ffwiTST J A fled Cross Course Graduation i Mens Station Wagon Coats length NYLON BLEND Gabardine fully satin quilted lined Luxurious full dyed sheepskin collar and lapel Sizes to BlueGrey only Additional purchases of this coat enables Ins leys to offer it to you again at only The closing and pres entation of pins to the mem of the Red Cross Home Nursing course was held In Trin ity United church Newmarket on Wednesday Dec Chair man of the evening was Mrs Fred Following the singing of Canada with Norman Hurtle at the piano Mrs welcom ed the audience and reviewed the activities of the Newmarket branch Canadian Bed Cross over the past year Mrs mentioned that the campaign had gone over the top and thank- the public for its support The sewing days held were noted as was the welfare work done by the Newmarket branch for the residents of the York County home Mrs Jackson was the guest soloist Accompanied by Norman Mrs Jackson sang The Country Carol and Green Sleeves- Mrs chairman of the Red Gross committee in charge of the Homo Nursing course thanked Mrs Carol Hol land the Instructress for her excellent work in teaching so large a group There were in in the course Mrs congratulated the class on their application and interest which had made the project so successful She extend ed the appreciation of the Red Cross of Trinity United church for the facilities in their modern building made available to the classes It would have been Imposs ible to conduct such a course without these facilities Beds had to be set up Hot water stoves and dishes were used and with so many In the class each having to complete the practical work space was very necessary said Mrs of the pins to the grad uates Dr Robert King director Mrs said that members of the class had filed cards showing their willingness to use their newly acquired knowledge for service in the community The other mem bers of the class have home res ponsibilities such as small child ren which make such service impossible at the present time Miss Edith Robertson presi dent of the Newmarket branch echoed Mrs praise of the class and its instructress Mrs Holland A gift of an oil painting was presented to Mrs Holland from the class by Mrs M Houston Mrs Charles extended the thanks of the class to Miss Robertson for the Red Cross A gift of a hand bag was presented to Mrs Hol land by Miss Robertson At the conclusion of the the York County health unit spoke on civil defence The ex ercises closed with the singing of the National Anthem with Mrs Horace at the piano A reception was held for the members of the class their friends and relatives Pouring were Mrs George Case and Mrs Wheeland Those who qualified as nurses aids through the course include Mrs Gordon Cook Mrs Campbell Mrs Gould Mrs Gerald Mrs Houst on Mrs Hayes Mrs Charles Mrs William Mrs Roy Keffer Mrs Lee Miss Barbara Lewis Mrs Herbert Moore Mrs Frank Newton Mrs Peter Mrs Aubrey Mrs Mrs Joseph Mrs William Robinson Mrs John Shier Mrs Ernest Winter Miss Margaret Winter and Mrs Wolfe HomeSchool CouncilSees Need For Censoring Childs Reading Home and School council with present held their December meeting in the hew Aurora public school Childrens Reading was the topic for the evening Mrs H was in the chair Mrs P A McClelland honor- j president spoke briefly and extended her best wishes to the young council for the New Year The Aurora school choir un der the direction of Har ris sang several numbers Charles author editor and former principal of Lang- staff school spoke on types of childrens books and said that when comic books led to the reading of crime stories It was time to be alarmed Why ore we afraid to pay the price of a good book when we WITH HALF FUR ITS A World ZIPPER FRONT WITHOUT FUR 1598 ZIPPER FRONT j i BOYS length Nylon Blend gabardine fully satin lined Full fur Collar and Lapel Shades of Tonic Navy and BlueGrey IN BOYS WEAR AT IMSlf BOYS SUBCOATS AND STATION WAGON COATS Navy Blue Gabardine Shower and fur collar quilted lined alt round belt Ago to Keg value to NO ROOM FOR THE CHRIST CHILD As Christmas dawns on the Christian world we are as sailed from all sides with doubts and fears far more bleak than those entertained years ago For in we were still un aware of the six years of grim destructive warfare which It ahead We did not know at what price victory was to be ours We were confident in the righteousness of our nations cause that liberty personal freedoms and the sanc tity of the Christian homes would withstand any onslaught of dic tators and their forces We were mercifully ignorant of the atomic bomb But here we are just a little more than a decade later with another conflict in progress True intervening peace has been an uneasy one with almost con stant tensions At time it was situation in Palestine Iraq or Egypt at another the cold var in Germany Always there has been ah underlying dis trust between western powers and Communist Russia but in our optimism we continued to hope that at least some semblance of peace goodwill toward men would evolve How can the mothers who lost their sons in the sec world reconcile these light of Korean developments The spokesmen of the western nations my that they averted war by our support of the South Ker en people What have we in j Far Bust now How many m I casualties must there be each day for a conflict to be classed as war It cannot be a Merry Christ ma for the families whoso sons are engaged the ridge fights in the snow and cold of the Kor ean bait Jeff Human Buffer ing Is not calculated by