HEALTH UNIT REPORTS ON JAN A new public health nurse Miss Carole former ly of Canadian Industries Ltd Kingston has joined the staff of the York County Health Unit states Dr Robert M King di rector in the January report to the board Miss the place of Miss Grace Walker who resigned last to enlist in the Navy The unit now has a staff of five least three more are present shortage of nurses makes staff difficult In December said no serious outbreaks pf disease in the area although there were of chickenpox and Progress was reported in es tablishing Child Centres Within the next few weeks eight additional centres should be So- regular operation Local physicians arfc Health Unit staff in this years program of school immunization the report said Statistics coh ering the year were in cluded in the report- and a more comprehensive report of the years work will be presented to the board shortly News t M such VALENTINE A Valentine tea will be held on Friday Feb by the Wom ens Association Trinity United church Newmarket There will be a sale of home baking and the Junior Evening Auxiliary will operate a nursery for pre school age children ITS AIL NEW FORD MONARCH TOM SONS LTD A learned the art by starting to with wool wind quickly into acetone as eaters jacket 0ovcs mittens and of course wear Practicing a Utile Marling work always aid greatly to find the tension so in your and being to the proper wool and hook will assure yon the results J Easy Crocheting Crocheting requires only one hook and the stitches of a chain single crochet double crochet and triple crochet Chain sttteh made by drawing thread through a loop with the hook To a single crochet insert the hook in to one loop of the chain brine the wool through- stitches on the hook now then pass the wool through both flitches leaving only one stitch on your hook For a double crochet pass the wool over the hook in sert it into the chain stitch bring the wool through leaving stitches on the hook with the wool over the hook in between then pass the wool through the first stitch along with the wool over the hook again pass the wool through remaining stitches thus completing the double crochet Triple crochet is done in the same manner as the double cachet the difference being wool over the hook twice and passing the wool through the two stitches ah extra time Ingenious Twosome The Stunning jacket and hat ensemble pictured here is a surprisingly simple design made from of ply wool of a basic color extra forthe hat appro oddments of various color a number 0 steel crochet hook and a little of your spare time If you wish to have a direction leaflet for six sites send a stamped selfaddressed envelope to the Needlework this paper requesting GRANNY JACKET AND HAT No CUBS LEADERS ENTERTAIN MOMS The young lads from the New market Cub packs with their leaders provided the program oil Monday evening at the regular meeting of the ScoutGuide Mo thers auxiliary Held in the Scout nail the wellattended meeting was chaired by Mrs Gordon Cook Bert who for years lias been associated with in Newmarket introduced the cub masters Charles Horace and Lome Bill Armstrong the fourth was riot present Alt spoke on various aspects cab bing He played a recording made of si cub meeting to illus trate the necessity of including earmuffs in the cub masters re quired equipment Another recording a solo by David Winkworth Bless This House was played The cubs about two dozen of them pre sented a condensed version of a regular meeting of the cub pack They lined up gave their cub promise and held inspection Their leader explained to the mothers how the boys were marked on their appearance general tidiness and uniform Cub games were played fol lowed by a brief study period when the cubs divided into classes to learn semiphore knots and other cubbing lore Their meeting closed with a merry sing song and the grand howl Light refreshments were serv ed by the ladies and a social halfhour enjoyed News Of The News for mutt be in the tittle Monday night Copy be written briefly confined to and reports Other than routine report and announcement will be Print I MORRISON CHAIRS COMMITTEE Commit tee chairmen were ap pointed at the meeting of the mid directors of the Newmarket Horticultural society on Friday Feb I Trade Fair chairman for is Bert Mor- at meeting of the Trade Fair on Monday Feb Other committee chairmen in clude civic improvement Nel son Garrett show Rodger Cald well purchasing Leslie Barber publicity and bulletin Mrs Nel son Ion membership Ernest Winter juvenile Miss Helen budget William ITS A Womans BY Caroline Ion As parents and teachers we want most in our relations with our children to be able to guide them wisely so that in adulthood they will have developed a true sense of integrity iy I came down by