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CRANE’S CLINIC

: Donald D,, 28, is a tragic case,
| “Dr. Crane,'' he began,*¢when
sconsin
farm, [ asked my father where
T came from. A

“He never hesitated but told me

jhunting, he heard a pack of wolves
growling behind a huge bush pile,
” He said he shot {n their dire-

' {But he then aecided to inves-
‘tigate to see what had caused
thetr fighting,

. “So he went over behind the
brush pile and there he said he
found me, as 2 baby.

‘him implicitly, at least till 1 was
in Junior High School.

Then I began to get additional
sex information from my class-
mates which made me feel that
my father had tricked me,

So I grew angry and later J
began to Investigate for myself.

“This curiosity really motiva-
ted my high schoot sexual esca-
pades,

"As a result of them I cone
tracted venereal disease and now
I am paying the price, belatedly,

“Por I married a lovely girl
and would be Ideally happy ex-
cept for the fact I am sterile,

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‘| within the abdomen as**tummy,’*

ing up that second query as soon
as you answer number 1, for
it requres additional years of
mental growth for him to con
ceive of number 2 and Hk
of number 4,

memorized answers or you may
cause him to clam up thereafter
and then turn to “alley’’ instruc.

"So we are childless and my

wife is growing neurotic because
she thinks she ls to blame,
“Dr, Crane, why don't parents
‘tell their children the simple facts
of life and do tt early?!!
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Donald's tragedy is based on
two glaring types of ignorance,
Thr first is the simple un-
satisfied curiosity that is normal
In all Intelligent youngsters, :
For they go through an early
phase wherein they wonder about
the origin of things,
But the second type of Igno-
rance is that of parents whodon't
know when and how to. inform
youngsters,
Parents are embarrassed and
lacking In specific education py
which to answer a child’s sex
Queries, .
++

precise answers to all the likely
questions that may be shot at
them by their prospects,
Yet we graduate smart young
folks fram high school and even
from four years of college, yet
heer give them the foolproof
answers to these standard ques-
tions that youngsters are sure to
ask:
(l.) Where did I come from?
asme at the age of 3 or 4)
Answers You come out of
Mommy’ s tummy]
(2.) How did [ get aut of your
tummy? (Not asked tl 6 or 8),
3.) How did I get in your tummy?
‘Asked at Cub Scout age),
Since achildregards everything

it is simpler to use “tummy’'.

than “womb’? or “uterus,??
And don't fret about his bring.

ewlse,

But you must have the precise,

tors for. further sex facts, _.

In sales courses, we teach the]

“her two years’ as a telephone

queries on which department
numbers for callers,

Judy Elrick says that during

information operator, she’ shad
trouble occasionally with unrea-
sonable callers and with people
who think they can get any kind
of information from telephone
information service,

But, she adds, the real cause
for information servic traffic
jams ts the great volume of calls
made every day for telephone
numbers which customers can
find in their telephone direc.
tories,

**] guess nearly four out of
every five calls we get are
for numbers that are in the cus.
tomer’ s telephona directory,’
Miss Elrick said in an interview,

+++

Her calculation was supported
by statistical evidence from
H.F. Urquhart, the B.C. Tele.
Phone Company's operations
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“Our surveys show that bes ‘
twean 70 and 80 per cent’ 04
the numbers our information
operators glve out are listed in
the telephone directories which
our customers have’?

Mr, Urquhard said the volume
of calls to the company’s in-
formation service has Increased
substantially in recent years and
has grown much more rapidly
than the population or the nume
ber of telephones. In service,

In the Greater Vancouver
area, for instance, the average
number of information calls
handled dally totals nearly
$0,000, almost double what it
was four years ago, In the same
periad, the number of telephone
listings for the area has in-
creased by about 14 per cent.

bee

He said the company has ex-
panded its information service
facilltles as fast as possible
within physical and economic
limitations which must be ap-
plied for efficiency,

“Our information service to-
day is answering within 10
seconds 85 per cent of all calls
to information and that is less
time than It takes to ride an
escalator from one floor to ane
other in a department store,’’
Myx, Urquhard said,

‘Still, we know some people
who need information assistance
have to wait sometimes because
people who don’t need it are
using it.’'

The company today has more
‘than 350 persons employed in
information service, nearly
double what the number wasfour
years ago. Ithas 150 informatisn
switchboard positions in Ins
formation centres throughout
the province, up about 70 per
cent In four years.

