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ADDITION TO ROKAL YORK HOTEL This architects drawing shows how the Royal York Hotel in Toronto will look when the new $10000000 liloroom aircondi tioned addition east or the present struc ture is completed by late in nouncing the new wing Crump presV identol the Canadian Pacific Railway said FadParents Only jsliliiliiliii dow to see how your Junior and hissmaii neighbor Tommy are playing together in the sand pile just in time to see Junior lift his little shovel and give the unsus pecting Tommy vigorous bat over the head What have you done about it mother is usually annoyed and dismayed When she sees or child hurtanother child or usual reaction is to rush to the scene of action comfort the sob hing victim and scold her young ster for his cruel behaviour Her son certainly must not grow up to bc little savagei Perhaps he di that he was iniii gnu2h pain on Tommy Jun or may have been experimenting He wanted to see what Tommy would do if he gave him wailop Or Tommy may have been in his way Junior had told him couple of times to get out of the road of the tun nel he was digging Tommy had acted as if he didnt hear So this was Juniors method of making Tommy who was smaller than he do as he was told EXAMINER Pietures by Favero Examin er staff photographer um ap pear in this newspaper are available in glossy prints PROMPT seach 10 612 PHONE 2414 The Barrie Examiner ity to 1800 1958 In an flTlllllls By Nancy Cleaver Have you ever gone tothe win Mother may find the weeping Tommy insists on going home to mother She will do well to take her Junior indoors remove his shovel from him and tell him firmly You cannot hurt Tommy Mother will put your shovel away until you can play with itin the sand and not hit another child over the headi Likely Junior will learn this lesson that he cannot harm others Without severe punishment Some parents think that if their child shows his hostility to another by hitting or worse still by pulling hair or kicking or biting or scratching that they will cure him by treating him in the same way mother may boast madefliim know what it feels like and then stood over him and forced him to apologize This strongtarmed method may seem to work but it doesnt remove the cause of the childs behaviour Why has he hurt his com panion Children have rea sons fortheir actions It is natural for mother to want to excuse her youngster If as she soothes the hurt child she says of her own boy Jun ior didnt know he was going to hurt you so muehlflor guess Junior is getting too tired and thats why he gave you bang It is time he came indoors and had little rest before his local it is true that very young child may hurt another uninten tionally Junior may he so ab sorbed in having his turn to go whizzing down slide that he never stops to consider that he may land on Ann She is rather slowmoving and is still sitting on the ground at the bottom of the slide right in his way If she gets knocked over and bruised Junior just figures it is her fault She should have gotten out of the road This kind of hurting is an acci dent But the slide for small children must be supervised un excavation was expected to start next No vember It will increase total room capac and the addition of severaiv banquet rooms one with capacity for 3000 will enable Toronto to maintain its position as Canadas leading convention city The addition to the famed hotel is shown on the right of the drawing take his turn until the way is clear Mother may try to impress on him that he must take care in his play not to hurt another child Responsibility for anothers safe ty rests rather lightly on the shoulders of memberoi the Small Fryl But it is quite possible he knew what he was doing if child often hurts another child and seems to get pica sure in this antisocialaction then the motheris indeed concerned She can do lot indirectly to give sufficient supervision that the aggres sive hurting action is avoided When Junior is annoyed at Tommys refusal to move mo ther can give an assist in carrying out this reasonable request or she may divert the childrens attention by sug gesting another play activity energy and needs more physical outlets for his aggressiveness If he is occupied with climbing equipment swing big ball to kickol pounding board he is not squirm Grownups so likely to be pushing his chums around or hurting them Satistac tion in these activities may pre vent him from indulging in get ting his fun out of hurting others No parent wants his lid to grow into sadistic sdut who gets pleasure in making others do not clout another over the head But by the weapons of ridicule and sar casm they do reveal inner hostil ity and the desire to harm on other Be sure you save your child from forming the habit of inflicting pain on another and get ting kick out of iti PENClL STRUCTURES DRILLIA CF Harold Me Carty 50 has built model house and garage with pencils He says he plans to build an entire village of pencil structures BIGGER PHEASANTS TIMMINS CP Lloyd and May Cooper pheasant breeders are trying to erossbreed Hima layan cock pheasants with ring neck hens Their object bigger and better eating jmodcréitiénx 615 Nico49 cl gangsta Perhaps Junior is bursting with Royal Vitamin Hmitslelfi ovu atlon on Wednesdsy Weaii hope she will soon be well again Home For two bays Ila glans Scheil and Bud Scheil of Toronto werehoine for few days Church Service Church service was held at Mrs Cousins with good attend ance Stations of Cross and benedic tion are held in St Marys Church every Sunday evening 730 dur ing Lent From Toronto Mr and Mrs Robert Scheil of Tomato visited the home of George Scbeli and William Scheil Sunday Weekend Visitors Mr and Mrs Albert Allen and Karen and Charles Maloney visit ed at Harry Allens over week end Mr and Mrs Roy Pedfold and Janet also visited Harry Al lens Ronnie and Johnny Huneff oi Barrie are visiting Mr and Mrs Dumond this week Mrs Dan MeGilvray visited Mr and Mrs Douglas Shipton and boys in Toronto this last weelc