bus again this year and had a lovely trip a couple of stopovers on the way to see the sights and do some shopping The highway scenery was grand and we passed through a lot interesting towns and cities Im go ing home by bus too FARES ARE LOW ROUND TRIP JACKSONVILLE MIAMI LOS ANGELES NEW ORLEANS For it has been said that the capping stone of the develop ment of a wholesome personality in children and youth is this sense of integrity that is the acceptance in their own lives of the virtues of honesty sincerity unselfishness goodwill and tol erance We want to find when our children reach maturity that have learned to feel secure within themselves and with others That they have gained self confidence That they are able to take responsi- We want them to know the satisfaction from work and play fairly and well done To the sense of achievement which requires no further re- ward We them to be able to understand themselves and others to be tolerant and open- minded in their thinking and finally to be prepared with strong sound characters for their task as parents of yet an- other generation It is an enormous task ft is frightening in its ties We need help with our problems and so it is to discus sion groups such as vere held at the last two Home and School association meetings that we turn No one can tell us how we arc to handle the daily problems which arise in living in a fam ily Is it not as simple as going to the dictionary looking up a and knowing that the meaning remains consistent to day tomorrow and always when used in that certain sense What would solve the problem today would tomorrow perhaps not help at all No authority on child ante no specialist in family re lationships can know what has taken place in our homes They cannot know the dozens of small crises which arise daily and which unconsciously affect our dealings with our children They do not know of the telephone calls which interrupted our day the clothesline which broke the demands of the how baby and they cannot appreciate why we react to certain situations But we can take- the wisdom of others who have lived longer seen more studied and experi mented in the science of human relationships We can call on their knowledge for longterm guidance If we are prepared for ques tions about sex if we know that most children use shockers tell tall tales then we shall he a little better prepared to face the problem when it arises in our own family Without preparation we may be tempted to do something drastic on the spot The first impulse might be to handle the situation quite differently than if we had been prepared and were able to put a brake on our hasty responses As the old proverb says In quarreling the truth is always lost Group seem to be one way of combining our ex periences and ideas Through such meetings as the Home and School association has held op portunities arc provided for teachers and parents to become better acquainted Each can The branch met on Wednesday Jan the home Mrs Ronald During the business period plans were made for the next euchre on Friday night Feb in school The eu chre committee is Mrs Cun ningham Sirs Mrs Dew Mrs K and Mrs Ceo Pearson Donations of clothing for Ja maica are to be left with Mrs A Smith or Mrs Irwin not later than Feb Blue Gross fees arc again due and may be paid on February and at Mrs A J Milnes home Mrs Cunningham read a paper on Canadian Industries speaking especially of Alberta oil R Stickwood gave an interesting reading Love Be ing Middle Aged Mrs Chapman gave a demonstration on Jellied Salads These de licious salads were then served as lunch please teen this in mind an it omitted when the programs were printed fine Orchard branch meeting wilt be held oil Wednesday Feb at the home of Mrs Allen Cody It is hoped that Mrs district president will be a guest TEA SALE REOPEN REST ROOMS Tomorrow afternoon Feb the Newmarket Womens Insti tute will reopen the rest rooms St to the public An afternoon tea and sale of home baking will be held in conjunc tion with the reopening of the newly decorated premises The rest rooms were damaged recently by fjjre It was seven years on Jan since the rest rooms were first opened Mrs Alex Hill is the hostess The rest rooms which have been a welcome addition to the towns facilities arc one of the many services provided by the Newmarket Womens Institute for the town Members of the Institute assist at the monthly Well Baby clinics held at the offices of the York County Health Unit Mrs Elton Armstrong is in contribute from his or her know- charge of the tea and the sale ledge of a certain child in the of home baking will be under discussion of a particular of Mrs M branch will meet at the home of Mrs Allan Cody on Wednesday afternoon Feb at oclock Mrs Baycroft of president of Centre York