+++

Miss Elrick Is one of the in-
formation operators in the Yan-
couver centre,

She said she believes many |.
people cali information rather
than look the number up in their
directory because they thinkthe
‘operator has some
magic to produce the number
faster,

__ "They don't seem to
“‘in‘many cases that we
Took through ‘the directory to

liver in addition to normal job of finding telephone

form of |'

realize; -
have to]

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Where can you buy liver
telephone girls asked _

that they coulda 'save-the time:
lt takes to call us if they used
thelr directory,’’ she sald,

The unreasonable caller In-
cluding the one who thinks the
operator cen give every kind of
information, contributes to the
traffic load, but to a lesser da-
gree,

“T' ve had callers ask me how.
many miles it {s to the moon,'’
how to cook chicken and whether'
liver is sold at a certain de.:
partment store,'’ Miss Elrick
sald,

‘*We get manyrequests for the
time, for sport scores and store
hours and frequently an early.
earning caller will ask what day

Se

**I had one young man call ma
for help with his homework,
He wanted to know what thehead
of the Canadian government is.
called,

“Quite often when we explain
we can't provide this infor.
mation we get an argument,’’

Arguments and the time some
people take to express - thetr
Tudeness just add to the traffic
problem

“The majority of callers are
polite and businesslike,*' Miss
Elrick said, “But we get callers
who are impolite and some who
are downright abusice,?* ‘

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Garden is battleground

Wednesday, May 31, 1967 a

when bugs begintomunch

It’ s.growlng season again when
home gardners battle insects,

Insect control should begin wlth
prevention, :

The old saying an ounce of pre-
vention ts better than a pound of
cure’! {gs a good one for gardnera
to heed, :

Preventlon should start in the
Fall with the cleaning up of old
leaves and other plant debris,
Left on the soll surface they pro-
vide ideal wintering places for.
many insects.

The proper place for thls garden
garbage Is on your compost pfle,
Later lt can be returned to a de-
composed state of enrich the soll,

Soi? sriehmenty of course, im-

++ ;

repeating it at fifteen day inter-

vals untill ten days before har-

vest, .
SLUGS- get rid of wet surface

Any commercial growers who
have not received 1967 recom-
mendations for commercial crop.
tnsect control -should notify the
soll conditions and use commer- office of the District Agricultur-
clally prepared baits. . ’ |ist, Smithers,

CUTWORMS - use cutworm batt .
and spray or dust around infected
area with DDT or Methorychlor.

APHIDS - spray with % fluid
ounce of Diazinon 50 EC or one
fluid ounce of Malathion §0 EC in
three gallons‘ of watter, Apply
when aphids appear and be sure
that coverage is complete,

The suggestions in this column
are directed specifically to home
gardners whosecropgrowing pro-
blems difter drastically’ from
those of commercial preducars.
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SAANICH, B,C. (CP)-Vancouver. . i
Island greenhouse operators be. i
gin growing tomatoes in sawdust
this year. The new method wag
developed at the Saantch agricul-
tural‘research station but so far
has yet to convince growers on
the mainland,

harvest,
Rotation is another, Insect colo-
nies tend to buildto out-of-balance
Proportions when sail is cropped
with one type of plant year after
year.

+++

If you do have a serious In-
sect Infestation this year youmay
have to use chemicals, But make
Sure itis serious,

Many gardeners tend to pantie
at the first sight of a few in-
sects on their plants and take it
as a signal for wholesale use of
chemicals,

Often an infestation is sominor
that it ean be controlled by simply
removing one or two plants and
destroying the insects on them
When use of chemicals. is
justified, here is a guide for their
use against some ofthe most com-
mon pests:

ROOT MAGGOTS « on cabbage,
broccoll, brussel sprouts, cauli«
flower - drench plants. and soil
in an .8 inch band using a pro
duct known as Zinophos, Repeat
ten days later,

This chemical also comes in a
granular form which should be
worked into the top Inch of soll,
Only one application inthis form
is needed. Follow rates recom-
mended on the container.

- if Zinophos Is not: avallable, try
Diazinon 50 EC at one fluid ounce
in two gallons of water as a
drench to the base of each plant,
Repeat in fifteen days, This same
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when half of the plants have] -

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