Barrie Historical Newspaper Archive

Barrie Examiner, 18 Jan 1957, p. 11

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Reiardév May TO BehessOfComrnuniiy BUideng lnCiirableButNoi lnédLiCable You stand at ur front door and watch the children playing on the reek the normal happy children ha icon will be eeie bratiag Chriltmu in way your child Janet can never quite un dcrstand You would like to send Janet to play with the other children but it is quite possible some of their mothers would come and take them awayits happened before in any case Janet would nt understand their games their squirrel minds leaping gally around world of imagerycow boys spaceships and the rest Sooner or later the other chil dren might dislike Janet not un derstanding her and leave her alone or worse taunt her if you were Janets mother this would be your problem For Janet is retarded child denied forever the keen edge of normal intellect loving affectionate child too on likely to see cunning in others unless long and bitter experience teaches her she cannot trust her fellows Janet cannot go to school be cause her 10 is below 50 100 is normal and classes are not pro vided by school boards for child run like her Gt She could be sent to provin cial institution such as the On tario Hospital at0rillin but Jan ets parents want to keep her They know she needs their love and care in any case provincial institutions have long waiting lists For thousands of years there was literally no hope for children like Janet Only recently through organizations like the Ontario As sociation for Retarded Children has hope begun to shine Janet can never be cured of retardation but she can he helped through special classes to use what sheidocs have to the best advantage Within the last few yearsthc OARC has opened 42 schools in Ontario for such children and 1000 of them now attend These children once thought ineducable can learn simple use in things like personal careso ciai manners simple manual work and perhaps even reading and writing They can at last play with oth er children of their own mental ability and they are proving in play to bemore affectionate and considerate of each other than normal children are Through OARC schools parents are learning that there is nothing fobe ashamed of in having re tarded child it can occur in any family regardless of race creed color or social position So com mon is the condition that there are abouf 157000 persons in on tario retarded to greater or lesser degree Retardation is ii thing to talk about not to hide lhecause public interest must be mused to produce adequate help for retarded children and their parents Among the known factors lead ing to retardation are infections such as German measles in the pregnant woman infections in the baby glandular disorder and con flicting parental hlood types and of course injuries to the child be fore during or after birth It is gross misconception that mentally retarded child gt ren are deranged or mentally ill Retardation is an incom plete development of the tclleet perhaps due to injury and is incurable whereas mental illness is caused by breakdown of function and may be curable course The Ontario Association for Ite tarded Children was formed in 1958 before that time community associations of parents carried on the work and now has local units in 42 communities These units operate42 schools The first school was ned ex perimentally inKirklan Lake by community parenta group be fore the Association itself was formed Th largest school in the province is Tomato where 28 teachers and assistants carry on teaching program for children of all ages and even for young adults This school has ltsown speech therapist and manual training in structor it has recently intro duced swimming program at which mentally retarded children have proved successfuL Since 1954 the OntarioDepart ment of Education has granted $25 monthper child for halfday at iendance at QARC schools and $50 month per child forfull day at tendance over 12 years of age Thlssum docsnnt by any means cover the costs of the whole pro gram About 1000 children are now enrolled in the Associations schools and even this still leaves room for good deal of expan slon Comparativcly it is estimated that out of every 100000 persons about 3000 have some degree of mental retardation while only 700 have rheumatic heart disease 350the cerebral palsy 300 per manent injury due to polio and 200 are blind Not all the 3000ln every 100 000 who suffer from mental re tardatlon are children needing special training in schoolssome are in institutions and others man age to attend auxiliary classes in public schoolsbut they Associ ation is interested in the total problem