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lapsAlan FIRST WITH THE BEST IN um YOUR LAST CHANCE IQ SEE IT TONIGHT MONDAY TUESDAY HOPES NEWEST THE FUNNIEST MOVIE CHASE IN HISTORY Show 1145th Root momma mm worse MYFAVORIIESPY Evr snows at 650 and pm STARTS THIS WEDNESDAY 230 pm Also Thursday Friday Saturday THE HIPSWINGING HOT SINGING RIOT RAISING MUSICAL JAMBOREE CONTINUOUS snow SAT 230 p131 JANELLE GLORIA DeHAVEN MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY MATINEE WED 230 pm EVE snowsono pm ALL STAR FEATURES mr nwxns pomm BEAUIIEUL PATRIC KNOWLES 2ND ADDED 1111 RICHARD CROMWELL HUDSON In Storm Over Bengal PLUS COLOR CARTOON wamwm STARTS THIS THURSDAY BIG If 1rOnMOVIrMEIutYCMOIINIIIDNEIN TECHNICOLOR OUTDOOR ACTION HIT Eve Shows ROCHELLE cxssIACII AanINooNhr 549 IssaIIoadIoIng Innaorgans Essa ROad Prsoyteriau YoItng WitbRevF Luck of First 381 methaneand Fast in the Faith with speakervortheevemn George M0019 minister or Goolrstbvvn Pres bytertan Church basing his address on Isaiah summonses maul wordsca11ed held kept and used Mr Moore showed how God 110168 keeps and uses his people Mr Moore came to Cpnadu from about three years as and had beefWW in the moraine in canada He very active in churchrwork gawkclaud prior to coming tocam nos took par zthe reside tr closingx with ribobenedlction gm mood PYPs members sorYtld Thumbs lnGuthrie gr CP Rcv this theme his text Mm aiong with help from other branch es MONOATTFEBROARYI I952 AFTER MANY YEARS in the Hipwell Family Bond Head General Store is under new ownership Mr and Mrs Oscar Shaw of Valentin south of Lindsay purchased the store and took over management Jan Mr and Mrs Shaw have been in the general store business for 20 years Prior to op erating storeat Valentin they were in business at Balsam near Stouffvle They have Leonor Wilson Port Perry one daughter Mrs Lloyd Hipwcll right is seen chatting with the new owners Mr Hipwcll operated the store founded 70 years ago by his father the late Joseph Hipwcll for many years and was suoo cccded by his son Ted who continued in the store until the recent sale Mental Illness Found Frequent Cause of Breakdown of Homes ReporlsChildrens Aid Worker In survey of new cases taken on during 1951 by the Centre Sim coe branch of the Childrens Aid Society of Simcpe County it was found that health and economic lfactors were largely responsible for lthc breakdown of homes Mental illness was found to be as frequent go cause as intcmpcrunco Reporting to the annual meeting on Tuesday Fcb social worker iTcrry OBrien stated that one of the major factors in family problems fencountcrcd by the branch during like year was inability of parents to fwork together on problems of care let children finances or infidelity Qualifying his statement Mr fOBricn pointed out that although ithese considerations were import ant his survey was based on only 27 cases and therefore did not in dicate final answer to the prob lem by any means Reviewing protection work car Iried on during the year he remark lcd that in the past the major con ltributing factors to thcbreakdown of homes had been thought to be Iintemperance infidelity and direct icruelty and abuse of children His survey of the new cases taken out Iduring the year pointed out that Ihealth and economic factors were Fmore widespread and important in llors General Total Same The general total of cases open at line end of 1951 wasjustaboutthc Isame as the previous year How iever stated Mr OBrien the vol ume of work in every department fin terms of the number of cases lggndled over the year had increas The growth in volume in the Iwork of the branch society had oc lcurred in spite of the fact that there were sinffqhauges Mrs Igor othy Smillie became member of the staff on Oct 15 replacing Mrs Jeanne Fry who left onJuiy 31 In his report Mr OBrien noted ithe turnover oLchdren in care in terms of the number placed on adoptionthe number of adOptions completed and the number returned to their own parents He felt that the return to their own homes was good thing for the children No matter how good our foster care is it is still substitute for home m8 The children incare On Dec 31 1951 numbered 100 Fortyfour were admittgdjurlng 1951 and 30 wereplaced on adoption probation Adoptions completed during 1951 number 35 and 11 children were returned to their parents The totalnumber of cases of children in care closed during the year was 53 The overall picture of branch activities was one of satisfactory progress stated OBrien This he felt was largely due to help from cummittcesrrand staff members Chairmans Report The branch Rev Lewis whowaSrgturued to Office at the annual meeting noted several events Which hadocmrred during the year The branch Office had moved to 17 0ch St The School of Workof the Uni versity of Toronto had carried out project litBarrie and some of the results oftheirlsurvey hadbeeu are skating rink 310 theatre $10 studied bribehoard He madeparticular meutioriv of the helpgivenbyvp1unteer memr gtbers during inkeeping childrenovernighf taking children toTordntogcliniesandtakms ohil dreu shopping lie paid tribute to the late Major Hetherington of the Salvation Armyr Comm membergwho passed awayidurlng the year and praised Mr OBrien for his ne work in 1951 lot the branch dining the year lthc breakdown than the other lacl TERRY OBRIEN presented at the meeting revealed the following figures on the work Children in CareJan 1951 Wholesale Brilliant Forcelul Entertainment as of be but and hotel mun But Ive learned this business ll11111 DAN Bllllll SUSAN Sliiiis Sasha Selects Clothes For Use As Man Bail Womens daytllnc