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Newmarket Era and Express, 28 Mar 1957, p. 8

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ft The Newmarket Era and Express The Common Isabel Colville Round IN SPRINGTIME rummage more youll find waifs and feel- a kind of a sort of a When springtime comes around strays But in spite of the wearing and tearing nervcs and temper and back youre stealing I Youll find there is something ever you resting are found spiring You feel you ought to be scrub- That more placid seasons lack And when the upheaval is over The winter grime away Youve a sort of nostalgic air Or giving the silver a rubbing Though peace like a making the cushions gay The books may sadly need dust- On rooms that are sweet and fair Yet in spite of some compensa- But taking them from each shelf tions You know that vou cannot be 111 say with conviction profound Ontario at the Adams House Tor- trusting That discomfort outweighs all onto on Friday Dame Flora One person and that is yourself emotions of chief of To find there some book you once When time comes j the Clan MacLeod was the guest treasured round speaker Dame Macleod came And feel you must read it oner I from Scotland for the special clan NEWMARKET Social News Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs M Young includ ed Mr and Mrs A Mr J J and Mr and Mrs William Brethauer and son Brian all of Gait and Clarence Allan and Mr and Mrs Arthur Foster have returned from Florida where they spent the past three weeks Five leaders of St Pauls cub pack and scout company attended a leadership training course in Aurora on Saturday The other two leaders attended a similar course in January How I Became A Canadian How I Became a Canadian was the topic of a talk given re cently by Mrs Rose to the Business and Professional Womens club Newmarket when the club celebrated its annual In ternational Night Mrs Kudel came to Canada from Hungary after the Second World War It wasnt easy Mrs Kudelka are not the same person Then a word about the accent It is so difficult almost impossible to get rid of it because of the dif ferent way we pronounce our vowels and consonants This is a special difficulty for the Hun garian speaking people whose language is different from all the other European languages Mrs Jannett E Tor onto attended the meeting of Clan MacLeod Society of Central I WELLBABY CLINIC more gathering But youll find that time amply The immunization program of measured I the York County Health Unit will A leadership training course When you add up your daily be continued at a WellBaby cHn- for workers in Home and School in the auditorium New- j has been held for the past five Youll find odds that you lost in market on Friday March 29 from the scrimmage to 3 pm The clinic is That we call life these days sored by the Newmarket Womens And the more that you clean and I Institute START TRAINING NOW MODERN WORK FOR MODERN WOMEN Thursday nights at the Prince Charles school Attending from Newmarket were representatives of the five Home and School as sociations told her audience Everything Kitchen And Food was so strange and different It remained strange until I became acquainted with Canada and fin ally loved it At that moment I became a Canadian she explain ed But strange is just a word and you really dont know what is be hind it I had the advantage over many new Canadians because long before I came to this coun try I knew that I would bt com ing here to live My son came to Canada almost 20 years ago Each time I would ask him in my let ters what I could do to prepare myself for my new life he would write me I could do nothing Everything is so different here You must come and see for your self he would write must say I didnt believe him He is just too lazy and com fortable to bother I thought But he was right You cannot pre pare yourself One thing I should have done and that was to study English dav Mrs W A Brethauer Gait is and This would have help- a guest this week at the home of Jtj j v with my bad accent Mr and Mrs Young What makes Canadian life seem so strange and difficult to newcomers First the language Remember- 1 said you become ac quainted with Canada and then fall in love with it The opposite is true of the language First you fall in love with it It seems so simple There are no special rules of grammar The sentences seem very easy you can say what you want But soon it turns out that on the contrary because there are no rules you must learn every The second problem is in the kitchen and the eating habits Hungarian cooking is so different The Hungarian kitchen is rich and has immense variety in its men- ues The ingredients are differ ent also the seasonings and the way the food is served Much time is spent