numbers The loss of sou is not greater because there were thousands killed at that time or lessened because ho casually list brief for that day Although Canada has but a token force assigned to the troops of tho United Nations there will 987 STATION WAGON COATS y with half fur collar some full collar and lapel All quilted satin lined Sturdy oxford cloth or some Nylon blend gab- Fawns Browns Greens Age to yrs Reg Value up to be many homes where the empty place at the family gathering will carry with it a grim foreboding What lies ahead Those of us who have small sons cannot help but wonder as to their fate In common with all parents we watch our little ones and dream splendid visions of happy full lives we would wish for them Where do plans for civil defence increased armament expenditures and mistrust among the nations fit into the pattern of their lives It is not that we feel that the United Nations should not be backed with force for we are familiar with the disastrous path followed by the unarmed League of Nations None of us would want our country to follow the humiliating road of appeasement each night as we listen to the reports from the UN assem bly and hear of the futile at tempts towards agreement the sneering reception given British and American proposals by the Russian delegate and his cohorts we are filled with a mounting uneasiness After almost years is there still to be no room for the Christ child JANE MYERS IN AUSTRIA Jane Myers daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo Myers Now- market recently arrived in Aus tria from Italy where she has been studying and singing since March of this year Miss Myers was sent to Austria to audition for Professor Will fort by a well known soprano of the Vienna State Opera Co Professor Is one of few great teachers of the Bel Canto school of singing remain ing in the world today On being accepted Myers immediately look up residence in the British sector of Vienna She has been invited to give a recital of songs for the Anglo- Austrian Society of Vienna often pay out two or three dol lars without much pain he asked He suggested the substi tution of something better for the children to look at and rec ommended that in making their choice of books parents seek the advice of chief librarians Mr Clark repre sentative explained the purpose of the Cadmus Library and spoke of the grave responsibility of parents to censor childrens reading Mrs R M Schcrk directed a radio skit on the subject with assistance from Rev Kent and Mr Sanders A point brought out here was that very young children love the rhythm of poetry read to them and de velop a last for reading even be fore they can understand the words Points mode by the members during the discussion were that I books good in quality subject matter and illustrations could be treasured in the family for gen erations and would Inspire in the child an appreciation best Books he could call his own were important to the child one speaker sold Mrs Scherk pointed but that if a congenial atmosphere created in a cozy room with oil the family around with bowls of popcorn about anil a grate fire going a child could hardly help but be inspired with a love of hooks if he saw enjoy ing good reading Two teachers of experience saw advantages to the child in having supplementary books right in the classroom rather than all in a school library In speaking of public libraries an instance was given where the teacher took the class to the library on certain days Mr felt that a changing variety of books to suit the child and his growing capacities is necessary to awaken and main- lain his interest in reading The rage for trading comic books was discussed and a sug gestion- endorsed by the meet ing was that an effort should bo made to have pulp editions better childrens books available where comic books are sold Aik Evergreen boughs and Christ mas candles decorated the school room for the December meeting of the Evangeline auxiliary Trinity United church Mrs W Walton opened the meeting Mrs Samuel Jefferson took charge of the program Many of the familiar Christmas carols were sung The Christmas story from the gospel of Luke was read by Mrs George and the special soloist was Mrs Robert Arnold Rev Zephyr who was introduced by Mrs A brought a challenging Christmas message Rev told of his missionary work in the remote districts of New foundland With his young bride Rev spent three years in this rugged country ministering to the fishermen and their families He showed pic tures of the people their homes the fishing schooners and the barren lands Plans were made to pack a bale for overseas relief The mite boxes were collected and the treasurer reported the auxil iary was its allocation At the conclusion of the busi ness refreshments were served A social halfhour brought the evening to a close The Newmarket Era and Express Wednesday Dee Page Say Merry Christmas with An Insleys FORSYTH Shirt I Plain shades of white blue Sand Green fancy stripes Shirts and TARTAN SPORT SHIRTS i Mens authentic Sanfor- Shrunk wool plaids Sizes SML 895 TIES TIES TIES MOUNT ZION The Mount school con cert will be held on Friday even ing at Dec The Sunday school program in the church will be oh Tuesday evening Dec Sunday services at Sunday school at am worship at am YES beautiful ties at So easy to choose from Checks Fancy patterns and the new pleated ties THE BEST DISPLAY IN TOWN 100 150 200 Flannelette and broadcloth Stripes and plains 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