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Womans World By Caroline Ion The time for the seventh Inual community bazaar is ap proaching quickly and the or ganizations and four individuals who will participate in the pro ject are busy completing plans The bazaar will staged at the Newmarket town hall on Saturday Nov from to pm As the patrons of previous Community bazaars will remem ber the affair was originated by Mrs Ted Mitchell charter pre sident of the Newmarket Hand craft group The Handcraft group sponsored the first six Community bazaars and this year the sponsorship has been assum ed by the club Mrs- Arthur More general chairman reports that the are following the same out line as did the previous sponsors The club will retain percent of the proceeds from each booth to help defray the operational expenses Each booth will be decorated by its individual organization and will compete for a prize with Miss June Dennis radio com mentator at the Toronto station acting as the Judge The prize consists of a five percent rebate Miss Dennis will offi cially open the bazaar at Mrs Mitchell started the ooos mux- TIRED AIL THE TINE fin im ami faoWJ fry by noil fc m f ami sod mule Then better better better Get Kidney Lot for to Community bazaar she had two main reasons for the action First she was interested in providing an opportunity for local craft en thusiasts to display their work manship Second she realized that there are many smaller groups in the community who are unable to handle a bazaar on their own Combining their tal ents they could produce a worth while show The success of the past Com munity bazaars has proven that Mrs Mitchells ideas were sound ones Handcraft people in the district who weave do leather work silver or pewter work or any of a variety of other crafts have welcomed this opportunity to acquaint the public with their skills Perhaps they do not sell their woven place mats at the bazaar But because they were displayed the remembers them when some months later she is purchasing a wedding gift Each participating organization has its own booth with the ex ception of the four Home and School associations They are combining their efforts at the one home baking table Some booths such as that of Rudy Mrs George Mc- Dave Hood and Mrs Rosemary Earl will feature a specialty For Mr tt will be his silver and pewter costume jewelry and his wood carvings Mrs will have stuffed toy animals Wicker work is Mr Hoods strong point Mrs Earls forte is a special type of knitting The reliable standbys of most bazaars aprons fancy work dolls clothes and home baking will be available at the majority of other booths Many of the organizations are sponsoring draws The lucky tickets will be drawn for at Other groups participating in the Community bazaar are York Manor Newmarket and District association for Retarded Child ren Girl Guides Newmarket Womens Institute York County Hospital auxiliary Newmarket Handcraft group Ca tholic Womens League True Blue and Orange Lodge and Christian Baptist Ju nior Ladies aid i Era and Express Classifieds Bring Results Meats Its no to follow the crowd Heres the reason why more and more people are baying their meat from m THEY GET QUALITY AND VALUE ALWAYS and mother gets the satisfaction of seeing Clean Plates from every member of the family It keeps Father happy too to know Mom buying tthe best meat she can get I at the lowest price Oar aim is to please the whole family We think the results off this policy are appreciated WE SELL MORE MEAT THAN ANY OTHER INDEPENDENT BUTCHER BETWEEN METROPOLITAN TORONTO AND NORTH BAY GOLDEN VALLEY Bacon lb pkg SLICED ft 23c FRESH Port Hocks lb Ideal Boiled With Cabbage GOLDEN VALLEY Margarine fe EXTRA EXTRA Chickens ib 39c lb average To Roast or Boil Fresh A Grade FRESH KILLED TURKEYS lb 55c lb A Grade Home And School Groups Offer Variety Of Programs A variety of programs is be ing presented at the four Home and School association meetings on Tuesday Nov Each group will meet in its school at Refreshments will be served at the conclusion of the meeting Alexander Radio and visual the theme of the Alexander Home and School The CBC ed ucation department is sending a speaker Mr Ferguson to the meeting who will talk on the use of radio in the schools A couple of the school child ren will contribute items to the program The attendance plaque awarded to the class with the highest attendance of parents at the meeting will be displayed It was made by Noble Spicule King George King George Home and School has chosen citizenship for its theme with Councillor Alex as the guest speaker Mr will talk on local gov ernment A oneact comedy al so will be Charles Councillor Robert will moderate a panel of four teach ers and parents who will dis cuss child behaviour problems at the Prince Charles Home and School A short skit will illus trate the theme of the meeting parents will be to partici pate in the discussion at the con clusion of the panelists presen tations Stuart Scott Miss Evelyn is in charge of the program for the Stuart Scott Home and School on the topic Childrens Reading A film Learning to Read will be presented Mrs Howard Morton will led the discussion period which will follow Airs Horace Newmar ket librarian will give a talk on childrens books with particular reference to recent purchases made by the public library Campbells Book Store will pro vide a book display and Mrs Kenneth publications chairman will display literature available through the Home and SchooL Carol Graham winner of the York County oratorical contest for