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20 the examiner Wednesday June 15 1917 7MasOn retires after 10 years with tots Billy arent you wearing your shoes on the wrong feet Audrey Mason asked the little boy at liny lot Nursery one day The little boy looked up puzzl ed and replied But Mason these are the on ly two feet have Itll be times like this that Mason as the children called her will miss lve always loved children ever since was old enough to Audrey Mason push baby carriage Mrs Mason said in an interview at her home at 37 Kempenfclt Dr Mrs Mason owner and operator of Tiny Tots Nursery for 10 years has sold the nursery and has recently retired Shes now about to spend some time with her husband Bud who just retired from his position at Canadian Forces Base Borden Mrs Mason was presented with $92 from the 50 children and staff of the nursery Monday to be given to the Masons foster child in Korea The couple has bought house in St Petersburg Fla where they will spend the winter months think its time stepped down and let someone else have go at it Mrs Mason said The nursery located at 203 Bayfield St is now owned by Barrie Free Methodist Church Director is Joan Huby member of the congregat ion Mrs Mason has worked with children most of her life She opened her home in Stayner as nursery when her children were small took in other children for half day programs said the mother of Glenn Judy and Elizabeth now living away from home She was also school teacher for 10 years in the New Liskeard area and took course at the institute of child Study in Toronto once taught in school where there were 52 pupils from Grade to Grade 10 when you served them hot lunches at noon she said That was an experience lm glad had When the family lived at 203 Bayticld St the location ot the nursery she opened her home to group of children whose parent worked There was great need for nursery schools many couples were working she said She started it first as the Tiny Tots Club but within three years the club expanded from handful of six to full size nursery Now 50 children attend the nursery and are cared for by eight staff members Although she had the 50 to contend with she says it was unlike an institutionalized nursery arranged it so the children were divided into groups of 10 and were under the supervision of one staff member think that gave it more homelike feeling she said an environment sometimes sacrificed in larger institu tionalized nurseries Children need to see the place as their home she said Rules are partandparcel of growing up she says and she never enforced rules unless they were practical and understandable had simple rules just wouldnt let them disturb the other children Nothing stringent about that And she made rapport little easier by letting the children call her and the staff by their last names thought it would avoid the confusion of the Mrs and Miss you get used to it she said Nora Rosso staff member at Tiny Tots nursery said she ran the nursery like home iii stead of school shell be missed The children liked her very much She had the oldfashioned philosophy of raising children Parents should not be afraid to set limits and they should be consistent Mrs Mason said She is involved in the coin munity with Telecare and plays bridge She plans to get involv ed with various orgainzations such as the Canadian Cancer Society and the Red Cross Rain song at recital ty lltiRlIlSTOLTZ Eva iiiiiicr Correspondent Whether Janice Leach singing Janes Big Umbrella song 01 prayer for rain was conicidental or she was having her prayer answered was im material but she sang it sweet ly as Alliston was having much needed rain last week it was the annual song recital of Marjorie Park MCKclvey ltT in St Johns United Church with Ken lnkster as the accompanist pcning with two first year students Janet Mcltuer singing iir Buttcrtly and David Power Pray for icnt lencss to ll Creatures and concluding with it year old Stcvcn Wray who has developed from boy soprano to baritone con tiibutiiig The Swan it was an cxrellcnt program and it would be unfair to single out any of the singers thcrs participating and their song titles were Gwenyth McKelvey Two Little Slims Elisa ltupke Have Bonnet Trimmed With Blue Duet by iwcnyth McKelvey and Janet Mcltiier Sweet Alton indy lutf tanks and Bracs Leanne McKelvey Fairies Tracey Mctague When Sweet Annc Sings Louise Hewson Song to Spring Lori Anne Kennedy As Solt Lpon The Evening Air Duct lracey Mctagiic and Louise llewson The Moon Mary wen llic