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The Common Isabel Inglis Colville OF VARIOUS THINGS Id like to say first that I hope those interested in a real musical background for a growing New market will give full support when the canvassers for the Newmarket Branch of the Can adian Concert Association ap proach them These concerts give our citi zens a rare opportunity to en courage Canadian talent without going out of town to do so In the past these concerts have of such a calibre that they have the laid the foundation for a lasting membership But now that Green Acres has opened the doors of her fine auditorium to us there is room for yet more members It will be a fine com mentary on Newmarkets music lovers every seat is filled Adjudicators Then according to a pleasant tradition In our families Mr and Mrs Elgin called to take us to the CNE and while the world was waiting for the sun rise we started off in great glee had not been well but was feeling better and as the day was perfect all seemed wonder ful We left home in that soft grey Indescribable light that precedes the sunrise when even familiar things arc endowed with a strange glamor But even pleasant drives have an end and we parked under the trees near the band shell and after breakfast went to see the flowers As usual they were very beautiful especially the dahlias and gladioli The ar rangements always intrigue me The grandmothers cottage with Red Hood and the wolf was delightful Never have I seen such Afri can violets But to look at African violets flaunting their bloom always makes me mad It recalls too vividly my plants which if they- do well for a while suddenly retire from business and look at me with blank faces Leaving the flowers Archie and I did what we have often intended to do but never did we went to hear the for girls under The auditorium was of good size with rod drapes and a good stage and a fine grand piano The first tow children we heard were evidently the pupils of one teacher The young man who acted as their accompanist was an adequate but not an in spiring one and the children looking charming in their dainty frocks sang sweetly but at the end of hearing six or seven we knew as much aboutthc song as before they began No expres sion in face or voice and poor articulation I Pills A as ma in free Round Then followed a pupil of Harris Aurora Even if we had not seen him accompany her we would have known his style The child sang with expression both In face and voice and attitude We found out what the song was about Then there were others some accompanied by a teacher and others by a professional accom panist With only one exception the children who had this woman to accompany them had a distinct advantage She even seemed to anticipate their moods But what we waited for with the greatest curiousity was the ad- findings He was an excellent critic A sense of humor took the sting out of some pretty pungent criti cisms He showed them how of them sounded He said here you have only one verse but it was supposed to tell a story It was a cute little story but only in a few cases did we get it They had not learned that if you smile a smile will get into your voice and that if you bend toward your audience they will be en rapport with you at once and enjoy what you have to tell We had to leave as the adjudi cator came to an end but I think Mr Harris pupil came first I returned alone after lunch when children under 13 were on Now they had four verses to tell their story but the adjudicator said that many of them failed as completely with four as with one I think a little lame girl who was charming to look at and listen to got first but by this time I was so ill I could only get back to the car and lie down till we could get together and I brought home to go to bed with a very unpleasant form of flu MRS H CUPPAGE HEADS Mrs Harry was In stalled as president of the New market OptiMrs club when the first dinner meeting of the sea son was held at Country Acres on Monday Sept Mrs Jack Hamilton a past president con ducted the installation ceremony The club sent four girls to summer camp Mrs Donald Men ard reported All expenses were paid by the OptiMrs A dona tion was approved for the Op timist club for a typewriter A new constitution was adopt ed by the Newmarket club on Monday night The same con stitution has been approved by more than Clubs in District The first project of the season will be a rummage sale in Oct ober A draw on an fry pan will be held in December Those elected to office for this year are president Mrs Cup- page vice president Mrs Jack Cox secretary Mrs Ray Smith treasurer Mrs Menard com mittee chairman social Mrs Al Wilson entertainment and pro gram Mrs Ted Abel and pub licity and bulletin Mrs Donald Warner ATISFACTION Is Main St Newmarket CHANGE OF LIFE HOT FLUSHES Why suffer from hoi fliuhc tension irritability weak new of appetite ami simple anemia during change of life Remember in Clink Teats the majority of women enjoyed relirf with New Formula Tablet or Compound Most likely you will be helped too So we offer DAYS mil TRIATMINT you r not get our for as directed can our you do not striking relief send us the empty carton tot cheerful refund of your money Wo bare