1 Fi fit Era Amity FA ft ART CLUB ARRANGES PROGRAM FOR FEB I The programs for the month of February have been arranged for the weekly meeting of the Newmarket Art club The group meets in the basement of the Newmarket town hail each Thurs day at pm Anyone in the community who is interesting in painting is invited to join the group Tonight the business meeting of the club wilt be- held There will be a criticism of the paint ings done by the members dur ing January Next week on Feb there fcJtTE J- will be figure demonstration and lecture by the clubs presi dent William Parsons who will use a live model The model will bo Miss Marilyn Gilroy The public is welcome at this meet ing On Thursday Feb the members will paint with oils The model that night will be Miss Rosemary Johns and the study will be of a ballerina The final meeting of the month on Feb will sec the continuation of this work Public education in Canada is under the jurisdiction of the provinces need- DRY GOODS Draperies Venetian blinds Slip covers Bedspreads Custom made Free estimates fife Jit LADIES Aft Donations of babys clothing are to be brought to the meeting of the Junior Indies Aid Chris tian Baptist church Newmarket at the home of Mrs William J Robinson Queen St Bast on Feb ft pm clothing will be forwarded to the Canadian Save the Children fund APPOINTED ASSIST TREAS FOR COUNTY A Newmarket resident Miss Audrey has been appoint ed the assistant treasurer of the county She will assist J Smith the clerk treasurer Miss who had been with the county for years had re tired over seven years ago to be at home with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Lundy She had worked in the treasury depart ment With the formation of the new county of York Miss was approached to consider the posi tion of assistant treasurer 2 feel it was a great honor said Miss and I was delighted to accept We expect to move our offices to Newmarket by March Mr Audreys father is a former warden county Womans World By Caroline Ion A proposed change iri the We could shop at another time Newmarket store hours has been as easily and it would give the a topic of conversation among merchants arid their clerks a both rural and urban women in longer weekend There is no the district The announcement reason why the stores couldnt of the changeover was made in be closed at noon on Saturday Inst weeks paper when some at least during the summer the until pm The to it would be easier for go into effect on Friday Feb the Main St merchant to obtain Last week a news story in the help if the working hours were Era and the I changed ST PAULS The Evening branch of the A St Pauls Anglican church Newmarket met on Monday Feb when plans were made for the corning visit of Canon Davis Members of the various Womens auxiliaries in the Deanery wilt be invited to hear Cation Davis when he addresses the Newmarket group on March His topic will be Canadian Missions GUIDE A training school for leaders in guide and brownie work will proposed chang Dairy Farmer discussed his ideas on the sub ject in Top Six Inches So Why should the stores have to keep open on a Saturday night for our convenience when wo s v k1 ll I 1 v v cV fe t extending it j wJ i I I I It Sit Off I BPIS FIRST QUALITY NYLONS PAIR Every Day TOWELS 99 a pair we decided to contact some shop at another time she men of the district to hear their continued I dont think it opinions on the subject The would be a hardship for the group approached included both rural families There probably farm arid town and isnt one farm in which hasnt a car and transportation Without an exception their 4 now compared to the immediate reaction was that the I was a girl on a farm proposed change in store hours members from the would not them person- family are in and out of town ally as they didnt shop a- several times a week They for and drawers for S aJ PRINTSiVipi OF PAHERNS 37c A YARD fciW i S FOR JffSt WATCH FOR OUR CENT TABLE REG 495 SALE 395 WHITE FLANNELETTE FIRST QUALITY 29c A YARD 3 yj ri- TV hs riilJtfrv f THE BWtOMMfflEUl j Saturday night except in an em ergency Said one farm wife who worked in sipre before her marriage ivd always felt that if couldnt get my shop ping done before Saturday night we could do without I I felt when someone came in at the last minute oh a Saturday night to the weeks shopping all in adapting oneself to the change Mother rural wife fiiei social aspect of the visit to town on a Satur day night has been ah topbrt- ant part of rural life Once the change is made to Friday I think the their fam ilies will if as their night in the same sense that Saturday was least per cent of farm women are able to and so are on their husbands drive into town to shop said another farm 1 do the shopping through week and have for some time But for those who dont drive it will be an inconvenience The farmer doesnt like to break his work week rjj We agree with Dairy Far mer she continued During the summer months the men are working late wouldnt want to stop to go into town on Friday night and have to starti back at haying or other jobs on Saturday It has been a habit for some time for many rural families to go into town on a Saturday night It is the end of the week and the lime relaxation But if it comes to they will do it It will just take time Its long overdue was the opinion of a Newmarket rest- dent She said that she did not shop on Saturday nights but certainly would shop on Friday nights if the stores were open then Ive wondered why New market merchants havent tried it