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At Adult Occupational Centre in Edgar Vegetable garden societys new project By CLAUDIA KRAUSE Of The Examiner Trainees at the Adult 0c cupational Centre near Edgar this year will be planting an outdoor vegetable garden with the help of Oro Township llor ticultural Society The garden is new projejct although the horticultural society has been running therapeutic programs at Edgar for the past three years says Reta Caldwell Mrs Caldwell is the societys chairman for horticultural pro jects at Edgar but also ati avid rose grower and regional diree tor for the anadiaii Rose Soc iet Each year she rounds up volunteers willing to spend some time each week explain ittg the basics about growing Early start for Barrie composer Jennifer Ricketts darkens in the last few notes in her own musical composition Little Red Riding Hood which she will play at an allgirl music recital Tuesday at Grove Park Home Barrie The recital is organized by the Ontario Registered Music Teachers Association Examiner Photo plants liot Edgar its the oirly volttrrteer program ritti by airy outside group iii past years aldwcll lildgars mentally handicapped adult residents have been taught how to look alter housi plants arid arrange llowcrs Member of the horticultural society arid area businesses lraveiloiraledplants the tintario convention iol horticultural societiesi last year we were the only group running classes tor the hair dicappid So much more could he done it orin people were ill teicstcd she says llll2llll$IIIJHCIJ lrs laldwell is looking lot more volunteers to help llll this new project at lIdgar Univ aboiit one hotrr week is required ihhc asks those llilllislttl to phone llli ii itiiii tou says Mrs year rust ltccil giiicial Editor Claudia Krause7266537 knowledge iahoul gardening You dont have to he an ex pert she says adding that she hopes to organize group lirl luesilay or llrursday evenings She says dilliculties sometimes occur but with some willingness to teach gardening volunteers have lorind their work rewarding Alter theyve come alqul once they usually want tocoine igartrsliesrvs More than too trainees ol lllt Hilario government operated centre wanted to your hot ticultural projects last year group loo Iaigc lor the lew volunteers This year ottly the most In teresled trainees of total Bill at the centri will be involved says tiail Sargent ot the icti lresrecreationalilepaittticnt About to to are rtrvolyid in horticultural lilirllcls wliiii tliiitlL lit it Llt Hll work till lltc garden Quite tow hospitals hayi lound their horticultural pro grains have carry over therapi iitic effects says Ms Sargent lhey redoing lot of good but its still very new area Im ptsl learning abotit it tirysell The centre appreciates the societys work she says We like to have people involved especially people lroiii this area ilere had volunteers on an tudr iilttal basis who do one to one work bill this is the only piograiii involy ing group Arrangements are now being made to deliyct top soil to the centre organie nature walks and liiially hold horticultural show rtr September to display plants iiiown by trainers tro lowiisliip Horticultural Society will ollii prics lot vegetables lltl irrangenrents arid houseplants Alllilll ex tlltllllltl abou the program among llitltitl mounting saysllrs alilwell peOpIe and places Speech contest ltaiiie loasttnisttcss lluli holding its louriiii piccli ontist on prii Ll it the lloli day ltin lirrii llllllltl yill lt scriil iii The cotites begins ii 21p ll iitilciit lililtttllllll it clulw troin oilh bay to lshawa will ionipiti lot the toutrcil ti litlc liarline Morgan wili represent the liar llttltlll hot mori tntortiialioii call Shirley Mcltotie sticcili can test co ordiiiiiioi at TJii iiil Author to speak ilope Evangeline author oi the book liaisy is the scliultilcd speaker on luisday at the flat rte Business and lrolissroiial Wottieiis outrcil and tcdnes Health learning problems discussed About 20 members of the Bar rie and District Medical Secretaries Associaton attend ed clinic day held Saturday at York County Hospital reports Kathy Monkman vice president ii the theme of International Year of the Child Speakers ad dressed health and learning problems affecting children Patricia Moule York County llosptal dietician spoke