District will be our guest- Mrs Ross Armitage will give an account of her trip sponsored by the Ontario of Agri culture to Farm Bureaus and in Ohio The branch held their January meeting in S S No on Wednesday evening Jan 30 This was mens night and the husbands attended Ap proximately members and guests were present The program was based on his torical research and Miss Anna P Lewis was the guest of honor showing her slides of Historical Interest in Ontario Victoria Square members and their husbands were also guests and were entertained with two solos by Mrs A Stephenson and an instrumental by Miss Coral kins Our next meeting will be na tional and international day and the roll call is to be answered by An interesting custom of another country Members The Lakeside branch held its first meeting of in Keswick memorial hall on Jan The meeting opened with the ode and the collect The president Mrs P conducted the busi ness session An appeal for blood donors was made and it is hoped that all who can help this worth while cause will register by February at the home of Mrs P The first clinic will take place at the Legion hall Sutton Feb between pm and pm It is necessary to have 230 register before the Red Cross can bring out their equip ment Age limits to years The first Well Baby clinic was held in Keswick United church school room January and it was very gratifying that so many mothers availed themselves of this service Public relations group under Mrs Mace took care of the latter part of the program Miss Rye sang two solos and was accompanied by Mrs A Mrs Mace read an interesting article on foods To raise a little money a hat in a bag was auctioned off the limit being Refreshments were served by Mrs H Pollard and Mrs P Banks A vote of thanks was extended to the hostess by Mrs Mace rlsori The societys Fish program Mrs W D Mar ti on this committee include row social Mrs Elgin Evans Herbert Atkins Eugene McCafjand garden consultants Howard frey Arnold and Rodger J Proctor Mrs Charles Caldwell Merchants will Howard Hugo and Jack Stephen- point four members to the com son or from the sum total of ex periences a guide to better par ent teacher child relationships can evolve It was very encouraging to see the large attendance at the meet ing last week despite the bliz zard which blew up early in the evening Unfortunately reports from the- teachers on the dis cussions which had been held in the classrooms prior to the meet ing could not be presented be cause of a shortage of time It was also impossible to give re ports from all of the discus sion groups hut the findings from 0H this discussion will be compiled and a brief report will be made at the next Home and School meeting Marion Sherman said There ore but two sorts of people the happy ones who love their fellows and the un happy ones who arc never rid of fear because they love self then there is no task so urgent that of banishing fear The one and certain way to do this is to promote mutual esteem confidence through understand ing fellowship Discussion called group dynamics provide one of the surest and quickest ways of ac complishing tills end SUSY BEAVERS ACTIVITIES and Mrs Gilbert Tea will be served from to 5 Ladies of the district are invited to visit the rest rooms tomorrow to inspect the facili ties admire the new color scheme and enjoy a social half- hour Aurora The sewing committee of the branch held a meet ing on Friday afternoon of last week at the home of Mrs I Har per Several quilts are being prepared for quilting Members of the Newmarket branch are reminded of the bake sale being held Feb at the Rest Rooms St They are requested to have their donations of home baking there by pm An afternoon tea will be held at the same time in con junction with the reopening of the Host Rooms Tea will be served from to pm News was Miss Jane home for the weekend Mr Jack Mitchell is attending a hardware convention In Tor onto Mr Earl Fielding has returned home after a short trip to the south The Ladies Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion met February and arc planning series of Further particulars later I Surcharge Included and lofonojiUonsft KING GEORGE NEWMARKET Phone J repairs and main tenance on and coolers walk in cooler sods fountain UNIVERSAL HOME LOCKERS WALKIN UNITS ETC CLARK BUTTON BOX JACKSONS The Busy Beavers of reporting their activities for have a limited club mem bership of sixteen the fol lowing executive guardian Har old Tite pros Louis vicepros John Rest Floyd Morton advertising Boh stock keepers Ernest and Laurence Early thus year the club gave the York County Hospital stuffed toys and books suitable for small patients Last spring toys were given to the On tnrio Hospital Aurora Dr Red- dick and staff took the club on tour of the