Womena Association February meeting at lilrs Boyles with the president in the chair Meeting opened with hymn 399 followed by The Lords Prayer The Scripture was read by Mrs Harrier Mrs Nichols read the devotional The minutes of the last meeting were read and moved by Mrs Cousins that they be adopted as read Mrs Cousins gave the fruit andfiower fund ieport and Mrs Scheil gave the treasurcrs report Cor respondence was read Brent wood WA were invited by the New Lowell Aid to attend Day of Prayer service in the United Church Discussion of cleaning hall was dropped it was moved by Mrs Cousins and seconded by Mrs Scheil that Mrs Davidson and Mrs Bannerman buy materiai for quilt and bring to next meet ing It was moved by Mrs Scheil and seconded by Mrs Boyle that there be bake sale at March meeting and seed sale for April Roll call was answeredlby we mans name in the Bible by nine members and two visitors Close ing Hymn 888 Prayer by Mrs Homer NEWWFLOS First Birthday Janet Louise Wanless little daughter of Mr and Mrs Archie Wanlcss celebrated her first birthday Saturday Feb 18 Mr and Mrs hoy iiail Barrie isited at Walter Halls on Satur ay Sunday Visitors Mr and Mis John Wilson at Scbomberg Mr andMrs Jbscph McLean Barrie and Mr and Mrs Allen Sinclair and Judy Coi iingwood were Sunday visitors with Mr and Mrs Rawn and Mr andMrs Cline Rawn Mr dnd Mrs lan do Gorter spent Sunday night with friends at Alliston MrsLamhert Lennox Barrie is visiting at the home of her mo thgr Mrs Huth and family Forum Card Party Winners of the prizes for the highest scores at theFarm Forum Falls Road Bond Supervisor Inrkonlhs lithe Somme Etiey monkey William Oak and George ilk Fred Wood township road foreman gt Joseph Silk and ClerkTreasury Mr IanWood gave figures on used trader and gavecosts of op enunlkladers in other munici palities Councillor Lotering sug gested using calcium chloride on the Severn Fails road Mr Wood said this would help bind the road and keep down dust which is such nuisance during the increased use by tourists The road super intendent said there would be lit deaira iiirNrsrsa Marlin examines vial of Salk polio vac cine after he reported in the House of Commons that the vao cine was mind to be entirely safe and 85 per cent effective in pre venting paralytic polio Its clfoc tivenesswas based on 1955inoc ulations cr brow card party at Huths School on Monday evening Feb zitwere Mrs Harry Borthwick and Bert Kenny Due to the stormy night there was very small attendance lild Tonsillectomy Master Murray Edwards young son of Mr and Mrs Everett Ed wards had his tonsils removed in Penetang Hospital on Tuesday He is progressing as well as can he expected in Spelling Contest Dale Atkinson from New Flos School took part in the spelling contest Tuesday at Eimvaie public school cant ms cthmen roe comma scansroom 241i tie difference in the cost of novel andgrading as compared to cal cium chloride Lastycar there was 2000 yards ofcrushed gravel placed on the Severn Falls road and grading posts totalled $1500 Councillor DeConkey expressed the opinion that residcnts and visitors served by the road would favor paying an extra tax ii there wasa good road It wnspointed out by other councillors that schoolytaxpaid by summer resi dentsmore than balances extra cost of upkeep of the road Information was completed for advising the highways department of road costs in Matehcdosh in 1955 Council asked the township road overseer to attend each meeting to report on road conditions ad vise what had been done and What work should be undertaken He was instructed to repair concession culvert and carry out brushwork The overseers rate was increas ed from 75 to 85c per hour and laborers hourly pay was raised fromBQ to We hourly to measure up to rates paid in the immediate area No action was taken on collect ing for fire costs on lot conces sion as the reeve and council took the position George Lye had Wedding is Heldr Al family Home tori place at Barrie onWednuday room fin WPW was stalled in marriage to Wilbert Wells Dickinson of Barrie Bev GKBrlghtoflicisted atthecesi mony at threethin sham iii imam 19 Hill the wedding march Adhere wasplayed during the signing of theregister Russell Partridge of Mincsing brother of Ihr bride gm her in marriage She was wearing not set the fire whiiethe man who did had since been fined Assessor William Borrows sal ary was raised from $550 to $600 per annum Following lettcr from health unit inspector Elinor Wood Orii lia it was decidedto pass Ibyiaw providing locations for disposing of refuse inchern Falls area and imposing penalties for infractions Council voted 525 to Simcoe County Federation of Agriculture $15 to the Salvation Army and took no action regarding joining Georgian Bay Development As sociation or the Association of Ontario Mayors and Reeves Reeve Borrow was named hont orary fire warden and deputies are Joseph Silk Doug Smith William Borrow Henry Ellis also the councillors and road overseer Next meeting will be March 11 oclockln reeepti thehomeofllrJndlbLBonnq attended by the immediate famv iiiesofthebrideandgrooin lr and Mrs Dickinson will reside in Barrie Use of radar equipment for the apprehension of speedlimit viol ators on our highways is here to stay The system is practically toolproof We might just as well accept it philosophically ParlisvilieQuaiicilm ac Progress noirvounsur Ann save Tut nlrunlucl mat yourself to column ererim linoleum lie floors can to install inexpensive Io Keen Your ehoi BEAVER UMBER 129 BRADFORD ST PH 5943 rd colon Mos sniiirs LilliliilEiiEil WITH OR WITHOUT SVIARClllNG Complete ciutomer saiisfadtioncxpcrt operators that accomplish greater perfection with smarter look that makes Wright Cleaners laundered shirts give longer wear WiiiiiiiTiitiiiiiiiiiis iiil PICKUP and listivsiir mm 5531 YW For Spring Style New line Spring Coat only 2998 The drop belt back is the big fashion news for SpringJItis high light of SussMnns new collection featured on the slim 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