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Newmarket Era and Express (Newmarket, ON), December 22, 1952, p. 4

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li WW m m I fay S IKS L- I Li ful candle reflected in your heart and fcrishtcn the New with Joy and THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF DORIS LADIES WEAR eaten best wishes Wny New very Co all of oar many friend Mens Wear AND STAFF I We sincerely hope that wilt for you all that it good and that your a Now Year fioajth and success TOM BIRRELL SONS LTD AND STAFF By Caroline What does Christmas mean to you and to me Does Us significance revolve around a decorated tree bent low under the weight of presents wreaths of holly mistletoe or is it to be found in a star a manger the Ureal Gift to the world the Christ Child During the almost years years It is a joyous season a since shepherds knelt at the stable in their act of humble adoration this great festival of the Christina church ac quired and accepted many practices Have we lost our true perspective Do we place the emphasis on the wrong part of Christmas None of us would like to see this season divested of its lovely family traditions its generous giving and its happy memories Rather what we would prefer is a more proper blending of the two parts The emphasis be gins on Christmas as a holy day the birthday of the Babe of Bethlehem and not on Christmas as a holiday the celebration of I Santas visit How many of the parents who troubled to take their children to visit Santa also bothered to take them to see a presentation of the Nativity play at their Sun day school concert How many children will have the beautiful story from St Luke chapter as well as The Night Before Christmas read to them season of good tidings of great joy Let us not forget now that we have grown to adulthood to keep our family traditions a sacred part of Christmas As our children enter changing scene of daily living let us give them the security and love of happy family living The merriest of to you and your families May joy and happiness and an awareness of the One whose birthday we celebrate be present in your homes J The Newmarket branch held its annual Christmas party In the Agricultural Board rooms on Thu Dec Elrnan Campbell presided The district president Mrs Pollock branch visited the group and brought greetings to the Kewm ark t Institute Guest speaker was Major Collins Newmarket Salvation Army who ST ANDREWS WA CHRISTMAS PARTY Mr and Mrs Sidney had charge of the program at the Christmas party held the Womens association St Andrews Presbyterian church Newmarket on Dee 16 A large group of the members and their guests gathered in the Sunday school room for the party The room had been attractive- decorated for the Christmas season by Mrs Thomas Wads- worth and Simmons The program was presented by the men with Airs Legge acting as master of ceremonies The mens quartet cock- burn Harold West Lawrence Wright and Roy McDonald sang as their selection Wandering Boy Come Home Sheila Walk- of- performed a Scottish dance Christmas carols were sung by the group with Herman Fowleras accompanist Grant Sine gave a comical reading House Hunting Sid ney humorously presented outstanding events of the past year the close of the pro- eTanii the group sat down to a I tasty supper organized by the association There is a place for both again it is a question of which is to receive the major share of our attentions The responsi bility rests largely on the mo to see that her children hear learn and belieycthat the true Christmas story Is not an outdated fable To parents falls the task of making the phrase on earth peace goodwill toward men meaningful and not just an empty grouping of words It is the things we learn in childhood which remain for ever fresh in our memories Christmas is a family matter It is the tantalizing smell of fa vorite foods cooking It is the picture of mother cheeks quite inspiring address Mrs Richardson read a story the Christmas theme by John Fisher and a Christmas carol singsong was enjoyed with Miss Margaret at the piano Mrs Frank Hodge won the draw on the donated Christmas cake A social halfhour eluded the afternoon when the many in attendance were serv ed dainty refreshments The members not attending the Christmas meeting missed a real treat Aurora branch regular month ly meeting will be held on the ovens heat evening Dec at pm a few wisps of hair back from her forehead It Is of expectancy which hangs libout the house Bui mostly Christmas is the things we cant express in words which add up to our own family It is those things which we go back to in times of trouble and loss When the fam ily circle Is broken when we come to that time ot empty places at the family table is to those warm happy of our childhood that we return Too frequently we are replac ing the Christ in Christmas with an the unknown quantity Isnt that what we do we allow a song about Rudolph the RedNosed Rein deer to replace Do you remember your alge bra Let equal something It was up to to set its value What have we made equal in our If we set a in the United church room Roll call An appropriate verse of scripture Program in charge of Geo Walker There is to be an exchange of