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3 rf BOM 9 JOBS I MINTS KILLS PLUS CONTAINS LINDANE us a TOW urn nam tmmnciMa to of News Of The New a for column must be in the office Monday night Copy must be written as briefly as possible and confined to new and reports Other than routine reports and announcements will be printed separately MAsnm FLO CAJMOLA i our MOSQUTTOtS MOWN AMY NONE LORNE ARBUCKLE Spray Service Phone USE EM AND EXPRESS CLASSIFIEDS TO TURN AUTOES YOU NO LONGER NEED INTO CASH The branch will meet on Wednesday Aug at Mrs J Smiths cottage on Lake Motto am but one I cannot do everything but can do something Roll call My favorite home rem edy Program health in charge of Mrs Hostesses all mem bers provide Those wishing transportation please phone Airs or Mrs Chapman Cars will be leaving at 1 pm from the vil lage Union Street branch met at the home of Mrs Titus Pere grine on Thursday evening There were 20 members present and several visitors Mrs Perry opened the meeting with the In stitute ode and the Mary Stew art collect The roll call My favorite hobby was well an swered Mrs Burgess gave a suit able reply to the motto Get your fun out of your work or you will never know what fun is I m The program was put on by the Girls Club with Miss Betty Beckett as convener Marie Burgess sang a solo Hes the flower of my heart Miss Lorn a Miller gave a recitation Rustic Courtship Miss Betty Rose a piano solo Hawaiian Love Song Miss Beckett gave two humorous readings Snoring Husband and Cold Feet Miss Jean Rose read Confession of a Head and There is a time for anger Miss Patsy Leach sang two solos we go to the fair and Zyder Zee Miss Donna a recitation How could you duet by Misses Betty Beckett and Miller My Blue Heaven A guessing contest was con ducted by Miss Beckett Win ners were Mrs Perry Miss Patsy Leach and Mrs Moulds Several games of bingo were Slaved Winners were Mrs Ticks Marie Burgess Mrs Hall and Mrs Beckett Miss Betty Rose showed Canadian scenes from the viewmaster We appreciated the efforts and talents of these girls and thank them for ah excellent program which was much enjoyed The meeting closed with the Anthem followed by a dainty lunch served by the south group INTRODUCING Fordson TRACTOR AT THE NEWMARKET TRADE FAIR THIS WEEK Tom Birrell Sons Ltd Sharon branch held their Aug ust meeting at Mrs Wards home with present Roll call A famous woman I have always admired was well answered Moved by Mrs second ed by Mrs that secretary write for entry form as three members of our are try ing the Five ways to improve the competition Mrs Osier and Mrs showed a sample of curtain material for platform of Sharon Hall Mrs Osborne Mrs Evans Mrs Mrs If Boyd are the committee appointed for planning the program at Mount Albert Sept Several violin and piano duets were given by and Mrs Proctor teacher of Sharon school gave a short talk on Home and School Mrs Osier replied and we are hoping to organize a Home and School in the fall Instead of current events that Mrs Osborne was to have given she gave events as far back as This was very interesting and informative After refresh- meeting closed with God Save Our Queen The Common By Isabel Ingti Colvtil WOMEN SPEAK In the not too distant past the voice even the combined voice of women was negligible quality There exceptions of course when highly placed individual women or bad spoke with authority and were listened to The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Aug Page 5 But in the main before the vote and the forming of womens organizations their voice had only influence on those with whom they had close contact and that only if they were wo men with force of character Now women vote and even if they sometimes kill their bus bands vote us Archie and I have found when we consulted after voting still they have expressed their idea of who they think will be the right man in the right place It is a wonder to me that the long years that women perforce kept their ideas within small compass did riot atrophy that part of the brain that busies it self with affairs outside home and community Instead of that when the im prisoning bars of custom were removed womens Ideas and ideals came forth with a fresh ness and vigor that was astound ing Long silent tongues were loos er and made eloquent by the de sire to belter the lot of women to raise their status in home community and world and now no woman need be ignorant of that world or voiceless in pro test against wrongs and cruelties said no women should have said no women this side of the iron curtain for it is a sad truth that their voices inside are again hushed Something of all this came to me when sat listening