of mental retardation for all ages At the infant level additional diagnostic and counselling services for parents are required For pre school agers supervised play grounds are needed where mental ly retarded children can playwith others of their own mental capa city Additional schools are needv ed and more facilities in existing schoolsare required For all ages yearround recrea tion experiences such as swim ming clubs and resident summer camps areneeded For adults sheltered employment should he set up Finally there is urgent need for research programs in science to find out more about the causes of retardation and its prevention in all of these problems the Ontario Association for Retarded Children is playing or planning to play an expandingqole in order that the retarded child of today may grow up to be less ofa bun den on the community tomorrow that he may cost less in terms of money to his parents and the tax payer and above all that he may have the samedemocratic oppor tunities to use his capacities limi led though they may be as any body else CHEAP rnica Heres an eyeopener for those people who eomplainevery time the price of milk goes up another cent If you were to buy separ ately the nutrients containedin milk at Vthe current ratesJof beef roast or pork tenderloin quart of milk would cost 50 cents instead of about 21 cents how itvbreaks down Protci Heres es 14 cents This is total of 4961cents Added to thisr of tie ONLY ELNA axiom Make riiisorrck tiyou can find any other me sewing mhchirie that does everything this Elna can do em WILL your IT iron You rec vhome1rill Elnl Ilnrie dire to make this amazinl offerl darn ds tons nukes Elna given on ec nuve italics It Iavea an average familyvszsmw yeariypn darnfng and mend 118 aim tacarrylngease become igzwnrk surface rlvlnglyou the eventlea of both bl dou everything can do Elria win mine has bccnawardcd the famous Guamum luatitutc scsi or Approvall Mime 456 cents fat 24eentscarboliydrat is the cost of the hot coin Everynaes sure to be intrigued when you serve these golden brown hearts garnished with matasehino cherry Theres good reason Hearts are party are thats taste teasineg outol the ordinary Ac tually the principal ingredlehtzia bread but the character of the baked Hearts more closely re sembles cake Therell be fun and games for everyone who at tempts to guess the ingredients of this tempting mouthwatering delicacy lts areally festive off ering made from such simple in gredients as slices of fresh bread raspberry jam sweetened con densed milk shredded coconut and the occasional marascbino cherry Willi this recipe youre never at loss for an easyimpre pare snack For sentimental touch at showers for the bride tobe Weddings or St Valentines Day parties the bread can be cut with achertshaped cookie cutter On other occasions throughout the year the bread can he cut into lingers circles or squaresor it can be cut Shamrockshape for St Patricks Day celebration GOLDEN HEARTS Yield2 dozen little cakes 16 slices fresh bread cut ii inch thick can 113 cups sweetened condensed milk Thick raspberryjam cups cutup shredded coconut 12 welldrained ired maraschino cherries halved Grease cnokieishect Preheat oven to 400 hot Using 2inch heartshaped cookie cutter cut 48 heart shapes from bread slices Spread half the hearts with thick raspberry jam and top with remaining bread shapes to make sandwiches Frost all over with sweetened condensed milk andcoat with cutup shredded coconut Arrange well apart on prepared cookie sheet Top each heart with cherry half Bake in preheated oven until coconut is golden10 to 12 minutes on cookie racks induction Service Kirk Minister Nohawasaga Stayner Sun gt Presbytery 0L parrie Nof thc Presbyterian Church in Canada conducted an induction service forva settled pastor in the West Nottawasaga parish of Duntroon West Church and =Nottawa on Dec 23 After vacancy of several Cool cakes is well too for these Golden Therafs no need to panic about party food when to entertain the bridge club its as easy as rolling of logr to turn out these partypretty cup cakes that are sure to brim com pliments and calls tor more Theyre as delicate as snow nake thenight when topped variety of pasteltinted frostings and sprinkled with sil ver dragecs bittersweet choco late shavings chopped nuts col ored sugar maraschino cherries candied peelaud so on Youll have tons of fun making up the icing In the colors you like best then drizzling it and the de coration onto the cup cakes in your own fanciful ways The ex tra pleasure okdeeoratlng these light tender and flavorful cup worth the effort From the culinary as well as the artistic point of view youll rank with the old masters This re cipe ls