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The Newmarket Era an WfS7 Womans World By CAROLINE ION For Reading Is Topic Of The New Elders Inducted At St Andrews Church A formal declaration on the rights of the children of the world is being drafted The UN Commission on Human Rights is convinced that such a declaration of rights will be ham mered out before the end of The Commission wound up its sessions in Geneva recently This global covenant for chil dren will be based on the Declar ation of Geneva one of the leg acies of the old League of Nations which has retained its timeliness and validity- Tha Declaration of Geneva says that men and women of all nat ions recognizing that mankind owes to the child the best that it has to give declare and accept as their duty that beyond and a- all considerations of race nationality and creed The child must be given the means needed for its normal de velopment both materially and spiritually The child that is hungry must be fed the child that is sick must j governments be nursed the that is back- adults a ward must be helped the delin- 1 ln and the orphan and the waif must be sheltered and succored The child must be the first to receive relief in times of distress The child must be put in a pos ition to earn a livelihood and must be protected against every form of exploitation The child must be brought up in the consciousness that its tal ents must be devoted to the ser vice of its One of the vital differences be tween the and the League of is that today the world organization possesses more ex plicit tools social economic and political as well as technical and a greater sophistication in the use of these tools The UNs declaration while basing itself on the principles of the Geneva document spells out in much more specific detail just how these principles shali be ap plied The UN also faces an import ant point that the league never saw namely that it is not child must be reclaimed Newmarket Junior Chamber of Commerce Urges You To GET OUT TO VOTE KIDNEYACIDS Rob your Rest Many net teem to get a food night a They turn and ton Mi when may be their Healthy filter poisons and excels from the blood they fid and flay the real often follow you dont feat well and Kidney help the kidneys so you in real feel better 1 Dodds Kidney Pills CHANGE OF LIFE HOT FLUSHES Why suffer from hot flushes ner vous irritability Joes of appetite aclirs and pains simple anemia during change of life in Clinical Testa the majority of women enjoyed striking relief with New Formula Tablet or Compound Moat likely you will ho helped too So we offer DAYS TREATMENT you not helped Just get from your Drug Store Jake for day fl as directed to at the of your do striking relief send us the empty carton for cheerful refund of your money We have thousands of file from ratified Uirs Join today Try our safe plan Get our New Formula Jinkhani Tuhtet with added tonic iron or with Vitamin 111 ONTARIO I saved money with cash from be pledged to honor hem The worlds children must also he tau ght their rights so they will grow up expecting and demanding a sane ordered world from adults if possible despite adults if nec essary Madame Warden When Victoria County Council met for its inaugural meeting this year it elected a woman as Coun ty Warden Miss Ada Greaves reeve of Lindsay was instated in that office She is the second woman to have been elected warden in On tario The honor of first went to Mrs Mary warden of County Mis was named to office in Miss served Lindsay com for yea During this time has in many herself merits She was first chah- of the board of parks management volunteer war work included the chairman ship of the Corvette commit to which supplied comforts for the crew of J Lindsay The Chil drens Aid Society Home for the Aged and Recreation commission have benefitted from her inter est and services as a representat ive of the people of Lindsay Lindsay is celebrating its cen tenary year in and Miss Gre aves as its senior representative to Victoria County council has the distinction of serving as Coun ty Warden for Lindsays birthday York County council has two women members One is Newmar kets deputyreeve Mrs Violet The other is A I a Walker of Village Mrs Walker and Mrs have serv ed on such groups as the Child rens Aid Society and the Edu cation committee Mrs MacNau is county representative on the York County hospital board of directors Childrens reading was the top ic of the May meeting of the Friends of the Library whan a panel discussion was chaired by Mrs George Kelly Miss Diana Park presided This was the fin al meeting of the season Mrs C reported briefly on recent cultural advan cements in Canada Miss Park re peated the associations plea for donations of good used hooks for the Newmarket Public library Representatives of the Friends of the library addressed all the Home and School associations in Newmarket to explain the need for more books in the towns lib rary A special request for chil drens stories was made Miss Park said Mrs Kelly was introduced by Miss Park She then introduced the panelists Mrs Horace Jaques Donald Jones Peter Edridge and