gilts val ued at cents Hostesses Mrs A Mrs Fish Mrs Mitchell and Mrs George Walker a BIRTHDAY Mr and Mrs Ray Taylor Kitchener anil Rev and Mrs James Lewis and daughter Pat ricia Ann Blind River will spend trie Christmas holidays with Mr and Stanley Alexander turned on Monday from a weeks holiday trip to New York Joan Mitchell and Pauline rain ing at Toronto General hospital Toronto will be home for a few days over the New Years hbli- v J- Mr- ami Arnold Bray and Mrs Calvin Davis spent Sun- day in Toronto the guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Boyd Mrs Bradford will visit during the Christmas season with her son- inlaw and daughter Mr and Mrs William Koshel and family McCaffrey Mont real and Michael McCaffrey will spend their Christ- mas holidays with their parents Birthday wishes are extended this week to Marilyn year bid on if- Smith Holland Landing old Thursday lice and Mrs A McCaffrey j Mr and Mrs a Mitchell will in dale at the home of their son and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Mitchell arid visiibrs at the home M iv and MrsC E Wheetahd include sons Robert Fort chill Kenneth and his guest Charles Nelson Toronto their Mrs Graeme high standard for our then we j il need not fear the new year for our family or Our nation Christmas is time to strengthen family ties to think of others who arc away from their homes and to welcome them into our own happy circle It is a time of giving without thought of the gifts to be receiv ed in return It is a time when all are young in heart if not in NEWS Mount Albert farm forum last week discussed the topic Which Road to Reporting on the meeting the forum writes We believe the United Nations or ganization is our only hope for world peace We believe that If we as Indi viduals would try and be agree able with one another and if we shared our surplus food with other countries It would he a step towards world pence Wo dont believe a complete world government would bring lasting peace j eld on ThutttopcV Marie Kroger Fort MaryMeaitsN6wonbrook v rrMiss Kathleen Mathews daughter of Mr and Mrs Ni I Mathews Is spending her Christ inas holidays In Key- West and Beach Florida years old on Thursday Dec Newmarket years old oh Thursday John 1111 am years old on Fri day Dec Robert Grant Lake years old on Friday Dec Carol Joy Foster Holland Lan ding years old on Saturday ftlargafct Ann Keffcr New market years Saturday Viola Smith it Newmarket years old on Sun day Dec Helen Wait Newmarket 14 years old on Monday inc Jack Sutton Newmarket years old on Monday Dee Irwin Noble Newmar ket years old on Monday Dec Helen Metcalfe Newmarket years old on Saturday Dee 20 Sand in your name address age and become a member of the Newmarket ami Express birthday club and Mrs John Kingston and Richard Edwards Toronto- arc spending the Christ masholidays with their parents Mrs J It Edwards Miss Joan and Mr and Mrs Dan Toronto will spend the Christmas holi days with parents Mr and Mrs Lou Mrs Florence Hurst Buff- is a holiday visitor at the homo of her mother Mrs Cal vin Davis rMr and Mrs Jack and faintly will spend three days this week with Mrs WHITE DATED DAILY BREAD OR LOAF IT ITS YOU ITS rue 29c MIX Poultry Sluffin Bread Crumbs CLUB HOUSE Sags Savory Drenlaa WMOU JllilIB Cranberry WHOLE Cranbo Cranberries 10c Layer Flam Has MX 14c CILLO TOR THAT CRANBERRIES EASY TO 35 55 AT TO CHOOSE COLUMBIA EXTRA fAHCY GRADE I LARGE CLUnit RED GRAPES 2 BUNCH LARGE 1UKCH 29 While Cheese CANAIANIMIHTO Delue J OLD Old Cheese 32o OR Maple Leal Cheese 29o Plant Puddings IN CLOTH Paddings MRS CLOTH TIN MB TIN 29c 39o iSfc -l- 19rtoz IB JAR MM- W E I rao MOST lOBLAAWMTij BIRDS JLt- OLD SOUTH Orange MQ- 2 iiJlWL v i Mr and Mrs Gord on Kemp Islington PRIDE of POUND LOBLAWS TWO CUP POUND BAG 93 88 A LIGHT CAKE sings A QUALITY OF LOBLAW withes foe Now Christmas CAKE NO SIZE IE EACH SPECIAL BISCUITS DUNDEE CHOCO io 29 33 TOR OUR NEXT ADVERTISEMEATT MONDAY DEC 29ih I 99c HARDWARE PHONE CHRISTMAS CRACKERS MAPIE LEAF L0BUWS CLCB GINGER ALE 2 DOUBLE S0QA 2 Grape Of Wise 1 PL OX Bit J0 BTL VACUUM Mixed Nats TIN IPlCIALt Sailed MB cillo MA 55 24 SPECIAL PRIDE of INSTANT COFFEE FANCY NO AY1MEB HONEY DROP PEAS KltAPT PLAIN AA CHEESE W SPECIAL FWFFO SH0RTEN1KG SPECIAL SOCSEVE 37 ORDER NOW CANADAS FINEST TURKEYS REGULAR DRESSED 53 PREDRESSD 59 Ha Waste Who You Bur c ALSO AVAILABLE THE FAMOUS MANIT011DI THE ARISTOCRAT OF THE TURKEY FAMKV AT HIGHER PRICES WE HAVE A CHOICE SELECTION Of m AND A SUPPLY OF ATTRACTIVELY PRICED T POPULAR BRANDS YVhdsoc it l ATTRACTIVELY GARNIS ALSO OTHER SMOKED MEATS ALSO AVAI LABLE ATTRACTIVELY CED NUTS IN J Mixed Nats Soft Shelled Abends Filberts Uniform Biand DIAMOND Walnuts large Brazils Large Washed BAG MB BAG MB- JO MB Mctwens Olives PIMENTO QUEEN Clab House Olives PLAIN Aylmei Olives SWEET MUSTARD Pickles Bread a Busier Pickles TIN C IBPL OZ MR J CELLO- BAG BAG BAG Shelled Shelled Pecans Shelleajmberts Queen Chocolates box B7c FAMILY Chocolates Canes 3 17c Festive Creams Xeas PAG CELL- CO STORE HOURS DEC DEC MONDAY WEDNESDAY 9 AM TUESDAY AM KM THURSDAY STORE CLOSED AIX DAY FRIDAY STORE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY AAL J- f v iT- 1 m n is

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