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v Mrs Charles of Park Ave Newmarket celebrated her lat birthday on Wednesday April by holding open house at her home both afternoon and evening A birthday party was held in her honor by her daugh ter Mrs Phillips Many outoftown visitors joined her Newmarket friends relatives and neighbors to help celebrate the occasion Mrs received remembrances of flowers cards and other gifts Enjoying every moment of the big day Sirs Denne welcomed the callers to her party The re freshments included an attrac tively decorated birthday cake Among the guests were Mrs and her sisterin law Mrs I of Bradford Mrs Link of Camp Borden Mr and Mrs Rumble of Willow- dale Mr of Mr and Mrs Evans and Mr and Mrs Garnet Evans all of Aurora Reeves Dept io AT Newmarket Era and Thursday Apr 1956 About East- West Highway Edith Dawn Crow daughter of Mrs A Crow Alder- Ai K Crow and James Albert son of Mr J- Roches Point were married recently in Christ Church Roches Point The couple will live in Chatham Photo by Ted Leonard Attend One of These iv SUNDAY APRIL FREE METHODIST CHURCH Reynolds Minister Mrs Gerald Organist am Sunday school Divine worship pm Evangelistic service pm Prayer service pm Class Meeting Von arc welcome UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH and Rev E Hunting Minister am Broadcast Kc am Worship am Sunday school Gormley noon Worship pm Evening service Welcome to our Services SI JAMES LEWIS SUNDAY SERVICES a CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Mount Albert Gospel Church pm Sunday school pm The Pastors Story A Double Anniversary Apr Double film titled Of Such is the King dom and Billy Sunday a Memory Rev Earl Minister 1 TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Rev M J Aiken Minister Ministry am Morning worship TUB POWER THAT CHAN GES MBN SUNDAY SCHOOL am Senior school am Primary departments am Junior congregation am Nursery class pm Evening worship Two youthful Orators Miss Sheila Miss Margaret Patterson Victoria Square Sun May annual anni versary plan to attend PAULS ANGLICAN CHURCH DA re Street Rector Rev J Rhodes Fourth Sunday Alter Easier am Holy Communion ajn Senior Sunday School and kindergarten departments am MORNING PRAYER and SERMON pm Holy Baptism pm EVENING PRAYER and INSTRUCTION VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH Fellowship of Evangelical Baptist Churches Corner Arthur and Newton Pastor I Hill School It Worship Service Studies in the Book of Acts V pm Evening Service Preaching from the Book of Genesis Mon pm Young Peoples Wed pm Prayer and Bible study meeting A warm welcome you SALVATION ARMY Newmarket Corps Queen Si And an Holiness meeting Sunday school Salvation meetlug Brigadier and Mrs Pedlar of Make the Army your church FREE METHODIST CHURCH HOLT REV J Daw Pastor SUNDAY Sunday school worship pm Sunday school at Evangelistic service pm Midweek prayer service May 3 Class Meeting ST ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Newmarket Minister Rev Stuart Telephone Organist Mr Rudolph am Church School 11 am Nursery and Beginners am Public worship Visitors cordially welcome FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada Boy Scout Hall rear Atkinsons Drug Store am Sunday school for all 11 am Morning worship pm Evangelistic service Pastor George LeRoy FRIENDS MEETING Botsford Street am Meeting for worship Come and join us in worship ALL WELCOME pm Special missionary ser vice addressed by Miss Nellie Home in the interests of the Evangelical Union of South America Stuart Starr will also tell us of some of his experiences on recent trips to South Ameri ca Offering for South American mission work EVERYONE WELCOME Go ye Into all the world and preach the gospel Mark CHRISTIAN BAPTIST CHURCH Main St Newmarket Minister Rev Fred Organist Mrs 1100 Morning Worship Subject Perpetual Leader ship 230 pm Sunday School pm Evening gospel and song service Subject Self destruction ALL WELCOME CHURCH OP Corner of Main and CoffcUl CANCER GROUP NEEDS HELPERS More workers are needed by the Newmarket Cancer Dress ings group which meets on the first and last Thursday of each month in the Agricultural Board rooms St from to pm Last year 322 dozen dressings were distributed among cancer patients in town The dressings were the work of the local group Old cottons which are used in the making of the dressings are donated by home and further con