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BLADE BOASTS IDEAL FOR POT ROASTS SHODIDEB BOASTS A MB SPECIAL coDnnssj DESCRIBES TOUR OF EUROPE TRINITY WA 1 SOLE OCEAN i I all men a v oovoet tfiAk Mrs Bert Colcs was the guest speaker at the November 5 meeting of the Womans association Trinity United church Newmarket Mrs- Coles the former Price daughter of Mr and Mrs Harper Price spent the summer touring the continent and the British Isles The devotional period was conducted by the president Mrs- M B A nomin ating committee consisting of Mrs J- Morris Mrs A Arn old and Mrs A Mitchell was appointed to bring in a slate of officers for the coming year The slate will be pre sented at the December meet ing In her talk Mrs Coles gave an interesting account of her travels in France and Italy The beauties of the country- side the simple pleasures of the people the leisurely pace of living and the contentment of the French were the strong est impressions she retained of her visit to that country The conducted tour of which Mrs Coles was a mem ber took them to the south of ITS v-y- World By Carouni Ion Once again November has come and briefly we have stopped in our daily round to think of our nations dead who gave their lives in the First and Second World Wars and the Korean conflict Quietly for two minutes we stood with bowed heads joining the other members of the Commonwealth in a tribute to them In factories and business Newmarket Social France where they visited Nice next men thought of iheir buddies who had not re turned- They relived the horrors and nightmarish tensions or hours in trenches on ad vance patrol duty or the Dog watch in They re membered the night missions over Bremen or Frankfurt For some the long dreadful days of prison camp following Hong Kong sweep over them in a suf focating wave of memory For one generation the door of remembrance swings on such names as ions and For another it is Dunkirk and Singa pore What will it be for We have rejected the term Armistice Day tor ihis date be cause it did not as hud been so fervently mark the find of hostilities Thirtylive and the Riviera before going on to Italy She watched the women gathering orange blos soms on sheets below the trees were destined for the perfume industry Near Florence Mrs Coles visited a cemetery beautifully tended where the white cross es marked the resting place of thousands of Canadian boys While in Rome the party fortunate in being able to wit- the Pope conducting a service He gave his message which was on the theme of humility In four languages As the Pope was carried into the church of St Peter on the shoulders of his guard the crowd surged forward striving to receive his blessing While on a visit to one of the churches a young girl spoke to Mrs Coles in perfect English and offered to explain anything she wished to know She had been born in Caro lina but had returned to Italy prior to the war Because of her aged parents she was un able to return to the United States She asked for the prayers of Canadians that Italy would not fall into Communist hands In Italy the extreme pov erty of the peasants and their tireless efforts to wrest a liv ing from the soil made a deep impression on the speaker York County Hospital Meeds Your Donation after signing of that armis tice on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month we are again awaiting the completion of yet another armistice agreement Our fathers thought they had made the world safe for democ racy with the quieting of the guns in France in 1018 Fate must have smiled ironically when these same men just two decades later stood by their sons went to war So mingled with our feelings of humility as we paused in tribute to our war dead were the ones of frustration The futility of raising another generation for the battle fields is felt by every parent Is there never to be an end to this wastage of human life But as we paused in our work day our thoughts not only went back to those who found a resting place in foreign lands but to the who return ed maimed in body and mind Their world has boon confined by the walls of a hospital Monu ments to mans infinite confus ion such buildings as Sunny- brook hospital have been their life for years In them they have seen their youth pass and the years drag by slowly so very slowly November 11 should then not only be a time of remembrance but one of dedication We should remember our valiant dead We should think of those in military hospitals and transform our thoughts into the positive actions of gifts for them at Christmas and other occasions visits to the veterans wards provision of entertainment through the hold ing of concerts or send ing of magazine subscriptions Many veterans are able to leave the hospitals for a Sunday afternoon drive if volunteers are available with their cars These are only a few suggestions There are many ways in which we can show we care that it isnt a lip service we pay them once a year And what of the years to come have done their duty The challenge is there and we are the ones who must prove whether their sacrifice was in vain The way is open It lies in the United Nations the organ ization working for international understanding and tolerance Did the stormy weather on Saturday keep you at home so that you didnt buy your Poppy Your donations may still be sent to the local branch of the Cana dian Legion Proceeds from the sale of popples is used to assist needy veterans and their famil ies in the district MEETING The TJ November meeting was held at the home of Mrs A Winn with the