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Newmarket Era and Express, 5 Dec 1957, p. 7

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Newmarket Era and Express Thursday Dec KODAK WHAT El SULLIVAN SHOWS YOU WE HAVE Movie Cameras Projectors Screens From Baby Brownies AJI Color Films 17500 Harvey Lanes Pharmacy SMITHS Hardware 207 Main St Newmarket Ph for your old skates ON FAMOUS MAKE SKATES HOCKEY or FIGURE Girls anil up Mens and up Boys and up Used Skates on Sale and up CHOOSE YOUR XMAS SKATES ON OUR LAYAWAY PLAN BILLS SHOE REPAIR of Main and Timothy Newmarket Ph DONT We have g Suburbanite retreads is I tread its patented There arc imitations but they do not give you famous quality or proven Suburbanite performance We have been licensed by Goodyear to produce Suburbanite The Common Inglis THE MIGHTY UNIT Round We will allow up to It has been said a d I think with some measure of truth that in democracies one thinks of the people as personalities while in Communist countries one thinks of the people en masse Of course in Communist coun tries a few heads rise above the seething mass below They are individuals with a vengeance But who would wish to stand where they do the footing is too precarious at the end I sometimes wonder just how- far we free people are taking ad vantage of our chance to be in dividuals It seems to me that lately as never before I have heard it stressed that we have no right to bury our talents Do you I who read this know of one per- son who hasnt a talent whether I they make use of it or not When I I listen to a sermon and think of the years of study as well as the dedicated faith which has gone into its preparation I realize how great a talent put to its proper use can be When listen to an informative political speech or a doctor or a lawyer or a business man or the head of a labor movement speak whatever their sex may be I sec a talent in action But though most of us would be quite content to be left out of any of these ca tegories yet they arc a lesson and a challenge Most of us arc from to time faced with the decision as to whether wo will accept a posi tion in some organization or not It may be in the Womens or a church group or as a Sunday school teacher or to sing in the choir and from my point of view it is not whether we want to or not its just have wo the re quisite talent Some women have so many I lents they can do one or more of j the duties I mentioned and be- sides that bake a cake or make a salad that are worthy of a chef or they can do sewing or quilling i that show them to have real genius When I read a fine book or see a lovely painting or hear glorious music I feel like cheering t artists whe spent I long hours of intensive work and study before they could present their finished product But to get back to our own po sition We may accept a position from a stern sense of duty and after repeated request only to find that in spite of our fears we cannot only fill it adequately but can enjoy doing it Each of us is only a single unit whether in our home our church or our community and yet what these groups m a d C up of Single units but these units are each with its talents and if those talents be properly developed each has something to offer which makes that individual an indispensable part of any united effort When you look at the countries where voting is a farce does it not make you feel guilty if you fail to take advantage of our privilege of votirig in a free country Ive heard people say Oh Im only one person I dont count You should realize as I entitled this column that the ones the units are mighty and that if free dom is ever to spread over all the world the units must realize that each is a power and take advan tage of every chance to speak for the right In every group the units give the coloring They are like the many colored threads in a lovely tapestry If you have good ideas and real convictions you are like the bright colored threads and would not all of us prefer that to a drab stripe here and there that would be us if we had nothing to give And that reminds me we heard our neighbor Mrs Glover speak over the Richmond Hill ra dio the other day She spoke as a leader of our club The girls in this club arc doing just what Ive been speaking of that is developing their talents Each is developing a personality and learning too on occasion to merge that personality in the group effort These girls will not find it hard to enter larger groups and each will have a contribution to make So every way you look at it the unit when developed is mighty are Floyd Corner Heads York Riding Conservative Assoc The annual meeting and elec tion of officers for the York North Progressive Conservative was held at the Newmar ket town hall on Saturday Nov The following officers were elected president Floyd Cor ner Aurora secretary lames Otton Newmarket treasurer Mr Hoy Penrose Newmarket assist ant secretary Col J A Mc Cain us The following vice presidents were elected first George Swee ney north section Robert centre section Richard west section Warren Bailey