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Home and School Hand-carving has been highly developed there and among the souvenirs Mrs. Fisher brought back are a carved cariboo and a moose with the hair carefully carved with knives that resemble our Scout knives. Then there is a Cross of David made of curls shaved from a single piece of wood and still at- tached to it, besides articles oi bone. delicately etched with a hot needle to form designs. which are made into costume jewellery. Rein- deer's horns have been used to make a candlestick holder on the broad base of which has been etch- ed a bear in a woodland setting. This is work at which the Lap- landers excell. Another piece of work which attracts the eye is a shore scene with all the details of foreground and background as well as the frame composed of a single piece of wood. contrasts in tone being achieved by staining. Easter F. H .Shaw, Probation Ofllcer o! the York County Juvenile Court, spoke before an attentive audience at the Charles Howitt Home and School Association on Monday evening. Electrical Contractor Line Work - Repairs All types of Electrical Work In tracing the social behaviour of children with problems the court has found something inter- feres with the seemingly satisfacg tory emotional and physical growth. which stems from broken homes, mental inadequacies and lack of affection. As to why adoption procedures are so slow, Mr. Shaw said that the court has to be very sure of the reason for the adoption. “Adoption is not to save a marriage. not to give a child a safe home, but is just because the two parents love the child”. Mr. Shaw stated. In speaking of those mentally retarded Mr. Shaw said that the court’s work was hampered by the parents' guilty feelings much as the medical men were formerly hampered in their efforts by those He referred to the careful stud- ies over the past 25.years by the well known authority on children’s normal behaviour, Arnold Gesell, professor of Yale University. Mrs. John Fisher returned re- cently from a four-months' trip to Finland where she was present at her father's birthday celebrations, in Pori. She was accompanied on her return by her cousin, Miss Llisa Myyra of Porvo. Finland, I\fho is planning to make her home ere. “The York County Juvenile Court and Family Court which are two-in-one under one judge, have been in existeMe for 22 years and while they have received little pub- licity are doing a sound job, “Mr. Shaw said in his opening remarks. Last week Paul Sanders and Billy Hill were invested into “A” Pack by Akela Don Bellamy. Euchre The Local Association of Guides and Brownies held a euchre at the home of Mrs. Gottschalk last week to raise money for a camp fund for the girls this summer at Camp Samac. A similar event is planned for April 13 at the home of Mrs. Jean DelBrocco. Edgar Ave. The regular meeting of the Association is to be held at the home of Mrs. Ted Einboden on April 8. Back From Finland The Ladies' Auxiliary held its fourth anniversary on Wednesday evening with members of the Group Committee doing the hon- ours in serving refreshments after the huge birthday cake was cere- moniously paraded to the tune of Happy Birthday. Mrs George Wynn, on the Cemmittee of the Executive Board of Toronto Metro- politan Area spoke, and brought greetings from the Ladies‘ Auxil- laries. The Ladies’ Auxiliary would like to thank all those who con. tributed to the enormous Success of the sale of Hot Cross Buns. to the Fairglen greatly enjoyed Anniversary For their Coronation Badge, the Girl Guides are busy these days making layettes which will be dis- tributed to the needy in the Chan- nel Islands. from material bought with money they have earned themselves. Scout and Cub News withdrawn. On Saturday last 39 Cubs 3nd leaders from B Pack paid a visit to the Fairglen Dairy which was greatly enjoyed by all. Vi’i‘he meetings for Thursday. Ap- ril 2 and Easter Monday have been 25' -â€" 360 am 75'. Only 9.95 postpaid including pump pulley. it rash with order. SPECIALLY REDUCED to clear . . . a discontinued line oi thurco Pumps. Uses 13-1,: hp motor. Cup, 1600 GPHâ€"SUO GP}! 25'â€" ‘100 OPH 75'. Limited quan- tityâ€"o real buy while they last Qrdgr now. Only 4.95. 44 Bernch An. 2.. Toronto 18,. Ont 941m CLOGFRE! All uel In: CLOGFRE! 