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Of The Its First Meeting Here first meeting of York of the Womens Mission- Society of the United Church Canada was held in Trinity lurch Newmarket on Friday Dr Margaret president was the chair- and women representing of the auxiliaries in the answered the roll ill Mrs Fear the worship service ling a note of challenge for task ahead A slate of officers was present- by Mrs William Hodgson it was accepted by the and the elected officers installed by Mrs G K owe president of Toronto Con- branch Dr Arkinslall her appreciation of the placed in her and the Spirit of cooperation and Willingness serve she felt that ie new would rd greater opportunities for The financial schedule Yorks allocation at J Aiken the minister Trinity church assisted by listers and elders administered foly Communion During lunch hour Dr introduced head table guests Greetings were extended by Mrs from the three Trinity Newmarket auxiliaries by G K Howe from Toronto iference Branch by Mrs Cor- president from Toronto ist by Mrs Beck from Toronto Centre Irs Scott of King president of fork brought a message of and Mrs Robert of Creemore president Presbyterial welcomed as a new neighbor Mrs Howe announced the lal meeting of Toronto Branch April and in tenor Road church Toronto An hour of group conferences was held followed by a brief bu siness session Minutes of the in augural meeting held in Rich mond Hill January 29 and the in terim executive meeting were read and approved Gratitude was expressed to all organizations of Trinity church the soloist Mrs Stevens of Newmarket and all who contributed to the success of the gathering Mrs P Toronto a member of the branch executive introduced the guest speaker Miss Dorothy Pearson MA now on furlough from India who gave an informative and inspiring ad dress on conditions and oppor tunities in that country and the task of the Christian church The following officers were el ected pres Dr Margaret Arkin- vicepres Mrs Hodg son Kettleby Mrs A Huston Gormley Mrs C all Mrs J P Wilson Richmond Hill Mrs J H Day Sutton rec sec Mrs J Booth Kettleby corr sec Mrs M kinson King City Treas Mrs A Wood Stouffville Christian Steward ship Mrs B Dike Mission Circle Mrs W J Rodick Milliken Mrs Mumber- Gormley affiliated Explor ers Mrs Wm Turner King Mis sion bands Mrs Wilfred Turner Gormley baby bands Mrs A Ag ar Keswick associate members Miss Lottie Aurora Christian citizenship Mrs Gor don Sisco Stouffville community friendship Mrs Leonard Gates Pickering literature Mrs A J Gardhouse Miss Monthly and World Friends Mrs King press Mrs G W Fish Aurora supply Mrs Morton Newmarket envelopes Mrs J Booth Victor Home rep Mrs William Hodg son Kettleby Citizens Welfare League Holds Another Meeting Matters concerning organiza tion were discussed at the meeting of the Citizens Welfare League held in the Christian Baptist church Friday March at pm Committee personnel mat ters were finalized and some fu ture plans for the campaign were laid out The campaign manager ap pointed was J Sedore The chairman remarked oh the evi dent interest on the part of many citizens and a successful cam paign in the interests of temper ance is expected It was pointed out that the name Citizens Welfare League did not make clear on which side the league was aligned so it was decided that all publicity matter should clearly state that the Citi zens Welfare League is an organ ization of interested persons ban ded together to oppose the open ing of liquor outlets in the town of Newmarket The next meeting of the execu tive will be held at the Christian Baptist church at which time the various committees will bring in reports as to their work thus far and then a public meeting will be arranged for the near future Do nations and of help should be directed to the treasurer H West or Rev M J A the chairman The public is invited to all meetings of the executive HEALTH NEWS Does JohiMy Need Cod Liver Oil Vitamin the important substance in oldfashioned cod liver oil is a chemical substance needed by the body to make use of the calcium and phosphorus in food It is also available in many other newer preparations in liqu id form in drops in capsules and in many fortified food products It is needed in order to form strong straight bones good teeth and well developed bodies and to prevent the disease known as rickets The D- vitamin Is extracted from fish or may be made chemically Small quantities of vitamin may be derived from exposure to ultraviolet rays in sunlight and from certain foods such as sal mon