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Folk of Pie Crust Mix a Margarine SPECIAL LADY JEAN Blended SPCCfAL COUNTRY STANDARD Cut Wax Beans SPECIAL EXETER Minced Beef Loaf SPECIAL GLASSCOS Strawberry Jam Jfrir Med SUCH Mr and Mrs John St Lansing Michi gan celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Octo ber Mr Blackburn was a former King township resident A special mass was celebrated at Immaculate Heart of Mary church in honor of the event A family dinner was held at noon and open house was held both afternoon and evening John Blackburn married Lena Hayes on October They lived in when they made their home in Toronto Mr Blackburn was a master mech anic with the Toronto and York railroad In June of 1924 the couple moved to Lansing Since living in Landing Mr Black burn had been employed with the Hayes Electric and the BarkerFowler Electric comp any as an electrician They are both enjoying good health Those from a distance who at tended were Mr Blackburns two brothers Edward New To ronto and Leo and his wife from two sisters Gertie and from Toronto Mrs Blackburns two brothers Allan from and Will Haves 1 ITS A By Caroline Ion is great need Their sec ond need Is to feel useful Miss told of approach being made to the problem of the aged in United States With improved diet and medical facilities peo ple axe living longer than they did a generation ago But with the high cost of housing small er homes are being erected and so there is no place for grandparents in the young fam ilys home In the United States they are beginning to regard the Old Age Home as the final step in a long program of care for the aged It is regarded more as a hospital for the old a safe place that is there for them when they no longer can fit into the regular life in the community It gives them security to know that such care is available when they need it and by limiting its services in this way more old people are I simple sewing It would j to lead active have organized activities for the young and the not so old but nothing for our senior citi zens Too often they are left to sit alone feeling unwanted and neglected It is to this group in our community that our thoughts were directed when Miss Hope who the Red Cross Corps in Ontario and is vicepresident of the welfare division spoke at a sewing meeting of the Newmar ket branch Canadian Red Cross Miss outlined the opportunities for work in this field in the local district The people in the old age homes need us to need them she said as she recommended that perhaps a group of sewers be organized at the Home for the Aged St Some member of the Newmarket Red Cross could visit the women at the and his wife from Wexford the home and help them to begin J JAP PRODUCT six grandchildren present were PRODUCTS t W9 Cat Mi crd MM HOME L J rot Of TIN MAHZAMIUA fcti cm A MOeUCT and Potterville and give them an activity and help also to restore the personal dignity which idleness destroys More than organized visits where programs are presented the old people in the homes need personal visits where they have an opportunity to talk Just to sit with them and listen to them would be as great a con tribution as any volunteer group could make for these old peo ple Miss You all want to be good neighbors Think of the service in that light They have no one from outside to listen to them That VISIT ARTISTS Local artists members of the Newmarket Art Club were guests of honor when the Lake- shore Association of Artists cele brated its annual exhibition In recently William Parsons Newmarket with Ver non Mould were the judges Accompanying Mr and Mrs Parsons to the banquet were Mr and Mrs Robert Both Mr and Mrs Parsons were former members of the Lake- shore Association of Artists and as is the usual custom of the LAA two professional artists were invited to judge the show The is made up of amateur artists and they exhibit ed pictures this year The club was originally for land scape painters but many of the members are attempting port rait painting now FOUND EACH HEADS if FOR I J mo size CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Mrs Ruth Hopkins gave an oyster supper recently In honor of her father Mr on his birthday The FEDERATION MEETING A meeting on the subject of edible oils and the dairy indus try sponsored by the East Federation of Agricul ture will be held at the Sharon hall on Nov at pm Guest speaker will be Jax- secretarytreasurer of the Ontario Cream Producers asso ciation- table was decorated with a birth day cake and trimmings There were ten present and Mr Widdi- received many gifts and cards NO mi EACH mo Sb EACH LIS ij Styles of Distinction In Fashions Favorite Colours by LEA TEMPORARY LOCATION Rear of MARIES BEAUTY 21 YONGE ST AURORA PA 4 lives One idea being tried is to have a group of old people band to gether in a cooperative scheme They buy or rent a large house and share the expenses involv ed In such plans they ere giv en direction and assistance in budgeting and similar problems by volunteer groups Another scheme is for old age cottages where elderly couples can continue living together and not be separated as they are at the Old Age Homes Foster homes operating in the same manner as they do for the young are being tried for old people Miss told a story about a cranky old man who was a great nuisance where he was boarding He was a rabid baseball fan and hard of hear ing listened to very loud broad casts of the game The people of the house didnt like sports Finally they could stand his noise no longer and asked to have him moved Working under the foster home