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', Pd" (1:43 Che annual meeting of the Chil.. dren's Aid Society of the District of Temiskaming was held at Haileybufy on Dee, 3rd. with a good attendance from the various parts of the District. Mr. N. J. McAulay presided at the mfeting in the inavoidable absence of iN r. R. S. Taylor, the president of the Society for 1921. ill/IIN tliiflllil llf Tlli 1ilillllgitllllil t, " Successful Year Passed. officers Elect- ed for the Banning Tenn. 'The report of the Secretary, as given elsewhere in this issue, was re- ceived and adopted. It shows the So.. ciety to be in good condition and do- ing very effective work. The Treasu- rer’s report was also gratifying, show ing the finances to be in a pleasing eondition. Honorary Presidents-los. 1faghs dery, M.P.P., Mr. Mae Lang, M.P.P., Prof. J. Sharp, Mayors of Cobalt, The following were the offieers elect- ed for the ensuing year P-- . WI: . C - ' r" ' . IRReeliERRR wmmmmammmwmflafimwwmflwmEMWEWEE IA. tiFiiii7int,-shG'teriirat and Salads "‘ “KW: ' - e,,irJ2--nr.: br Fryirth, Shortening and Salads V pure oil of com, has so my advantages over cooking with animal fats that one trial is all that most housewives require. And how good it is on salads! Never gets rancid. m CANADA STARCII COMPANY 'OOKING with Mazda, the _ .. ‘93.. tt New Liskeard, Haileybury, Timmins and Iroquois Falls and D. w. McLeod. (President---':'. J. McAulay, Bailey- bury. lst. Viee-Pres. Frank K. Ebbitt, Iroquois Falls. 2nd. Viee-Pres.--Mrs. M. Binkley, New Uiskeard. 3rd. Viee-Pres.--Nrs, W. R. Lowery, Cobalt. Treasurer-Geo. T. Smith. Secretary and Agent-Robert Le Heap. Assistant See.-Nartha Owens. Auditor-H. A. Day. F In his address the new president congratulated the otfieers for 1921 on the excellent administration of the Soeiety's affairs for the year and the general success chieved. Mr. Me Ail-lay thought a )',f,gi, of the Secret- ary's and Treasarer's reports, to- gether with the Year Book of the So- eiety should be placed in the hands of everyone interested in the welfare of children. Mr. R. LeHeup, Secretary pnd Ins-l peetor of the L‘.A.S., told the' meeting) that the Year Book would be ready for distribution in a few days. It oon-' tains a. brief historical account of the Children 's Aid Society, and a review of its aims, objects and methods. Spe- cial reference is made to the work cat'- ried on in Temiskaming. The Juvenile Court also is given attention. The fol- lowing parag,raph in this regard may be of particular interest:--) are fortunate in Temiskaming in having a "Juvenile Court, and also in having a Judge of that Court with such an in- sight into the workings of the juvenile 1mind that his handling of cases of ’juvenile delinquency is remarkably ,successful. Judge Atkinson obtains [these results by treating the juvenile W1 W13 93 offender use misguided child and not as a criminal, -and where possible makes the parent responsible for the misconduct of the child. This hoarse makes the parent realize that he must exercise some control and supervision over his child. A child is only com- initted to an Industrial School when all other corrective means have fail- ed." The interest of the booklet is further increased by a number cf views of the C.A.S. Shelter, at Hai- leybury, as well as some pictures of wards. of the Society. The annual meeting received very inspiring and encouraging reports from the 'Temiskaming Society 's branches at Timmins, Cobalt and New Liskeard. These reports showed the great interest being taken in the patri- otie work of guarding the welfare of the children. N.O.H.A. ARRANGING FOR REPEREBS FOR SEASON Last week the secretary of the N. O.H.A. sent out to each of the clubs iri the league a letter regarding re- ferees for the season. The letter asks that each club recommend to the NO. H.A. those capable of handling games and willing to offieiate as referees. From the recommendations to be re- ceived from the clubs the sub-com- niittee meeting at North Bay on Sa- turday if this week will select the re- ferees for the season. . Chis season the N.O.H.A. will see that the referees are fully protected and players using threatening or abusive language to these ofh'eials will be severely dealt with. To ensure a uniform interpretation throughout the north of the rules, ete., the N.:0.H.A. has appointed the following to confer with the referees when appointed and instruct them in the miles and their interpretation, so that there may be uniformity and freedom from all local influences 'c--- Sault St. Marie-A. A. Pinkney. Espanola, Sudbury, Blind River and Little Carrot----], P. Mailer, Sudbury, and A. 'R. Regan, Espanola. North Bar-ll. P. Charlton and IL J. Kelly. c Cobalt, Haileyhury and New Lis- keavd--A. D. Campbell, Fred E. Thompson and T. J. Duncan. Iroduois Falls, Timmins and Co.. ehrane--Cr. W. Turk and Geo. Lrilce. There seems to be more interest taken in the result of the election that there was in the contest when it was in progress. Its' a funny world,--isis North Land. m POROUPINE ADVANCE i@mmggfiflagfigfigfiafigfigfigfigfififlfigfigfiggfiggfigg‘agfigfigagé Timmins Chas. Piérce & Sons (Ltd. GENERAL MERCHANTS all rs.', 'A can! Ont.