a guest of the Sharon Womens Institute on Wednesday of last week The Institute motto For Home and Country seemed to be illus trated In their discussions for Mrs Bill Proctor of Newmarket and Mrs of Sharon spoke of the organization in Sharon of a Home arid School association the bringing together for their mutual benefit of parents and teachers then they discussed at the request of their president Mrs Ramsay the advisability of entering the contest on five different ways of bettering the exhibition This exhibition being what it Is their ideas if prize winners would be talked about all over Canada and even if a prize was not won the very thinking the sifting of ideas would be a benefit Mrs Stanley Osborne read a chapter from a very in- Wresting book of the coming of the Quakers to Street and eventually to Sharon and of David breaking from Ihcrh to found The Children of Peace and to build Sharon Temple It seems so right to know the factors that have gone into the building of our communities Their influence is still with us and acts upon even if indirectly the life of the community in which they once flourished One of the reasons for my be ing at this meeting was because I had been asked to sing or play Owing to my long illness I was children but It is only right that their townsfolk should know just what they have in their midst Just now their teachers are restricting their playing but will not be long before not only Newmarket but the wider world outside it will recognize the genius that is theirs Myles played two solos one with his aunt Hilda and one alone In their duet Hilda stood behind the small performer and yet their bows moved as one and if anyone thinks this is easy for a beginner he had better think again Both children have perfect pitch which is boon to a musician and to the audi ence i- played a suite for piano and beautifully It showed her mastery of technique and interp retation which is always a source of wonderment After the program we enjoyed a cup of tea with its accompani ment of tempting delicacies and then Mr Elgin Evans came for us and we went from the home of our hostess Mrs Haines to see Mrs Evans rose garden What exquisite color and per fume has the rose One stands before its beauty awed and feels thai God must have said especi ally of it that it was good And so the afternoon over home TRADE FAIR SPECIAL Twenty to percent off sum mer wear at Morrisons Clothing Store A McNeil Sales Ltd Phone 61 DODGE DESOTO Main St Newmarket Pine Orchard branch will hold their grandmothers meeting at the home of Mrs Ross on Wednesday afternoon Aug at oclock Roll call name of minister performing marriage ceremony and place Woman not able to do either and like the true friends they are Hilda and ney consented to do a thousand times better what I could not do at this time I have said at different times a great deal about these two am- In order to satisfy the increase in demand for mechanical repairs we have employed two additional Class A mechanics to our staff We appreciate the IMPORTANCE OF SERVICE No job is too large or too small Prices Reasonable Special attention to body and fender repairs and painting Drive in anytime SPECIAL USED CARS Studebaker hard top new car guarantee Dodge FourDoor Special Deluxe 30day guarantee TRADE AND TERMS Pen Inmates Write Tribute To I ley Century FORD AND MONARCH DEALER PHONE August Clearance Sale at Lake Simcoe Home Furnishings Springfilled mattresses Reg Sale Price Chrome chairs and ail yellow and grey and red trim Reg Sale Price lamps fright style vase style swirl shades colors Chartreuse wine cocoa Reg a pair Sale Price 20 a pair Washing machines 25 and cycle reduced from 159 to 99 Also hotplates plugto rangettes Gifts and novelties Am Many more items too numerous to mention ON SALE FOR AUGUST ONLY SHOP NOW AND SAVE Mrs Eliza Jane cele brates tier birthday to morrow The resi dent known to her many friends as Aunt Jane will be receiv ing a host of congratulations from the district in which she is well known Born in County Ire land she was the daughter of Hugh and Catherine Campbell She came to Canada with her parents at the ago of settled at Holt which not much more than a trail through the hush She worked in Toronto at the tailoring business In 1079 she married Ralston of Mon treal They lived in Hamilton for years and from there went to Montreal where her husband died in She went back to Ireland for a visit in In 11104 she went to the United Church Indian school at Alta and from there to Indian school at Deer She was these two schools for a number of years She went to Alberta College as house mother for a few years and from there to Hos pital just out of Edmonton