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Newmarket News J By Caroline Ion a iV A tale fa every home might be very Mocficial to persona health for weight excellent guide to future wellbeing be watched carefully- There is no shortcut to weight control With each person it is an individual problem and subject to personal living and eating are likely the to health If over- weight or under- weight see your Doctor He is the one qualified to determine the necessity and prescribe for such treatment Only with his guidance should you engage in any weight control project i 5r The fact that racial and reli gious prejudice should in any form exist In a great democracy is an incredible mockery of the very word democracy writes Cornelia Otis Skinner in the in- terest of Brotherhood Week Feb to It should be consider ed in the light of a personal grace to every citizen of that de mocracy With its motto Unity without uniformity brotherhood for peace and freedom live it Support it Brotherhood Week stresses an ideal whose emphasis should carry throughout the en tire year- If we cannot establish a deep conviction of brotherhood within our own lives it is difficult to see how we can honestly advo cate the concept of tolerance and brotherhood on a world scale The principle that all men are brothers must be practiced in our daily lives days a year for it to acquire a deep reality Through ages this ideal of equality has been recognized by the principal religions but the history of mankind points up the fact that too often lip service has been paid to this recogni tion Cornelia Otis Skinner termed prejudice crime It is a crime against the democratic ideal a crime against the teach of Christianity Judaism and the other great religions a crime against human decency and a crime against just plain common sense she said Each of us is responsible con tinued Miss Skinner directly or indirectly if not for its incep tion at least for the continuance of its presence in our world to day We are responsible because of our apathy in sidestepping the issue because of our out moded attitude because of our kidding ourselves with the pre posterous fable that it is a spe cial problem to be solved by the special persons affected The problem is our problem As long as prejudice exists in our land we are the persons affected In Canada there are some areas where antiSemitism fiiats where feeling against Negroes is bitter or where New Canadians arc afforded an un friendly reception Neighbor hood doesnt always bring about or propinquity tolerance the Honorable- B Pearson Secretary of State for External Affairs once comment ed It has been pointed out by government spokesmen that New Canadians receive an economic welcome in our country With out difficulty they find their place in the nations employment field in the mines farms and in dustries But there is a deeper a more fundamental welcome that should be given a welcome to share in the cultural life of our country These newcomers to Canada Items for Social and Per sonal column must reach the Km and Express office by am each Wednesday Send thin by mail or plume or 1 Miss Marlon Oldham Mount Albert spent the weekend with her uncle and Mr Mrs J Moore on the of her birthday Mrs A J Cody and Mrs Fred appointed delegates of the Newmarket branch to attend the annual Cross convention at Ottawa on Match and Mr Mrs Ted Morris of Toronto were weekend guests their parents Mr ami Mrs A Morris Mr Harold of all- ford called on his undo and mint Mr and Mm Bert this week Mr Mrs Charles Mr ami Mrs Earl Jim and Carol are holidaying for a few weeks in Hollywood Florida Mr and Mrs Howard bring their own gifts of national of Sharon were Sun- life their skills and culture An day guests of Mrs Frank intelligent reception and field of their gifts will enrich Miss Irwin of Tor- the lives of all concerned J onto was a weekend guest of SALE OF The solving of the problem of racial and religious prejudice must be done by us all each and every man woman and child It must be solved by our actions by our words and by our think ing And if we and bur child ren are to survive as living crea tures worthy of the name of hu man beings it must be solved not in a theoretical future not to morrow but now I shall pass through this world but once Any good therefore that I con do Or any kindness that I can show To any human being Let me do it now Let me Not defer it or neglect it for I shall not pass this way again A Quaker Prayer WELLBABY CLINIC Immunization program be continued at the wellbaby clinic on Friday Feb from to The clinic spon sored by the Newmarket will bo held In the York County Health Unit offices Newmarket feSlJi REPOSSESSIONS 1950 FORD MONARCH Combination deep freeze and refrigerator Can arrange financing WI heard Mrs give an interesting explanation of the monthly motto If you brood over your troubles you are sure of a good hatch Miss Boys read an article The branch dealt with plans