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J Vr NOTICE TO SaRs Mobile Catering Service We cater to auction sales construction jobs industry or any place where food is required Hot and Cold Foods Good Coffee Milk and Pop Percentage of sale to proprietor at no obligation Call us for information and engagements will be there Only wholesome food served CALL MAPLE 180 I CECIL TAYLOR Wishes to thank customers of his Imperial Station for their continued support over a period of years and recommends the proprietor Bob to all local motorists be The present staff will continue at the of Davis Drive and Main Street will be known Emu station The station SERVICE NEWMARKET JR CONGREGATION PRESENTS PROGRAM FOR EVENING WA Members of the Junior con gregation presented the religious program for the Evening A of Trinity United church New market when the group met in the church hail on I The devotions were tinder the leadership of Mrs Howard Gordon who later conducted a white elephant sale Mrs Aubrey Watson presided The devotional period consisted of recitations a piano story and prayer by members of the Junior congregation Donations were brought to the meeting for the while sate It was well patronized The date the annual bazaar was set for Friday Dec A social halfhour brought the evening to a close VISITORS DAY AT ARCHERY CLUB May has been designated as visitors and demonstration day at the York County Bowmens field course- The course is on the clubs acre tract on the Aurora at Proceedings on visitors day get underway at pm Club of ficials send out a special invita tion to one and all interested in archery to drop into the club property The commit tee of archers will be happy to answer any question on the sport to provide a demonstration of shooting skill Two Newmarket citizens Har ry Markham and Good man head the slate of officers of the club The club has a membership of approximately and will welcome new mem bers A 7 DANCERS TRUMPETERS GYMNASTS DRILL TEAMS Youll See Them All At COMMISSIONS ft at Aurora Arena at 8 mi 12 TWO DELEGATES ATTEND CONVENTION Betty Jacqueline became the bride of Edwin at a recent ceremony at United Church Toronto The brides parents Mr Mrs Victor live in Toronto groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Percy Tidman who live in Newmarket and in where they have a resort in the summer months by Christopher Smith I Mews Union Street branch met at the home of Mrs Irvine Hose on Thursday May There were present Mrs A VokeJ was appointed delegate to the district annual meeting to bo held in Newmarket Presbyterian Church on June A donation of is being sent to the Canadian National Insti tute for the Blind An invita tion to visit the In stitute was accepted the meet ing to be held in the United church Wednesday May Woollens for blankets are to be taken to Mrs Irvine Hoses home before May Mrs convener of the pro gram began with community singing Mrs A Voltes read current events Mrs Leo Glover played two piano solos Mrs gave a reading Mrs Hoy who spent four months in Florida gave an interesting account of her trip An old fashioned garden contest was given Winners were first Mrs Joe Clark second Mrs Burgess third Mrs Mrs read a poem DEBENTURES FOR ALBERT PAVING The township council has auth orized Clerk Lindsay Fair to have debentures printed to pay for the paving and installation of storm sewers on Centre St in Mount Albert ITS A Womans World By Caroline Ion For the past few weeks Red Square Dance including St Andrews College Pipe Band The talented young musicians playing Rock Roll Donna Case talented young prizewinning vocalist Dutch Folk Singers in native costume Square Dancing precision Drill Ceremonial March Past and Retreat I precision Drill by High School girls the High School Trumpet Hand Hob Auroras edition of Johnnie Kay Rifle Calisthenics Trooping the Colours Feu fie Toie Miss Annis Brown of Aurora and Mrs Stephenson of Richmond Hill were the two members of the York North Wo mens Liberal association to at tend ike National convention of women Liberals in Ottawa last week Close to delegates were registered for the threeday sessions Mrs Stephenson and Miss Brown attended the tea on Tues day given by Mrs Louis St Laurent and the banquet at the Chateau on Wednesday J at which the Prime Minister spoke Mrs Stephenson attended a session of the Supreme Court and the CBC Royal Commission and paid a visit to the Supreme Court library where Mrs Steph enson said the history of the world came alive as we examin ed books published as early as Mrs Frank Barnes Wins Sewing Contest r ADMISSION ADULTS cents JUNIORS 25 cents l tr Eft Mrs Frank Barnes of 2 won Singer Sewing Center content and right to enter ihc regional com