Ma arranging as an art changing It would be Amazing if it were not in a World where everything else Changes all the time from styles in clothing to styles in food from styles In warfare to styles transportation from style In manners to styles in education it is only natural that flower ar rangement which influenced much by how live what furnishings we have around us end what we think is beautiful differ from what it was 20 yearn ago 5 This week there are many varieties flowers everywhere both wild and cultivated With a little imagination you can ex try something new even In the containers and ac cessories you with your bou quet We have a friend who has a soup tureen which never had in it And yes we saw a cookie jar fill ed with dogwood in a in Newmarket The average person thinks that flower arranging is for ex perts only and Is something to dread and worry about As in any other art or craft you learn by practice starling with simple arrangements As you continue to practice and learn how to handle plant material you will be tempted to go on to more complicated designs There is such an enormous dif ference between an arrangement and a concoction of flowers pick ed and thrust into a vase that by studying arranging you can bring something entirely new to your family environment This can be a delightful hobby that will bring you many hours of joy and happiness It can bo a means of selfexpression that will afford you opportunity to forget the worries and cares of everyday lie You will find that much of the satisfaction of flower arranging is the added Interest you take in so many fields from carpentry and woodfinishing to sculpture and painting and not least of all horticulture Irene Librarian- MUSIC MEETS AT AURORA RESIDENCE The regular May meeting of Newmarket Music Appreciation Group was held on Monday ev ening May 28 with Mrs Tur- tleberry Anglican Conference Centre Aurora as hostess Mrs president was in charge Recorded music played includ ed London Fantasia with commentary by Jan Ex cerpts from La and Celeste Gershwins Rhapsody in Blue comment ary by and from by Rich ard Strauss Following a social half hour with Mrs and Mrs Sherry assisting the hostess Mrs Sherry song unaccom panied three solos Birds PRESS CLUB LUNCHEON AND TROUSSEAU TEA Dorothy Starr Carolina Ion and I left on the morning of the to attend a press club luncheon in Toronto to which we had been invited by Mary Corps in vate life of the Toronto Daily Star Central Press Canadian Identical twins and handsome Flying Officers Bernard at eft and Gerald of add a twist to the old saying about birds of a feather In this case they fly together with the No 2 Fighter Wing at France where they have just received their Msch Busters diploma for exceed ing the syeed of sound In a ubre jet Mock is a mathematical designation for the speed of which varies at different altitudes Keswick News Mr Frank Perry Toronto vis- and family Toronto Mr Perry Winch Chatham and Mr and Mrs Gordon Wood Williams burg visited Mr and Mrs Perry Winch over the weekend Mr and Mrs Ernest Morton Newmarket spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Stephens Mr and Mrs Arnold Duke and Mrs Oshawa visited Mr and Mrs Isaac on Sun day his summer home here over the weekend Mr and Mrs Fergus Taylor Elaine ami Myron Newmarket were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Win Lloyd and Mrs Her ring Miss Joy Toronto was up for the weekend Mrs is spending some time in Toronto with her husband whose condition was worse last week but at the time of writing is somewhat improv ed He in hospital Toronto Mrs Thayer had the misfor tune to break her leg and is in hospital Mrs Wilson Toronto spent Sunday with her mother Etta Wilder Rev and Mrs Gordon Winch MEETS The regular meeting of the Womans Christian Temperance Union will be held at the home of Mrs Creed Andrew St on Tuesday June at pm As of Jan Canada had public private and federal hospitals of all kinds Driving along our conversa tion in some way drifted to edu cation and we were intrigued by some of the differences we found in education as it is found in Nova Scotia in the States and in Ontario One thing which struck mo particularly was tho view which by the way I think Ive aired in this column before that French should be taught in the early grades Children learn by imitating and find no trouble with accent where older tongues are more stubborn Just think how humiliating it would be if you were travelling in some parts of Quebec Nova Scotia New Brunswick or the west with an empty stomach and no French Mrs Ion said that in Nova they taught it beginning about the sixth grade I think but we all agreed it should bo even earlier At the Women press club on St we were welcom ed by our hostess and introduced to some of the members who were scattered about the living room I was speaking to Edna Jacques by the way and then we adjourned to the dining room and were seated at a table which held six My right hand neighbor proved to be an inter esting personality She had nursed for