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} , but also noted that there were not Page 12 : The Haileyburian 'Treating and Curing What happens when the family 'falls apart? What becomes of the child and what can be done to| gave him? These are the search-|] ing questions that Mr. Eric LI. "Smit, executive secretary of the child welfare division of the Cana- dian Welfare Council, asked when 'he appealled for more preventive "action in speaking to the 25th an- nual meeting of the Children's Aid | Society for Temiskaming ~ last week. fr. Smit in his talk was urgent 'in his appeal for- recognition that case work, for the most part is "not prevention but treatment and cure. The role of the CAS worker |; has become that of treating and curing because there is not enough preventive work done. He point- ed out that this practical angle 'must be considered "'because you téantt force people to be good par- 'ents and' case work is better than 'any method yet devised." * The cost of undertaking to bring up underprivileged children to fit 'into our society and produce re- 'sponsible " citizens is substantial both in' manpower and in mone- tary values, as it is in the raising 'and educating of any child, but he stressed that it is not as. great as 'commonly conceived by the gen- eral public. ,,Warious kinds of services are weeded in-.an industrial commun- ity, among them welfare services jsuch as the CAS offers. These are expensive, says Mr. Smit, but they an only be considered "operating costs of our society."' frs. Margaret Telfer, acting lo- eal director for the Temiskaming Children's Aid Society spoke in another appeal for better provi- sions for CAS wards, who are re-| Jeased from CAS responsibility at} 413. * Mrs. Telfer welcomed the foster parents who were present at the yneeting 'and commended all the foster parents of the Temiskaming Gistrict for their wonderful work, enough of them. She also drew at- tention to the fact that this area is! more dependent upon the -wel- fare than another part of Ontario, but this is due to economic rea- sons rather than social reasons. Foday recession has effected Worthern Ontario more than an- other region, because of our de- pendence upon basic economic el- ements such as mining and lum- bering. A great effort must be expended by organized teams in this district if we are to meet all of our. ob- ligatiens, and the CAS family ser- vice must be extensive and put eonsiderable demands on Com- munity Chest and other. annual fund-raising efforts. The Case work still needs much assistance in the way of voluntary and skilled Role of Social Work 'Thursday, April , 30, 1959 | may. soon disappear from the Sil-| The Board of Education. has also, stands. ? RES i peel the property to Tom and Al-| The entire area is to be paved | bert Despres, well-known residents by the mew company, a floodlighted F d R k Cy | | vertown,;-a victim: of progress. ame 0c uf Ce ae eae eS public} the district, and these men plan] building will be erected, and ac- was sold, it is to be broken up, school, the Old building that had}+ 9 erect a two-bay service station/ cording to Mayor Fulton Purdy, The planning also calls for the| attractive, and a welcome addi- To Be ' Removed | | Served the town for so many years|and snack bar on the land. lee whole place will be bright and Cobalt's famous rock cut, night-| and mare for tractor-trailer operators, July. removed from the site by removal of the famous rock out-| tion to the business section of the crop on which the-school presently town, ey i: COBALT STRAND Va ds j CL. HAILEYBURY -- LAST. SHOWINGS TODAY COBALT -- FRI. & SAT., MAY 1 - 2 Nouve About [tHE pI GE" Tv! = 4 ne / fe WOE AKG THE SHOW J . : | (er Y ae FORTHE f f YOUNGINS °. HEART! fv: Sener es Gon GINEMaScoPE COLOR 59 DE LUXE DAVID LADD: CHILL WILLS. sil! friove Produced by Directed by Scraanplay by Sed one Story, RiOARD E. LYONS = JAMES :B. CLARK + CHARLES: HOFFMAN + Topzbe Aline "gurtey PEDRO ARMENDARIZ eaterting CURISTUME MARTEL ROOOLFD HOYOS HAILEYBURY -- FRI. & SAT., MAY 1 - 2 COBALT -- MON. & TUES., MAY 4-5 Not since 'THE SHEIK" a lover... i a fighter... 