about dietary problems in children and adolescents focusing on exhibits Lotta Dempsey daiiy Opens Friday April 14 The largest single display of home deSign ideas building materials household furnishings in Canada over 500 exhibits al under one root Bring the whole family and see these exciting Model Home 4000 square feet sophisticated blend of imagination tree tlowrng interior design etticrent excrting fully furnished Fashion ShowsThe latest creations in spring and summer fashions from practical to exotic wrth Dorothy BrombySmythe at the Organ times daily Celebrity Rooms Darrell Sittler Montreal Mayor Jean Drapeau Salome BeyJohn Dolan Dionne Pepper SPUNfiUHl lit llll lttliti Slot ii initiy ill Jill Tlili ill obestity and juvenile diabetes She said the main source of obesity in children frorn thru to 15 years old is unneeded sugars and calories and sug gested weekly visits to the doc tor for obese children although sometimes hospitaliuition is re quired The obese child becomes more suce tible to juvenile diabetes ich at the onset is very unstable and very difficult to control clinic day par ticipants were told Featuring Mayor John Sewell Doityourselt Microwave Cooking indoor Plant and Flower Theatres and Consumer Food Centre You may win portable colour TV microwave oven or the Grand Prize Chevette Take your tree ballots to the second floor East Annex Burlders Showcase answers your questions about home buying This is the show you must see Senior Citizens Day Monday April 9th Specral Sr Citizens discounts every day ALL THE NEW IDEAS ARE HERE Dr Don Stevens speaking on chronic and terminal illnesses in lllltlltlL said children with diseases such as asthma diabetes malignant illness cystic fibrosis and muscular dystrophy require long term care with help and understan ding front their parents laul Match chairiiran York errlre for Learning Disabilities gave detailed talk on the background and cirr rent goals of the centre Started itr tum by interested liil Weekdays 100 pm to l030 pm Saturdays and Good Friday 1000 am to 1030 pm Sunday April 1000 am to 600 pm Admission Adults $275 Children 50¢ Senior Citizens $150 Please no pets Come early for good parking April 14 1979 COLISEUM EXHIBITION PLACE TORONTO llJltUIIll ll lll li iii iii ltr ltdlli ilH llll ii Alibi IllN llllillllltill parents of children with Ieiirii trig disabilities the centre wort Untario govcttriiietil lundine in ll7t At present the centre has programs tor children trom four to l3 years old who hate specch and reading prohlitiis as well as learning disabilities program for adolescents is planned llr Martin loltish oitli York licneral Hospital pediatri ciaii spoke about anorexia iiir vosa disease which usually III zillects rtliilisi lll Llll icliii stop catiiic and sirliriiittii stirlti tliittt llI sll llltltllllll1lill to treat ll begun is illi illtiiliiillill pliysiiai prolIiii death in si ilscascs lir illii lll ltiallllttll Ill olyiu lllltlrllJllhlllHil llr lllllll lll lti lmti liillinghiin ol the Hermit oil lllilllll lnit speaking on sot ial problems ol llllltllsttlll pliipil knowledyc atrd education is needed on sitliiicts such tcctriigc prcgrvuiy contractp turn and iUrlrI trot liill litll lli ii Hull lltltllil til said day at the llarrie lrtislian kominsliititollecllour Lynda l4are ii conlralto will slllt at both titlllllill blicllj limit lll iieiiionstrati paper loilc irl its special lltlllltt nyoni Ililill tcil weltorni to attend llit nursery ill in iiiibii it Westiiiinistii hurth lioStml trevl luisdays iltsltll and iltllti session is from to liit to Ill Wednesday once out lroni it Ill tii ll illl It lariatiitt llllll1l Hall on Make ticil llarrii Irihute at centre ttrcinorral tribute yzll lu hcld Saturday at pm at lakryiiw llillt tor Senora litrttlv liit llic lilll lllsu liaikes Friends and praiiilairci illt tll Illllt liiati Iitl Police at library iiil lliili lliiitipiiii sitioin siitciy ollicii lot the lxtllli poliietoiiigwilliivisilitigtiii childrens unfit to the Harri lubliilaliraiiiiiriiilintii lll will lit lllllll tiar tiiiii on polric work showtii polici guns and llllltlillll uniloriiisanilhnpoliiecai hildtcii and nliiils ttiil to attend lil llltillllllili liotiitol Ill ll ll Showing slides Harrie and lllsl it ssoiia tron lor llll lliyi iily lllillillll holds its lltl intcling oti llll it it iltip in