will give her speech Pupils from grades one two and three will illustrate their pro gress in reading The Common Round MYSTERY POETRY MUSIC by Isabel Inglis Colville Newmarket Social News Mr and Mrs A Mitchell left yesterday for Sarnia Leam ington and Detroit where they will spend a few weeks Mrs Prank Howard of spent the weekend with Mrs Jack Percy Mrs J Struthers accom panied by her daughter Jane spent the weekend with her par ents Mr and Mrs Gordon Kemp Islington Miss Constance Curtis Reg N of Montreal was a weekend guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Wheeland Miss Jeanine spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs George Barker of Sharon Mr Leonard of will visit his par ents Mr and Mrs Walter next week while at tending the annual Federation of Labor convention at the Royal York hotel Toronto Mrs Beatrice Brown is holi daying for two months in Ha waii and Mexico Mrs J H Gillespie of Au rora is a guest of Mr and Mrs William Vale this week Mr and Mrs Chad Johnston of Bolton were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs George Wilson Mrs Fred Proctor attended the annual Womens Institute convention at the Royal York hotel Toronto as a delegate of the Newmarket WI Mrs Charles Taylor of Oak Ridges is a guest this week of her cousin Mrs C Mrs Elton Armstrong at tended the annual area conven tion for the Womens Institute at the Royal York hotel Toronto Mr and Mrs Ray Latimer and daughter of Angus were Sunday guests of Mrs Frank Widdifield Mr and Mrs Robert Young- son Toronto visited Mr and Mrs Wm on Armistice Day Mr B Hunter is among the guests at Country Acres Midweek guests at Armagh the home of Mr and Mrs J M Kenny were Mr and Mrs P Lucas Lefroy Mr and Mrs Arthur Lane Prof and Mrs Brown and Mrs Mel Kenny Toronto Mr and Mrs J Kenny visited relatives in Barrie on Sunday Inherent in each of us is the desire to dress up and if we can by the addition of a mask add a touch of mystery we find a cer tain amount of satisfaction It is odd too how a small mask can effectively disguise a person How much more so when we face a medley of hideous grotesque or comic characters at a Hallow een party I had accepted an invitation to the school Hallow een party with pleasure but when I found that I with Mrs C Wood and Mrs Greenwood was to judge the costumes of the children my joy turned to woe for what is harder than to dis appoint a child and a great many children were bound to be dis appointed It was a real pleasure how ever to see all the children march past Fairies skeletons tramps witches a leopard cow boys mice rabbits and what have you One of our chief troubles was to get the right number of girls and boys for boys were dressed as girls and girls as boys and wed only draw one out of line to find we had made a mistake There was one real scarlet clad devil complete with horns and tail whom we were sure was a boy only to find a girl hidden within There was a game for the old folk to pin a tail on a black cat This took place in Mrs Youngs room In Miss room there was a bazaar and many pretty useful articles found a ready sale The receipts were to be divided between the Red Cross and the piano they hope to buy for their room Most boun teous and delicious refreshments brought the party to a close Day Service What a host of memories such a service stirs within we people who remember the first Armis tice Day The mixture of joy and sorrow joy that the war was over sorrow for those who for Our Tomorrow gave their To day the unseen army who walked beside our returning men It all came back as I watched the flag ceremony and listened to the hymns which are a part of our heritage of heroism Is there anyone who can sing or listen to Oh Valiant Hearts whose very soul isnt wrung with a strange mixture of grief and The Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Nov Page News of the I News for this column must be in the office Monday night Copy must be written as briefly as possible and confined to news and reports Other than routine reports and announcements will be printed separately The Mount Albert branch met at the home of Mrs Donald Sti ver on Thursday Nov There were members and visitors present Roll call was answered by How I can preserve peace In the world Donations were voted to the Cubs and Scouts for first aid equipment the Santa Parade the CGIT for serving at weddings and ban quets and the Sharon Junior Farmers to help with banquet expenses Mrs Kenneth Rose read a paper on Current Events Peggy McLean played several selections on the piano Mrs Bruce Rolling and Mrs Foster Hopkins who had represented Mount Albert at the convention held in the Royal York hotel Nov 2 3 and gave full reports The November meeting of the branch will be held in Keswick Memorial Hall on Mon day Nov at pm The la dies of the WI will be guests The November meeting of the branch will be held at the home of Mrs George on Wednesday Nov at pm Mrs Noble will give the motto Stop a minute and say hello Roll call How to prepare for winter There will be the annual convention re ports and Mrs Jack Gamble will present the Gazette Hostesses Mrs Harry Smith and Mrs Thayer Hepburn pride Mr Aikens message from the poems which came out of the wars was very beautiful Men who were living or had lived through the hell which is war spoke from souls and hearts fired by the flames of war Too often we forget that to us was thrown from failing hands the torch We too often forget in the chaos of modern life that there are those among us who on the field of battle caught and carried that torch and still