a number of years in the far north There was a tiny fourroomed hospital ami she and a solitary doctor were the New Union Street branch will meet at the home of Mrs Thomas on Tuesday June at pm Motto Use opportun ity It is the gateway to suc cess Roll call What I find mast helpful in my Institute work Program committee Mrs David English Mrs Micks Hostesses Mrs J J B Clark Mrs Dalton The Sharon branch will meet on Wednesday June at pm at the home of Mrs Roll call will be Garden hints and exchange of plants Mr and Mrs George Luesby will show colored pictures of Florida Mrs C will report on the conference All husbands are invited to this meeting The refreshment committee is Mrs A Shaw Mrs Ramsay Mrs Ferguson and Mrs J Hall Please remember the district annual meeting oh June at am at the Pres byterian Newmarket Mrs Leonard Salmon will pro vide the music a A MOTOH1 VMtil Sup2Door j Variable Pitch really give you a double- barreled thrill First it deliver a record amount torque to turn those rear wheel even before you switch the pitch You splurge on pickup while wiving on Second comet a performance thrill put your foot and have it You switch the pitch and serve up a buna of extra power to cut seconds off your passing and add new safety to it But theres a lot more than torque to talk about Theres the Hoick ride for instance Softer yet steadier Cradling you in comfort leveling with you on every twist and turn A whole group of unseen marvels screens you from harsh realities of the road Including a new geometry new shock absorbers new deepcoil springs on all four wheels Why not talc a out on the road yourself so youll know what all the talks about Were ready whenever you are fifth it the iiuuk Mir it and at en brut staff In addition to her hospi tal work she visited tho schools where there was among the pupils a great deal of malnutri tion and where cleanliness was not next to godliness There were discussions of nil sorts and then luncheon finish ed a screen was set up and two most interesting sets of pictures were shown by Mr and Mrs James Wyatt who had just re lumed from the north The first set was of the old time black and white showing the trials of the pioneer travellers The set was in color and showed the north in all the wild beauty of its lakes and rivers its moun tains and canyons The contrast between then and now was spec tacular and certainly effective As we bade Mrs Corps good bye we felt we had had de lightful experience and come in contact with some interesting people We even considered joining Leaving there we went to Friends House where Dorothy collected some mail and where we were shown over the wonder- old house once the residence of a bishop where now the So ciety of Friends carries on its activities I would like to have brought the wonderful old oak panelled library home with me and the fireplaces Im afraid my observance of the tenth com mandment was at a low ebb just then Mrs Smith who with her husband is in charge of the house was preparing a large evening meal for a number of young people who gather there on Tuesday evening to work and play and then enjoy a meal to gether We saw where the Friends meet on Sundays and the rooms for the care of the children dur ing the meeting Then we came to and stopped at the home of the Doctors Abbott where two of Dorothys children were visiting Over a cup of coffee Dr Viv ien Abbott told us a little about their experience in India She and her husband found she told us that it is the Christianity which is doing something for the people that is effective The doctors care and cures the nurs ing and the agricultural mission aries are successful because they are bringing hope and light into the darkness in a practical way which makes the people more ready to listen to the Gospel when it is brought to them They are told this work is the fruit of the Gospel Leaving there it was home for us Trousseau On the afternoon and evening of May ID Mrs Douglas entertained at a trousseau tea for her niece Joyce VanLuven Bright sunshine flooded the flowerdecked rooms where the wonderful array of beautiful gifts and trousseau were on dis play Glass silver linen china kitchen ware a beautiful dinette set bedspreads clock pictures all shone and glittered where the sun peeped at them The tea table with its light ed candles and bowls of pink sweet peas was presided over in the afternoon by Mrs George Wood and Mb A M and in the evening by Mrs and Mrs Earl Toole Serving in the afternoon were Glcnna Frances Carrie Eunice and Pres ton while Shirley Smith ad mitted guests and Glover Was in charge of the guest book In the evening those serving were Doris Harper Irene tor Glenna and Glover Mrs Doug- las McClure received her guests in a navy blue ensemble with white accessories and looked charming in a pink gown Over guests enjoyed what is always a delight seeing lovely thing This column should a reached the press last week but I was ill and before closing tJl wish to an omission re- 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