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COUNTRY WOMEN OP WORLD ITS A Womans Ion By the time this appears in print the trade fair be finished for another year and we will be holi daying in the highlands But at the time of writing the fair is still on and we wish that it were possible for us to visit it once again Before leaving on holidays there are so many extra things requiring our attention The last of the raspberries must be picked and canned- The beets must re ceive similar treatment But every woman who has prepared her familys belongings for a holi day is familiar with the list of tasks Because of thorn our of the trade fair has been more limited than would have wish ed It is indeed a womans world not that there isnt a great deal to interest the male members of the family Luxurious fur coals gleaming electrical appliances for the kit chen excitingly different home furnishings have a decided appeal for the distaff portion of their viewers We wondered how many husbands accompanying their wives on the tour of the attractive booths stood jingling the change in their pockets while they thought Might as well hold this money now I wont have it for long suspect that they didnt really mean such grumb ling comments as Our draperies are perfectly good Why need new ones or look lovely as you are dear You dont want any of those cosmet ics They were probably mak ing mental notes of what to buy for an anniversary or birthday present Dreamer With so much to see and so lit tle time in which to appreciate it we find it impossible to describe in detail Newmarkets fifth an trade fair Some features appealed to us more than others thought that the composite picture of the arena was a lovely one merchant and the other exhibitors had managed to set up individual booths were alike only in their attract iveness Their variety and orig inality appealed greatly The interludes of organ music the display of aits and crafts the gay huntings and the pedestal baskets of summer flowers spaced around the exhibits added to the audio and visual pleasure of the visilom As a lover of flowers and the past president of the Horticul tural society it would be impos sible for us to write this column without mention of the societys booth near the entrance to the arena Arranged to resemble a landscaped garden its green lawn flower border backed evergreens and its wishing well the booth was a credit to its plan ners llod Caldwell and his com mittee Ay we have said all the booths were excellent But there Is one difference between the societys booth and the others With the merchants the trade fair is a show window for their merchan dise and because it acquaints the people of North York with their services it is good business even when it means many hours of extra planning and labor Those who contribute their time to the societys project do so in the spirit of civic improve ment Mr Caldwell who is a past president of the Horticultur al society and the many others who helped him such as Ernest Winter cochairman of the show committee and Mrs Earl Walton who convened the successful bake Attack Worlds P roblemsGii Doorsteps By Laura Rolling whose membership represents After seeing the Triennial country women she said Mrs Conference of Associated was welcomed to the Con- Country Women of the World in fcrence by Mrs Pratt on action in Toronto we were more aware of the magnitude and scope of the objectives and achievements of the world wide organization We realized the purpose that characterizes the Conference Here were delegates from countries representing six mil lion women eager to help the movement that is influencing the economic position the security and the happiness of millions of homes throughout the world If you would understand the Associated Country Women of the World and view it in its true proportion you must see it not in terms of international associa tions or even in terms of Its in dividual members Mrs Ray mond the president said in her report to the Conference on August You must see it as a vast global network of small active voluntary groups of country women In literally this occasion Mrs Charles Russell London chairman of the executive committee presented her report listing new ACWW societ ies and contributing mem bers She the as blazing a trail in the field of international work Mrs treasurer gave the financial report stat ins that life members have been accepted of which Mrs Sayre is one of these Contribut ing membership has Increased by which Is a source of ACWW Income Opening Ceremonies In Convocation Hall Univers ity of Toronto on Friday after noon Aug the opening cere monies of the Seventh Triennial Conference were impressive and colorful Mrs Hugh Summers president of the Feder ated of Canada was chair man- Gerald Bales Toronto was countries carried by mem- communities around the world these local associations sale on the opening night as well are to Ik found These groups as many more we can not take arc the foundation of the ACW the space to name contributed their share because ihey are en- I of Ontario Junior Womens Institutes and clubs The official opening was given They are proud that Newmarket is known for its lovely gardens fine trees and properties want every citizen of New to be an active member ii the society Like the societys president Bill Fish they can visualize a society so active that there would be funds for the of the main thoroughfares in the community They can see the Water St bridge a glorious blaze bloom with flower boxes of petunias and other annuals fast ened to the top railings They have considered hanging- baskets such as the city of Vic toria uses They would like to see a decorated Main St during the Christmas season lights strung back and across the road from Water St to the north ern end of the business section Christmas trees and evergreen boughs fastened to poles and spaced at intervals along the load But such ideas require money and they need extra hands to help with the work It is be cause of their public at titude that they volunteer their time for trade fair activities Most of the merchants are members of the society Through the cooperation of the society and the merchants under the chairmanship of first Gene Mc Caffrey for two years then Bert Morrison last year and Charles Boyd this year the fair has be come the biggest venture of the district To them all and to the dozens of help ers go our congratulations No other communities such as Lindsay come to Newmarket to find out hOW a successful trade is run I a journey