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V NEWMARKET NOTES e Are Haskett Mrs Berth Love Miss A Mr and Mrs Walter Warren Mrs Cheshire Mrs Terry Mrs- I Taylor Mrs and Miss Gladys all members of Senior Citizens Club returned Saturday from a two and a half week holiday In St Petersburg Florida Their Florida vacation was highlighted by the fact that Stewart Dow as driver for a bus load from Toronto was there and he took the Club members on tours of Gardens Sarasota Cypress Gardens Lake Wales and visited the Mrs Maud Needier and Mrs Allen Newmarket residents who winter in In dian Rocks came over to visit with their club mem ber friends They attended church at the Second Community Church as guest of the pastor and his Wife mm The Seventh Annual Linns Club Music Festival is the The Festival is to in clude over children this year An Interesting event is that young people who took part in earlier Festivals now have their students partici pating Secretary of the Newmarket and District Music Teachers Marie Scott of Srigley St Mrs Scott reports that the Branch of the Registered Music Teachers have a large number of en- tries this year including from St Joseph Memorial Park The entries are from Sutton Markham Union King City Maple Bradford Stouffville Keltleby Con- Holland Landing and Mount Albert to name a few Since Fes- has gone dormant many of their entries are now com ing into the Lions Music Fes tival rora Mrs Crowe of Fair- mead School Mr Gunn and Mr Warden of New market who have both served before Committee chairmen named were Paul Fleming Adult Training Centre Mrs Turgeon recreation Mrs residential care Dr Stevens research and de velopment Mrs R Blencowe Mrs I McHale bulletin ed itor and assistant Mrs L Marsh with advisor Mrs health nurse for home care Mrs A Black public relations nomination committee and membership Mrs Hope social Mike Steel Flowers of Hope and Mrs McLaren spiritual development Two new offices have been formed assistant to the sec retary Mrs Crowe and comp troller Vickers have been appointed News from School would indicate Cana dian stamps are needed for a class project Can you help Easter holidays are from March 24 to April year The Newmarket Senior in all attended Die Garden Show at he Centre on March I The Centre stage was old park grandstand and band music The mem bers enjoyed a singsong lovely display of loners and the exhibition of ana furniture The directors of Now- market and District Associ ation for the Mentally Re tarded have elected four di rector for Ihe term They are Mrs A Black PAULS IN Research into Ihe history of SI Pauls Church this Cen tennial Year has revealed that the first services were held in Newmarket above a store on Main St in Rev Adam Elliott a missionary from the Society of Propaga tion of the Gospel conducted services From Main St the church graduated to a wooden struc ture built on the present site of SI Pauls in The same Adam Elliott preached In his church on and off until which first reg ular incumbent by the name of Richard Athill was appoint ed in ISM The Newmarket Business and Professional Womens Club Copper Carnival held March on Main St was an outstanding success The pro ceeds all go to Educa tional and Music bursaries sponsored by The more prizes won by visitors to the Carni val went to local residents If you have not picked up your prize contact Mrs Doris Blair Doris Ladies Wear Main St While we were vacationing In Daytnna Reach the Florida speed capital a bus pulled into the motel next door Investigation revealed driver to he Stan Hughes of Aurora in charge of Tour Parents View EAST GWILLIMBUBY HEIGHTS Maple Pub lie School held fix second ParentTeacher night of the school year on Monday March A large pcrccnlage of the parents came out to discuss their childrens progress teachers Many interest ing displays had hern set up In school corridors One such display was of antique furniture farm implements hooked rugs and other Items from a era There were many based on Canadians one hundred years from transpor tation In fashion In art display contained many imaginative Hires di mensional drawings and some larger than life of old fashioned ladies Tropical animals fashioned from mod eling clay were displayed in appropriate settings Room and refreshments were supplied by the Horn and School Association During evening prin cipal Mr R Beckett an nounced winner of the VI SA draw sponsored Grade pupils who are going to Expo Mrs of Lindsay Avenue was winner of the prize Group Committee of Scouts and Cubs held a meeting on March al the home of Mrs Whitfield on Sen- tonne Avenue The Committee has announced that beginning with the April meeting Ihe public will he Invited to at tend Mr Ward chairman of the Com mil lee who previous ly tendered his resignation has persuaded to finish out his term of office with assistance of first vicechair man Mr Murrain A 12foot square lenl sec ond hand and tn good condi tion has been by the Committee to add to the Cub and Scouts ramp Ing equipment Answer To The NEWMARKET Many