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In is concluding remarks Mr. Shaw said that in Quebec the names for homes for these children were re- named “Protective Homes" to re- move the stigma from the child. There is no psychiatric centre for disturbed children in Ontario at present or no type of home where they can be placed under the right kind of controlled super- vision. “We are hoping." Mr. Shaw said, “that there will be such a centre in the new hospital that is to be built in Toronto. “Adolescents need a great deal of sympathetic understanding. This is a period when the child is experimenting with being an ad- ult. Too rigid a parent will not allow the child enough leeway. and with too lax a parent the child doesn’t receive the' support he needs. Clothes, to an adolescent. as to an adult. establish his status in the group and are important to his feeling of adequacy among his contemporaries." Mr. Shaw ex- piained. who hesitated to admit that they had tuberculosis in the family, for instance. There is a need for pro- tective workshops for these cases and with help at an early age they might be able to make a certain adjustment to certain controlled situations. BILL BALL MOTORS LTD. 5642 YongeSt.,WiIlowdale-BA.1-3441 Heading three great new lines of Chevrolets for 953 is distinction of appearance and fineness of appointments far beyond anything in Chev- rolet’s field. Here is your opportunity to own a truly distinguished and luxurious car with- out paying the price premium formerly as- sociated with such high quality. Now, in the Bel Air series, Chevrolet creates for you a new class of Canadian cars. Here Lunch-hour was spent in the Museum restaurant, after which the children enjoyed lectures on the Indians and the Eskimos. They were given about two hours free time to look around the museum Surviving Mrs. Duncan, besides her husband James are three dau- ghters, Sadie (Mrs. Richard.Buck- les) Toronto; Bess (Mrs. Andy Gibson), Detroit. Mlch.; Ena (Mrs. E. Mclrendle), Coniston; three sons, George, Elgln Mills; and Pat and Ronald of Conlston, 16 grandâ€" children and 21 great-grandchild- ren. The eldest son, James, died in 1950 and another son, Bert. died in 1938. The school bus left Jefferson shortly after 9 o’clock and 0!) ar- rival at the Museum the children were taken on a conducted tour by a member of the Museum staff. Grades 5 to 8, comprising the senior pupils of Jefferson School, accompanied by their teacher Geo. Green, visited the Ontario Muse- um. Toronto, last Thursday. Carrying camp stools about with them the children spent the morn- ing sitting in on lectures on social studies and natural science. Mrs. Duncan came to Canada from Scotland in 1912. joining her husband who had come out here the year before. Ont. Visit Ontario Museum The late Mrs. Duncan and her husband celebrated their 50th wed- ding anniversary at the home of their son George last August when their children. grandchildren and great-grandchildren gathered to pay‘ them homage. The many friends and neigh- bours of Mr. and Mrs. George Dun- can Sr., Brookside Road, were shocked to learn of the sudden death of Mr. Duncan’s mother, Mrs. James Duncan, Coniston. Ont., on Friday evening last week. Deepest Sympathy Interment took place at Sudbury, ELGIN MILLS - JEFFERSON NEWS CORRESPONDENT: MRS. H. G. ROBERTSON Brookside Road, Telephone TUrner 4-2334 The Bel Air series includes four models â€" 2-door and 4-door sedans, sport coupe and convertible. Each of them is in a class by itself for beauty, comfort and luxurious appointments. Twelve other beautiful new Chevrolet models are included in the “Two- Ten” and “One-Fifty” series, providing a new Chevrolet for every buyer and every need. All of these new Chevrolets are as advanced ‘Combinan'an of Powerglide automatic transmixsion and 115-h.p. Blue Flame engine L! optional at extra cost an -‘Two.Ten" and Bel Air models. fGM Power Steering 1': optional a! extra cox! on all Pawerglide-equipped models. Come out and support the can- didates of your choice and enjoy an evening of fun and fellowship. Cubs and Scouts Scouts meet vat the- school on Monday evenings at 7.30 pm. Biythday Greetings Very special birthday wishes are' extended to Edward T. Leary. fa- ther of Miss Audrey Leary, teach- er at Jefferson School. Mr. Leary celebrated his 80th birthday on Wednesday, April 1. Easter Service There will be a service of Holy Communion on Easter Day, Ap- rll 5, at St. John’s Anglican Church. Oak Ridges (Yonge St. at Jefferson) at 11:15 am. by themselves and see various it- ems of interest displayed. Immunization Wednesday. April 15. at 9.30 a. m.. is the date and time of the final Immunization day at Jefier- son School for pre~schoolers. Easter Week Dance The Jefferson School communâ€" ity Club social night of April 10, Friday, will take the form of a box social, complete with an auction- eer: the election of new officers, and square dancing. Cubs now meet at Jefferson each Tu_esday evening at 6 pm. VICTOR DRAPER AGENCIES Yonge St. Oak Ridges TUrner 4-1061 or 859 Dundas St., West Toronto WAverley 9559 60 CYCLE CONVERSION BILL DRINKWATER MOTORS Kim, ONTARIO Phone lung 50 \1nmun\mmumummuumum (STAN RULE â€" PROPRIETOR) FANCY MIRRORS - MIRRORS RE-SILVEREO TABLE TOPS ., ANYTHNG IN GLASS THE LIBERAL. Richmond Hill, Thursday, April 2, 1953 9 mmmumuumunmmmmmuummmlummmmlnmumummummmmuuumnnnmummnmmnmmmmmm ‘1mnmxunuuumunummnmuluuumunuummmmuuummuumumumuuuImumunnmmnununmmmnumnummmm OAK RIDGES GLASS & MIRROR C02 Oak Ridges Glass & Mirror Co. 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