matron She came back to Ontario in to retire because her hearing was failing She lived for a number of years with a John Hopkins of and Keswick This last while she has made her home with Mr and Mrs Jack of Two years ago she fell and broke her hip was in York County hospital for some time- She has recovered and gets around remarkably well She can read sew without the old of glasses She has a wonderful memory and Is a great visitor She takes a great Interest in present day events She will be receiving Aug from to and from to pm RED CROSS GIVES OLD FOLKS PICNIC On Tuesday afternoon Aug the Newmarket Red Cross held a successful picnic at Beach park Mussel mans for Inmates of York County Industrial The Red Cross are grateful to Mr Larry Needier of the New- market Co for providing one bus free and to Mr of Cedar Beach park for providing tea Ice and candy Many took part in the games and everyone enjoyed the boun tiful supper All felt It was an afternoon well spent The following tribute to Mr Joseph former headmaster of Pickering Col lege and more recently dep uty commissioner of appeared as an open letter In the mag by the men In Kingston Penitentiary Mr McCulley left his federal post recently to become war den of Hart House at the University of The Editor H is with sincere regrets the news of your having finished your bit is received here at KI In most cases it is our wish that a leave the penitentiary atmosphere and en vironment as soon as possible However in your case it has been our wish that you would stay on the job for many many year The University of To ronto will find that the loss sustained by penitentiary in mates is the students great gain Officials of the Penitenti aries Branch have come and gone in past years without re gret or notice on our part It may be that you have been a different sort of person than was the case with your predecessors Or it may be that through your efforts and understanding we the inmates have developed a new and different conception of Penitentiary Branch officers You have no doubt helped to instil In us a more social point of view Just as the of conver sation at today is your res ignation so in was your appointment as deputy commis sioner Most of us who at that time discussed the matter and speculated as to the sort of guy you are were pessimistic It was the general concensus here that your appointment was merely another political plum Even the more optimistic among us felt that you were an idealist whoso ideals would soon shat ter with the impact against the a I is surrounding Canadian penitentiaries We did find that you were an idealist as well as an optimist However we soon discovered that you were also a realist with the ability to apply your ideals to the problems at hand In face of the cynicism with which many of us have met your new Ideas your attitude was one of understanding Our regret to day that you ore leaving the job is in itself the best proof thai you have succeeded to ft large degree in changing our at titude changes have taken place In penitentiary lite In the past years The very approach to the inmate and his problems has undergone basic reorienta tion Wo know that under leadership of the commissioner you have played a decisive rolo In bringing Into being new deal In Canadian penology Wo feel that it Is indeed compliment to your achieve ment that to most of you were not formally the deputy com missioner to mast of us you were Joe You will he remembered by those of us who knew you as our friend You sat in the bleachers with us at ball games you not only al lowed but encouraged us to ex press our opinions make sugges tions and lodge complaints di rectly to you and without beat- 1 around the bush An Inspiration You own enthusiasm for your work served to inspire many of us to new hopes and goals As the years go by we hope that statistics showing a steady decline of recidivism in Canada will be the best tribute to your contribution to the cause of Canadian penology We would be less than frank if we should fail to admit that your departure leaves us some what worried We do know that the new penal program is not the child or concern of but one man Yet we also know that a new thing if it is to succeed must have someone prepared to push it to fight for it and to overcome the obstacles which standpatters place in the way of progress In expressing to you our cerest wishes for your great success as warden of Hart House we also express our fer vent hope that you will not for get that some penitentiary inmates will continue to look to you as a friend and champion Good luck Mr See How You Can Bring New Beauty To Your Home 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