Gladstone The panel was not satisfied with what and how much chil dren are reading In answer to the question Mrs said there was great room for im provement Children will read anything they get their hands and eyes on she said It is important that what is available is good Envir onment plays an important role If there is help interest and gui dance in the home before the child reaches school the reading habit will be wellformed But there are many children who have not had such encourage ment We shouldnt be satisfied with the volume added Mr Eldndge We must consider the type of story related in the book and the type of language in which the story is phrased The panel disagreed as to what could be done about children who dont read or make a poor select ion of their reading materials Mr felt little could be done by the librarian or teacher as the pattern was set before the child arrived at school Mrs Ja and the other members dis agreed A librarian can do missionary work at any age level provided she is trained and has a proper selection of books said Mrs You cant force children to read added Mr Jones You can expose them to good books and through encouragement and ex ample guide them to the enjoy ment of reading School Libraries Mr raised the quest ion as to why a scarcity of books exists in the public schools and the town library J Bell a member of the groups as the Home and School seem logical supporters of a school library It has been said that when there is no great interest in books on the part of central authorities reading standards decline said Mrs Kelly is not lack of interest re plied Councillor We are in an era of austerity as far as municipal government is concern ed The local government is un happy about the situation because so many worthy causes must jo unaided The finances of the town are in a difficult place Money is scarce and obtaining it is expensive Debentures cost six per cent interest now where a short time ago they cost only four per cent Those interest charges on money borrowed in keep on year after year so that if we are not careful a lar ge portion of each tax dollar will be spent on interest Books Available It is wrong to suggest that there are no books in town said Mrs There are some wonderful childrens books in the library More are being purchas ed slowly but there are addit ions being made to the stock More could be done to circu late the books now in the libr ary she added recommending puppet shows and a regular story hour as ways of creating more in terest in the juvenile section of the library The panel agreed that should own books and that it was unwise for parents to depend en tirely on school and library sourc es The members also that reading aloud to children helped to interest them in reading for themselves Reading aloud is part of the lender loving care to be shou- on children said Mr ler But it is as important to have thee read to you as it is for you to read to them lit added The need for more money was stressed when the panel discuss ed ways in which reading could be increased in the town It costs money provide trained staff for a library as well as to stock it with books Sources of additional revenue were listed They included donat ions from private individuals clubs and organizations munici pal and provincial grants donat ions from merchants manufactur ers business and professional peo ple legacies and donations of us ed books Mr Bell moved the vote of thanks to the pane at the con clusion of its presentations Re freshments were served At a special service held Sun day June in St Andrews Pres byterian church the following were ordained and inducted to eldership Messrs J Greer M A Dr B Mc- Stiles and William Because the increase in membership It was necessary to add to the Kirksession in order to cultivate more effectively the life of the congregation MEET JUNE The regular monthly meeting of the afternoon group of the Christian Baptist church will be held at the home of Mrs Ray mond Huntley Aurora on Thursday June at 230 pm The Douglas fir tree of British Columbia sometimes reaches a growth of 300 feet ANSNORVELDT Mr and Mrs VanDyk and sons Grand Rapids Mich are vi siting their respective parents here for a few days Mr- and Mrs L Tamminga and family Grand Rapids are at the home of Mrs par ents Mr and Mrs Ha gen Miss N RN Tor onto is visiting her mother Mrs Mr and Mrs J at tended the graduation exercises of their son Mr Peter in Grand Rapids Mich Mrs is a patient at Toronto General hospital for treatments Mr- and Mrs S visit ed relatives in Owen Sound over the weekend Mr Grand Rap ids conducted the evening service at the Christian Reform church on Sunday Drop in and look around without obligation at a Newmarket Delicatessen Botsford St Just off Main St We specialize in top food products from six differ ent countries See our cooling units filled with delicious cheeses cold meats and sausages wonderful for every taste and occasion Chocolates from Switzerland Holland Germany in bars and boxes to fit every pocket Note our canned food and packaged products Come in and try some of the delicacies offered for the first time We are