petition JVjjonto The winner there will enter tlie finals in New York Mrs Rarnes received a complete set of dressmaking sheers as her prize Mrs Barnes was one of more than women who entered the sewing contest at the local level Six of the group modelled their dresses for final judging on Thursday May 3 The runners- were Mrs Annie Barker Newmarket and Miss Alma The judges were Miss Smith home economics teacher at the Aurora high school Miss Margery Gardiner who holds a similar position on the teaching staff of the New market high school and Mrs Nelson Ion womens editor of the Era and Express l 1 si tj Cross workers have been fever ishly busy completing an emerg ency quota of sewing The On tario division of the Canadian Red Cross accepted the task of providing garments for refugee children in the Gaza Strip An additional assignment of garments was accepted by the branch as its share of the emergency work Because of the desperate situa tion in the Gaza area the extra supply of childrens clothing was needed immediately The gar ments were for boys and girls to years of age Mrs Fred president of the local branch said that the Red Cross has been providing clothing for these youngsters since their infancy Thousands of layettes were sent from Can ada but this winter the situation was particularly acute and these afterwar babies grown now to their early teens needed com plete outfits of warm service able clothing- Mrs said When the Newmarket branch was asked to share in the extra work Mrs said that the group accepted the responsi bility for completing garm ents Fourteen local womens groups were contacted and ask ed to assist with the work But due to the time limit set on the sewing only a few groups were able to assist with this project Without exception all the groups were interested They their help in future emergencies when extra sewers are needed Mrs said The hulk of the emergency sewing was done at Red workrooms Trinity United church hall At the same time the regular quota of sewing knitting and was not neglected The routine work is accepted annually and helps provide clothing for the stock pile at Geneva Switzerland it is because women in small towns and large cities throughout the world wherever there is a Red Cross branch continue tills yearly program thai supplies of warm strong garments are available when an emergency arises The knitters obtain their wool from the local Cross but do he work in their own homes More knitters are always wel come At the Med Cross work rooms twice a month frames are set up and machines are prepared for session of sewing The place is a beehive of and each year at the annual meeting when he re ports are presented by the vari ous commit lee chairmen proof of this industry is evident in he list of articles made in the work rooms An old dance is being planned by the Stuart Home and School group as its moneyraising project of the year It will be held in the Newmarket town hall on Friday May from to 1 oclock Music will be provided by Char lie and his orchestra The Stuart Scott Home and School is suggesting that par ents consider this old as a family party and bring their teenage youngsters with then Every member of the family will he able to join in the square dances because professional di rection will be provided Old timers will enjoy the proficient manner in which Mrs M Hough Of arranges the dances Novices will welcome her system of instruction which proved so successful when local organization held its ladies night this spring On Tuesday evening May in the rooms of King City United church King branch will entertain the Vellore branch of Vaughan Mr and Mrs Harold Hate J iff will show their colored photographs of Canadian scenes from coast to coast and will de scribe the various places they visited Mrs A Peter the King president will sing The new directors board will provide re freshments The roll call is A favorite quotation of my mo ther Mrs Archie Campbell and Mrs Doris are delegates to the Centre York District convention on May Mr of Picker ing College will be the guest speaker when the Newmarket branch meets on Thursday May at pm The meeting will be held at the Agricultural Board rooms St Mr will give a talk on the anthology First This collection poems and prose by Canadian high school students was edited by Mr and will be available at local bookstores in the near future The motto will be taken by Mrs Fred Proctor It is An Empire moves forward on the feet of its children The roll call is A Canadian tree and its uses A penny sale will be held at this meeting Members are reminded to bring suitable donations for tho sale Era and Express Classifieds Bring Results J WILLIS Druggist St Aurora The Drug Store -News- Agent Tobacconist etc Business Founded 1879 Telephone PA OF RICH PROFIT IS CANADA Is sponsoring a PREACHING MISSION in Wells Hall KING CITY Sunday to Sunday May Rich evening except Saturday at oclock SHEPHERD minister of the wont AND MRS HOWARD ministers of sacred Corner Arthur and Newton St Newmarket Thurs May 10 at 8 pm WE ARE HAVING A LOVELY COLORED SOUND MOTION PICTURE FILM ENTITLED The MISSING CHRISTIANS Time of showing one hoar Attend One of These CHURCHES MAY ft r Ill 4 A A out growth K5E w Chews URI ivWWe Ait IS p four v r J I A r J fej ill lM ui METHODIST CHURCH Reynolds Minister Mrs Gerald Organist 10 am Sunday school Mothers Day Program am Divine worship pm Evangelistic service Rev Perry guest speaker pm Prayer service Thills pm Class meeting program You are welcome UNITED MISSIONARY CHURCH and Rev Minister 145 am- Rroadcast am Worship am Sunday 12 noon Worship pm Evening service Welcome to our Services JAMES LEWIS mot SUNDAY SERVICES DRAPBIES MADE Highest standard of workman- offer is goad all times on materials from a yard or Minimum length inches finished lined or SATISFACTION GUARANTIED DR D HUTCHISON ADDRESSES NURSES Dr A Hutchison of the York County Jicultli Unit was thu when the Nurses Dis trict met Hi Johns school on Tuesday May I Miss presided Miss Sutton Dr Hutchison who spoke on Polio Dr Hutchison outlined the manner in which the polio virus lucks the body He told of the clinical symptoms of the and various methods of treatment Dr Hut chison told of voce in mid the cur rent on by the Health Unit in the county rfMfli moved a al Mr Mrs Jack arc shown cutting their wedding cake after their wedding in St on Saturday May The bride is the former Isabel Rose daughter of Mr ami Mrs Hubert Rose Prospect SI The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs William Ave Toronto Photo by Jack Hurst IS THEME OF TALK Mrs J Morris he Womans association of Trin ity United church Newmarket when it met in Ihc church hall on Thursday May The meet- was well attended Mrs Morris describe I Baker- wood the new home of the CN IB on Hay view Toronto Mrs Morris attended the open of the Canadian National In for the Blind headquar ters on April During May will be open to the public each Wednesday and Fri day afternoons when conducted tours are being arranged Mrs Karl Walton in charge of the devotional period Mrs president for the business session Flowers in the church en Sun May for the anni versary services were the gift of on citizenship The paper was given by Miss Leon- ore Starr Mrs Frank Robinson reported that cords and I lowers had been sent to the sick of congregation FOR WORK Tlie contract for wood preserv er for the new bridge on Herald Road has been awarded to Nortli- Wood Preserver whose bid of was lower than the other bid received Lightmans Ltd Around corner Main south Tremendous on Mens Womens Childrens clothing and footwear VICTORY BAPTIST CHURCH Fellowship of Evangelical Churches Corner Arthur and New tort Newmarket Pastor J Hill School am Worship Service Studies the Itook of Acts I pm Evening Service Preaching from the Book of Genesis Ymuig Peoples Weil pm Prayer ami Bible study meeting A warm welcome awaits you Guest for both services Mr John Amos violinist ST PUKSBVTKRIXN CHURCH Minister Rev Stuart Johnston Kdue 193 Organist Mr Rudolph It am Nursery and Beginners 11 am Family Day Service Visitors welcome FRIENDS Street 11 am Meeting for worship Burton Hill ami family of Gall expect to be with for this service Come and join us in worship ALL Saturday May IS Street Quarterly Meeting in Toron to Ministry and Oversight pm Quarterly Meeting pm house is a home if Gods love is ther- ARMY Newmarket Corps Queen St and Mrs am Holiness meeting pm Sunday chool pm Salvation meeting Make the Army your church home CHRISTIAN BAPTIST CHURCH Main SL Newmarket Minister Rev Fred Organist Mrs Epworth am Mothers Day Child dedication service 230 Sunday School pm Evening gospel service ALL WELCOME FPU affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada Boy Seoul Halt rear Atkinsons Drug Store 10 Sunday school for all i 11 am Morning worship service Pastor CI A CHURCH OF THE Mount Albert Gospel Church Sunday school Frank Clark Superintendent Evangelistic service Rev Karl TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Rev ftL J Aiken MtaWe Ministry of am Family Day Servke The Sacrament of Baptism Reception of Members God in the Home Peace in the World SUNDAY SCHOOL M am Senior school Primary department Nursery class Evening Service Withdrawn Religion Is a Family Affair FREE METHODIST CHURCH HOLT r REV J Faster Special Mothers Day SUNDAY 1015 Sunday school Morning worship pm Sunday school at Brownhiil Evangelistic 8 May m M