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Newmarket Era and Express, 18 Jul 1957, p. 6

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Newmarket Era and Express Thursday July IS Womans World By CAROLINE ION Children who are pushed too far by their parents suffer a much like combat fatigue panel of doctors agreed at the annua convention of the Canad- Medical association It was held In Edmonton in June panel declared that there a limit beyond which children be pushed before they will respond with emotional disorders antisocial behavior just as soldiers will breakdown after much battle stress I Dr Taylor Stratten Montreal chaired the discussion The panel Dr J McCreary Van- and Dr M Taylor Tor- in children show up when they start the doctors said The problems show up in symptoms such as stealing lying and some times stuttering Parents who set standards are too demanding are a main cause of the trouble It is must Important to educate the parents to avoid such stresses the doctors suggested r i Parents must ask themselves if they are asking too much of their children by urging them to per formance beyond their ability or by forcing them into too many activities The early signs that emotional troubles are ahead are tenseness or loss of interest in the children irritability or loss of sleep or ap petite It is most important that such children be treated in the early stages the doctors said and not just after their troubles bring them into court Old Adage True A Moines resident was re turned to jail living proof that Thieves always return to the scene of their crimes and Life is just a vicious circle The man free just two days from serving three years for shoplifting in a department store went back to the same store and was arrested for shoplifting CHANGE OF LIFE HOT FLUSHES Why Mutter from hot rout Irritability weak- of appetite and aJmple anemia during of life Remember in Clinical Tea tit the majority of omen enjoyed relief with Formula Fink am or Moat likely you helped too So we offer SO DAYS TI1ATM1NT nre not helped get from your Drug Store Take for directed felk4kecautecf complaint if tow do not experience the empty carton for of your money hare of tnrtimou cm file from titer Join them today Try our plan Get our New Formula added tonic Iron or Compound with Vitamin Bl Ontario Confused Commercials It had to happen sometime and through a technical fault a eon- fusion of sound and picture ed on British television The case of the confused commercials was investigated by British TV offic ials after viewers were advised to clean their teeth with a sausage They were also told to feed their cat champagne will love an announcers voice added A toothpaste tube was accompanied by the admonition This will make your hair gleam When a bottle of beer appear ed on TV screens a mans voice said You should lubricate your car with this A wellfed cat was shown next A womans voice declared Thats my husband The confusion of sound and picture continued for nearly three minutes PICNIC SHELTER Work has been started on a pic nic shelter at the Lions park in Newmarket The major project of the Lions club for this year the shelter will be feet by feet in size and will be completed be fore the centennial celebrations LIGHTMANS Bargain House Around Comer Main St South Lace trimmed half slips Reg I Dozen diapers Reg Closed Mondays Open All Day Wednesday s HARRYS CONTINUES FEATURING THIS WEEK LADIES SHIRTS OVER toft of mem We each BATHING SUITS 25 OFF MENS SHIRTS 50c and 239 each DRESSES 25 and 50 OFF i Ladies Coats OFF OFF x 90 FLANNELETTE SHEETS PR 69c ViniK FIRST QUALITY I WW J FULL FASHIONED MENS CAPS 29c Mrs The Centenntel Art Mrs George Haskett is the delegate of the Newmarket Art club on the Centennial commit tee She is general convener for the Centennial Art show which will be held in town hall from August to Inclusive Mrs has had the re sponsibility of contacting guest artists residents or former resi dents of Newmarket to eiter the show Each artist has been ask ed to enter one picture in the show and to date over have indicated their willingness to ex hibit their work in the Centen nial Art show Included in the show will be the paintings of active mem bers of the Art club The show will include sculpture woodcarv- pewter and copper work Pictures for the show are to be left at the town hall on Wed nesday Aug The hours will be announced later Anyone wanting further particulars about the show is requested to contact Chadwick president of the Newmarket Art club The C Round Isabel Just A Few Summer Thoughts Timetable Organized For Swimming Classes Instructors at the community pool have organized In swimming techniques and water safety Classes will he held from Monday through Friday The timetable has been set for the childrens classes and Interested adults are asked to leave their names at the pool so adult class es may be organized Looking over the beautiful summer landscape as it lies be fore us one is hard put to it to realize that not far from us are other landscapes once as lovely as these are now Trees that have withstood the storms of centuries laid low the great roots stretching tortured arms upward as if in entreaty to the elements that dislodged them Barns where once cattle stood placidly are gone And homes where families once lived and loved and laughed are wrecks And these scenes are scattered over the whole earth earth quakes floods tornadoes spill out their vials of wrath indis criminately Some people blame the atom bomb explosions for much of the upsetting and terri fying experiences that have seemed to multiply of late Yet looking back to the beginning of recorded history we find equally terrifying occurrences Something quite as dreadful as the atom bomb must have de stroyed Sodom and no flood compare the air the giants of the sky leave no doubt as to their where abouts Amid all this is there not all the more reason why we should have a sanctuary of the heart where we can be quiet and listen to the still small voice And now Id like to say a few words