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WW Teenagers are more sexually active today than ever ac cording to Toronto physrcrani Sex education should be accessible worker pushed the need to make sex education and birth control information more and sex therapist 50 Why not available and accessable to educate them accordingly Dr Sarah Isbister and her teens The Isbisters have private tensively With sexual problems and issues with teenagers They spoke on sexuality and the adolescent Tuesday night in the third in series of six lec tures on sexuality and family husband Alex Toronto 50013 practices and have dealt exv living sponsored by the Family Big Brothers save society Keeping person imprisoned costs 517000 year in Canada and being big brother can Whittle that figure down So says Bruce Brock past president of Barrie Big Brothers Association Mr Brock also member of the national agency relations committee for Big Brothers Association spoke Tuesday to BRUCE BROCK PEOPLE AND PLACES CONCERT The Carlton Show Band will put on free concert for senior citizens Oct 24 at pm at the Georgian Mall FUN NIGHT fun night will be held Oct 20 at pm at the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd 220 Steel St Games for adults and children will be featured MARY MARTHA SOCIETY tea bazaar and bake sale Fri Oct 15 at the BARRIE LEGION match he said ANDY ROSS and the BLUENOTES Open Dance about 40 members of the BarrieAHuronia Rotary Club at the Continental Inn Research shows if boy isi left in an atmosphere in which there is no male model there is high rate of emotional disturi bance and delinquency Mrl Brock said It costs about $160 year for big and little brother match and that money goes to the social worker making the big brother in effect is working against delinquency he said This is financial savings for society Big Brothers formed in Toronto in 1913 to help in dividual fatherless boys beti ween ages to 16 to fulfill his role in societyThe association began in Barrie about five years ago There are about 80 matches now with about ten little brothers waiting That is not too bad of waiting list according to association president Steve Shivas But that is because we have worked Mr Brock explained how big brothers members last De cember managed to increase their matches by simply asking men to be big brothers We were able to get 30 big brothers and today we have 25 of those still with us big brother must be 18 years or over Mr Brock said men with families often provide little extra for the little brother because there is the op portunity to see how father relates tohis family Matches are made very carefully after several inter views he said Little brothers can be shytough the intellectual type the sports type but any type Mr Brock said can be helped by the guidance of an older man He said survey including the opinion of YMCA the school board and institutions such as the Salvation Army School for boys reveals big brother mat ches are big help in socie ty will be held Nov 13 from to 430 pm by the Mary Martha Society at the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd HALLOWEEN BAZAAR Halloweeen bazaar tea and bake sale will be held Oct 29 from to pm by the crystal chapter of the Loyal Orange Lodge at the Allandale Orange Ha Life Association About 50 peo 1e met at Barrie Central Col egiate The Isbisters outlined sexual issues often raised in dealing with teenagers These include premarital sex masturbation sexual identity birth control venereal disease pregnanc and abortion sexual justment and sexual dysfunc tion Dr Isbister quoted stud done recently among Nort American youth stating 60 per cent of young people engage in sexual intercourse before they finish high school The study also says 40 cent of 16 year olds have ha intercourse Whether we like it or not it seems to be happening Dr Isbister said Increase in sexual activity is not result of the availability of the pill and sex education in the schools she said LOGICAL REASONS There are some very logical reasons for the increase Kids are maturing earlier and faster because of such things as nutrition Their sex drive is very real Communication in society such as television radio ex poses them to life earlier she said Im saying we cant change society dont believe providing teenagers with in formation is encouraging them to be sexually active They are activeso why not increase the comfort level and decrease the us Mr Isbister said teenagers in the past grew up with the sexinthecloset attitude That is sex education it teaches you not to learn about sex he