at the Sunriiilaic tonrrnuirity entii llartii lllsu Shellii oi liiyiiii will $90 for Little Sisters be showing slides of ltliodcsia Anyone interested is welcottre lot nor iirtoiinalron call 112a oiimi git ergo Focus for teens hot as li lciiis ii discussion group explore personal growth and opportunities iol teens lllltls leiliiesilay at the Itariic il At ll it tlt ltl liipti to lll illtilc ltWI lo decision making llllll manage inetil organiiiiionskills goal stlllli establish rig priorities cotiiiiiiiiiiiattort skills and iiioliyalion ltiscirssion leader is Itobcrta lliei roll The sciriinar is open to all high s1 liool teens and is ilisiussiil lll liiiliilll ll ltcc loi liari ii llllllilris gt1 tlils liit Hit liltlltlil final at Mill will in held hlllll ill lllll Iliiili Itliilllriiltiili call iLIlilfl ltanquet speaker lull leper ltiisiiiiiiiiiiis lltllly llill llllll it lot will piE liv at iii lll on internal lllli lllll iiiest spurkci will lc loit liiirialcr an lriileaii lllllll lioni Iiid lnilxv lltil ll lllatu illt Sit lIlll ltliilc T3 143 ill Nl IN litiiitiiriitaiii call Meeting announced The ltiilllt luiyeisrly Womens liib will hold its lltl regular meeting on Iidnisiim at in lllt Harrie ltilrlic Library hall on Mulcastei siiiii Rachel Fler at right president of the Big Sisters Association of Barrie has reason to smile as she accepts $90 cheque from Jan Landry of the Barrie Civlnette Club Each year the club donates the proceeds from its Hard Times Dance to the association The association works to establish wholesome and beneficial relationships between mature women and girls from eight to l6 years old and develop Little Sisters feelings of sell worth Examiner Photo Ann Landers plea for parking spaces Dear Anti The wet noodle has been in retirement for quite while Well bring it out again Youve got ten lashes coming for not seeing beyond your nose when that fellow wrote in and complained about fat slobs and able bodied people parking in spaces reserved for the han dicapped Im overweight sol would probably be classified by you as fat slob but also have severe asthmatic condition and cannot walk more than few steps without being winded If the weather is cold dare not go out at all My mother who has heart trouble is the picture of health You would never know to look at her that she has any physical problem whatever She must be driven to the nearest entrances at all times These spaces reserved for the handicapped are godsend to both of us So please Ann next time folks write and complain about healthy fat slobs taking up spaces reserved for the handi capped say word in otir behalf Just because we arent in wheelchairs or on crutches doesnt mean we are not severely disabled lire If Many Ilear ne My humble apologies to you and all others who wrote to give me welldeserved clobbering There are too many folks who are physically fit and hog the parking spaces and it is to them that address my plea Appreciate how lucky you are that you dont NEED to use these parking places and leave them for those who do Dear Ami ur 16yearold son left home in January be cause he got fed up with being told what to do He lived with friends from coast to coast humming all the way getting kicked out by their parents regularly Now he has come home stone broke hair down to his shoulders smellinglike six weekold piece of horsemeal My husband and decided he could live here so long as be cleaned himself up and stopped running around nights He has heett out until 300 am nearly every morning with bunch of creepy kids who look and smell like he does He has informml us that he has no intention of meeting any of our ioridit ions and that we cannot throw him out because the law in this state says we are responsible for him until he has reachwl his majority The whole family is in constant uproar because of this kid lie does whatever he pleases and has no regard for anyone What can we do Distraught Parents Dear Parents First please know that your son is just as sick of himself as you are He is angry insecure rud derless arid iiriserahle hostile kid is troubled kid Since there is tio coriirriinrication between you and him suggest an intermediary sorrreotre the boy can talk to physician clergyman coach or counsellor The boy needs therapy but it cannot be forced on him he must accept it willingly Then you and your