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Newmarket Era and Express Thursday March ITS A I Womans World By CAROLINE ION Newmarket takes to the ice for the seventh consecutive year this weekend when the Newmarket Figure Skating club stages its an nual revue Our Town On Ice at the Memorial Arena The pro grant will begin promptly at 1 on Friday Saturday and I Monday March and 25 The title Our Town On Ice la a particularly appropriate one for the show presents approximat ely 130 local skaters in costumes made by their mothers before backdrops and lighting the work i of their fathers This personal interest in the performers adds greatly to the I audiences enjoyment of the carn ival It makes the carnival much more entertaining than the most professional revue presented in the Several changes have been made in this years carnival For the first time the younger mem bers of the club will present a play They will perform Cinder ella on Ice Tiny tots of three and four years of age the juniors of Young People Special Services At Trinity Next Sunday The Sunday school teachers and the Young Peoples union of Trin ity United church hold a special service on Sunday even ing March 28 as a part of the Ad vance program of the United church of Canada The special speaker will be Rev Charles J Fox Field Secretary for the Christian Education com mittee of the Toronto Conference who will speak the theme Reach and Teach Dedication of teachers and officers of the Sun day school will make up part of the program Following the regular service the young people will be hosts to their parents at a fireside when topics of mutual interest will be enjoyed All senior teen agers of the church and their par ents invited to these services JR LADIES AID I HAS SPECIAL MUSIC The Ladies Quartette sang three selections at the March meeting of the Junior Ladies aid of the Christian Baptist church The group met in the church hall with Mrs Bernard Lee presiding Mrs Ernest Winter and Mrs I Jack conducted the de votional period Members of the quartette are Mrs Merlyn Mrs Gordon McHale Mrs Robert Scott and Mrs Wilfred El- At the close of the meeting a social time was spent Refresh ments were served by Mrs Roy Harper Mrs Albert Penrose Mrs Clifford Terry Mrs Jack Steven son and Mrs Roy Gibson the club will be Included in this routine With the exception of Guy Rev- ell all the soloists will work out of courts in this gears carnival Although young in years Guy has established a fine reputation as a veteran figure skater with the club Sandy Galbraith and Karen Peat will solo as the Prince and Cinderella in the number Cin derella on Ice In another rou tine the spotlight will be shared by Colleen Cain Judy Morton and Ron Tennant Betsy Bell will skate as the Snow Queen in Winter Fantasy In a surprise number four addit ional stars of the club will reveal what is behind The Green Door They are Jean Revel Juanita Smith Mary Jane Collins and Mary Agnes There will be comedy acts pro vided by guest artists The final solo spot will be taken by the clubs instructor Charles Kiel Mr Kiel who has been with the Newmarket club for four years is instructor for the Richmond Hill and figure skat ing clubs Their revues present ed earlier this months won praise for both the young performers and their instructor Added to the duty of teaching 130 Newmarket hoys and girls who range in age from three to Mr Kiel has other responsibil ities for the staging of Our Town On Ice He designs the costumes and is the revues choreographer Mr Kiel came to Newmarket from the Ice He was with that show for a year and a half after having been two years with Ice Revue He is a double medalist having his silver medal in both figures and dance For approximately 40 young skaters the carnival vill be an entirely new experience In fact more than half that number had never been on skates until this winter These youngsters have shown remarkable progress older club members report One executive members com ments seem typical of the fine spirit and enthusiasm in the club When asked about the people who should be credited with preparat ions for the carnival she replied It vould be impossible to men tion what each member has done Everyone has worked hard on his particular job The dress rehersal on Monday was very good With this wonderful cooperation from everyone in the club the car nival should be fun for the par ticipants as well as the audience At the moment we give credit lines to just two individuals They are JB Barney Rcvcll the president and Mrs Robert King wardrobe mistress The others must wait until next week BY KEN STEPHENS yourself to think only of the best to work only for the best and to expect only the best from the Optimist Creed Education Week just past is a period when we take time to con sider some of the phases of edu cation in our community It is also a time when we as Opti mists stop to estimate the value of our youth program in this town As Friend of the Boy we some times become complacent about our work Kids is kids is per haps the understatement of our time for it is staggering to ima gine that the influence which someone now has on any boy may have such a bearing on the future of the world Really what is a boy He Is the person who Is going to carry on what you have started He is going to sit right vhere you are sitting and attend to those things that you think are so important when you are gone You may adopt all the policies you please but how they will be carried on depends on him Even if you make leagues and treaties he will have to manage them He is going to sit at your desk in the Commons and occupy your place on the Supreme Court bench He is going to move in and take over your prisons churches universities and corpor ations When you get done all your work is going to be judged and praised or condemned by him Your reputation and your fortune are in his hands He will assume control of your cities Right now the future Premier of Canada is playing marbles and the most famous actor of his day is complaining