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_ _™ od RT i y 'Pickering, the Fo a A, HA 'Adoption Of Children On Increase 99 Applicants On Waiting List The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of the Children's Aid Society of the County of Ontario and the City of Oshawa was held on Thursday evening, January 9th, 1964. In the absence of the President, Cyril Morley of meeting was chaired by Harold Brain of Oshawa, Vice-President. The Directors decided that the Annual Meeting of the So- ciety would be held on April 28rd, 1964 and the Public Rela- tions Committee would be ask- ed to plan the programme and place of the Meeting. The Local Director, Mr. Lewis reported that on December 31st, 1963 the Society had 358 child- ren in care. Of these, there were 190 in boarding homes, 40 in free homes, 118 on adoption probation and 5 in institutions. In addition the Society was ser- ving 97 families with 389 child- ren with the children remaining in their own homes. At the year's end 131 unmar- ried mothers and 59 putative fathers were given help. During the month 16 adop- tions were completed, 5 divorce reports filed, 3 court actions undertaken for affiliation or- ders and court hearings attend- ed in regard to 15 families in- volving 33 children. The Directors passed accounts totalling $2,622.42 for the month of December and approy- ed the financial statement as presented by the Treasurer, Mr. Ken Purdy. The Local Director presented a breakdown of unmarried mo- ther statistics comparing 1962 to 1963 for this Society as follows, 1962 shown in brackets. CO HE OEE CE ATE Ly SAS RA AR ANT NL EL TOTAL SERVED .... 118 AGE (112) Under sixteen yrs. 5 (6) Sixteen to 18 yrs* 35 (40) Nineteen to 24 yrs. 48 (46) 25 to thirty yrs. .... 16 (8) 31 to 40 yrs. ...... 14 (12) 118 (112) OCCUPATION Waitress/Domestic.. 25 (20) Factory Workers.... 18 (18) Office Workers...... 10 (16) Professional ........ .... 1 1) Students .................. 18 (19) Others (including nurses' aids, tel. operators, unempl., Ont. Hosp. patients, counter clerks, hairdressers, etc) 46 (38) |g 118 (112) Statistics for the adoption work of the Society were also PORT PERRY STAR, made available to the Directors. These showed an increase of children placed for adoption from 78 in 1962 to 94 in 1963, an increase of 21%. The So- ciety also experienced an in- crease in applications from couples interested in adoption. In 1962 there were 95 applica- tions and in 1963, 128 applica- tions, an increase of 35%. At the end of 1963 there were 99 couples waiting to be given consideration as adoption appli- cants whereas at the end of 1962 there were only 77, showing an increase again of 29%. The Local Director pointed out that the Society's adoption staff was finding it difficult to keep up with this increase in their work and before long consideration should be given to increasing the adoption staff. Nev. Lover Fares t to Europe' Starting April 1st during part of the SUMMER ENQUIRE AT 728 - 6201 Four Seasons Travel(Oshawa) 57 KING EAST *Subject to Government Approval. ROAST HOPE'S 16 A MARKET (IGR LITT Short Rib ROAST... "49 Cross Cut Rib Boneless Shoulder .. * 55 Lean, Boneless n Stewing Freshly Ground Minced BEEF .. " 4} So 1-1b. Pkg. Wieners .... 45 Burns Pure Pork Small Link 1-Ib. Pkg. Sausage .....49 Burns Rindless Sliced 1-1b. Pkg Side Bacon . . 65° Ib hg' SHORT CUT "95° Philadelphia Brand SAVE 2¢ SAVE 4¢ CAKE MIXES SHORTENING "ONLY THE FRESH TASTE BEST" FLORIDA CELERY ........... 2% B.C. Crisp & Tasty DELICIOUS APPLES ..... 5-2 SUNKIST Size 163' Due, Sunkist ORANGES ............ 39 U.S. No. 1 Grade ~ Jumbo Stalks U.8. NO. 1 GRADE, Vine Ripened TOMATOES pod pmb otillh P 2 FRUIT COCKTAIL - 4° BLADE BONE REMOVED BLADE ROAST STANDING RIB ROAST 69c | KRAFT CREAM CHEESE ......... 33 Turkey, Chicken & Beef YORK FROZEN PIES ........ 4-8 DEMPSTER'S ONION ROLLS BO | DEMPSTER' S MOCHA ROLLS ..... 5 190 2 55¢ EXTRA A Total Of $34.00 In Bonus Tapes 45¢ WHERE YOU ALWAYS GET A LE MORE THAN YOU EXPECT i) Red & Blue. 8 oz. Pkg. 8 oz. Pies EACH HOSPITALITY RAISIN PIE ........ 45 4 Brand Beef PRICES EFFECTIVE JAN. 29, 30, 31 & FEB. 1st We Reserve the Right BLENDED JUICE To Limit Quantities 2° 89¢ GRAPEFRUIT JUICE2 79¢ ORANGE JUICE 2 99¢ Receive an Extra $6.00 Bonus Tape With CEDARVALE HORSE RADISH, 8 oz. Jar TIDE DETERGENT, Giant Size CREST TOOTH PASTE, economy size Receive an Extra $4.00 Bonus Tape With TENDERLEAF TEA BAGS, Pkg. of 60 GAY LIQUID DETERGENT, 12¢ off 20 oz. size Receive an Extra $2.00 Bonus Tape With BLUE BONNET MARGARINE, 3-1b. Unit ONTARIO COOKING ONIONS, No. 1 Grade, 3-1b. Bag Pkg. SLICED COOKED MEATS, Tablerite, 6 oz. pkg. BIRDSEYE FROZEN VEGETABLES, Last Week's Winner -- Jack Cooper; Port Perty | a - wl at BEARE MOTORS You COULD WIN A $10.00 IGA FOOD CERTIFICATE U HOPE'S IGA' FOOD MARKET THURS,, JAN. 80th, 1964--17 y ORS 51 fis Phe ak, A A I a a Mie Smal a 2 - wh