buildings In October toys and games were collected and the club made up Christmas stockings with small toys in them The toys were distributed as follows toys for children receiving Lions club baskets toys for six other children toys for flu child ren at the Loyal True Blue and Orange Home The Reavers extend thanks in their report to the ladies of Trinity United church who dressed dolls and gave club a chicken dinner on Janu ary The following- donations received with thanks Trinity church Lions club other sources Several novelties were also sold to real ize Expenses were for paints repairs glue and other materials The Busy Reavers wish to thank all those who have con- toys and games in the past and remind these friends that club activities continue until late spring and any further con tributions would be appreciated DORCAS The Evening branch St Pauls Anglican church Newmar ket held Dorcas meeting at the home of Mrs Leslie Barber on Monday Jan 28 The evening was spent in sewing The pre vious Monday the group met at the rectory when Rev J gave an interesting count from the study book on South America The meetings closed with prayers ted by the president Mrs Re freshments were served at the Dorcas meeting by the hostess as sisted by Mrs Thomas Gillespie MEET The regular monthly meeting of the Senior Ladies Aid of the Christian Baptist church will he held at the home of Mrs V Bar ker St on Thursday Feb at pm i SHARON Sharon Womens Institute is sponsoring a Progressive Euchre ami parly at Sharon Half on Feb 12 at fi15 pm Please come early and bring your friends flood prizes will be given Lunch Admis sion cents Mr and Mrs Grant Orchard and baby of Toronto spent Inst Wednesday at the home of Mrs Lieut and Mrs Davis Edwards and baby spent Sunday with Mr Mrs Fred and Audrey Mr and Mrs Jack Vernon and Dawn of Milton spent week end Willi Mr and Mrs Carl Ver- Mr and Mrs Ted Proctor of St were Sunday guests of Mr and Mis Lindsay St James Church annual ves try meeting was held on Tuesday Jan at the homo of Mr and Mrs Osier Rev A J Arthur officiated A Salmon was elected rectors warden Osier peoples warden Mr If vestry clerk Miss Martin who is attending Park college Port Credit spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Martin Mr and Mrs Robert Turan Aurora were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Patterson Mrs Wi liiam Page daughter Joan Toronto were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs William Roger Harris Port Credit was a Sunday dinner the home of Rev and Mrs S Bull Miss Shier irnininu at Grace hospital Tor onto spent two days last week at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs John Shier Misses Emily Cur and Muri el students at Park college Port Credit were Sunday dinner guests Mr and Mrs Roy Martin ami family Mr arid Mrs Kenneth Craig and family and Mrs New- PAROCHIAL GUILD SOCIAL EVENING The Parochial guild St Pauls Anglican church Newmarket were hostesses to the ladies of the parish at a social evening held in the parish hall on Tues day Jan 2D The guests were welcomed upon their arrival by the president Mrs John Dales assisted by Mrs George Cup- page and Mrs George Heave An enjoyable evening of court whist was spent Prize winners were Mrs Mnrjorie Mrs Vera Pollock Mrs Nancy Gillespie Dainty refresh ments were served by the guild members the close of the even ing son moved last week to St Mrs A Mitchell is attend ing the annual Fairs con vention of the Ontario Associa tion of Agricultural Societies at King Edward hotel Toronto Feb to inclusive Miss Bailie Toron to Glenn and Ronald Dra per Port Credit and Spencer were guests on Sunday at the home of Mr ami Mrs Richard Beckett Mr and Mrs Coles and son were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Harper Price Carl Bull Lome Park col lege Port Credit spent the week end in town with his parents Rev and Mrs Bui Mr and Mrs John non and family were weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Cameron Mr and Mrs Gerald Miss Jean Mil and Bruce Bab- cock were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Bruce and family Mrs Fred Copeland and a grandsons of spent the weekend lit town SCOUT CUB BANQUETS This year the annual ScoutCub father and son banquet will be held in two groups In view of the large membership It was felt to have the cubs and their dads evening and the older hoys with their fathers on another night The dates set by Boy Scouts Association Mens committee for the ban quets arc March and The ScoutGuide Mothers auxiliary will enter to the Later in the year two banquets will be held for the Brownies Guides and their mothers Bank of Montreal guilt with em walk or since 70oo FOR YOUR OLD RADIO ANY MODEL ON THIS BEAUTIFUL ALL 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