said The silent approach of paren ts teachers and doctors con veys negative attitudes he said They avoid topics simply by not asking The Isbisters said some cases of sexual dysfunction in marriage result from ex periences as teenager The back seat of acar fear of being found out by the parents is not conducive to satisfying sexual experience Mr Isbister said Habits learned in these conditions are often carried In to marriage Says Dr Isbister In fact Id say the back seat of the car fear and guilt make con ducive atmosphere for sexual dysfunction Females too may have roblems responding sexually Because of fear or guilt with their first sexual experience The Isbisters stressed seeing adolescent sexual activity as part of whole picture Lets not isolate the problems of VD pregnancy Dr Isbister said If respon sibility must accompany sexual activity adults should stress it shesaid The gap between what is happening with our young people and what we thin should be happening must be bridged she said Mr Isbister said sexual development is part of per sonal evolution which starts at conception Avoiding the topic until he is teenager is missing significant boat They listed factors aiding in constructive relationship in cluding empathy genuineness and rankness Next week Dr and Mrs Sy Silverbert will talk on com munication and intimacy for marriage at 730 at Barrie Cen tral Collegiate faculty lounge DR SARAH ISBISIER PEOPLE AND PLACES QUOTA BAZAAR The Quota Club of Barrie is having bazaar Nov at pm at Trinity Anglican Chur ch Hall with proceeds going to the deaf and hard of hearing RUMMAGE SALE Central United Church GRADUATE Kathleen Mary Kelly daughter of Mr and Mrs Kelly Sunnidale Road Barrie has graduated from the Univer sity of Guel with an honors bachelor arts degree in sociology and political science The graduation ceremony took place Friday Kathy received her education at St Marys Separate School and at Barrie Central Collegiate She is employed as research assis tant for Dr Frank Maine MP Confederation Building Ot tawa Women will hold rummage sale Oct 23 from am to pm at the church Donors should bring good used clothing to the church all day Friday AUTUMN ARCADE St Marys Catholic Womens League is having their autumn arcade Oct 23 mm 130 to pm at the church HALLOWEEN BAZAAR The crystal chapter of the Loyal Orange Lodge will have Halloween bazaar tea and bake sale Oct 29 from to pm at the Orange Hall Allan dale VISITORS Mr and Mrs Gordon Runrick of Etobicoke visited with Mr Runricks sister Mrs Elizabeth Goring of Barrie They enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner ON EDUCATION Teachers view of what is happening to the educational system will be the topic at the meeting of the Association for Children with Learning Disabilities Wednesday Oct 27 at at Barrie Central Collegiate Guest speaker will be Sheila Morrison T0 HAMLET Three busloads of Georgian College faculty staff and students Wednesday attended the production of Hamlet at the Stratford Festival Theatre The day was organized by the English and Humanities Depan tment DINNER GUESTS Mr and Mrs Barrie Potts RR Stroud had Thanksgiving dinner for Mr and Mrs Fred Homer Mr and Mrs John Homer and children Thomas and Patricia of Burlington Louise Hoffman opperwarc collection Iliiil and Robert McCallum of Mississauga Mr and Mrs James Kirkpatrick of Burlington Mr and Mrs George Fyles of Weston Ann Alexander Mrs Ann Conkell of Toronto William Habrouck and James Barclay of Stroud BAND MOTHERS Barrie Central Collegiate Band mothers wil hold their annual fall rummage Friday from to pm in the school cafeteria Homebaking and supply of used records will be featured among other items GRADUATE Jean Sawyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Girvan Sawyer of Gilford recently gra duated from the College of Family and Consumer Studies at the University of Guelph with bachelor of arts in science degree Miss Sawyer majored in Applied human nutrition and is com pleting her graduate dietetic internship at Misericordia Hospital Edmonton Alta iiiisax Nothing quue matches the elegance of gleaming copper crafted gourmet cookware It brings out the best in cooks and whats cook ing and adds beautiful decorative touch to any kitchen Tea Kettles Sauce Pans Skillets UtenSils Fish Servers Hanging Racks Fondue Sets and much much more All great ilts for your family or riends or as treat for yourself Hayfield Mull In the Mom TEA BAZAAR The Senior Citizens Get Together Club will have ba zaar and tea Oct 26 from 130 to pm 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