convinced you will enjoy them Order for birthday and anniversary cokes as well as other special occasions trill be looked after promptly Also various salads for the hot season HERE IS THE EVENT YOUVE BEEN WAITING FOR I 7 Sale Ends June 30th 7000 YARDS of DRAPERY MATERIAL a A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A ON SALE AT Girls Honor Mothers At Aurora CGIT Banquet Sixty members of the and Explorer groups of Aurora United church entertained their mothers and other guests at a banquet in the church on Wed nesday evening May 20 Koch proudly presented her moth er with a rose corsage The theme of the banquet was camp and tables were decorat ed with miniature camp fires and camp buildings Small twigs and red cellophane were used to sim ulate a camp fire on each place card The program consisted of a song toasts and musical selections Mrs Bruce Rolling chairman of York County Lead er Council was guest speaker Rev Morris assisted Mrs Graham in a lanyard service in which intermediate members gra duated into senior CGIT Sever al presentations were made to leaders Mrs Rolling pre sented with a doen roses Newmarket Public School board explained that no provincial grant is available to Newmarket for the purchase of library books in the schools No grants are available to towns with a population of ov er 2500 A certain sum is included in each budget for the purchase of library books in the schools more than is allowed for sports equip ment explained Mr Bell But due to the need for economy mea sures nil such expenses have had to be kept to a minimum Home and School associations in many areas provide the librar ies for their schools Mrs Don ald Downey told the group I know of several places where Home and School members staff the school library as well as sup plying the books she added There lias been opposition in some local Home and School as sociations to such a project said HALF THE I I REGULAR PRICE A A A A A A A A EVERYTHING IN STOCK IS REDUCED NO RESTRICTIONS Mrs Nelson Ion Some groups have felt that it was the school hoards duty to provide books I think it is a great shame for the schools to be with out adequate libraries When pub- lie monies are not available such NEWMARKET Social News Captain Ellen Jackson and Lieutenants Shirley and Mrs Kirk Everett of the First Newmarket Girl Guide company attended a Outdoor workshop at Whitby The work shop on was arranged by the Central Area Training and Camping committee Mr D Ken Vancouver was a guest last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Evans Mrs A Young Windsor is visiting her soninlaw and dau ghter Mr and Mrs Kelson Ion Miss Donna Barber Mr and Mrs Donald McLean and Mr Thomas students at Tor onto Teachers college were guests of Dr in his box at the Maple Leaf Gardens Gothic Bras Sarong Girdles Silkknit Nighties Slips Panties Weldrest Hosiery Handbags Kenwood Blankets Shower Curtains Cannon Bedspreads Springknight Broadcloth Taffeta Fabric Viyella Flannel Wabaaso Tex Made Cannon Sheets and Pillow Cases Plastic Drapes Tableclothes Simplicity Patterns Towels and Face Cloths Umbrellas Corduroy Garbardine Suiting Cotton Print etc etc I CASH SALES ONLY NO LAYAWAY NO PHONE I ORDERS NO EXCHANGES OR REFUND Drapery Track HALF PRICE Complete with all ac cessories Regular price foot SALE PRICE Thursday night for the present at- ion of Carmen Later they were his guests with the main cast of the opera for late supper at the Westbury Hotel Toronto I 25 ca DRY GOODS 193 Mam St Newmarket Ont Drapery Lining HALF PRICE Drapery I wide cream white turquoise grey Res price yd SALE PRICE 75 y A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A needed had cbvai of i new job but it called for a lot of travelling and I didnt have enough money lt tlie dealer who go to Citizens Finance and fee what of arrangement I could mate Am lererglad I did lhey swell to me I cot the rath I needed and they tailored a repayment plan to fit my What wore I a real bargain on the car because I could pay cadi for it like Stan our We van help you too with a up to Prop In or a cull the time you want money Al toon confidential not bit rial ITIZENS Finance COMPANY LIMITED to Your loon George A Won St Phone TW Co pm Sot till noon loci all principal HOME AND SCHOOLS SPONSOR CLINICS The first Wei I Baby clinic to be held in Newmarket under the sponsorship of the Home and School associations was on Fri day May The Newmarket Wo mens Institute has assisted with the clinics in the past Volunteers from the Home and School worked at last weeks clin ic and will continue to assist at all the regular WellBaby clinics The clinics are held by York County Health Unit on the last Friday of each month AFTERNOON WMS CLOSES FORSEASON The Afternoon auxiliary WMS Trinity United church Newmar ket will pack a bale at the clos ing meeting of the season The group will meet In the church hall on Thursday June at pm Members are reminded to bring donations of good used clothing for the bale as well as other able gifts JR LADIES AID The Junior Ladies aid of the Christian Baptist church New- will meet in the church pm All women of church art invited to attend 1