east section Sinclair organ- iation Ernest Smith member- ship Donald Find lay publicity Norman Hathaway ladies Barb ara Park The Hon Douglas Minister of Agriculture for Can- was guest speaker C A MP and Major A A also spoke briefly SAY MOKE BENEFITS Continued from Pace vide for extended mental and tuberculosis care and treatment If Blue Cross were to attempt to provide the broad benefits of the new Ontario plan excluding mental and tuberculosis care its monthly rates would be for a single person and for a family With the addition of men tal and tuberculosis coverage these rates would be considerably higher Similarly it has been cal culated that if the farm CO -opera- live rates for personal premiums were adjusted to provide the comprehensive benefits under the Government programme their monthly rates even without mental and TB coverage would be for a jingle person and 325 for a family In comparison with these rates the premiums open session of the Sunday Of for a single person and school greeted Mr as hoi for a family under the new gave an illustrated message on j Ontario programme are indeed the Gospel Ladder In the church favourable service which followed Mr Law- With the large contributions I son spoke to a large congregation from the Federal and Provincial Ion the subject Success and Fall- VICTOUY BAPTIST HAS ANNIVERSARY On Sunday November an niversary services were held in Victory Baptist church Newmar ket The speaker for the day was Rev Roy W pastor of North Broadway Baptist church TUIsonburg and the son of Rev R pastor of the Victory Baptist church A record breaking attendance Treasuries these premiums are at their lowest possible economic level No private insurance pro gramme operating without such large contributions from general taxation could provide at these rates such broad and comprehen sive benefits We are confident that Ontario people will find Iroront0 taken from the Book of Joshua In the evening service the sub ject was The Inspiration of the Bible Special music was ren dered throughout the day by Mr and Mrs Bert Clarke Newmar ket and by Mitt Joanne McLean the programme Initially the not provide for gnostic service attractive programme will outpatients dia- Heres what makes the Suburbanite Canadas fastest selling winter tiro rows of variedsized cleats arc angled to cut into snow sharp edges grab take hold you along through loose snow packed snow even ice No snow tire hum cither You get a smooth quiet ride even on bare pavement Coma in and let show you how the patented feature of the Suburbanite by Goodyeor make it the only logical winter tire XL lift retread Suburbanite Retreads in our Plant ling only the best Natural Rubber available ds Sales Service IS ST NEWMARKET PH TW 52961 deration has been given to this problem but the difficulty in working out satisfactory ar rangements has precluded the adoption of these services at the present time The Ontario programme will have exclusive occupancy of the basic hospital insurance field This Will mean that other private carriers including Blue Cross will be able to concentrate as never before on the provision of supplemental y health services such as semiprivate and private care medical benefits and sick ness indemnity benefits Close attention will be paid to The church is now building an addition to its present structure in order to provide more space for its fast growing Sunday school and enlarging the main auditorium to accommodate the increased congregations RAVENSHOE WMS held a at the home of Mrs Holborn on evening Nov Mrs Mrs gave pan meet- Ralph Wed- with Jack Hamilton officiating W King and Mrs Bray an interesting study on Ja- Jack Hamilton gave a Biblical qui- A large number of i neighbors and friends surprised methods of maintaining efficiency Mj MfJ Joc and economy The full coopera lion of the people and of all agencies having anything to do with admissions services and discharges of of patients will be enlisted In this way a signal advance in the improvement of health services in this Province will be made Although we have attempted in this statement to describe the essential elements of our pro- many details must nec essarily be omitted Immediately following this release the Com- missirn will prepare and issue an informative brochure setting out detailed particulars of all phases of the Plan new home last Tuesday evening and presented them with an end table coffee table ami lamp A social evening was enjoyed by everyone Mrs Bill Midland visited old friends at for several days this week The Sunday School Christmas concert will be held Dee JO in the United church Mr and Mrs Henry Yeoman- son and Billy visited Mr and Mrs Malcolm Armstrong on Sunday a 2 i l i 4 v SAVE ON BRITISH ALLWOOL WORSTEDS REGULARLY SOL THROUGHOUT THE YEAR FOR OR MORE 1 Stripes Scottish Twists Subdued Checks Flannel Worsted Fancy Designs All Alterations made Free of Ready before Christmas t ft jyifw PA V W SALE wonderful opportunity to save money and own a handsome new suit IN TIME FOR CHRIST MAS Theres suit 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