in the pre paration In an average Hungari an kitchen to prepare an every day meal takes hours and hours One explanation is that servants are cheap Also every member of the family is a gourmet It would take too long to go into details but one example a Hungarian hostess would be up set if anyone seasoned the food at her table She has taken time to give the right flavor to the meal York CGIT Will Hold Leadership Training more suitable for the complexion than black or grey On Friday evening March There are many differences York County CGIT Leaders Coun- Hungarian and Canadian will hold a leadership training social life The Hungarian way night in Victoria Square United to entertain at a small party is to church beginning at pm serve coffee with cookies biscuits Training will be on the follow or crackers shortly after the topics Bible study Serve guests arrive The aim is to keep Others Church and Community you in a lively mood with the projects and good grooming and serving of the coffee in the begin- manners No liquor is served then Members of the Ontario girls Later as the party goes on work board will attend to give drinks and some hot dish and leadership Notices have been would be served At a din- all registered leaders in ner the various wines would be York county Anyone interested in served with the different courses work is invited to attend At a Canadian party the order I further information contact is reversed The cocktails are county chairman Mrs Bruce served first When are fin- Rolling Mount Albert or the eating begins The rotary Mrs Elmer Campbell Canadian party is finished after Newmarket the eating Everybody can leave and serving the drinks first is SCO ITT very important when the guests are driving their cars home ATTENDS SERVICE The wonderful community life in Canada is strange to you at 1 The Ladies auxiliary of St first but you love it Every wo- Pauls Scout group attended the man in Canada is working in Lenten service in the church on some community or church group Thursday March 21 before take part in Home and ing the business meeting in and to serve it with care and in- School association Womens In- parish hall Plans were made for These things you are Red Cross and countless la social evening It will be held supposed to appreciate To cor- other organizations 1 admire the on May shortly after arrived I aw that has Canadian women for their feeling The next meeting will be held failed and that would be most and interest in the community on Thursday April 11 All Many outoftown visitors at tended the seventh annual carni val Our Town on Ice of the Newmarket Figure Skating club over the weekend Members of the Newmarket Friends of the Library spoke briefly at each of the Home and School Association meetings this week in the interest of the town library The speakers were Mrs George Kelly Miss Diana Park rude But shortly you become with the Canadian kit- ens club for admitting me a chen and realize that it is more efficient It is good to have an oven where you can cook with out looking Once you get to know Canadian cooking habits you like them and you can add your Hungarian specialties It is natural as a woman that I should mention the kitchen and next talk about clothing Here we have difficulties at first In Europe there are more restric tions It is strange to us to see the free way Canadian women dress for different occasions The mature woman here will use col ors in her clothing and acces sories men interested in St Pauls cub pack and scout company are in- am personally grateful to the Business and Professional Worn- a j vited to attend new Canadian six years ago A social time was pent is not easy to become a Cana- were served bv Mrs but it is worthwhile aid and Mrs Fred Mrs Kudelka Judges Vitamin and Blood in Dr Nerve rood work together to help health help you feel able to ever had nervous trouble For brim you hare the that en with good health Help you feel in love with life confident energetic rradv to enjoy your family your work tout friend The ooner yon start the feel the benefits of allround tonic you Dr CHASES NERVE YOUR CHAMBER F COMMERCE IS BUILDING A BETTER COMMUNITY George and A H Stev- word every expression separate- j n would be impossible to do ens And the spelling that is ano ther difficulty Mrs Nelson Ion will leave i Finally after all that comes from Malton on Wednesday for the sad fact that you will never be Florida to visit her mother Mrs able to express yourself in the that in Hungary where women are perhaps more conscious of their garments as are the very fa mous Parisienncs But after you are in Canada for a while vou see There is a variety of aviation duties in the suited to the particular abilities of women The will train you for interesting work