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GARDEN NOTES By nun canes THE RECENT SNOWFALL has given local residents some Ion deriul opportunities to get real puristh pictures of local scene p5 Christmas cards known no Ihiceri Christmas rememth Christmas card taken by sender of some spot familiar nd perhaps etched in the men 5er of both sehdevand recipient in will remain cherisbcd tong after Christmas has gone LWISII TO REMIND our local amateur photographers of the photograph competition irponsor ed by the Ontario Horticultural Association Surely Barrie with nearly 900 mcmbersin its Hor iIculturnl Society could make at least one entry Gardens in win terare sometimes as lovely as they are in summer and there is always the added toy that the grass doesnt need mowing Full details of this contest will be sent on request by me so MANY or arm readers are thinking of the warm south and planning to take off shortly oth ers might like to go somewhere but havent any plans Have you ever thought of taking one of SPECIALiiED SERVICE ALL MAKES Ql BIIIIIO TELEVISION Every lnatallatlon supervised by our technician nonlinear REFRIGERATION CO 118 DDNLOI sr Phone PA 82059 thewundcriul garden tours spon sored by the Massachusetts Hob tieultural Society the Pennsyl vaula Horticultural Society Rhoda island and Michigan Horticulton ai Societies and our own Ontario Horticultural Association oom blnedl Their tours are lilo times highlight They coat around 000 but many people in their retired years could afford this amount and fulfill dream of tra vel gt Because very few people know exactly where they want to go or what they want to see such planned trips till much needed hill Our own John Clark has recently returhed from conduct lng one of these tours THERE ARE FIVE TOURS now adverlisedto the Mediten raneap Western Europe liritlsh isles iiawaiian islands and the Orient Think it over friends We would love to sea our mem hers extend the habit of touring far beyond the borders of our own province Have you loved parent orparents whose lifetime of love youd like to reward Then how about the whole family chipping infor such tour as Christmas gift AMONG THE MANY nice Christmas suggestions is one for garden books and flower arrange ment calendars flower arrange ment calendar may be secured for $125me Dorothy Biddle Service Dept PG124 Haw thorne NY This is very ac ceptable gift and one any woman gardener ivould enjoy Among books Shady Gardens by Em ily Seaber Parcher lust publish cd by Eycrson Press should till need for many gardeners Shady gardens are almost always problem The Book of Garden Magic by Bites is good refer once book as is The Garden Em cyclopedia by Seymour Garden periodicals like Flower Grower Horticulture Popular Gardening are welcome reading every month of the year Canadian Home and Gardens is the only Canadian garden magazine with an enlarg ing garden section wins wmrsa WILL an VERY GLAD when we have an all Canadian Garden periodical Surely in country as vast as ours we should not depend on inane snoL Storm Sash Built in Cupboards Cabinet Making FREE ESTIMATES no obligation 10 on anIordcr of storm sash if over $106100 éHAROLD 239 Bradford Sr GRAHAM Phone PA 84444 noxaroursmveuu MAKES MHtTiecoioug PAINTINéEASY wonks ON Manchu rookrips VACUUM CLEANERS finale Ex THE ANNUAL TEA BAZAAR AND BAKE BALE of St Andrews Presbyterian Church Womehfa Association last Friday afternoon in theiecture hall was asusuai splendid success although the snowy Ferguson weather was anything but favorable From to Mrs Guniler Mrs Carrie Mrs James wife abuse minister ointhe church and Mrs Cnmeron LFavaro otherslhan our own country pe04 pie totellus what to grow and where and how yet we have to if we want gardcn magazines ooNriroaocr rna mans these wintry dayasuet for the Woodpeckers sunflowers tor Jays rand Grosbeaks seeds for dances and Finches andnuts for the Chlcadecs and Nuthatches Incidentally bird feedersare good Christmas gifts and include supply of food torotiii them Frank Lawrence and Frank Mary Your Adolescent at Home and in School Macmillan Co of Canada Ltd 1956 307p This book is followup of the Franks highly successfuIVHuw hm Help Your Child In Scho authors in this present volumoare addressing themselvesto parenu Ut teachers andaii those who work with adolescent boys and girls And they are presenting not just picture of the adolescent child butthey are also showing his world and the way it differs from the world of hisparanta To do this they have incorporated the findings of different sciences anthropology psychology psychi atryand theyhava drawn upon their own experiences as parents and those of their friends llhis book is refreshing it starts off by praising two groups of people so frequently cri cized today teachers and parents The Franks asfparents with six grow ing children have faced the prob Icms oi the average parents and their writing reflects their under standing They suggest that par ents can be unhappy too and that further the experts have made the parents feel