plan where they a person to the adopting family the man was placed with a fam ily of Dodger fans Together they all listened to the gomes yelled and shouted their direc tives at the umpire Everyone was happy The new family loved the old man and in such an atmosphere he lost his cranky manner Day care again a similar set up as is given children is being tried in the States Old people who have only a single room and could not entertain their old friends are brought by volun teers to a centre where they re main for the day There they have their meals with compan ions of their own age and share their activities Social service Interviews are being provided for the aged They learn where they can find employment and what clubs or church organizations are open to them Nursing care is pro vided for them through VON services while they remain in the homes of their friends or family And finally the old age homes stand in the back ground to complete the Ameri can picture Miss re ported In facing the problem of old people in the community Miss said that volunteer workers should think not only of the occupants of the Old Age Homes but of the old people who were to be found in the chronic and Indigent wards of the hospitals in nursing homes and living throughout com munity in solitary loneliness Sometimes these old people couldnt get out to shop On their pension a month they couldnt afford the luxury of telephone and so they bought some tea and biscuits and tried to live on them All these cases need our help They require different solutions but In each case there were two basic needs one was for companionship and the other was to feel useful and import ant to someone Newmarket Social News Mr Donald fit Ca tharines weekend with Ids grandparent Mr and Mr Donald in now University of Toronto taking a course in chemical Mr and Mr and Helen Port Credit wore Sunday visitors at tho homo of Mr parent Mr and Mr P Robinson Mr Church Brad ford Is visiting her soninlaw and daughter Mr and Mr Oli ver Gould Mr V A Armstrong and Mr and Mrs Hopper and two children Toronto Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Duncan Mr and Mrs Murray Kittrick and family and C all of Thornbury were guests over the weekend at the home of Mrs Arthur Sheridan Mr and Mrs Jack Davy Owen Sound were weekend guest of Mrs Fred Cass and Miss Shirley Cass Mr and Mrs William Mc Allister Toronto visited on Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs James Stewart and family Mrs Ida Thompson returned to her home at Lakeshore on Sunday after spending the past week with her cousin Mrs Henry Sedore Mr and Mrs Clarence Spence and son Brian Toron to are spending a few days with Mrs parents Mr and Mrs J H Bull Mrs William Edwards is visiting her soninlaw and daughter Mr and Mrs bert Smith this week Mrs C Londry Thorn- bury is convalescing at the home of her daughter Mrs Donald Wright following a coronary attack Mr and Mrs and Sandra Toronto visited Mr and Mrs Ma the Duncan on Sunday Mr and Mrs Jack Smith and Ricky and Mr and Mrs Harold Gordon had Sunday din ner at Uxbridge Mr Lome Church Brad ford spent the weekend with his soninlaw end daughter Mr and Mrs Oliver Gould and son Mr and Mr Robert Green field and family spent the weekend in the guests of Mr and Mrs Theodore Carey Douglas 11yearold son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Sheridan underwent an appendectomy at York County hospital last week He is convalescing at home Mrs Duncan ha been confined to the house for the past five weeks Mr and Mrs Archie Jr of Detroit visited Mr Mairs mother Mrs Archie Malr be fore leaving for Japan Mr and Mrs Barry Bah- cock Prince Edward Island vis at the home of Mrs Bab- cocks parents Mr and Mrs recently J WINS MIXER A successful cooking school was held in the Newmar ket town hall on Tuesday Nov under the auspices of the Le gion Ladies auxiliary Each per son attending received a favor and many bags of groceries were won by lucky ticket holder The which had been donated by J and Son was won by Mr York Main St Mr Ar thur Sheridan won the ham The electric appliances used in cooking were loaned by and Dyer Ltd ROBINSON FUELS PHONE BUY NOW WHY We have coal to type of burning demand Stove nut Pocahontas stoker Robinson Street Newmarket THE THAT Therms a new set of AIM sin yon went to school It a shorter but it is far more difficult master than the one you learned in first grade Instead of for Apple for Boy and for Gat it A for preventing certain eye disorders for certain types of appetite and nervous fatigue for certain diseases affecting the teeth gums and for safeguarding against weak bones This start of the Vitamin Alphabet With you can spell better health for yourself and your family if you know which loiters to use It isnt easy however The infant adolescent the adult she convalescent and the woman expecting a baby have different vitamin needs and no one product fits all Few adults know their vitamin ABCs well enough to use them properly and so they depend upon their physician to advise and their pharmacist to supply them with exactly the product need Such products cant be bought as you would buy butter and eggs In vitamins as In all matters affecting your health and wellbeing is no substitute for guidance a Park Announcement Cooperative Nursery School Is now in y j school is open wool Item Friday inclusive per i drcn years to school age v ft J For further Mrs i Harvey LANES Pharmacy Msdn St the Pott Office For PmcriptJon Service Phone it J i it MM PHONE T Now VAGINITIS In rat la After 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