because he docs not want to go to bed Not your contemporaries and your fellow citizens but the boys out there in the school yard are going to say whether after all you were a grand and noble hero or a blath erskite It is the boy vho vill amend your rules alter your creeds and laugh at your mistakes He may think kindly of you and say you did the best you could or he may not your step All your work is for him and the fate of the nation and of humanity is in his bands So it might he well to pay him some attention Yours in optimism Ken Stephens Juvenile Probation Report Made -r- By W Outerbridge To Y County This is the second in a series of articles on probation work prepared by Probation Officer William in his nual report to York County council Probation Juvenile When a child under appears before the court and is convicted of a delinquency one of the alter native methods of disposition is probation Under this disposition the child returns to the commun ity under the supervision of the probation officer for a certain specified period of time During this time the child must ion which are laid down by the volved a varying degree of sup- court He is subject to supervision and counselling by the probation officer The purpose of this meth od of disposition under law is to give the probation officer a chance to get to know the child and to attempt in any way possi ble to prevent further outbreaks of delinquency During a total of 25 depending on the seri ousness of the offence and the severity of the social problem un derlying the delinquency itself Of this number eight have success fully completed their probation without further offences four been returned to court for further offences or breach of rul es of probation and remain Aurora for offences ranging from minor breaches of municipal stat utes through break entry and theft to more serious offences such as delinquency as a result of abide by certain rules of arson and wounding This has were placed on probation to under probation supervision as of the Juvenile and Family court January Two Home And School Groups Join For Panel Discussion Our ChUds Health GUEST SPEAKER AT HOME AND SCHOOL suit in helping the offender real ize that certain behaviour cannot be condoned It has shown the accused that he or she has cer tain responsibilities under law which must be assumed Again armed with a full pre sentence report prior to sentenc ing the contributing factors as well as the offence may be fully assessed Of these cases four were carried over from five were added during the year Of this number three completed their Probation without offense and two have warrants outstanding for breach of probation rules WORMS DONT RESPECT AGE Adults too may suffer fro worms If your appetite is poo if you have colicky pains a cranky sleep answer could be worms Try Dead Shot Wo Candy for quick relief Ask druggist for Dr Dead Shot Worm Candy write for free booklet on wo Cf Br and Physical will be the topic of a panel discussion when the Prince Charles and Alexander Home and School associat ions hold a joint meeting at Prince Charles school on Tuesday March 2C at pm Guest artists will be the Hi- Tone Boys from the Newmarket High school They will sing under the direction of their leader Geo rge Kclley Panel moderator will be Mrs Donald Downey Dr Margaret kinstall Dr Douglas Hutchison and Hugh Grant will be the pane lists who will consider ways by which parents and teachers can assist children to be physically healthy and emotionally sound They will briefly define what they mean by a healthy child Following the presentation of their views a general discussion period will he held Refreshments will be The public is in cited to attend SPRING BONNET TEA PLANNED BY WA A showing of spring bonnets past and present will highlight the tea to be held in Trinity Un ited church hall on the afternoon and evening of Thursday March 28 Sponsoring the Spring Bonnet lea is the Evening WA There will be a supervised nursery in the af ternoon Tea will be served from 3 to and from 830 to 10 pm Mrs Alex chairman of the parent education committee is presenting the program for the Stuart Scott Home and School Associations meeting to be held on Tuesday March at pm Mrs Bernard Kays president of the YorkS Home and School Council will be the guest speaker and her speech will cov er the field of Parent Education with emphasis on how we can as sist our children in their educa tion Mrs Kays has devoted many years to home and school work and her remarks based on this experience should be of value to the members Other items will be presented and refreshments will be served at the close of the meeting A cordial invitation is extended to all parents For the purpose of acquainting Juvenile Court Judge Webster with all the social circumstances of those who have appea be fore the court a total of pre sentence reports and social hist ories have been prepared The im portance of these reports cannot be overestimated They help place before Judge Webster a total pic ture of the child who appears be fore the court When further in tensive assessment has been re quired by a psychiatrist we have been able to use the services of Dr J of the Metropolitan Toronto Juven ile court if mental illness or ser ious emotional disturbance has been suspected of being a contrib uting factor to the delinquency Probation Adult Certain sections of the Criminal Code and Provincial statutes are heard in Family court when they apply to matters between husband and wife These statutes enable the judge to use probation super vision where this seems to be in dicated Of the rases appearing be fore the court in 1956 nine adults were placed under this supervis ion four of these were carried over from These cases have involved charges of assault by husband or wife corrupting chil dren in the home contributing to delinquency of children as well as failing to provide for ones de pendents Although the number of these cases has not been great the ef 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