clothes may be selected with the idea of impressing other women but when it comes to the more undressed fashions such as evening gowns allure is the main idea and that means man bait Susan who likes to play witches because you can say things youd never dare to in real life finds her present role little terrifying In Can Get It For You Wholesale Dan Ifhtllcy tells her that she has the simple and astonishing beauty of an oldfashioned straight razor while her mother in forms her that shes throwback to an Irish bandit in the hills of Klilarncy THE BIG BIG SHOW CAN GET IT FOR YOU WHOLESALE STARTS AT 840 EACH NIGHT COMPLETE SHOW AFTER NO ADVANCE IN PRICE now Shaving cases closed during 1951 53 IMPERIAL ProtectionJan 1951 33 new cases 31 closed 28 transferred in non transferred out one Dec 31 101 Dec 31 1951 100 admitted dur 1951 35 ing 1951 44 Ieight more than lastl year transferred in during 1951l 25 transferred out during 1951 l7 placed on adoption probation 30 adoptions completed during 1951 35 returned to parents during 1951 11 majority attained during 1951 one in care of another CAS four died during 1951 one married dur ing 1951 one total children in care Unmarried ParentsJan 1951 16 new cases 34 transferred in gone transferred out one closed 31 Dec 31 1951 19 Family Allowance Investigations gJan 1951 none new cases 14 gclosed 13 Dec 31 1951 one Brief ContactsJan 1951 10 Inew cases 116 closed 112 Dec 311 195 14 COLDWAIER COUNCIL voles AID rot HURONIA DEVELOPMENT COMMISSN Most Present Skating Pally Simcoe Presbytery YPU held its second skating party of the winter in Barrie Arena Wednesday even ing with almost 300 from about adozen unions present Among those represented TWere Creemore Stayner Elmvale Allen wood Minesing Barrie Thornton Stroud Lefroy Bradford Cooks Reeve Andrew Dunlop gave rcfires by Coldwatcr pumper and the Own and Gilford port to Goldwater Council Feb on the progress made at Wasaga Beach meeting attended by and clerktreasurer Chester Martin where representatives of 12 munici palities decided to proceed with Kuwait and Georgian Bay devel opruent Commission The clerk read summary of aims of the organization and also letter from acting secretary Walter Lumi den of Victoria Harbour Council discussed the advantages which could be obtained from an overvan promotional program and voted $100 toward its support for 1952 Considerable discusionx took place over the best dates to have taxes collected and otion Was Ipassed to permit payme in two installments motion was introduced by Councillor Harry gowan and calls for 50percent payment of taxes by June 15 with penalty after Aug and the due Oct 15 with penalty after Deal Council hopes to get sometux money paid bythe middle of the summer and avoid the heavy paymenm made inpast zyears on bank interest Interest on loans 151st year amOunted to $450 reduction in taxes on public hallsrlvas granted and the rates now other 11 Was deci gto try to meeting for neighboring municipalities regard acontract for aid infighting 1THUR PRIZES 15 with beads of men clause will be inserted in film pumpers insurance policy calling for $100 deductible in case of colli sion Prices are to be Obtained for fence for the reservoir Major Lane was appointed to fill the unexpired term of one year on the Telephone Commission following 111 Millards resignation The clerk was instructed to buy three tons of calcium for roads and payment of $5 forstorage was au thorized paid to Glen Dunlop All members of council were present SPIIEIRES EDGE TERRIERS 53 Newmarket Feb Overtime 8083 by Don Gibson and A1 shew tonight gave Newmarket some res3 victory over Orlllia Terriers in an OHA Senior fB Big FinLgame here It was the fourth overtime gameain the teams livemeeungs two regulationtime goals and fired one Jack Dav ism Earl McCrone and Don Bower Scored the Terriers markers Quail he 36111315 918 Puck times Bun Clarkeplayed negame inthe0ri11ia net He made 48 stops Highlight of each Presbytery skating party is the contest to see which union has the most members present Creemore with 38 on skates topped the Mr and Mrs George Faris Cookstown dressed as chef and bag of cake flour won the Valen tine costume partoi the program Another highlight Of the program was the appearance of the first naming Canaan nun anALLos no CPI cougar that rushed veyearold Holly Roche wasscared off by hr father PaulBuche before it could do any damagodlhe cougar had his front paws on the childs leg whenkoch es shout frightened it off Later the annual was minded upiaud shot Iaurie Thomas led the splisfwuh Swnsomdhytnemncssanar Professional Women ofrnanle HARM kg young people being ironeddlltaxid lie markingwins mootvanath rims into Ni as was Ill min mauryouuo wmmmom iIIIotllcsliyllemcnt URBAN DEBRA PAGET lElT EHAND edition of Simpoe Presbytery YPU News and the editioll proved worth the effort put in it as copies sold like hot cakes An eighbpage paper the YPU News inchidednevvs from Presbytery Unions YPU Ideas nWS from the PM elf 8021 bits about YPU minim mowers flomPresbytery new brie Dobson and executive com missioners jokes and thoughts for living Plans are forging ahead kinks are tiered for the secondbisfedl II better than ever0 YPUNews for March Itis expecteduthat aletierwm go II Ir fomudbaieach the paperxln the near future and copies otthepaper be mailed to who didjnot have the opporhtnitz to receive One Priorto Closing of the skating pom onemhlute silence was ob served arid theenlfegmup led in prayeu uyi Presidenttmrjorle son inremelnbranceofthelate King Shrthrmhowpassed awayW coda morning for future wasdo and guidance of mourns verso chargof the