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V l- W i-jw- as ti v fci J j i 1WIH iJi J I a DATED 1 f ITS DATED j i CAKC F100B SPECIAL MM CHI SANDWICHES TIN cuoHzr PEACHES TO HOLD SERVICE ON DAY OF PRAYER AT GRACE CHURCH The first Friday in Lent Feb is being observed as the World Day of Prayer In New market the special service will be held at Grace church ford St at pm All women the district are invited to attend the service in which the local churches will participate The first of these services was held on the first Friday in Lent In the Canadian group joined the church women of the United States and the first International day of prayer was held Last year over countries celebrated this bond among Christian women of the world The Lord gave the word the women that published the tid ings were a great host Psalm These words written over 2000 years ago have been brought to life today by the womens InterChurch Council of Canada This council form ed over years ago had as its goal a worldwide federation of church women of Protestant communions bound together by an interdenominational day of prayer The theme of the program of the World Day of Prayer is walk as children of light 5 In Newmarket the guest speaker will be Mrs Locke Salvation Army and the soloist will be Miss Margaret Rose Grace church a a ITS A At mm Miss w guest speaker when the Junior Ladies Aid Christian Baptist church Newmarket met at the poem The Each member it to apron to the not Womans World By Caroline Ion IS TIMS A SHOWER j i -7- t- swim A- i j TINS Kfc IV I v T Ml WI I Miss Barbara Ryder who- will become the bride of Ralph Gold smith Jr on Saturday Feb has been the guest of honor at several showers this month A miscellaneous shower was held in her honor at the home of Mrs Roy Langford Yonge St The staff of the Bell Telephone gath ered at the home of Mrs Joseph on Feb for another miscellaneous shower Miss Ryder received many lovely gifts On both occasions a social evening was enjoyed with refreshments being served by the hostesses The strength of a nation lies in its youth Lord Baden- Powell realizing this drew up a program of training for boys which has never been excelled This program called Scouting was immediately accepted by the boys and gave such fun and satisfaction that the girls not wishing to be left out of this wonderful game demanded a similar organization for them selves Thus guiding was born in and spread rapidly to all parts of the world Details of the program and uniform vary in each country to meet the needs of different cli mates or races of people but everywhere the same law and promise is kept To link to gether the Guides of all nations a World Association was formed to which each country sends representatives One symbol of the World As sociation is the World Flag which is used by Guides in all countries The Gold Trefoil on the blue background represents golden sun shining in a blue sky which when it sets on one land rises on another and so is shining always on Guides in some part of the world The two stars stand for the promise and the law which Guides in all lands have promised to obey The vein of the leaf is the com pass needle which points out the direction in which to travel and the scroll beneath which is an exact copy of the Heraldic Feu is the flame of the love of man kind which dwells in the heart of every Guide Guiding was designed for girls between the ages of and years but as their younger sis ters were clamoring to join a junior branch was formed for the girls from to years called the Brownies The girls of did not wish to drop their association therefore a senior QUALITY BEEF Califs STEAKS ROASTS GUIDE MOTHERS SEE COLOR TRAVELOGUE IETTUCE I V Crisp solid EX SIZE V 1 CHOKE SHORT CUT 5 CHOICE ci kit UAH LBS I Brisket St wr US u TIN He i FROSTED SEA FOODS to Cook For cols e fine selectman Fronted Fish in coses to protect until you buy Serve Frosted Fish save Ixblows prices SPECIAL CHOICE 35c i ft J MISSION CIRCLE The Womens Mission circle Christian Baptist church New market will hold its regular meeting on Thursday Feb pm the Sunday school room A good program is arranger A cordial invitation is extended to all women of the church Girl Wins Senior Oratorical In the oratorical competitions for students 6 to 20 years of age when nine competed Rev Smalley of King presented the decision of the judges the Dr S J Boyd trophy senior contest was Barbara Comer to who spoke on Al cohol and Gasoline Dont Mix Jean Johnston of Central Uni ted church won the J Walton intermediate silver cup and spoke on Its Smart Not to Drink Perkins on Feb recit ed One Glass Too Much to win the junior Dr Wilson silver cup As these trophies are county prizes the winners were given replicas and the trophies are to be retained for a year by the Sun day school of each representative whose name is engraved on the trophy name plate Mrs Starr gave each contestant a little red testament Miss Alice Ferguson donated copies of her Nonsense Rhymes to the two young con testants lb A provided the pro gram at the February meeting of the ScoutGuide Mothers aux iliary Newmarket Across Canada a travelogue in color was shown by Mr who later gave a brief talk on places highlighted by the film Mr who