about a party Archie and I attended on Friday evening July It was the Newmarket United church choir party a to the consciousness of what charming gesture of welcome to angry elements of nature can do our new pastor Rev Duncan and now another Are all these White and Mrs White Also in- fearful and tragic happenings aiyited were the members of the sort of hieroglyphics which we music committee and their wives must learn to read and from M Allan Codvs can in turn learn of event and warmth of the evening and the which we something Nature has strange and won- DOCS FASTER JOB BETTER silver glory of the moon enticed ways of teaching us We many of the guests to linger on learn astronomy from the stars agriculture from the earth music the lawn while others enjoyed meeting their friends indoors It and flying from birds industry was a delightful evening and from a study of ants and bees brought Mr and Mrs White Mr survival by camouflage in time of and Mrs Nash choir and music war from the animals who prac tice the art and beauty of form and color from trees and flowers sky and sea so it seems to me we should be able to learn les sons from these Perhaps how to control hurri canes we can do what once was deemed impossible issue warn ing of them committee into a very real fel lowship Mrs Codys tea table centre- piece Intrigued me and many others You see she had taken a section of watermelon and into this inserted her flowers It was colorful gay and most unusual Following the delicious refresh ments we hod a- speech by Har old choir president These two gadgets are to cut by mora than half the time taken by engineers to map an area for highway town planning Together they are called a and each unit weighing only pounds can be carried by one man The idea is that by use of microwaves tha between two points can be measured accurately and quickly is in use by Photographic Survey Ontario DRAPERY CUSTOM MADE Rev Duncan White Rev Duncan White in his Riving a warm welcome to Mr Sunday morning Mrs White and to this Mr the fact that we would gain White responded warmly and of modern times could serenity in times of stress if we humorously J- with the great flood would be still and hear Gods thanked Mrs Cody for her which is vouched for bv all the even in the midst of fear hospitality and we drove home ancient religious annals while for we face many fears these with a warm feeling of fellow- eruption of Vesuvius which days And fancy if have I ship J buried Pompeii and retail spending in Can ada averaged about per family taxation about per family and the earth quake were before A bombs or bombs had ever been conceived We people in Ontario used to be rather smugly complacent over the fact that hurricanes passed us by yet now we are distinctly hurricane conscious for in a few years we have had two Hurricane Hazel roused us an inner stillness can hear Gods voice in the trees and stones and flowers and sea in the birds songs and even in the storm and tempest Its hard nowadays to find still ness anywhere On the land traffic and industry mutter and roar on the sea great ships throb and rustle under the sea the submarines bore and blow and in even if the thunder mutter ed above us and clouds lowered above us It was an evening which made you wish Mich oc curred more often The colichan a small smeltlike i fish taken in British Columbia rivers in the spring is rich in nut- ritious oil and in former days In dians pulled a wick through its body and burned it like a candle Patip Dedicated At York County Hospital Sutton Keswick Road Pairing Tender Accepted The for Job of paving two and miles of road in North township weie opened by council a a meet ing held on July Four were mod the one from BeamWi Construct ion was the loweat by Bea mish Construction Buffering Construction Curran and Miller Paving This pavement win complete the Metro Road from wick to the Sutton Village SATISFACTION GUARANTEED its In Canada in the period supplementary Tabor income which consists of employers contributions to pennion and wel fare plans unemployment insur ance and workmens compensat ion increased from mill ion to million MAIN ST PHONE NEWMARKET SAVE DOLLARS GIGANTIC SUMMER CLEARANCE New and Used Sewing Machines As much as 50 Off all Used Sewing Machines Famous slant needle and automatic Singer Sewing Machines at greatly reduced AN Machines Can Be Purchased On The SINGER BUDGET SINGER Sewing Machines 195 MAIN STREET NEWMARKET The new lowerdecked at the York County hospital was 1 patio is a joint project of the Schomberg Richmond Hill ami New- dedicated last Tuesday by T Caldwell chairman of the Civic I market societies Members of the societies hospital officials and Betterment Committee of the Newmarket Horticultural Society The I some patients attended the dedication lhoto by Mike Pay Tribute To Shomberg Doctor ALL THESE AND MANY MORE BARGAINS YOUR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS BUILDING A BETTER COMMUNITY ANOTHER JOSEPH HAIR STYLIST lit 146 MAIN ST NEWMARKET THURSDAY JULY for the First Time In Newmarket The Amazing Color Bath Cocktail Shampoo Not A Rinse Not a Dye Try it were sure youll love it MANAGER ROMEO DOMMlftlC FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE TW 54611 WE ARE CELEBRATING OUR ANNIVERSARY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY JULY 1 1 20 MANY SPECIALS FREE CONTEST appreciate your continued patronage for the past and boil we may nerve yon for the next 10 year WEIGHT of our i Horticultural Society twain shown ln of Into Dr M a former president of the Dr grew rotes a a Members of hi fam ily attended the dedication Lett to right are Grant Toronto Mr K Mis Dill- ana and Mra Photo by Mike 10 th Anniversary Cake On Display In The Window Contest Closes Saturday Evening In case of tie Names drawn GENERAL ELECTRIC COFFEE MAKER and Prize GENERAL ELECTRIC TAN 3rd GENERAL ELECTRIC DRY IRON NO OBLIGATION COME IN AND PILL OUT YOUR GUESS COME IN AND HELP US CELEBRATE Broadbents Bakery MAIN ST NEWMARKET

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