1 A MOTION 18 PICTURE ZH LIKE THIS! Staff. Mrs. Telfer seconded the re- marks of board president William Pape of New Liskeard, who noted [ progress in the society's work with 1 the decrease of children in care from 242 in 1957 to 218 last year. In 1957, 36 children were returned to their parents, compared with 43 last year. Assistance to children in their ewn homes decreased in the two vears from 299 families (899 child- ren) in 1957 to 220 families (720 ehildren) last year. Brief contact assistance increased from 68 cas- es to 89 last year, but unmarried parents helped were down to 26 from 37 the previous year. The CAS is-also charged with helping the -government in family allowance investigations and in divorce investigations, items for which Mrs. Telfer said the fees paid do not quite cover the work that is required of the society's Staff. Spent $157,000 Treasurer H. A. Corrigan of Kirkland Lake read his report, which revealed that Timiskaming CAS. spent $157,152.22 in its var- ious services last year. Of this expenditure, $94,969.28. was spent in! maintenance of children in care. Municipalities contributed more than 50 per cent of the society's funds. The province of Ontario Bave $22,725.36, or 14.3 per cent, and Community Chest and other VICTOR MATURE: ANNE AUBREY seal al NEWLEY (BANDIT OF ZEIOIBIE with SEAN KELLY Screenplay by JOHN GILLING « From a story by RICHARD MAIBAUM Directed by JOHN GILLING « Associate Producer, HAROLD HUTH Produced by IRVING ALLEN and ALBERT R. BROCCOLI A WARWICK PRODUCTION + A COLUMBIA PICTURE ADDED FEATURE 'Ma and Pa Kettle on Vacation Marjorie Main, Percy Kilbride HAILEYBURY -- Sun. Mid., Mon., Tues., May 4 - 5 COBALT -- WED. & THURS., MAY. 6 - 7 See Burl Ives in the role for which he re- ~ "ceived the Academy Award for Best Stipporting Actor! micas Te A De siesBICKFORD = smear gt Pesdvcedy WILLIAM WYLER ait GREGUBY PECK directed by WILLIAM WYLER: tn antany-Woriide Pratuction® Released thr (UE) UNITED ARTISTS Two 'Complete Showings at 6:30 p.m. and 9:25 p.m. - Special prices for this program only: ADULTS 75c STUDENTS 55c CHILDREN 25c Pass list suspended for this performance HAILEYBURY -- Playing 4 Days -- Wed., Thurs., Fri. & Sat., May 6-7-8-9 COBALT -- PLAYING 4 DAYS -- Fri., Sat., Mon. & Tues., May 8-9-11-12 eos The story of Johnny Butler, born white-- raised as an Indian... trapped between two ll worlds. And Shenandoe, the frontier girl PARKER whose love was the bridge between them. private donations gave $27,336.55, or 17.2 per cent. The funds donat- Canada Geese ed by Community Chest are* used in preventive work, for children A. H. Greenwood of Hudson in their own homes and for unmar-| Township dropped in to say ried parents. that he had seen his first flight ~The meeting approved the nom- of Canada geese on Tuesday ination of four new directors to morning, heading north across the board, retiring president Mr.| his farm and Fisher's Rock. Pape, Mrs. M. R. .McPherson, so li 2 Kirkland Lake, F, Lafond, Kirk- war vee Ge nina Gerke oy. land Lake and Norman Spencer,| Greenwood family can see the Cobalt. _ birds and hear their honking f ; in the spring when they return What this country needs is} to their northern nesting more people raising beans and| grounds and in the fall on the fewer people spilling them.~ ~-- way south, kee ENB "WATE clin: it =e gH ceo yn SREB ae non. ABE eS) PLUS ON THE SAME PROGRAM: "THE SILENT ENEMY Based on the TRUE exploits of COMMANDER CRABB, - heroic Frogman of WORLD WAR II. Starring: Laurence Harvey, Michael Craig, Dawn Addams