thousands of testimon on file from satisfied users Join them today Try our safe plan Get our w Formula ablets with added tonic iron Compound with Vitamin HI ftCQBOUajO ONTARIO Horticultural Society Plans First Meeting Lawns and fall cuttings for house plants will be the sub jects discussed at he first meeting of the Newmarket Horticultural society for this sea son The group will meet in the Public Library on Wednesday Sept 20 at pm speaker will be Bull Kim Gardens Oak Mr Hull a graduate of OAC will outline correct care of lawns and the proper method of starting a new lawn He will discuss plants and cuttings to he taken indoors for winter house plants Anyone interested in garden ing is invited to attend A spec ial invitation is extended to owners of new homes or anyone with a horticultural problem NEWMARKET SOCIAL NEWS TOMORROWS DINNER Minestrone Roast Beef and Cheese Salad Plates Potato Salad and Green Bean Bowl Salad Plum Compote Ginger Cream Drop Cookies Coffee or Tea Milk sour cream with vine gar tsp sugar salt and tsp white pepper Toss Into the beans Ifeap in a bowl Ginger Cream Drop Cookies Melt shortening Beat In 1 c dark brown suger 1 molasses beaten egg and dairy sour cream Sift ground clove W ground cinnamon tsp salt and 2 baking soda with 2 alreadysifted enriched flour Add to the first mixture Then stir c additional sift ed enriched flour Cover refri gerate hr Drop bv heaping teaspoons on oiled large pans or cookie sheets Dust with granulated sugar Bake mtn in a moderate oven 350375 deg MUSTARDHORSERADISH FRENCH DRESSING FROM THE CHEF Blend French dressing Unto 2 table mustard and Mrs Mildred Shropshire and daughter Lorraine have returned home after visiting her daughter Mrs William and Mr Sturgess Dartmouth Mr and son Gar ry of Medicine Hat Alberta vi- structor at h swimming pool this summer The reunion was held on Sunday Sept at Park There were about in attendance from Toronto Brampton Elm vale sited their cousin Mrs La- Willowdale Stouffville Aurora Page The Newmarket Era and press Thursday Sept e All measurements are level recipes proportioned to serve four to six Roast Beef and Cheese Salad Plates Arrange a tossed salad of crisp water cress and mustard leaves or chicory on six dinner plates Alongside lay alternate slices of cold roast beef and sharp Cheddar cheese Spoon mustardhorseradish French dressing into lettuce cups as a garnish Green Bean Bowl Salad Cook 1 lb green beans tips removed until tender in salted water Drain and cool Add 1 fineshredded medium tbsp each mayonnaise and mild onion Blend c prepared horseradish on Thursday Mr and Mrs Glen Reynolds of Peterboro visited Rev and Mrs C Reynolds on Sunday David Purcell Newmarket Jack MacPherson Tom Kurtz of Mount Albert left on Sunday to attend Queens University this year David was head in- Birthday Club ITS A Womans World By CAROLINE ION Birthday wishes this week to are extended After holidays that stretched for six wonderfully relaxing weeks the effort necessary to get back to work is almost too much In fact we didnt make it last week so this is the first column of the fall season What this country needs Is not a cheap cigar or a good fivecent cup of coffee but more summer It could last another two months with no complaints from this quarter The reports that holidays are stimulating that they renew your enthusiasm and energies so that you return with zest to your job are not accurate That might be correct if they only lasted days or two weeks A longer period just establishes the habit of laziness Gone is all liking for the rush of urban living Why reenter the ulcerproducing race against time that was the schedule last spring Breakfast at is so much more sensible than this am rising Weve delayed the return to organized community activities as long as possible There is no further escape Meetings loom On the horizon and they must be attended But one planned for week promises to be unusual ly interesting one It should serve to put women of the dis trict in the mood for commun ity work once again Country Women A special open meeting was held last week in the Trinity United church hall by the New market Womens Institute All women of the area were invited to attend to hear a firsthand account of the Triennial confer ence of the Associated Country Women of the World that was held this summer in Columbo Ceylon Guest speaker was Mrs W who i a regional vice president of the Federated Womens Institutes of Ontario Mrs a person who is wellknown in WI circles for her warm friendliness and informal manner was one of the five official delegates from Ont ario to attend the conference Others went from this prov ince in a party headed by Mrs G Gordon Maynard Mrs is provincial sec retarytreasurer of the The Ontario members left Canada on June 14 and returned home on August 28 after having completed a trip around the world Their tour included stops at San Francisco Honolulu Fiji New Zealand Australia Singa pore the convention in Ceylon India Pakistan Lebanon the Holy Land Greece Italy Ger many France and the British Isles In her talk to Newmarket and district women Mrs Lemay gave reports on the highlights of her trip as well as her of the conference in Ceylon Mrs was accompanied by Mayor Wanda Miller