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Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Nov SITING OVER THE HOLIDAYS Go CNR the sure the comfortable way No matter where youre going whether youre travelling solo or with your family you can make your plans now Snowfilled skies or icy roads will make no difference youll get where you want to go and youll enjoy every relaxing minute of your trip Insure your holiday fun plans by making your CNR reservation now Check too the moneysaving features of our Family Fare Plan Ask about CNR Gift Certificates ideal for holiday giving For tickets and information contact your local Canadian National representative Every year more and more people who are going visiting over the Christmas DIAL 52331 FOR Trust Uncle Georges judgment and borrow here Relatives and friends have been recommending HFCs money service for many years Its advice you can trust At Household you can count on fast efficient service from experts trained in money matters Get the money you need and choose your own repayment terms Borrow with confidence from HFC Canadas largest and most recommended consumer finance company serving over Canadians each year Borrow with Confidence from Household Finance SAMPLE PAYMENT TABLE 10 mil lit month too 7117 750 11121 in ill HOUSEHOLD FINANCE C lew Manager Main Sired Telephone 54554 NEWMARKET ifo tinu to The Common Isabel Colville Round I AREA CONVENTION For more years than I like to count I attended the area con vention and learned so much from it and from Miss Starrs report of the days I did not attend For the last two years illness has made it impos sible for me to go but our presi dent Gladys Ridley such an inspiring report that I bor rowed notes and from them am giving the readers of this column a little of what she heard I should like first to tell of a few remarks made by Mrs Jean Newman controller who in the absence of Mayor Phillips brought greetings from the city of Toronto She said that most women do a mansized job which is just what you make it sheer drudgery or lively and exciting arte says it takes courage to fact the things we are confronted with and she added is to bite off more than you can and chew it to undertake more than you can do and do it When a woman is well educat ed she passes it on to the family and so it finds its way to the community She stressed that Canadians should help new Can adians to become accustomed to our ways and also there is much we can learn from them I think the theme of the convention well worth putting here Talents are loans to be passed on to our suc- I thought the first speaker Mrs introduced by Mrs Armstrong had some fine things to say One thing she thinks our organization is weak on is pre paring programs She believes in panel discussions and also in us ing the same theme for various meetings Financial budgets she said should be arranged without tax ing the members She emphasiz ed that children through the vari ous stages of their career and up through the clubs are poten tial members and must be wel come She stressed too that many women hide their talents instead of using them and then as our theme says passing them on to our successors Mrs Armstrong I as chairman said that at all meetings we should have Motto and Reply Home she said should be comfortable and in spiring lifting household tasks above commonplace As most women are interested in menus she gave the following fruit cocktail breaded veal cut let with tomato sauce new lima beans potatoes and for dessert frozen muskoka roll with crushed strawberries The guest speaker at the luncheon was Dr Margaret Mix McGill Univer sity who was introduced by Mrs Elton Armstrong Mrs Ridley said she was a most dynamic speaker and held the undivided attention of her hearers through out her speech She spoke of the home as the unit of society the father head of the household the mother holding the fort The home must have security and happiness The mother who loves and under stands her child who doesnt ask that child be a rose if he is a petunia is a real mother We all have heredity blue eyes blue jeans but we only inherit that which grows in a cell the rest is the result of experience the de veloping and realizing our po tential ARTISTIC GIFTS FROM JAPAN at Oriental Importers Davis Dr Phone J i mi I J Be sure you have the correct postal addresses Check your mailing list you forgotten anyone Buy plenty of of lime your in carton in paper Wed For and safe deliver have your parrel weighed at your local Of fire Print and return loo outside and inside parrel Important Check Office leaflet delivered your home fori nulling dates to and remember for local delivery mail your parrels and on or before December l7h Love is the strongest force in the world and the mother is the bow from which the children go forth as arrows to find their mark in the world If we paid as much for education as we do for liquor cigarettes and beer we would have a much higher standard of education It takes years to educate a doctor but how long does it take to fit some teachers who will have our child ren in their keeping It is im perative too that children should get enough sleep and enough love for love will stimulate growth and a little praise to a child means much Love will bind the family to gether and the result of home- life so will go out to the community the church and the school It was a memorable ad dress Dr Marian Millard also spoke on the changing attitude in the treatment of women Much knowledge she said had been gained on how we are put to gether and our metabolic state which gives us energy Wisdom lies in understanding the limit within which one can function Learn what you can accomplish for too much of anything can wear down the hormone element even though it be pleasant These are just excerpts from Mrs Rid leys notes but I thought they would be of interest to any wo man whether a I member or not Another item of our November program at Bogarttown which was interesting was a talk on the origin of Willow pattern china by Mrs Gordon McClure She gave us willow ware saucers and as she read we followed the tra gic little talc from which the pic tured pattern derives There was also a good current events prepared by Mrs A Mc Millan and read by Miss Starr The November meeting was at the home of Mrs Earl Toole Toronto Club Entertains Members Over Club members and club leaders from all parts of York County were luncheon guests of the Club of Toronto on November The luncheon held annually in the Royal York hotel in Toronto is the final event of the Club season in York County and all members who complete their club project are invited to at tend Following the luncheon the boys and girls attend the Royal Winter Fair as guests of the Kiwanis In addition to the very enjoy able luncheon and entertainment the Kiwanis Club of Toronto is also providing many of the top awards to the club members Certificates of merit for high standing in individual clubs were presented to the following mem bers by the president of the Kiwanis Club Mr Reg Sutton calf club Fred Mitchell Sutton tractor club Roger Snodden Bradford 4H veget able club Peter Kettleby Markham calf club Bev erley Burr Wood- bridge 4H calf club Peter Van- derPost King 4H calf club Grant Leonard Sharon calf club Margaret Cook York grain club Patricia King York 4H baby beef club John Au rora Scholarship towards the winter short course at OAC Guelph were presented to Peter Vander Kooij Kettleby Chas Barker Peter King Jean Arkinstall Newmarket A collection of books was pre sented to two outstanding Club members Elizabeth Barker Gormley and Sarah Kozlakowski Newmarket Club work in York County- is supervised by the agricultural representatives office Newmar ket with the assistance of volun tary club leaders REGULAR FEATURES EFFECTIVE NOV OUR READERS write CANADA POST The Editor The Newmarket thank you for the publicity and help that you have given us in our projects especially the civic af fairs committee Thank you Era and Express for helping put 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