with treasury board officials on the amount of the increase for several months officials say Sources confirmed Tuesday that the government is trying to decide how muchwif any of the increase should be passed on to consumers LOOK FOR FUNDS Treasury board officials al ready hardpressed by govern ment spending restraints are looking for additional funds to subsidize millers and bakers the sources say Otherwise increased produc tion costs for bread will have to be absorbed at the retail level The Canadian Federation of Agriculture the countrys most influential farm lobby has been pressing Lang for an in crease to at least $4 bushel at least 75cent boost The federation says rapidly rising costs have outstripped returns to producers However the government sources said the increase is likely to be lower than le manded while agreeing that an increase of less than 75 cents bushel would not cover in creased product ion costs if ii We The liie of Wyevale blacksmith is the topic of this page contained in the Tweedsmuir History 622M Molested by mother Dear Ann Landers have read several letters in your col umn about incest but its always been Funny Uncle stepdad natural father or brother Never have on rin ted letter about mother who molested her own au ter If youve never received one heres your first am 58 years old and am speaking of it for the first time My mother was teacher and steady churchgoer She did the fooling around when she bathed me never knew there was anything unusual about her behavior until my father walked in on us and made terrific scene was 12 years old at that timemuch too old to be bathed by mother She never touched me after that but the damage she had done was considerable When married had hard time enjoying sexand still do was afraid to bathe my four daughters and had to force myself to do it Even now have trouble diapering my granddaughter There must be others like megrown women who still bear the marks of early abuse and have never told soul What relief it has been to write this letter Bless you Reno Nevada Dear Reno Thanks for unloading Thats what Im here for And now hope youll unload verbally to counsellor It ngll 30 world of good Pentup anger can be buried time Dear Ann Landers know what heterosexuality is know what homosexuality is am also aware of the nature of bisexuality Please tell me what category belong to lam 22 years of age and have never been on date Thats not all have never had real conversation with girl Theres lovely oung woman at work would love to be friends with but doesnt know Im alive lot of guys meet girls at singles bars bowling alleys sports events and through volunteer work but my personality is so bad think its best if just stay by myself Any advice Midwestern Oddball Dear Friend In answer to your first questionId say you are heterosexual who is painfully shy and has poor selfimage mostly unearned First get book called ShynessWhat It IsWhat to Do About It by Philip Zimbardo publisher AddisonWesle Read it carefully Youll notice it says If none of works for you you need professional help Dr Zimbardo is superb psychologist who knows his onions0r should say plums He teaches at Stanford Dear Ann May say something to Driven Crazy by Gum Snapping If you think its bad on subway in bus or an elevator try listening to it all day Im telephone operator We have orders not to be rude and put smile in our voices no matter what we get on the other end No wonder have an ulcer Then there are the celery chewers the apple munchers and the potato chip crunchers Please Ann do every telephone operator in the world favor and print this let terGrrrrrrr Dear irrrrrrr Youve got soul sister in me honey People who crunch munch and chew on the phone drive me crackers Since Im not an operator can tell em to finish eating and call me back And do Erma Bombeck Bureaucracy stops venture If kids are growing up too fast these days you cant put all the blame on television trio of kids in California thought theyd make little mad money killing ground moles with their secret formula and came face to face with bureaucracy It reminds me of the woman who wrote me few years ago from small town in the Midwest She was going to stage garage sale No big deal just some stuff that would bring her daughters bedroom up to health standards once again black light that makts things glow in the dark guitar slightly warped several hair dryers an old record player and an exercise rope never used She was informed she needed licence at the cost of $100 The clerk at the town hall told her to see the building in spector He located her property on the town map and filled out permit listing things she could not sell She was guided to another office where the document was notarized and duly wamed that she must give the sale on the date listed The town building inspector then escorted her to police headquarters where an officer wanted to make sure she realized the licence had to be in conspicuous place She told him she would put it on the big tree on her front lawn The officer wanted to know if the tree was indeed on her property or was close enough to the curb to be town tree because if it was she couldnt use it She told him that last winter when large branch fell down in storm and she called the police she was told it definitely was HER tree She figured it would only be matter of time before the zoning commission came down on her for doing business in residential area Food and Drug to inspect her coffee Price Control for her merchandise Environmental Protection Agenc for campers who parked outside her door all night Equa Opportunity protesting lack of minorities working the garage antitrust suit for her monopoly of her own garage Internal Revenue Service officers question ing her income wages to workers plus their pension benefits and retirement plan and the Sierra Club for defacing the tree by nailing permit to it And to think three kids thought that mountain out of molehill was just dumb saying fall infers Smoke stains are problem DEAR POLLY recently purchased lovely home but the flagstone fireplace is stained with smoke some apparently spilled liquor and seems greasy where someone probany roasted franks in the fireplace hope you or some of the readers of your fine column will tell me how to remove these stains without damaging the flagstones Mr GG Jr DEAR MR GG JR You really have problems Some authorities suggest cleaning smoke stained stone fireplaces as follows Add four ounces yellow laundry soap to enough hot water to make quart of soft soap Heat until soap dissolves cool and then stir In onehalf pound powdered pumice stone and one half cup household ammonia After mixing well use to scrub stones with stiff brush Use clean brush to apply another coat and leave on about fiftBen minutes scrub off with brush and clean warm water Rinse with more clear warm water Test first just to be sure of effects on your particular stone Perhaps this will also remove those various other spots POLLY DEAR POLLY NMB wrote how she stores he embroidery floss in pill containers so want to tell the other readers how keep mine in small manual type book about five by seven and half inches that has about 75 ges in it Each color is kept on separate page and dif erent shades of that color on the adjoining pages store this book and its contents in candy box in which also put my embroidery needles with the needle most recently used stuck in the corner of the book If the box is large enough embrotdery hoops and scissors can also be stored In It so everything is quickly available when one wants to embroider HAZEL DEAR POI YWhen running bath water for my small daughter always make sure turn off the hot water first and then let enough cool water run to cool off the faucet This prevents the chance of an accident should the child rub the faucet when moving about out of curiosity This in or those tubs with adjoining faucets and for those with so arate faucets suggest keeping small plastic cup of co water to pour over the hot faucet Most families with children have such cups in the bathroom anywa childs built water should be cooler than that for an adult so that extra cup or so of cold water will not be really wasted as it goes Into the bath water IIIANIIIIA