has been in toys work for about years was one of the first group of probation officers appointed in Toronto Ho was instrumental fn the setting up of the juvenile courts proba tion system Mr was thank ed by Mrs Bradley for his excellent program Presiding over the meeting was Victor McCutcheon There were thirty members pres ent Plans were completed for the Mother and Daughter ban quets for which the auxiliary will cater tonight and tomorrow Guides Brownies and their mothers will attend the annual banquets Mrs Bert Is convener for the Mothers auxil iary The auxiliary provides the dessert course for the banquet with the Girt Guide Local assoc iation financing the remainder of the expenses Arrangements were made to have the Scout Unit thoroughly cleaned pilot to the banquets They will begin at pm for the association is Mrs Hayes At the dost of the meeting re freshments were servd by Mrs and her commit tee branch known as the Rangers was lor over years was soon found that Guid ing serve blind deaf or otherwise invalided in institutions or in their own who on joining the extension may become active of our associa- These cnildren are encour aged to become selfreliant and a new outlook on life as their interests widen Girls living in isolated dis tricts may join the Lone Branch ana play the Guide game through correspondence Girl Guiding offers a program of training in citizenship for girls The Patrol System pat terned on the democratic sys tem of government develops powers of selfreliance observa tion and for others encouraging girls to ac cept responsibility and to learn for themselves many crafts and services which are so useful to the public Outdoor meetings camping hiking woodcraft and nature lore give girls healthy ad venture and a physical fitness which increase their ability to become Membership in the movement leads to lasting friendships and an increased understanding of girls in other lands for it is open to all races and creeds Each member respects the reli gious beliefs of others Surely here we have an instrument for the promotion of world peace This Sunday Feb 22 is known as Guide Thinking Day The birthday of Lord BadenPowell the founder of Scouting and Guiding it marks the beginning of ScoutGuide week In cities and towns in villages and hamlets across the nation little folk members of Cubs and Brownies and their older bro thers and sisters the Scouts Guides and Rangers will wear their uniforms daily for this week They will be represent ing the worldwide movement of Scouting and Guiding to the gem public In Newmarket close to are involved with the movement through the boys and girls groups the Scout Mens committee Ihe Guide Local and the ScoutGuide Mothers auxiliary home of Mrs Gordon Cook on aprons axe beinf in for the Ald Blossom tea and In At the close of the re freshments were hostesses Mrs Ivan Mrs Gordon Mrs Coombs and Mrs Tuesday Feb 10 Miss gave an interesting account of her trip to Alaska in Mrs William Robinson pre sided The devotional period was conducted by Mrs Arthur Kirbyson assisted by Mrs Ted Get Lovely Curves fain It to tor Mri Newmarket Social News www at i y A TINS J r ft I V 1 1 ii W- i i fe J TIM yre- His- jxe Ttoy 23c a fcjPfr I- rAKOA0 A- mV J i I l ICCtTI Wilson is a patient at Western hospital Toronto where he underwent a major operation on Feb Mr Wilson is expected home this weekend Mr and Mrs Raymond Huntley are spending some time I in at the home of Mr ami Mrs George Richard Near was a guest last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Near Mr and Mrs Matthew Dun can spent the weekend in Toron to the guests of Dr and Mrs V A Armstrong and Mr and Mrs LtCol and Mrs J Has- tie Toronto were Sunday guests at the home of Rev and Mrs Meredith Mr and Mrs Fred and family attended the Gene show Maple Leaf Gar dens Toronto on Friday night Lome ft a patient at Private Patients Pavilion To ronto General hospital where he underwent an operation on His condition is re ported as satisfactory Rev and Mrs Bull were dinner guests on Monday evening of Mr and Mrs Lorne Mr and Mrs I Park Robert Park and Mis Winnie Cumber attended the Interna tional Bobby and Homecraft show Toronto on Saturday Yvonne Lewis Little Current visiting at the home of uncle and Price and Mr Price on Sunday Mrs Campbell home on Sunday after a two weeks holiday spent with her father Lytic Peter borough and Iter sister Mis Hugh and Mrs Hurry Price Carol and Stephen Mr and Mrs Bert Coles and Richard and Mr and Mrs Jack Watts spent Sun day with their parents Mr and Mrs Harper Price Mr and Mrs Wesley Robert son and Brian spent Sunday with their mother Mrs Jones Miss Beta Col borne Ottawa spent a few days with Mr and Mrs W Keats Mrs and Mr and Mrs Hughes Toronto were guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Ployter on Tuesday Rev and Mrs A E Bailey and children spent last Tuesday with Mrs Baileys parents Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Gordon Traviss Ross and Judy Toronto spent Sunday afternoon with his par ents Mr and Mrs Wilfred viss Mr and Mrs Bob Niagara Fails spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Bert and Mr and Mrs Gardiner Toronto spent the weekend at home with her parents Mr and Mrs Meredith Harper I j