husband should go for counselling This problem is larnily matter The boy is right when he says you cannot throw hint out because he is minor You can however place him in detention home II he becomes unmanageable dont fttiiillllltllll it Most detention homes are factories that produce hardened criminals Your sons hostility did not tleyclop overnight so dont expect miracles Be patient and lllllllllltll that the child who is least lovable needs love the lllllsl Erma Bombeck Still need forhusbands i3 liiil you know that for $12 30 you can buy realistic liriikllil inflatable plastic torso of person to place in pitssctlgcl seat when driving alone or in chair when not at lriiiiic seen several of these silent partners that are being sold tor protection for women livingalonc say your money For few bucks more you can get full siiil model that you can prop up at the breakfast table watch with or rise to fill ill at dinner party Theyre called husbands lit arited they re not as believable as the inflatable models hrit they come iii variety of sires stay pressurized and are self cleaning dont mean to imply that the inflatable men manufac turers arent on the right track Frankly there is still need tor tttale presence have found that in making major purchase like car or furniture salesmen will not pay any attention to you unless man is along This in spite of the tact that my husband releases the hood every time he thinks lll is releasing the ertiergeircy brake single pciiplc going out to dinner Will he assured of getting table away from the wall with male figure along and you dont ha to listen to his whining about how dattcin is lad Iikc the hula hoop and mood rings and will eventual go till it lt lhcy il ltt woiiderlul to play bridge with or sit on the beach with they wouldnt burn and on vacation they would fold to eioelop sic ill your luggage right next to your plastic raincoat on collld tossem into playpen attd give the children tcclitrg ol warmth and security that they have Daddy who play with them use them for throw pillows for lonely wives who can curl up with them on winter evening by the fire lliil too close to the firei and send one to his mother oti Mothers llay to show her you care friend of mine being practical decided to hiiy an in tlatable plastic torso and put it on the passenger side of the car so ll would look like licensed driver while her teenager was liai iiing how to drive the end of an liotrr the poor inflatable was reduced to Hat piece of rubber itli slow leak lay be they re more realistic than we tlirrik Pollys Pointers Vinegar lifts tea stain DEAR FULLY illed hot tea nothing added on my shortnapped nylon ca et and wonder if there is anything that will remove resulting stain DEAR Sponge the stain with lukewarm water and then with halfpint of lukewarm water that has teaspoon of synthetic detergent added Rinse out with plain water Next use one teaspoon white vinegar in three teaspoons lukewarm water and leave this on for about 15 minutes Sponge out with lukewarm water Blot up as much of the moisture as possible and then put several thicknesses of paper towels over damp spot and weigh towels down with heavy book until dry III DEAR FULLY Oil the ends on your window shade rollers and find they work like new MRS AWD DEAR POLLY Did you know that the white of an egg will remove chewing gum from anything including hair know because just did it To keep pictures front slipping and hanging unevenly first hang them facing the wall Turn over and this will cross the wire and they will not slip learned these tricks when took over the household chores while my mother was in the hospital ALLYSON DEAR lllY My Pointer is for mothers who have toddlers who are learning to feed themselves When giving baby soup only dilirte it with onefourth can of water or none at all Stir while heating so all lumps are dissolved This thicker texture allows baby to keep more on the con and therefore get more into himself If the rest the faintly is also having soup dish up babys portion first and then dilute it for the others These extra few minutes gin babys soup chance to cool bit and think it works very well JM lolly will send you one of her signed thankyou newspaper coupon clippers if she uses your favorite luiiiter Peeve or Problem in her column Write POLLYS IDINIIIRS in care of this newspaper