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education of the physi cal but the education through the physical said Mr Most urban people dont work physically They are no longer doing an honest days work In the last war it was a tremen dous shock to realize that per cent of the young men who en listed in the armed forces were unsuitable because of imperfect health As well muscle endurance coordination and mental stabil ity are developed through physi cal education It develops good health habits motor skills and develops a love of physical re creation In physical play we have a natural medium wherein the child has a real motivation and so it is possible to teach such in tangibles honesty fair play and dependability through physical education To teach our young people to be generous in winning and graceful in losing is the aim of physical education teachers Mr was addressing the annual meeting of the York- Simcoe Home and School coun cil at John Madsens Folk school Cherry Hill Farm when he was advocating the inclusion of physical education in the cur riculum of the elementary pub lic schools is not compuls ory in the Ontario elementary By Caroline Ion schools Mr was stating that it is not necessary to acquire ex pensive equipment and facilities He said that three things were needed for a good physical edu cation program in any school teachers equipment and facili ties but the greatest of these is teachers In two films which were shown of in rural schools both in and out of doors this theory was shown in practice Using such inexpensive items as balls bean bags skipping rapes old tires and sticks the children in these country schools present ed a wellrounded program of physical education under the di rection of their regular teacher Mr said that in some sections of Ontario school boards and Home and School associa tions were paying towards the teachers tuition for a sum mer course at Univer sity in physical education On the program that evening was a demonstration of folk dancing by a group of dancers from the John Folk school Dressed in Danish cos tumes these dancers adults liv ing in the neighborhood of and others from To ronto performed many interest ing and complicated European folk dances The group from Newmarket came away wishing that similar facilities could be made avail able to local residents They carried with them the enthusi asm of Mr for physical education and the love of physi cal recreation displayed by the dancers It will be interesting to see if the enthusiasm is con tagious Mr and Mrs Nelson Ion Ham- llton celebrated their golden wedding anlversary on Sunday May 10 A family party was held at the home of their soninlaw and daughter Mr and Mrs John and family Present were their four sons Norman Jack and Harry Ham- and Nelson Newmarket with their wives and families I m PAROCHIAL The Parochial guild St Pauls Anglican church Newmarket will hold the closing meeting of the season at the home of the president Mrs George Andrew St on Tuesday May 19 pm The May 5 meeting was held at the home of Mrs Ernest Mrs Cuppage presided and con ducted the devotional period The group worked on aprons for the evening At the close of the work period a social halfhour was en joyed Refreshments were serv ed BOB An important meeting of of ficers directors and committee chairmen of the Horticultural society will be held in the committee room town on Tuesday May are requested to have reports ready for presentation on their activities and years pro gram A full attendance is re quested HOSPITAL OPEN HOUSE The annual Open House at York County hospital will be held on Friday May 22 There will be conducted tours of the hospital and tea will be served in the Nurses Residence by the Hospital Womens auxiliary from to 5 pm Local residents and those living In the surround ing districts are Invited to visit the hospital and inspect its I during Open House you irritable tundown nervous upset you need a Spring Tonic Dont just long for relief get NERVE use Newmarket Social News Ivan Meredith Erie Penn spent the weekend with his uncle and aunt Rev and Mrs Meredith Mr and Mrs George Mrs Fred Penrose and Mrs Harper Price attended the fu neral services held for Mrs Charles Churchill in St Cath arines on Monday Mrs- Calvin Davis visited her sister Mrs Roy Boyd To ronto on Sunday Mr and Mrs Kenneth Johns and Douglas Weston spent Mo thers Day with their parents Mr and Mrs A F Johns and Mr and Mrs Frank Mr and Mrs and family visited on Mothers Day with Mrs Thomas Prince Bradford Mr and Mrs Ronald Watt and family have moved to To ronto where they plan to make their home Mr and Mrs Wilfred Oliver held a christening tea on Sun day for their son John Douglas There were 32 present from Sha ron Toronto Weston ville and town Mr and Mrs James Paris Toronto were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Patterson Mr and Mrs Carmen Wayne and spent Mothers Day with Mr and Mrs John Wrightman Mr and Mrs Stewart Dow and Wayne spent Mothers Day with Mr and Mrs Fred Dow Mrs Mathews returned home on Friday after spending three months in Miss Kathleen Mathews To ronto spent the Mothers Day weekend at home Mr and Mrs F Cook visited for a few days this week in Trenton at the home of and Mrs J- M and family Mr and Mrs Ernest Winter and John and Mr and Mrs Douglas Simpson visited on Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Nick Simpson Mt Albert Richard Cole Willowdale spent the weekend with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Har per Price Mr and Mrs Percy Jone5 Toronto spent Sunday with their mother Mrs Jones Mrs W and fam ily Toronto visited Mrs Stat ions mother Mrs A Boyd on Sunday Mr and Mrs Alfred Armi- Donna and To ronto were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Leach Rev and Mrs A Bailey children spent last STORE IS THE WORKING MANS FRIEND Thursday with Mrs Baileys par ents Mr and Mrs Wilfred viss Mr and Mrs Wilbur Traviss spent Monday even ing with Mr parents Mr and Mrs Wilfred Traviss Mr and Mrs spent last Saturday with Mr and Mrs E Adams Mr Lome Cole had a pleas ant surprise last Tuesday when visited by Bro A J Buch anan and Bro J McGeachie bro ther members of Walker Masonic Lodge Acton Miss JoAnne Wilson has re turned home from York County hospital where she underwent an appendix operation We are as near as your telephone for delivery service for a of your needs Special Presoiptton Service Either have your physician telephone the prescriptions to we will pick up the prescriptions and deliver them to you as soon as possible 1 1