sardines and irradiated eva porated milk However an average diet does not guarantee enough to meet average needs Sunlight is not a dependable source of vitamin as smoke and dust prevent sufficient ultra violet rays from reaching the skin particularly in winter months Children need vitamin D ev ery day It is sometimes better to give it all year since stopping dur ing the summer breaks the habit making another start necessary in the fall How Much The amount depends on age and weight The size of dose varies with different brands Ask your doctor to help you choose a suit able preparation Ontario Provides Allowances For 7000 Mothers- Speaker An attentive group of Women presidents Mrs Charles Webster Liberals met at the Veterans Clubroom on Wednesday evening Feb -np- director of day nurseries depart- of welfare for the province of Ontario The two honorary Cane In all Printed Pattern Printed Pattern Being Here a Our I Modem Drugs Save Your Life and Money One of lifes thriftiest purchases is you prescription few purchases today represent bigger bargains than ascriptions Modem drugs your physician prescribes are effective against serious disease that people live longer id get well faster than ever before This means hospital and medical casts are lowered In these days of in- we thought that you would like to know that your pre scription is still an outstanding value We would welcome the opportunity to help you to better faith You will find our prescription service 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Downey Miss Starr gave a fine biographical sketch of the lfe and work of the Honourable Paul Martin Our speaker was intro duced by Mrs John Vanden Miss proved to be an excellent speaker with a thor ough mastery of her subject Mothers Allowances This al lowance is provincial not federal and its scope has been greatly ex tended since its inception in All needy mothers of one or more children under years may receive this Assistance if the dead or unemployable It as sists divorced mothers having cus tody of their children unmarried mothers who have cared for their children two years arid foster mothers Mothers may work part time without losing the allowance The objective is keeping children in an unbroken home and an stay in school until years of age More than mothers and 18000 children in Ontario are receiving this allow ance During the discussion period Mrs Cane who has worked the Childrens Aid for over years told us of the satisfaction and pleasure they derive when some of these children make successes of their lives All must surely that childrens welfare work is one of the most worthy of our security measures Miss was thanked by Mrs Arthur I Stephens who spoke for everyone iwhen she said the talk had been most informative Refreshments were served by Mrs Lloyd and her com mittee VANDORF Mr and Mrs C Powell ar rived home on Sunday after holi daying in Florida Little is at home after his misfortune of having his ankle broken as the result of the bus crash a week ago Saturday He is also able to go back to high school Mr and Mrs Hayes and daugh ter Marion Toronto had Sunday tea with the Harold Sleeth fam ily Mr Jim Sleeth returned home from Sprucedale on Monday after spending a couple of weeks there Mr and Mrs Howard Davis and family Toronto had Sunday tea with the Sidney family Mrs Percy Allen Aurora who has been ill is staying with her daughter Mrs Herbert Oliver Mr John McCarron Toronto is able to be home from the hospital The Vandorf branch Womens Institute meeting will be held on Wednesday March at pm at the Vandorf Hall The guest speaker is to be Mrs a of Thornhill who will speak on His torical Research Roll call is to be answered with the bringing of an antique- Other Branches have been invited to attend this meet ing SCOtrFGUIDE NEEDS DONATIONS FOR RUMMAGE SALE An opportunity sale of good used clothing and other suitable articles has been planned by the ScoutGuide Mothers auxiliary for Friday March 22 at the town hall at pm Donations are requested for the sale Depots have been set up to re- j suitable contributions They are Mrs Srigley St Studio Mrs Orton Niagara St and Mrs Brown Second St If any one wishes to have her donation picked up she is requested to telephone Mrs Tomlinson at Page Newmarket Era and Express Thursday March FOR PROPANE GAS INSTALLATIONS call SIMCOE PROPANE Keswick Phone Roches Point GAS and APPLIANCES HEATING COOKING ETC LAWN MOWERS 0UTB0ARDS Expert Repairs and Most Modern Sharpening PRE SEASON RATES PICK UP 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