that took Mrs by Hon J minister around the world she Education for Ontario Greet- found hat the idea of working brought by J together to improve life for president of Ccrclcs homos and families in the Quebec in French does not change the pattern of local programs appre ciably from country to country The significance of the work of small branches and clubs is that they attack the worlds problems on their own doorsteps Three vital movements she said have stimulated the growth of the association Industrial Nation with Its resulting mech anization of agriculture and the extension of the magic power of electricity has released the country women to newer free doms to join groups and go to meetings she stated The movement for adult Is a persuasive force and has more than anything else raised the status and dignity of her job as a said Mrs referring to Canadas as one of the best examples of an adult education program at work The time Is rip she said Tor great effort to make our purposes real to stimulate inter est in the International aspects of rural life and development and million annually means to encourage the formation of that more people sit down new working for to the worlds dinner table every interests of country women month where this need has not been Agricultural reports indicate met She the of that the worlds food supply is becoming more rep- rising taster than its population resent of country women Production is increasing at a rate Eighty percent of the people of just over two percent while pop the less developed countries live illation is increasing at the land and most of the women of these countries are no vet reached or represented by the movement The can as the only organization consultative status In the Professor prin cipal of University College wel comed them on behalf of the University and President Sidney Smith Presidential Address In her presidential address Mrs Sayre said To bring peace to the world is a matter of deal ing with problems that have bread and butter meaning To produce food is to help produce peace It has become axiomatic that hunger and starvation are underlying causes of misery and unrest which bring war You who are here represent those who provide food for the worlds dinner tables Agricul ture has always been the symbol of the most peaceful of occupa tions Its labor creates life Its fruits renew life For the first time in mankinds history we have begun to find ways of meet ing the problem of hunger she said But to feed the people of the world is no small task The in crease in population is about basic permanent solution to world food needs is the in creasing application of science to all agricultural production and there are no areas where produc tion could not be raised appre ciably through simple improve ments in methods and equip ment The Canadian department of agriculture was represented by Howard director of ad ministrative services He spoke on the interest the federal gov ernment has in the ACWW Mrs Mrs Summers and Wmc Cardin were presented with native flowers from New Zealand by Miss Amy Kane a vice president of the executive Greetings were brought by presidents represent ing other countries Conference Party An afternoon tea was served in court yard of Hart House by the In the brilliant sun shine the splash of the colored costumes worn by the eastern delegates from Norway Finland Holland Wales Egypt Denmark along with the Indians of Canada drew admiration and interest Cameras flashed as groups of wo men were photographed time and again It was a happy throng of people chatting mingling and drinking tea iced drinks and eat ing sandwiches One of the most admired group was the Ontario juniors bearing the flags of the different countries KESWICK Mr and Mrs Herbert Gibson and family visited at the home of Miss and Mrs J Mr and Mrs Isaac are on a vacation trip with Miss Flor ence Mr and Mrs King were guests at the cottage of Mr and Mrs Angus King Mountain Mount Pleasant REVIEW Continued from Page to finance It would have been 5 percent and by paying cash percent was actually saved be cause of the fact that municipal ities operate on basis whereby certain monies are borrowed to meet current expenditures Inter est on the loan is percent An agreement has been made with Joe a marsh land de veloper on the townships second concession at the township line to continue with work on the township line to continue with work on the township road after Mr showed his good faith by proceeding with the construc tion alone to the extent of Meanwhile the department of highways had cut both east and north who were jointly to finance the cost by over in their road sub- sidles This meant that the con st ruction of the road into property might have to be delay ed Mr Pollock road superinten dent and Mr decide lo go to the department them selves and their plea on behalf of Mr was rewarded by the department making a conces sion and allowing enough money to these two municipalities to complete Hie road in order that Mr would not lose all his investment and also that the fut ure of the district would not he harmed Because it was not included In this years budget the depart- has announced that It can not help In any way hi regards to the widening and surfacing of the Metropolitan road from Jersey to Sutton a distance of over mile road when completed will relieve the fast traffic on the road al- lowing and through traffic to by this direct route to Jacksons Point and Sutton rather than by the Classified ads bring results Mr and Mrs M King spent the week with their family in Toronto We are glad to report that Mrs Jack Wright who has been quite ill for two weeks Is improving Master New market is holidaying with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Peel We are happy to learn that Mrs Perry Winch is slowly recover- in the Western hospital Miss Myrtle Lloyd is visiting Mrs Lloyd and Mrs Hopkins spent a week at the home of his uncle Alec NEWMARKET cent The present difficulty lies in the fact that the increase in I agriculture production is not evenly distributed In many an if to our needed if their people to have enough to eat I i i AIN WATER ST at MAIM PHONE 149S NEWMARKET as for half as much O A eased to announce the appointment of I High Street Barrio Onl Motorola products in the area A Motorola servicing facilities and merchandising aids i be available at all dealers through Torgis Automotive Ltd lead- ing automotive parts and accessories distributor who has 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