guilty over prob lems that arise naturally and in svitably in the lives of their child ren The Franks vfeel definitely that the parents should notfeel guilty at should have firm can victions and ideas of their own that they are not afraid to express They suggett that if parents have gone wrong at all in raising their adolescents it is Inassuming too much strength in the average adolescent and in not offering firm convictions of right and wrong to guide their child To be able to guide the parent and teacher must first understand the adolescent and his particular problems in three excellent chapters the authors outline the stages of physical and emotional growth in the proadolescent and adolescentchild Their emphasis is always onthe adolescents view of these changes The drastic changes he goes through alters his attitudes towards the people and things in bisliie He looks at his lamin in new and sometimes very critical light and he reexam ines his own future role All these rapid changes leave tho adoles cent his parents and teachersa little bewildered It the adolescent is to grow strong and independent this balt wil rme act 10 nd be re pTEcedby Tfiuiiiiadniirfimiri of strengths There are virtues in adplescent not appreciated by the adult justas there is wisdom In the adult too often scorned by the adolescent As the Franks say teacher with copvlctions of her own who respects the adol escent is often the one person who givesthe bays and girls the feel ing that they can have some con victions of their own To learn strength the adolescent has to see strength of kind understanding type it is middle of the road course that the Franks offer parents and teachers avcoursothat lies be tween stern authoritarian view and an overly permissive non directive way And to help par ents on this roadevery conoclv able problem that might be faced Clarence Simpsons on Nov 21 Monthly Meeting st Andrews WMS InterestingTalk Monthly meeting of the Wom ens Missionary Society of St An drews Church was held at Mrs with the president Mrs McKinnon presiding Foilowing singing of the open ing hymn the Scripture was read byMrs il Biggar Prayer was offered by Mrs Simpson The president reported that the thankoifering meeting on Sun day Nov 18 was successful The offering received exceeded all expectations Mrs McKinnon ex pressed thanks to aleembera for their continued support Mrs CowanlVirs Hander son and Mrs Neelands were appointed nominating commit tee The topic was introduced by Mrs Irving Robertson Using the dybook SLlheylleach For Li by John Skoglund as background iiirs Robertsongava tive ways can the parent help the adolescent in High School This is book to be read through once carefully and then placed on the hook shelf to be re ferredtotime and time again during the childs adolescence dinigmiy uni uuar loathing cooling uulc 321331 poritlvdy reiiEhvca ma amldIrritationmhafingdttfgfithtrmlg Greheieu stainless Sc rrlal bottle must mechanisms Today and Tomorrow This tilweekly article series no resistance will contain Interesting factI about hospitals and Is pair llahed public service by this newspaper in coopera tion with the Ontario Hospital Association Everybody at one time or other has walked across thick heavy carpet and then touched radiator or other metal object to leel and even see spark elec triclty Over the years such electricity generated by the human body usually throng friction and oven static electrlci has been the cturc of great peril and grave anxiety to hospital and medical personnel in an operating room Practically every anaesthetic used in an operation to render the patient insensible to pain is explosive and inflammable Fur thermore being heavier than air these gases whilebeing admin istered to patient accumulate in the lower parts of the room Hospitals have and are con tinually making improvements and innovations to eliminate the hazard of explosion in an operat ing room Explosionproof electric switches shielded and guarded lights useof mirrors to reflect light and replace headlamps elimination of cauterlea and the installation of conductive floors are now commonplace in most hospitals The conductive floor acts in the same way as the small chain which hangs from an oil or gas oline truck and drags onto the highway it is made of sub stancc or material through which electricity can pass with little or an interesting talk on the medh cal aspects at modern missions At thoclose tea was served by the hostess 0r DANGEROUS HABIT it iaiiarming the number of bicycles that are to be seen on the streetsvwithout lights of any kind Any boy or girl who takes the risk of riding along dark street without light should feel thefirmhand of home discipline Kelowna BC Courier YOUR ro monnow perms on man you no Ionian Arnold lioihlllln sun Lira or CANADA Lila Plans and Annuities 24 cmrsarou on BARRIE antiy or money back Dont marr Your oramt for DPRLCRIFIIO Phone rs 8M5 PA azooi by parents of adolescent children is discussed in this book how 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