cspeclailyappropflate for the hostess who appreciates an inexpensive luxury rnnrv cur canes Yield about dozen For the batter 1728 cups oncesiftedsnllpur pose flour or cups once sifted pastry flour teaspoons baking powder teaspoon salt teaspoon grated nutmeg cupbutter or margarine cup fine granulated sugar wellbeaten eggs teaspoon vanilla teaspoonalmond extract cup milk 292 15 Va 23 V4 For the frosting tablespoons butter or margarine few grains salt months without minister Re Lindsay Meintyre who was re ciciyed atvtlhe General Assembly iii lune from aPresbytery ofthc Church of Seotland in Englan was given callby ese eongg icgations tobecome their pastor Mrl Lindsay accepted and was roe ceived as minister of the Presi hyterian Church in Canada its your turn DENVALE Kilimale Last ll nday night nine mem her of Iheilarm Forum met at for ult Ruths School andtdiscussed tba quon swan faintly scams Anuaeacnp Meeting mWard Goodfellow attended the annual meeting the Crop im mvement Association in Barrie had gt 1W of Bereavements Word has been receitedhere of the death in Toronto of Mrs cups slitédlciug sugar tablespoons about hot cream teaspoon vanili iGrease about 18 hveragesize muffin pans or proportionately more small pans Preheatovcn iqAOO hot Sift theallpur peso flour baking powder the teaspoon sglt and tmeg to gether twice Cream th 23 cup butter or margarine gradually blend in granulated sugar Mix in eggs part at time beating well after each addition stir in the V9 teaspoon vanilla andal mond extract Add sifted dry ingredients to creamed miature about quarter ata limealternateiy with ad ditlons of milk and combining lightly after each addlioiis Two thirds fill prepared was with batter Bake in preheated oven about is minutes for average sized cup Vcakea shorter time for small one Let stand in peas minutes then in out cake rack and cool ro lCEANDDECORATE can canes Cream the tablespoons ibut tcror margarine andadd the few gralns salt Gradually blend in icingsugarv along with hot creamruse just enough cream to make an icing gtofspreading con sistencyheat in the ts teaspoon vanilla To decorate cup cakes in varietyj of colors ispoon icing into or smaii howls Tint each portion of icinga different shade with food colorinngeep colors delicate and eakes will beprctiicr Spread cup cake tops with icing and decorate with silyer diagces bittersweet choco late shaving chopped nuts col ored sugar maraschino cherries candied peel etc true costs unit have Luann alJur coal or Iuitahll waliim cake30m ar iI liMilliiun asha voult Loui gull DUNLDP STAN mum amir moanI mm no sun 23¢ 345 one lain Meaty rink SUPERkiwi mm be read For Frying Roasting oriquiling Islet Removed our air 5mm Liiiiiimui Ra McLare ORNnEiisu 1am Page Heiho jPiAiiiiiBuniii en Prictz for 52193 ya Marshall Webb ormer résldent of Edenvala for many years also of the death in Kingman Alta ofMn Leroyvnemiug who was the former Myrtle Campbell and visited friends here last summer Mrs Fleming was bornhererand attcndedNew Floy School She went Westwith her parents in WA January Meeting The Womans Association held theirJanuary meeting at Mrs William McNahbs with good attendance Roll call was an BIG sAvas Au rms norms nuance our GIANT run PiliiBliiMS mrrihl Local Bxcllllln lnrrler who tanks and polls furl only LARGE snnamou fro 50an min WllililliS lllllS BARRIB TOEONTO 25 0173140 51 Repairing lt Remodelling Cold Storage ginning IEASONABLS PRICES SATISFACTION spasm can Tilt JANUAEX Oh ll awered byfpayag lhe yearly fees it was decided to pay sale the parsonage fund filmCullen had diamond the program Several th in papers were read Program for the years meeting were planned Lunch was served by the hoa tess assisted by Mrs Fern ward Convalesclng at Home Mrs Bert Maw is convaleseing atelier anx lien in as Barrie 9M SAULT STE MARIE CF Twentytwo experts ottha forest ranger service employed in var ious districts during the summer are apending the winter here compiling reports on summer work and repairing and malntaln Ing field equipment Elm03E Jiiiiuiiiiii Pumps Black Blue Tan suede and call leathers Cuban high heels AAAA to Sizes to lo Regular $1495 and 1595 SALE PRICE MW wuiiiiiiisl snowman omsnors ALL REDUCED liliSllALS ULED Pumas 620 runs mares ZLQEioJiQS Moons SHOES 54 DUNLOP ST EL mi PA 85375 Fianna iiiii invariantus is 58 ITEMEST Silliiillillii wonderful Insulating Board Regularly 90 sitarif sui iii Co LTD SALE cuts Beautiful Celoieii Hceiling Tile JUST niGnrimn nae narrow rneotfi Linoleum VRegulardpc BLACK DECKER Heavy puty Portable Sow Heavy du adjustahichfor cutting depth and bcvcl 12 amp motor completely naéuaanusfzdsof MARK Bowie iiilint DEliiilili saw him 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