here among us despite the scars that must always remain from their experience still carry it I must speak of the offertory played by Mrs Cane the Mill by Schubert It was very beautiful and fitted in with the spirit of the day as did the fine solo by Ken Morton and the an them with Gladys Arnold as solo ist A School Remembrance Service Again I want to speak of school where I went to take part in a little service on Friday afternoon Rev Mr Wood of Wesley United church conducted it and it was so fit ting that the children should learn that the freedom they en joy was bought with a price A cross had been drawn by a few of the senior pupils on the blackboard It gave such an ef fect that one felt it was sepa rate from the board and cling ing to it were the poppies of re membrance We sang of the Lands and two children Louise Walker and Verna Sheri dan gave two appropriate poems Mr Wood beside his regular les son to the children told them something of what it means to live in a land like Canada com pared to what it might have been had there been no valiant hearts to go out and give their lives for all we now enjoy They prov ed their knightly valor and we do well to remember them Next week Collegiate Band PAPER SALVAGE The Aurora Legion branch will hold a paper salvage collec tion on Saturday Nov Resi dents are requested to put out paper bundles in front of their houses by pm At last An elastic bra thats light as air a bra thats heavenly to wear new A How dreamy To find aft elastic bra that fits With such comfortable control Youre- foul It when you discover Maldenform new for its touch is gentle its influence is firm Its light s air Soft as a cloud So gracefully yielding to every move and gesture And its raisedandrounded embroidered broadcloth cups shape the most feminine ever a look of eternal youth I Washes and wears like a dream too WW elastic and embroidered broadcloth Your Headquarters for the Dream Contest Official Entry Blanks OPPOSITE POST OFFICE NEWMARKET plied Life membership was presented to Mrs Harris by Mrs Murray Munro on behalf of the Institute Mrs Brown gave a report of the WI convention held in the Royal York The program His torical Research was opened with community singing Mrs Waldon gave a reading Mrs Leancy current events and a pa per on the St Lawrence River valley was given by Mrs The Christmas meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Herb Hostesses will be Mrs Mrs Don Mrs T Comer The roll call will be an exchange of gifts The program will be in charge of Mrs Leancy Mrs Bullock Union Street branch met at the home of Mrs Burgess on Tuesday Nov A donation of 5 was given to the Ontario Men tal Health association It was decided to make infant garments for the Childrens Aid Sixty- three dollars was made on sale of tickets on a quilt motor robe blanket Winners were Mrs Harvey Sutton West Mrs Keeling Toronto Mrs Longford Sharon Mrs Douglas Beckett read a paper on Public Relationship Community Activities Mrs E Callendar read current events A reading What is wrong with our was given by Mrs W Micks The December meeting will be held at the home of A Se- There will be exchange of gifts among members Women Liberals Man York Association Marks Tenth Anniversary Women Liberals from all sec tions of the county hove been in vited to Newmarket on Wednes day Nov 23 to discuss the for mation of an association of York North The meeting called for pm will be held in the Veterans club room town hall The meeting Is under the spon sorship of the Newmarket Wo mens Liberal association A panel discussion h03 been ar ranged and all women interested in the organization of a county- wide association are urged to at tend Best Things in Life are Free Enjoy Luxury Living at Low Cost WITH A wv wwfT fm i Electric Home Freezer ss mm xft ii mm mm 5ff Elm Grove branch met at the home of Mrs Murray on Wednesday afternoon The pres ident Mrs Brown conducted the meeting The members volun teered to knit garments for the Childrens Aid with wool EVANGELINE PLANS AUTUMN TEA The annual autumn tea and bazaar of the Evangeline auxil iary Trinity United church Newmarket will be held in the church hall on Friday Nov Mrs Noble Is the general convener Tea will be served from 3 to pm There will be a su pervised nursery for children A iC -V- LADIES AID The Junior Ladles Aid of the Christian Baptist church met at the home of Mrs Ivan Wink- worth on Tuesday Nov The devotional were fai the charge of Lee and Winters Lunch was serv ed by the hostesses Mrs Young Mrs Bill Robinson Mrs Ralph Adams and Mrs Per- BUY BULK SAVE A Serve food lets you purchase latter quanti ties at moneysaving prices Order fresh fruits and vegetables by the box crate bushel and get your meat In whole quarters through the Town A Conn- try Food Plan focus frequently offer excep tional bargain opportunities USE YOUR GARDEN YEAR ROUND Imagine picking fruits and vegetables out of your garden and storing them In your Serve always ready to serve fresh and tasty as the day they warn picked And remember takes leas tins effort than old fashioned canning methods J LOOK AHEAD COOK AHEAD Anything from a cookie to a cake to a complete meal can be baked or cooked ahead of time any tbx in the mood Yostre never the unprepared j hostess when unexpected guesti drop in the day thing tastes as fresh and good as pared It FOOD MONTHLY BULLETINS offer our balk feed Item bo 111 hrtaAU imp MfteTW tea has SISIS5II afford J r I Phone fa i i A complete food plan service LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE A -P-r- A r if SINCE 1950 r 7 dk woT j