tributions are needed constantly Colored cottons can be used but the white ones are preferred They can be left at the WI Rest Room on St Other activities of the New market Cancer group during include the distribution of welfare baskets the provision of necessary drugs for two can cer patients and the financing of the transportation of cancer pa tients to Toronto for treatment More than 100 was spent on the last item Alt this work was for cancer patients in New market Since there is a constant call on the group for assistance lo cally more active workers are needed Perhaps it is not pos sible for some women to spend two Thursday afternoons a month at the workroom but their help would be welcomed if they could come for only a half hour the Cancer Dressings com mittee say Each extra worker will make it possible for more dressings to be made The group is meeting this af ternoon in the Agricultural Board rooms A delegation of reeves from North Gwillimbury and King townships and Newmarket Roy Pollock William Hodgson and Edward accompan ied by A Gathers and A A visited High ways Minister James Allan re cently The topic of their visit was the possible development of an eastwest highway to connect No highway at Schomberg with No at Greenbank Reeve told council on April of the interview fol lowing an inquiry by Councillor Gladstone He said that Mr Allan had suggested that the preliminary details should be worked out vith the local mem ber of the legislature road being taken over by the province as a development road He said that the province had assumed many roads in the past and since it was running behind schedule wanted to complete them before taking on any new ones Before anything is done Mr explained that the highway department would take a traffic census Motorists along this route through Gleimlle along Davis Drive east to would be stopped when spot checks were made to where they were from and their destination If the traffic warranted such a road there would be one in this area added the reeve but not Mr reported necessarily in its present was the possibility of the lion He said that the policy of the highways department is to keep highways away from con gested areas We have been promised the traffic census and spot checks said Mr We plan to return later this summer to Minister Allan We cant expect action unless interested people impress on the department the need for the road replied Mr A traffic census wont give an ac curate picture of the situation because much of the eastwest traffic detours to No to avoid this poor section of road he said Anything that will bring this road under the departments jur isdiction should be encouraged If the first step in it becoming a provincial highway is to have it made a development road every effort should be taken to speed the work he added ARBITRATION COSTS It cost the town of Newmar ket 102085 in for arbitra tion expenses apart from the in creases which were granted to the police following the arbitra tion boards recommendations When the request for salary in creases was refused last year by council the police referred the matter to an arbitration board NOW BACKED BY YEAR GUARANTEE The Pine Orchard Will be held on May and this will be a visit to York Manor with a program Mr and Mrs George Smith Shirley and Clarke Smith ac companied by Mrs of Toronto visited with friends at Buffalo recently Mr and Mrs Earl Toole at tended the funeral of their cou sin Mr Donald Crone in To ronto on Saturday Guests Sunday night for tea at the Greenwood home Mr and Mrs and Mr and Mrs Earl Foster Aurora Little Miss Audrey Sheridan celebrated her sixth birthday on April 17 having as guests little Misses Dale Eves Beverley Glo ver Sheridan and Mis Betty Ann of Yonge St North Mr and Mrs Verne Sheridan and family attended Stranga Presbyterian church in King on Sunday afternoon Rev Jonas is the minister who a few years ago resided at Corner Mr and Mrs Leslie Harper were Sunday night tea guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Harper near Armitage Effective Sunday April GRAY COACH LINES Services will operate ON DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME IMPORTANT SERVICE CHANGES ON THIS ROUTE New Time Tables are available at all offices and agencies GRAY COACH LINES Regular 22195 J iaT SPECIAL 00 Modem Square Design With Automatic Timer Pump TelUlite m washers from 11995 years in Newmarket Main St Terms Phone a-aflA-