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Newmarket Era and Express, 13 Jun 1957, p. 7

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Eft Jim Scout Tr Mi Of Eight Troops Eight troops from South Lake District were represented at the June 1 and 2 en over Scouts and 14 lead ers were under canvas Through the courtesy of Arnold Cedar Valley the boys had ample space in which to pitch tents and set up their own by patrols Tests of t pitching fire lighting cook ing and general camp craft were conducted The heavy rains of Saturday only served prove that Scouts can smile and whistle under all difficulties The only thing that was washed out literally was the camp fire and sing song that night Sunday brought ideal weather and compensated for the poor start Three patrols from the 1st Newmarket Troop attended and one or these was able to score an A crest for good camping along with four other patrols in the dis trict The remaining nine patrols all received crests This in dicates that the Scout in this dis trict generally have a good know ledge of camping as the A crest represents 80 per cent or better and crest represents to per cent of t h e possible points awarded for the various crests The Scouts Own Service at Sunday morning was conducted by District Commissioner Horace with Scouters Cliff Ker- rison and Frank of North Gwillimbury and Jim Thomson of Kettlcby assisting Assistant District Commission er Kirk Everett and the Scouters of the district planned and car ried out the weekend program which it was agreed by all con cerned was thoroughly worth while as well as a lot of NIGHTMANS Bargain House Around Corner Main St South FOR DAD Hundreds of gift items All at Reduced Prices Newmarket Red Cross Quilting Completed The local branch of the Newmarket Red Cross recently completed its years work providing cloth ing and layettes for the central Red Cross in Toronto and for local use in case of emergencies Shown here is one of quilting groups which met regularly at the Trinity United church Sunday school The Red Cross will resume its regular work in the fall Era photo WEDDING STEWART WHITEHALL On June at the Presbyterian church Oakville Joan Whitehall daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Whitehall Newmarket was mar ried to William Stewart son of Mrs- Robert and the late Robert Stewart Oakville The ceremony was conducted by Rev Dr C Given in marriage by her fath er the bride v- ore a gown of white Swiss silk with a round lace appliqucd neckline and short sleeves Her veil was a long tulle illusion caught into a circlet wound with seed pearls and her flowers were red rose buds Attending the bride were Mrs Roy Acorn matron of honor and Mrs Thomas Jr and Joan c n 1 bridesmaids They wore white nylon organdy with a blue flower pattern blue and hats The best man was Barry and the ushers were Andrew Mitchell Thomas Jr and Ted The reception was held at the Oakville Golf Club Mr and Mrs Stewart will live in Oakville Baby Care TO MEET JUNE The Newmarket Boy Scouts Committee will meet on Tuesday June at pm in the Scout hall All fathers of scouts and cubs are asked to attend Newsprint is the only manufac tured product that the United States accepts from Canada in large volume How to keep your baby cool this summer In hot weather especially if it is humid most peoples digestive systems arent as efficient as us ual This is particularly so in babies Even in a baby loses from his body mostly in urine an enormous amount of water about twelve times as much per pound of his weight as an adult When he perspires pro fusely in hot weather he loses ev en more fluid so you want to keep him as comfortably cool as you can both to aid his digestion and to lessen his perspiration You can help a lot by clothing him suitably says Doctor Eliza beth Chant Robertson Director of Child Health Clinic in the curr ent issue of Chatelaine magazine During the first six weeks or so of his life when he cant regulate his body heat properly your ba by will need a shirt diaper and nightgown even in the summer For older babies a sleeveless shirt and diaper is about right for a warm day and a diaper alone for a hot one Exposing the babys bare skin helps keep him cool by promoting the evaporation of per spiration After his six pm feeding a thin nightgown and diaper and no cov er is usually enough but after ten or eleven oclock feeding it is a good plan to pull a thin sheet up over him it usually cools off a bit during the night and in any case his diaper will become thor oughly soaked During the day one or two IN NEWMARKET SELF SERVICE COMMUNITY RECORD BAR OWNED AND OPERATED BY HEATING CO MAIN STREET Phone TW 56121 3 BIG OPENING DAYS THURS FRI SAT JUNE 20 21 22 FREE Draw on P e Donuts BUDGIE CAGE WE HAVE THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF RECORDS ON ALL AND SPEEDS OUTSIDE TOR ONTO RADIOS RECORD PLAYERS HIFI TAPE RECORDERS HIFI KITS AND AMPLIFIERS SHEET MUSIC CANDY ICE CREAM CIGARETTES ETC TEENAGERS Join the COMMUNITY RECORD BAR TEENAGE CLUB FOR INFORMATION CONTACT STORE MANAGER sponge baths besides his re gular tub bath will cool him off and make him feel happier Prick ly heat is an indication that your baby is dressed too warmly Take off some of his clothes and dab the rasp with a solution of one teaspoon of baking soda in one cup of water Its a good plan to keep the ba by in the coolest part of the house barring the cellar if it is damp If it is cooler outside than in let him sleep there and theres no reason why he shouldnt go out after his six or seven am feed ing as well as later on Moving air is far more cooling than still air because it increases evaporation Opening windows and doors un less you are lucky enough to have air conditioning pulling his cot away from the wall and leaving nothing draped over its sides will also help to cool him Fans arc fine too but dont let them blow directly on him You can also offer him plain boiled water up until half an hour before his next feeding when he is awake Ho may refuse it but you should at least give him a chance to take some Most breast fed babies are not least interested in water but they too should it in hot wea ther Babies who want to die Knowledge of the nutritional needs of a childs growing body arc now so widespread that or ange juice and green vegetables are included in a familys diet as a matter of course Recent scien tific research has proved that knowledge of the nurturing of a childs emotions must become equally accepted Babies need mother love and cuddling as much as they need food and vitamins Lack of it cau ses emotional malnutrition which produces the same haggard with ered effect as physical malnutrit ion and can result in death The baby who does not get enough maternal love is more susceptible to infection and worse still suf fers severe emotional crippling which damages Ins ability to love others in later years Doctor MacLeod Can adian psychiatrist writing on the subject of maternal deprivation in Chatelaine magazine says that the span between six and fifteen months is most generally the cri tical one During this period the baby is ready to begin ownership of himself Willi the help of an warmly wo man he learns to receive affect ion and to give it He loams to trust a faculty that will stave oft loneliness all his life He as surance in his own validity because someone cares for him steadily he feels safe Research in the effects on hu man personalities of early mater nal deprivation is of vast signifi cance in Canada right now where an increasing number of young mothers are going to work leav ing their babies in the care of casual help or nurseries However a working mother can do a great deal for her baby overcome the obstacle of her ab sence if she concentrates on the quality of the brief time they have together Fifteen of twenty minutes of undivided attention every day can be deeply nourish ing to a child Nothing should bo forced on the child during this interval instead the mother must keep her own inclinations neutral in to discover what the wants Sometimes he may only want her presence while he plays by himself sometimes ho may want her to cuddle him or to sing The child will let 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