Virgins Slumber Song tar llalbcrt The ld Shepherds lrayer ialso nice Baritone voice Pamela ooiiibs Spring is at the Door iradc its Susan ilasstord Happy Song Anni Maric luschardi lhc Trumpet is Calling and Marianne Hanna Evening in Lilac liiiic lcrcsa Whelan Solo song at ACW meet in Thornton llcs Only Prayer Away Wits the solo sung by Patricia Haiiiiiiond at the June meeting of the Thornton Anglican Church Vonicii Shc was accompanied by Mrs ltrucc Cummings on the piano Mrs Arthur Black was hostess tor the meeting Mrs Evans lcdtlie prayer ltoll call was answered to hat good stew rd is Mrs Cecil Hrethct was in charge of the program film on land use or abuse was shown by Mrs John Gibson Mrs Francis ranc and Mrs Dave Selby led the devotion Mrs ranc opened Willi scrip lures Mrs Camilla Selby led the Lords Prayer Mrs Evans closed the meeting with benediction Mrs John Wcistra and Mrs Doug Knecsliaw helped the hostess with an anniversary cake for Mr and Mrs Hartley Evans who have been married 31 years Mrs Maltby wrote poem and read it for the occasion Over the Mountain and Kelly McCague Beau Soir in French Guest artists were The Merry Minstrels who contributed three numbers Scholarships based on last years highest mark obtained at are the dates even better IleleTalk is your opportunity to see how Bell Canada is working in your area and to tell us what you think of What we do Georgian Mall is the placejune 1617 18 the Toronto Kiwanis Festival were awarded to Gwenyth McKelvey for junior Grades and and Steven Wray for seniors in and Mrs McKelvey was warm in her appreciation to Mr lnkster and all the other accompanists For your information and oursTeleTa1k is display that helps to explain what Bell Canada is doing in this area to continue to provide the finest in communi cations services And to make it Its far you who assist her pupils and the students presented gifts to their teacher and Mr lnkster and aim remembered pianist for The Merry Minstrels Janicc llewson unable to be present The mothers served lunch at the close of the recital point to 114411 ICIC lam june1617 18 in The Georgian Mall With the display will be local Bell man agement who are interested to hear your opinions on your telephone service and to answer any questions you may have Please make drop by while youre doing your shopping because were as interested to hear what youre thinking as you are to see what were doing Cruppet donated Members of the Barrie Sliaramazda Club ladies counter part to the Shriiiers recently donated cruppct to the pediatrics ward at Royal Victoria Hospital in Barrie Glen na Granger pediatrics nurse and pediatrics supervisor people and places The Huronia Symphony will hold its annual meeting tonight at pm in the Blue Flame Room Consumers Gas This year members of the Youth chestra will provide program of musical entertainment be fore and after the meeting report of the years activities will be given Peanut sale The Kiwanis Club of Barrie is holding its peanut sale this year June 20 and June 21 Members are divided into teams and will meet at 615 Monday June 20 to the East End Plaza and Tues day at room 205 Holiday lnn Lions share ROME AP US movie stars have taken the lions share of the David of Donatello awards Italys top movie prizes Dustin Hoffman whostarred in the film Marathon Man and Sylvester Stallone of Rocky were named best foreign actors Tuesday jury of Italian movie critics and writers also named Faye Dunaway best actress for her role in Network Jody Foster who played in the film Taxi Driver was given special award as the leading promising actress The awards will be presented at the Sicilian resort of Taor mina on July 23 Bell Canada Full Gospel breakfast The Full Gospel Fellowship breakfast will be held Saturday at 830 am at the Lakeview Restaurant Pastor and Mrs Murray Rincss of Emsdalc will be guests Auction St Pauls United Church Highway 11 and Concession 12 lnnisfil will hold an auction sale and flea market June 25 at 11 am There will be abake table and refreshments Beaver award Mrs lvan Gracey deputy provincial commissioner of girl Guides of Canada recently received the Beaver at McMaster University Hamil ton The Beaver is the highest adult award in Canadian Guiding It was presented by Pauline McGibbon lieutenant governor of Ontario Fabric Lois Watson explain the fmiction of the cruppet to Sharamazda Club members from left Mrs Ross Stephens vicepresident Mrs Keith Banting president and Mrs Terry llarris Examiner Photo 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