presi dent Mrs Beckett in the chair Ten dollars is being sent to the Unitarian Service Committee for the barley fund Mrs Smith Mrs Perry Mr and Mrs Smith and Donald Toronto visited Mr and Mrs over the week end Mr and Mrs Bruce and son Philip Port Credit vis ited Mr Boadwins parents Mr and Mrs Boadwin on Sunday Mrs Robert Patterson spent the weekend in Niagara Falls the guest of Mr and Mrs James Mrs A to Toronto yesterday where she plans to make her home Mr and Mrs Walter Camp bell Ottawa were weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Lewis St Mr and Mrs A Brown have moved to Newmarket from Agincourt and are making their home at Church St Mr Brown is the manager of Pol locks Shoe store Reeve Arthur Evans is a patient at York County hospi tal Mrs Kenneth Miller by her children Susan and David returned on Saturday from Leamington where she had spent the past three weeks with her mother Mrs Linnie Knight Mr and Mrs Ronald Beckett and daughter Genevra Marmora returned home on Tuesday after spending a few days with their parents Mr and Mrs Richard Beckett Mrs J Struthers and daughter Jane spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Gordon Kemp Islington Heights At a candlelight ceremony in All Saints Anglican church Winnipeg Margaret Elizabeth Kitching and Robert Fuller were married by Rev M John After a re ception the couple left on a motor trip to eastern Canada to where they will reside Mr and Mrs Lome attended the annual York County Wardens banquet at the King Edward hotel on Fri day evening Mr and Mrs Robert arid sons Scott and Brent Windsor spent the weekend with Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Walter Creed Mr and Mrs Norman Bruce Toronto were Sunday guests of Mrs Calvin Davis Mr and Mrs Charles Herbert Mr and Mrs J Little and and Mrs Richard Senecal Mr J A Boyd has returned home from the CBMX at Chicago Illinois Rev and Mrs J W Slatt Belleville were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs D Ev ans recently Mr and Mrs Fred Blizzard have spent two week visit Mr and Mrs Scott mint Island jq OIL HOME WITH VI Low Down Payment EASY TOO mm Hows took charge the devotional services The attended lha FURNITURE ELECTRIC MAIN ST PHONE Era and Express classifieds fa bring results You Can Treat VAGINITIS in Cattle After extensive experimenta tion Nixon Laboratories have developed an effective treat ment for Vaginitis in Cattle This new Nixon product is easy to use and quite inexpen sive If you arc having breed ing troubles due to Vaginitis drop in and let us explain this new proven treatment that is so dimple to use Available now at FERRYS PHARMACY King City OntFhom TO OFFICER Mrs Ruth Locke will be the guest speaker at a meeting of the Junior Evening Auxiliary Trinity United church Newmarket at the home of Mrs Frank Robinson 10 Niagara St on Tuesday Nov Mrs Harry and Mrs A Hicks will be in charge of the program Mrs Locke will tell of her work in Bermuda The speak er who was an officer in the Salvation Army at Newmarket served in Bermuda before com- here Members arc reminded to bring their donations of used clothing for the bale following took part In the pro gram Mrs Keay Mrs Creed Mrs Hooker and Mrs E Ewart Mrs A B Moffat SALE AND TEA The ladies of the Salvation Army Home League are plan ning their annual sale and tea featuring home baking and sewing This year the sale will he held in the basement of the town hall on Saturday after noon Nov 28 the hours of and pm In the evening the Home League Is sponsoring the musi cal program by the East Toron to band and a silver collection will be taken A BAND TO BE HERE Captain com manding officer of the Salva tion Army in Newmarket re ports that plans are now well under way for a visit of the East Toronto Citadel Salvation Army band to Newmarket on the weekend of Nov 2829 Included in the schedule of meetings will be a musical pro gram on Saturday night at oclock and attendance at nil the meetings on Sunday Be sides several street meetings the band expects to play for the patients at the local hospital and the residents at York County Home Following the regular Sunday Salvation meet ing the band will appear in the town hall to support Youth Rally EASTERN STAR MEETING The first regular meeting of the Newmarket chapter Order of the Eastern Star was held the fire hall auditorium on Thursday Nov with about GO present Five petitioners were received ROSE We have various designs front lending Including the wellknown cedar chest j j i attended the Ward- 1 ens banquet of York County which was held at the King Ed ward hotel Toronto on evening Mr and Mrs Ken Beckett Toronto were Sunday guests of their parents Mr and Mrs Beckett Mr and Mrs William Wal ker King were visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs William Cooper on Monday Mrs Wheeland at tended the recent marriage of their son Robert to Margaret daughter of Mr and Mrs C Kitching Winnipeg Among those attending the York County Wardens annual banquet at the King Edward hotel Toronto on Friday even ing were Mr and Mrs Joseph Vale Mr and Mrs Robert Me lt AND The Newmarket Business and Professional Womens club will observe national night at a din ner meeting in the King George hotel on Monday Nov pm Guest speaker will be Miss Trout provincial treasurer The program wilt Include folk by a group of children from the Stuart Scott school Five other and P W clubs have been invited to join with the Newmarket club in this meeting Representatives will be present from the Brampton Mnrkham and Richmond 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