Graven- hurst Mayor Miller has a week ly program over CFOR lia ALEXANDER MUIR HOME AND SCHOOL BEGINS PROGRAM A GetAcquainted evening is being planned by Alexander Home and School associa tion when parents and teachers will have an opportunity to meet at the school on Tuesday Sept 24 at pm Three pieces of equipment purchased by the Home and School from the proceeds of the Annual Family Fun Fair will be presented to the school They are a record player an electric kettle and a film strip projector The annual meeting and elec tion of officers will be held Mrs W A Hurst will present a re port of the nominating commit tee Light refreshments will be served SKTS RECORD A record for size was set at York County hospital on Sep- when Mrs Tom Baker gave birth to a daughter Sandra Lee Baker Sandra came bounc ing into the century weigh ing pounds nine ounces Hos pital authorities believe this birth to be a record for York County hospital EVENING WA HOLDS PANEL DISCUSSION A panel discussion was held at the first fall meeting of the Evening WA Trinity United church on Monday Sept Mrs Gladstone presided and opened the meeting with a poem The devotional period was con ducted by Mrs Charles Boyd and Mrs A Gath Mrs Atkin son was pianist Eleven members formed tin- pane which reviewed the book How to be an Effective Church Woman They discussed the pros and cons of freewill dona tions as a means of raising money for the church A live ly general discussion period fol lowed the panels presentations There will bo a phantom apron sale at the October meeting Tin- Evening WA will assist with the At Home which will be held at the parsonage on Tuesday Sept from 3 to 5 pm The successful meeting closed with the serving of refreshments Members of the executive were hostesses Randy M Sheridan K Newmarket 3 years old on Fri day Sept Sharon Elizabeth Sharon years old on Saturday Sept Beverley Irwin Mount Albert years old on Saturday Sept Randall and Rosemarie year old on Satur day Sept Dlanne Fletcher Newmarket years old on Sunday Sept Dike 3 New market years old on Sunday Sept 15 Catherine Ann Aurora 12 years old on Monday Sept Carol John Sytcma R Newmarket 10 years old on Tuesday Sept 17 Susan Manners Newmarket years old on Tuesday Sept Shi la Yvonne K Newmarket years old on Wednesday Sept Aurora years old on Wednesday Sept Send in your name address age and become a member of the Newmarket Era and Express Girl Guide Leaders Needed In Newmarket An urgent appeal for trained Girl Guide leaders has been made this week by District Com missioner Mrs Hayes Anyone interested in assisting with the work is requested to contact her 59155 We are swamped with teen age girls who want to become Girl Guides said Mrs Hayes Last week more than girls were present for the Guide meet ing This is far loo many for one company but we must have a trained leader to form a sec ond We feel then must be form er Guides or Guiders newcomers to the town who will come for ward and volunteer their help continued Mrs Hayes It would be a great pity to disappoint the girls We must keep faith in Guiding she added The First Newmarket Guide company meets each Thursday night in the Scout Hall at pm Stayner and Newmar ket Mr and Mrs have returned from a trip to the Maritime provinces having at tended the 85rd annual meeting of the Supreme Council of Scot tish Rite Masons 33rd Degree at Halifax NS Three Newmarket girls have chosen nursing as their profes sions and have entered schools of nursing this month They are Miss Helen McCabe Toron to General hospital Miss Sinclair Toronto Western hospi tal and Miss Maureen West St Michaels hospital Miss Ruth Mount Albert who also attended the Newmarket high school has entered St Josephs hospital A presentation was mode to Mrs Jack by the members of the Evening of St Pauls Anglican church on Monday night Mr has taken a position with Ford Motor Co Detroit Mr and Mrs and children wilt make their home in Detroit Guest night was held by the Business and Professional Wo mens club on Monday night when members invited guests to the opening dinner meeting of the season The Newmarket Drug Stores NEW SUNDAY and HOLIDAY HOURS For several years on Sundays and Holidays we have had a druggist on call duty alternately to take care of your prescriptions and emergency needs However beginning Sunday Sept 22nd one drug store will be OPEN in turn for your convenience SUNDAYS HOLIDAYS from 5 pm Watch Business Professional Services column in this paper each week for Store store open ATKINSON DRUGS THE BEST DRUG STORE HARVEY LANES PHARMACY DIAL TW 52331 FOR CLASSIFIEDS FALL ENROLMENT FOR FIGURE SKATING WITH THE NEWMARKET FIGURE SKATING CLUB THURSDAY and FRIDAY RUMMAGE A rummage sale will bo held in the basement of St Pauls Parish Hall St oh Thursday Sept pm The is sponsored by the Evening branch SEPTEMBER pm TO AND THE MEMORIAL ARENA Space contributed in the service of t e com munity by John Limited UP TO 00 OK A NEW CHESTERFIELD SUITE DURING Every Kroehler suite has been drastically reduced for this Once a year sale included are KroeWer I I Sleep or Lounge bed chesterfield suites PAY Over 30 NEW KROEHLER suites in STOCK Choose YOURS in green red coral toast etc LTD 30 MAIN STREET NEWMARKET FREE DELIVERY PHONE TW562B1