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CsK sLL Special proiect for teens the examiner Wednesday June 27 1979 Bob Duncan of Barrie correctly identified last weeks photo in The Newsmakers Contest as the Johnson Street School picnic and won Big Meal at McDonalds if you know the story behind this weeks photo send your name address telephone number with your entry to News makers Contest The Examiner Box 370 Barrie L4M 4T6 Winners will be notified by mail Win ners are selected by random draw of all correct answers Examiner Photo Garden Notes It IIC GARLIC BARRIIl IIIllIIlRI SiHlIIIY The iris season has iiist ended and July is the month to transplant iris There are his that hlooiii iii the rockery very early in spring intermediate varieties the tall bearded iris most popillar and spectacular also theJapaiiese iris There are Iltt perennial tlowers know easier to grow than iris In my opinion no perennial be or border is complete without iris We are sorry that Larry Whitby long associated with some of the finest iris ll Hntario has sold his home in llarr rie IItltl Mrs tharles Sanderson of lro has most of his varieties and you can contact her for information and iris forplaiiling If you would llki to know the names ol the to top iris llliost who haye received the iy kes Medal here they are Brides Ilalo Dream loer lllt lilt liiik Taffeta Shipshape New Moon Babbling Rrook llelitly Raiidoli SkywatehaiidStepp iiigtlilt tour by the local hort ililltuial society June 24 visited the anadian Rose Show 111 the new wing of the Royal Botanical Gardens at Hamilton The Show was really great liilike in Barrie llanillton weather was warm and sunny and simply ideal for rose shim lloiileillturists froin many distant points were here There were so many gorgeous specimens it was hard to pick faoritl did notice how miniature roses have forged ahead doubt these small plants fill need where oiie can only time very limited space or under lights or for someone handicapped Children explore creative arts at library workshops Ily llll KRHSFZ Of The IilllIlll The first childrens workshop in Barrie Public Librarys creative arts summer program is underway but there are still openings in the teens workshop which runs Aug to 211 Margaret Worth library pro gram coordinator says hris Taylor has returned for third summer to help Will the pro gram which encourages children and teens to explore tllltlllilltlfllitllll theatre and material arts Taylor is this years project manager as well as the cinematography instructor while Vladimir Ruylo will in struct theatre arts and Elizabeth Steele will instruct material arts All three have been hired through Young aliada Works grant to riln the unique Barrie program Mrs Worth who believes in childrens creative potential says the program reflects the liarrie community rich with artists and craftsmen Iil RESOURCES There are resources locally that communities such as Toronto ould not have hildreii and teens par ticipating in the threeweek programs spend much of the time outside on projects such as Super filinmaking video tap ing and still photography also dance theatre makeup mime and maskmaking as well as batik tie dying weaving and propmaking The workshops offered in the program focus on specific themes The first from June 25 to July 12 has nature theme The second workshop from July its to Aug explores sen sory perception while the final workshop for teens only runs from Allg it to 23 and focuses on fantasy Each workshop runs for three weeks Monday through Thurs day from 10 am to pin children in the first two workshops are divided by age Mrs Worth says there are few openings left for children from 12 to 14 years old THREE AR HAS Children spend four days in each of the three creative areas Teens from 13 to 18 years old during the final workshop will produce complete video pro gram to learn all the skills in Club tours Rochester Members of the Seniors Get Together Club of Barrie visited Rochester by bus recently for three days reports Doris Nicholls of Barrie We visitedHyland Park Ar boretum Munro County Park Strasenburg Planetarium George Eastmens house and beautiful gardens and shoppe ing mall On our way home we stop ped at Hamilton Gardens to see beautiful display of lilacs she says One of our members celebrated her birthday on our trip Before the clubs summer recess 50 members went to the Continental Inn Barrie fordin her on June 19 lub members Pete and Mary Arsenault are leaving for Ottawa and the club extends best wishes Society visits rose show at Royal Botanical Gardens There is place called Mini Rose Nursery Box 873 Guelph nt Ntll 6MB for anyone interested in these dainty little plants Members visited the Royal Botanical Rose Garden and also the display of climbing Vines Both were feast for the eye Anyone really interested in roses should take drive to this spot right opposite the headquarters building at Royal Botanical Gardens The rock garden was also visited aiid everyone was able to see the proper annuals to plant in shady spots and sunny spots in rockery The plants were all rooted but small as yet The spring garden was also visited where very fine display of hardy perennials are planted and one may see the different varieties of one species side by side Unsworth Greenhouses on Plains Road welcomed our group and gave ils toilr of their many greenhouses They specialize in chrysanthemums carnations and poinsettias Established at the beginning of the century by Mr Ilnsworth it is now run by his two granddaughters and per maiient staff of 10 people SOCIETY NEWS Friday June 251 is the June Show at Silnnidale entre and entries go in from to p111 Roses are good in Barrie now so we do hope members will bring few roses to the show The convenor is lara rrock at 72876326 The judge will be Doris Scott and the evening speaker Madeline Hobson new direcr torol District 111 volved in production prop making camera work and ac ting Mrs Worth suggests the eve pcriencc teens have gained in past summers makes it ap propriate for those interested to include thc program on their resumes for college Last years program satiriz ed five Greek myths and was called Grecian Formula 13 Plus me It has been aired on able 8lelevision Mrs Worth has shown it at library conferences in London Toronto and Scarlmrough in the hope that other ntario communities will try offering creative art programs for teens Condudes yearas president TOM AIKINS ivitan International Tom Atkins of Barrie will conclude his year as presi dent of Junior ivitan Inter national by addressing more than 1501 ivitan club members during the 50111 an nual convention in Atlanta Ga July to Aikins has travelled throughout the Lnited States and Canada through Junior ivitan International Tommy has had tremendous year says Robert Buchler Civitan director of youth activities Not only was he kept busy with heavy travel schedule but the Barrie Junior Tivitans also hosted the most successful SnoDo ever He has been tremen dous ambassador for us DISCOUNT PRICES ON ALL 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