for a bake sale on Saturday afternoon March Mrs will convene the home baking booth Mrs Glass and Mrs Pearson Smclt- the aprons and Mrs Mur- the afternoon tea The club girls will display their pro jects and sell candy Mr and Mrs Wesley Boyd James visited her brother and sisterinlaw Mr Mrs John Grant of Shar on last week Mr Mrs Bud unci Joe spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Cecil Wood and Mr and Mm Pert Mr Walter Graves of Hol land Landing visited his sister Mrs Frank Widdifield this week Mrs Walter and children flow home from Eng land lust week Mr Wrightman had returned by boat earlier af ter the family had spent the past two months visiting Mrs Wright- mans parents in Little Hampton Sussex Mr Mrs Frank Daniels and family visited in Toronto week the guests of Mr and Mrs Jacob Mr Warren Graves of Vivian and Mr Perry Graves of Willow Beach visited their sister Mr3 Frank last week and Mrs Jack and Donald Burlington were Sunday guests of Mr and Robert Mis A B Millard Ave visited friends in St Marys and London last week i v i i Reg mm BOYS NAVY AGE Reg o Hi s AURORA BELOW POST i r w FEBRUARY by Isabel Colville E The shortest month we say Yet as it passes on its way It shows us pictures gives us tastes Of life amid wild Arctic wastes Frosted winds Jay scherzos gay On wires stretched tight along the way While trees sway and spread their branches Like ballerinas in some strange ethereal dances At night like wanderers In a snowfoam sea Each house with eyes gold bright Winks impishly at neighbors eyes alight The stars that in summer beam In winter twinkle with an impish gleam Seeming in branches caught Like diamonds in a veil a queen had bought The moon in shining splendor throws A golden pathway down across the snows And the sun with lavish hand Sprinkles brilliants the land RED CROSS SEWING An emergency sewing day for the Newmarket branch of the Canadian Red Cross will be held in Trinity United church hall on Tuesday Feb More workers are needed Sewing will begin at ll am and will continue to 5 pm Lunch will be served 1 TODAYS SCOUTGUIDE AUX PLAN BANQUETS Plans were completed for the annual fatherson mother- daughter banquets for the scouts guides brownies and cubs of Newmarket when the Scout- Guide Mothers auxiliary met at the home of Mrs Ray president on Monday Feb The auxiliary will cater for both suppers The banquet for the scouts cubs and their fathers will be held in the Scout hall on Wed nesday Feb at pm The following night March the banquet will be for the guides brownies and their mothers But suddenly as in a race A scowling cloud blots on the suns bright face And winds instead of whispering Growl and swear and fling Defiance and hate at happy earth and sky And terror to the hearts that ride or fly For February to compensate for briefness Retaliates by conjuring up a fine mess If February could but realize Her briefness is her jewel in our eyes For every day she loses serves to bring A shivering world that day nearer spring So February we salute thee Unstable changing though you And though we hail your disap pearing Next year will hail your appear ing m To Hear India Workers On Friends Service Committee At Meeting On Sunday afternoon at pm in the Friends Meeting House St there will be a spe cial meeting addressed by Doc tors Edwin and Vivien Abbott of Schombcrg who recently re turned from India The Abbotts have spent sev eral years in doing medi cal work under the Friends Ser vice Committee Other interesting items will be on the program ARE EASIER when we look after your items ITEMIZED LAUNDRY SERVICE BE SAFE AND SAY THE TORONTO WAY NEWMARKET DAIRY 131 Prospect St Newmarket Phone We will pick up and deliver anywhere In Toronto Metro am Telephone anytime day or night SAW SAY WAV J AND DRY AVI ll COUPLE CELEBRATES SILVER WEDDING Mr and Mrs It A Morris Newmarket celebrated their wedding anniversary on Saturday Feb 18 A surprise was held for them their home neighbors friends Mr Mrs Morris received many gifts cards and flowers on the occasion Present for the an niversary party were their son and his wife Mr and Mrs Ted Morris of Toronto WOMENS AUX REPORTS FINANCES Expenditures in were cur tailed by the York County Hos pital Womens auxiliary In pre for the extra responsi bilities which the group will as sume upon completion of Iho hospital wing Of the raised in the year 160403 re mains to the auxiliarys credit The financial report is as follows Receipts Donation Memorial book Projects Membership fees Soft Drink machine Citfarette machine Bank balance Jan 105 Total Expenditures Hospital trays Provincial fee Flowers Hospital tables Hospital chair Draperies Memorial book Tickets advertising etc Total balance Dec 1955 Total 18003 222891 26325 2500 10920 Heres Just one example of the BIG SAV INGS you can now make on genuine refrigerators ranges automatic washers dryers and other appliances SPECIAL WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE 35