in such trades ast FIGHTER CONTROL OPERATOR SAFETY EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN MEDICAL ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHY SUPPLY TECHNICIAN For full information regarding terms of service pay and other benefits see write or phone the WOMENS COUNSELLOR RECRUITING UNIT ST CLAIR AVE EAST TORONTO 5 ONTARIO Postal Station Q Phone A Young of Windsor Many from Newmarket and district attended the annual Sportsmans Show at the liseum Toronto last week Mr and Mrs Walter Collin have returned home after spend ing five months in Florida Mr and Mrs Kenneth Beck ett spent the weekend with Mr Becketts mother Mrs Edith Beckett Mr and Mrs George Craw ford and family spent Sunday visiting Mr and Mrs Donald same way as you did in your own that many of these styles and language Because the way you express yourself gives the sub- ideas are clever You begin to wear and efficient the lively col- stance of your personality you tors realizing that they are often ITS A Womans World By CAROLINE ION I DYERS PRESENTS THE LATEST AND MOST PRACTICAL HOLLYWOOD BED UNIT OF ALL TIME SMOOTH RUMMAGE SALE The man who donated made available to US stud- worth of childrens books to Tor- tuts onto libraries does not feel tele- He first came to Canada in i vision has turned youngsters when he was studying library me- away from reading J in North America He Edgar Osborne formerly ad- served library work with child- librarian for Derby- lectured at Urn- HOLLYWOOD WITH HEADBOARD MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING IN BREATH TAKING MATCHING MATERIAL now lib- v of Toronto library school A successful rummage sale was shire county council and held in the Newmarket town hall the Marquis of Salts- the bury visited Canada recently He survey was made in a New on March 22 under York hotel recently One morn- auspices of the ScoutGuide Mothjame here as patron of Young auxiliary The group wishes Canadas Book Week sponsored mi was found that children to thank those that patronized the j by the Canadian Library associa 1 WW Vf sale as well as suitable all who donated lion and to help catalogue some bread They had got Canadian Air Force THESE SYMPTOMS MAY MEAN WORMS Irritability loss of appetite restlessness could be symptoms of worms Dont take chances Jet Dr Dead Shot Worm Candy from your drug gist If the cause is totakc Dr McKenzies Dead Shot Worm Candy brings quick soothing relief to adult or child ill Br Oat DO IT YOURSELF its fun Come in and see our wide choice of styles and patterns and make a date with Wonderful wearable WASHABLE Wallpaper See how it is to doityourself with PREPASTED apply and sponge smooth NATIONAL WALLPAPER WALLPAPER YOUR BEST BUY PAINT NEWMARKET PH 54131 of the books he donated in Mr Osborne said he had found that such things as television and radio frequently encouraged chil dren to read They would hear or see something of interest then go to the library for a book on the subject There were many distractions today and the childs life was full not only with new forms of e n t a i but school activities Mr Osborne said It was therefore even more important for parents to encour age their children to read think perhaps one reason I became interested was because my parents always a a good nursery library at home Mr said They didnt say a certain book had to be read they just put the on the shelves and they were read Children were not likely to take up reading unless their par- Mils read books he said and home was the place for them to start His collection of childrens books now known as the Osborne Collection had been accumulated over a period of years Mr do nated them to Toronto libraries after his wife died Mr Osborne explained that ho hose Toronto because he consid ered it had about the best system of library service in Canada and the best operated childrens lib rary lb- chose Canada because he thought the collection might developed here Had he donated it to an I i university he thought this might not have been the The Toronto Library board had done its best lor the collection Mr Osborne said It had provid ed a good room and shelves but there was a need for an endow ment by interested Canadians for improvements At the moment 10000 to could be used for repairs and fireproof Mr Osborne has made frequent visits to Washington in recent years These were in connection with microfilming of Elizabethan documents belonging to Lord Sal isbury which in this way are be- SCOUT GUIDE A meeting of the ScoutGuide Mothers auxiliary will be held at the home of Mi K Niagara St on Monday April at pm All mothers of brownies guides scouts and cubs in the town packs and companies that meet In the Scout Hall are 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