before It works in and in other Anything that contributes to the pleasure of working people should be considered sold an other Newmarket housewife could shop on Friday night is easily as on Saturday and Im certain we in town can do it Anyone interested in attend ing the school is requested to contact Mrs Nelson phone for further particulars Ex penses for transportation dinner and registration will be paid by the Guide Local Association wellbaby CLINIC m will be carried out at the next wellbaby clinic of the York County Health Unit on Friday Feb The clinics which axe sponsored by the Newmarket Institute held on the last Friday of each month for infants and pre school age children Members of the Institute are the volunteer workers at the clinic News of the WI News for this column must be in the office Monday night Copy must be written as briefly as possible and confined to news and reports CKher than routine reports and will be printed separately iS appreciation for the Christmas parcels to the shutins and aged were District officers have requested that all branch reports be in by the last of February Mrs Walsh reported on Blue Gross and requests that each member bring her payment to the next meeting A public speaking contest and short courses are to be dropped for this year Dawsons Spring Fashion show from Newmarket will be held in the Community hall later and proceeds are to be donated for the newly installed washrooms in the hall The I will provide wastepaper bas kets and towel- rails The Singer Sewing Centre from Newmarket will give a demon stration at the February meeting A card party will be sponsored by on February 4 in the Community hall with proceeds going to the Sick Childrens hos pital VT I and Martin were in charge of the pro gram Mrs introduc ed a representative of the Drug Co who gave an interesting talk on cosmetics RED CROSS On Wednesday afternoon Jan the Misses and Robert son Newmarket entertained Mr and Mrs P Mr A Kay Hod Cross campaign man ager and the Red Cross five Mr gave an excellent report of the campaign meeting he bad attended in Toronto on Wednesday Jan 20 at the home of Mrs Frank The motto was A backward glance may encourage forward strides v This roll call was History of your home or farm for the book Mrs Thompson convener of histori cal research gave a paper on the province of Ontario At the conclusion of the pro gram a social halfhour was en joyed- The branch voted in favor of sending the president Mrs A to the conference in May and at their meeting on Wednesday at the home of Mrs Leo Blackburn Baskets for the fruit for sick and shutins are to be purchased for future use Mrs C Walton hod a wool blanket on display that she is donating to sell tickets on for her group Guessing the buttons contest was won by Mrs Current events were given by Mrs Mrs Gene gave a paper en titled Do you know a good egg The next meeting was announced for Thursday even ing Feb at the home of Mrs Roy The Keswick branch will meet in the community centre on Feb at a pm motto It Is more blessed to give than to re ceivo will be answered by Mrs Winston The program agriculture and industry is to be in charge of Mrs Cam- Roll call shower of candy for the county home Hostesses will be Mrs Cunningham and Mrs Harold Pollard and press classifieds The February meeting of the Orchard branch has been cancelled The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Howard The Mount Albert branch held January meeting at the com munity hall with an attendance of over The president Mrs Silver was in the chair After the opening exorcises several vS V mm t5 fe wevwi J ff3 ri it w fry i J fcw at N Ml v J iji S ffie i3iy- fAfnf K- fii J i i- fctiS vTifii The February meeting of Mount Albert branch will be held on Thursday Feb at the home Mrs Steeper Roll call How I spend my leisure hours program conveners Mrs Brbderick and Mrs There will be a demonstration by the Singer Sewing Machine The Library Board are thrill ed with the splendid response to help with their baking sale and the proceeds which are The Blue Cross comes due this month and you may take it to Mrs Walsh oh Wednesday Feb afternoon or evening and also Thursday Feb at the I meeting lit the afternoon and evening at her home Mrs J Zephyr spent the weekend at the home of Mrs Miss Bertha went to Parry Sound on Friday to visit her brother Mr Root Hirmon who is The funeral service for the late Mrs Graham was held in the chapel on Saturday afternoon withburialIh i Mr and Mrs Doug Price To ronto spent the weekend at the home of his patents Mir and Mrs Price Air Joh Arnold went to Han over for the Weekend to visit his nephew Stokes The Womans loh fit the United held their January meeting at the home of Mrs St Wednesday evening Sixteen ladies were present and the how president Mrs Brooks was In the chair committee appointed program Mrs Mrs Mrs Olivoft Mf3 fe Mrs Mrs Mrs Chippie Mrs Mi Brooks Mrs Halo Mrs King ftfou Mor- ten Mrs J it Mrs Mrs Campbell Mrs r An J Mrs Jfecfc City was a guest Sum hall branch She outlined highlights of the provincial conference and told something of the historical research conference ffi vi -r- v Jlfc v i i CALL a v -S- V was srfi JO rf A i- V 9tf 5 to all 4V fiii s PLENTIFUL SUPPLY OF T St Newmarket Phone Newmarket south of Eagle St stoplight J iTOtS NOTE CHANGE Of ADDRESS SERVICE SALES SUPPLIES FLOOR POLISHERS CLEANERS MANAGER It HAMILTON ST NEWMARKET TEL A E TRIPLiSfiMf hJjV- i 7S r i 1 i I ffi i i t3i Car owl youre 0My 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