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3f r- and Oct mi P tr I CLOT 12 J through tile warmth of lfj gratltiiae of the their friends Is the One in Ontario to erect club 4gns at the entrances to town fras assisted with local funds and called upon to assist in vjffifi of canvasses the Business and Professional Womens club have done then well and willingly A- popular event in the spring snow In it idftfe local business is A theatre party replaces dinner meeting each yeif hefi the club charters a to attend a play in Toronto TOrbushout the year beginning the club on Monday of each month at the King George hotel New market pin Varied gtOTts guest speakers panel discussions International ftigf skits and are enjoy fee me bast three years the Bus- infeand Professional Women club has given a bursary to graduating stud- at rewmafket high school club is a member of the United association an delegates from the local organ ization attended a special UN Seminar New York this spring club has been represented at- provincial conferences and national and international con- mentions Last weekend a group of ten Newmarket members a provincial conference at Chateau highlands Since Its in when members were at he first mecinc the club has until this year there are members carry ing on the clubs busy program WORLD TRAVELLER SPENDS DAY WITH YORK HEALTH UNIT On Friday Oct Br David Johnson deputy director general of health and medical services Queensland Australia was a visitor at County Health Unit Johnson is on a world tour to study public health He was interested in the man ner in which public health ad ministration is carried out in York County Dr Johnson spent the day studying the rural ser vices of the local Health unit Ate feted Parties Education is a matter of pro vincial administration in Can ada- Many showers and presenta tions were held in honor of Mr and Mrs Donald prior to their marriage earlier this month Mrs Larigford is the former Carol Mrs Clarence Burling and Mrs Arthur Sheridan entertain ed at miscellaneous showers for the young couple when members of the Newmarket Citizens Band and orchestra with their wives were present from the north end of town were among the many guests Another shower was held at the home of the groom when relatives from both families at tended A pantry shower was held at Richrriond Hill relatives sad friends of Mrs fiangfords The bride was presented with a wrought iron coffee table and an end table Mrs Max Smith entertained at afternoon tea when a presenta tion of two place settings in crystal was made- A personal shower was held by Mrs Frank Hope and daughter Mary Jane Mrs Smith was tess to neighbors of for a linen shower and friends of the groom held a stag party the home of Mr Bruce Smith when a presentation was made Mr and Mrs Bernard Lee and ART CLUBf HOUSE DRAWR2WD Over attended the present ation of colored slides at the open meeting of the Newmarket Art club on Thursday Sept 30 Held in the basement of the town hall the meeting was chaired by William Parsons LABOR AND MANAGEMENT I president Continued from page Included in the two and a halt hour travelogue dinner and presented the couple with a cuckoo clock and a table lamp- A social hour was held in the church parlors Members of Grace church presented them with a blanket Canadian Hoffman Mach inery Co where both are em ployed presented Mr at the Toronto office with an elec tric tea kettle The Newmarket office presented them with a hostess chair and a magazine family entertained at a rack were scenes taken by Mrs J Bowman on her trip from Newmarket through Indiana to Florida and others taken during her visit to the Shakespearian festival at Miss Jean showed colored slides of the lo cal district There were scenes of Lake and some winter views of the buck concession roads It I showed slides taken during bis trip to the Par ry Sound district and others ho had taken of the local art dhow Each member of the Art club who presented slides a commentary as well vast area north of still hi largely unexplored of an industry that tie should expect continuity of service in the years that for him To be fired at a time of life when his chances of securing other employment at commen surate rates of pay are practical ly nil is a tragedy that not only affects himself but his depend ent also Trade Unions have working conditions in many di rections Not more so than in protecting continuity of service sj that it is incumbent upon any employer that he shall provide a reasonable reason for the firing cannot ha disputed But such excesses have occurred the public judgment has them In the longrange view nothing can stand against collec tive public judgment No trade union that embarks upon unrea sonable demands can long with stand the force of an opposing public judgment In the economic of to- I day trade unions are able Without means of approach and discussion with managements chaos would fol low Mass employment has be come too concentrated for indi vidual arrangements as between employers and employed In the smaller Industries a reason can be shown the employees trade union stands behind him The Public Judgment That trade unions have from lime to time indulged in excesses of employees If no such trade union can protect the worker from the caprices of that type of employer who takes a notion that he tan make money more quickly by unloading him self of older employees and re placing them with cheap labor COMMON HOUND Continued from page a silver grey curtain for alas the rain was coming down with such force that it was a curtain We tried to see the many interesting places pointed out to us the home of Marie Dressier the portable home kept by the give vacations to under privileged children and old folk Then we saw the immense Government Depot massively guarded by steel wire waits and looking what it was menacing and in a strange comforting speaking as it docs of prepared ness Opposite were the homes of its guardians Then we to the General Electric plant reached through a deluge There we were welcomed by the gen eral manager and consigned in groups to be shepherded by the personnel manager Mr Powers He told us that they were con centrating on plastics and if any one had told me that plastics readied via the cay he showed us I would branded him a good prevaricator arrival in the form of crystals its shaping nit that looked like choc olate- bars its gradual evolution into the thing of use and beauty are amazing The huge machines in many cases operated by girls turn out the dainty articles we saw We found that pulverised stones wore used in polishing we saw long plastic pipes that can resist heat and cold but not hoi water ami we saw the iron and kettle handles that use every day emerging from huge much- We saw their board room and hospital were introduced to their nurses and saw the store where employees can buy at cost many useful products were each presented with a charming re membrance in the sEiape of a plas tic box and left the plant that we were enriched by new knowledge of plastics and the way many of our own sex earn their living amid the heat noise varied smells a great fac tory We then drove to the Orange formerly a Congregational church where the WI meets we many fellow mem of our sister institutes en joyed community singing heard a charming young soloist and a short talk by the Mayor and the president I had the pleasure of replying and then we Were treated to a most delicious refection We then sought our fens finding to our delight that the rain had ceased and we could shopping I found two birds to add to my collection and seeing a nice piece of fish tempted to buy it slipped away for a good wrapper The clerk did her best but my raincoat and a few odds nd ends acquired a very fishy smell by the time I reached home We stopped and had supper at a hotel there then drove through the quiet twilight sometimes in sight of lake tario forever now linked with ih of Marilyn Bell then lighted homes where lives site being lived which 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