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I 1 w rjJ fi The Era NewmarketAurora Out Wed Sept Institute Rally Urges Criminal Code Changes Queensville Members Visit WI Neighbors Church of the S This Centennial Year and Expo has brought to our minds that we live in a changing world Id so many areas of life we have seen fantastic change in the area of trans portation we changed from the horse and buggies to supersonic jets travelling in excess of miles per hour with plans in progress and having made trials of planes that can exceed 1 miles per hour In the area of home equipment we have moved from the drudgery of hand washing machines that required hours of toil to modern equipment that can wash and dry clothes without being removed from the machine Medical science has made tremendous strides with the discovery of antiboties and penecDin and the technique of open heart surgery which seemed impossible a half a century ago Change has brought advancement and in some areas the new has been so much better than the old But change for the sake of change is not necessarily beneficial To decide to change just so we say we are up to date is of no advantage The progress of our nation has been due to some basic factors in the life of its people The reason our nation has become great is a result of these- Other nations have risen and fallen Conrad said that any nation without God was doomed We have made progress in some areas but have retro gressed in others Crime is at an alltime high with a per centage increase each year Riots in our world have reached peak proportions Homes that have been made available for unwed mothers are jammed full We need to make pro gress in these areas How can we do it One of basic factors on which our country was established was a strong faith in and adherence to the Bible as the inspired word of God Christianity had a predominate place in the life of our forefathers The thou sands of little churches dotting our countryside speak of the importance of worship in previous generations In many homes and families worship is relegated to he past and the modern concept of the church is a place for infant dedication or baptism a place for weddings Man fundamentally has not changed and the purpose for which Jesus Christ died on Calvary is not out moaed Some sceptics in our day have questioned all the funda mentals of our faith Recently R PhD Chemist and Executive of the Pont Corporation said There has been a stepped up attack on the credulity of our basic Christian beliefs Most criticized arc the concepts concerning the specific crea tion of man the great flood the miracles of the Bible the Virgin Birth the inspiration of the Holy Bible the power of faith and prayer the immortality of the soul and the very existence of God I am convinced that new know ledge in many cases supports these basic beliefs rather than weakening them Jesus was able to meet the need of the people of the day of His earthly ministry and can meet our need in this day VANDORF The York County Rally of Womens In stitute members was held at Vandorf Hall on Sept 7 with attending Tne county rally delegates endorsed a brief from York Centre District which urged amendments to the Criminal Code to deal with battered babies Those failing to report assaults should be con sidered accessories to the crime it said and the full protection of the law afforded informants Also contained in the brief were recommendations that breakdown of marriage be considered grounds for di vorce Job retraining centres for older women it urged should be located in places other than large cities and all provincial programs should be standardized Highly regarded by many of the women was a resolution from the King branch that members of the WI give edu cation for peace a higher priority in their study groups It recommended that the In stitute Home Country contain suggestions for read ings and projects In order to stimulate public opinion in the cause of peace The brief will be sent to the Ontario body for forward ing to the Royal Commission on the status of women Chairman of the Committee which prepared the brief was Mrs George Richardson Vandorf Mrs Kellam the representative on the York County Childrens Aid Society reported on that groups activ ities which include institution of volunteer driver services The has donated over baby layettes and knitting to the Society during the year The Anna P Lewis Scholar ship of was presented to Linda Miller of Nashville who has completed 14 projects in work She Is taking a twoyear course at the To ronto General Hospital and Dr Robert Henderson VS and Mrs Henderson shown following their marriage at SharonHope United Church Mrs Henderson was the former Linda daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton of Sharon and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs George Henderson also of Sharon Photo by Smith Studio will graduate as a lab tech nician Mrs Norman Payne Provincial Board member made the presentation Mrs John Gatenby County Home Economist spoke of fall projects in and WI work Working with Wool for girls and Dress making with a Difference for members Guests enjoyed a singsong led by Mrs Davis and Mrs Kearney as well as two skits by the and Ber wick Prizes were given out to the oldest member present Mrs Griffin who was also prizes were given for the member having a birthday close to Rally day and two members received prizes for celebrating Wedding anniver saries SepL The retiring Chairman of the Rally Mrs Ross Armitage was presented with a gift by Mrs Payne who also con ducted the election of offi cers for the coming year as follows Officers Past president- Mrs New market President Mrs Percy Brown Sutton West Ont Presidents of the Yorks MEET ME AT THE FAIR I m l EM tit Forgive me If my mnnnor superior but you see I Im a of the family Butte Knit the knits with Look The boss wo dont show much profit wo answer too many needs and live much loo long So be prepared for an enduring friendship when you meet mo at the Fashion that Is Really my dear for llutte Khll piece worsted double knit by Country Club Main Newmarket will be Vice North Mrs Boyd Newmarket Centre York- Mrs Austin Rumble King City West YorkMrs J Kellam Nashville East York Mrs Gormley SectyTreas Miss Violet Micks Auditors Mrs Irwin Rose Mrs Ham ilton Childrens Aid Representative Mrs Kellam Weston A reading was given by Mrs Eves of York North en titled Kindness with court esies by Mrs of East York QUEENSVILLE Six mem bers of Branch Womens Institute Mrs Ron ald Sennett Mrs Stan Mrs Sydney Thompson airs Ross Chapman Mrs Angus Smith and Mrs Poster were guests of Union Street Institute on Thursday night when Slides were shown of the farthest outpost in North West Territories with a De velopment of a Womens In stitute Branch set up by Miss Florence Eddie a former Home Economist of York County at Reindeer Station in 1964 Commentary was by Mrs Thomas Swanson Mrs Ay I ward and Mrs G Pearson attended an Exec utive meeting of Canadian National Institute for the Blind in Newmarket on Thurs day night Sept Cam paign will start October 1 Mrs A Sauder of Leth- Alberta Mr and Mrs Joe of Scarboro and Mrs Stevenson of Willowdale were guests of Mrs Ayl- ward last Saturday afternoon Mr has re turned home after three weeks stay in York County Hospital Mrs A Johnson and Mrs R McFarlane attended the Training School in New market Sept and 14 The Project for will be Work ing with Wool ON TV SHOW NEWMARKET Mania Charming and Deborah Aylwin of East GwUllmbury Heights pupils of the Margarette School of Dancing appeared on Tiny Talent Time on Chan nel Sunday presenting tap dance routines WE BUY FURNITURE By the house full BRICES BARGAIN BARM PLAN TO BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY TO THE CENTENNIAL CHICKEN AND BAKE SALE AT 1ST PAULS CHURCH Cor Church Sts NEWMARKET THURSDAY SEPT28th PM SI for Vl Barbecued Phone weekday mornings for Tickets TAKEOUT ORDERS ACCEPTED Let The People KESWICK UNITED CHURCH welcomes you am Morning Services Minister Rev Chas Milton Organist Miss June Choir Director Mr Fred 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