folk like to follow Hie Euro pean custom of coloring eggs st However In dians of the Arauco district of Chile in South Arn ica dont have go to Hits trouble They have a breed chickens called the Araucana that lays blue eggs cording Professor Hunt of the Department of Poultry Science Ag ricultural College University of Guelph lite color In an egg shell Is believed be related to many pecu liar the individual hen as well as to the number of eggs hen has laid Hence production from one flock chickens may vary widely In different hues of blue eggs fathered An Interesting point Is that when Araucana cross bred a chicken tint lays browncolored eggs the daugh ters will produce eggs having light olive green shells de pending Ihe Intensity of Ihe brown pigment present Thus a flock Araucana blood In it may present owner with colored eggs of various shades of blue green olive green brown or pink Generally pastel shades and green will he found most often While eggs have their color mostly if not entirely on Ihe surface of shell color In blue eggs per vades shell lure and shows on Inner fiirfate with the intern ally as on outer Members of Newmarket fiirl Guide Companies attend a service held at the Salvation Army Citadel in observance of Thinking Day a traditional ceremony of Guiding CAS Director To University Womens Club KING CITY The Febru ary meeting of the Univer sity Womens Club York County Branch was held re cently at Kingcrafts King City The speaker was Mr C Van Camp who was appointed director of the Chil drens Aid Society for York County a year ago Mr Van- Camp was introduced by Mrs S Miller Richmond Hill a member who works part time for the Childrens Aid Mr Van Camps topic was the Coming of Age of so cial work and social workers in our communities Instead of rather sour strict Mrs Meanics of former years social workers are pleasant wellinformed people proud of their positions and genu inely interested in their work in community Instead of having to depend completely on charitable do nations for salaries and ad ministration of programs the Childrens Aid ohlalns ap proximately three quarters of its operating costs from the government The province as sumes responsibility for per cent of the cost of work with unmarried mothers and ft per cent of the cost of work involving adoptions It used be that Ihe wel fare of the child was second ary who was going pay the coils Now the old adage an ounce of prevention Is a pound of cure has been realized and each year a budget is struck which is designed to accomplish as much Ms possible According the Welfare Act passed last year the welfare of the child must take precedence even over religion The new act extends responsibilities of the Chil drens Aid Foster homes must be reassessed Section which calls for prevention of family breakups has brought many emotionally dis turbed children who were di rected formerly agen cies doors of the Chil drens Aid This extension of service family counseling service should opera- lions next summer This Act put great onus on workers he- cause of many referrals In spile of its proximity Toronto York County is slid quite rural Once off the main arteries of transportation communications are quite lim ited There is a great prob lem in getting people to the services available for them Mr Van Camp emphasized that there is a great need to have centralized services and to work together to provide economical and allembracing welfare service in the county At present there are 14 dif ferent welfare officers ap pointed by municipalities who act on a part time basis All of the work of welfare has increased in rather stag gering proportions There are many gaps in welfare pro gram for instance problems such as housing and menially- children come to the Chil drens Aid Many families have moved from Toronto In York County of the housing shortage Inadequate housing is one of the factors in family disintegration and therefore a problem with which Childrens Aid must deal Although a plan has been drawn up for a comprehensive countywide welfare scheme Mr Van Camp reported that it has been held in abeyance for further study Mr Van Camp was asked if there were any plans for day care centres in York County since the province has agreed lo pay at least per cent and up to SO per cent of their operating He re plied that to his knowledge the funds to start these centres were not available and that there was some doubt on the part of officials as need for them in York County at present Dr A Rich mond Hill thanked Mr Van Camp for coming and com mented she was very pleased that the Childrens Aid was moving Into the field of prevention Recipient of York County Branch bursary for was Miss Ionise hill Richmond Hill a student at York University Program Convener Mrs J Richmond Hill announced that speaker at he March meeting would be Mr Napier Simpson architect and advisor at Black Creek Pinnccr Village who will talk and show slides on the archi tecture of early Ontario homes una 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