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jii Tfc Kra Oat Wed 1 fc I u 1 A NEWMAN As the month of November comes once more upon us those of us from a generation find our thoughts turning to a fateful day now almost fifty years ago the 11th hour of the day of the month the year Memories of raids by and of fathers uncles cousins returning for a brief leave from the muddy trenches of France and Flanders Such are the memories of the man who was but a boy then The very thought of war under any circumstances is hateful something to put out of our minds if such a thing Is possible How can this be done How best may we bring to remembrance the treasured memory of the loved ones who did not return Or perhaps there is someone who remains in hospital as a result of wounds suffered in that or more recent conflagrations It would appear that many man made efforts have failed to bring to us the peace which was so easily promised all those years ago Leagues of Nations United Nations Peace Conferences all have failed miserably to bring any real and lasting peace to the world to the nation or to the individual Mankind young as well as old remains confused for answers which constantly evade him Intellect reason all have been tried without success The old fashioned standards which modern man finds ridiculous still seem perfectly satisfactory to those who have teamed to live by them Those standards of personal integrity and compassion for our fellow man which are laid down in the Holy Scriptures provided with a personal faith In Christ all that our fathers required to find Life to be rich and rewarding That personal faith in a Risen was quite adequate as something with which to face the many daily problems which came their way Since all our own best efforts have failed so signally Is it too much to ask that we be willing to return to the Faith of our Fathers and find in a personal relation ship to the Lord Jesus Christ that peace of mind and heart which was one of the reasons for our fathers being willing to die so that way of Life might be preserved I am not suggesting that every soldier was a practicing Christian but obviously the way of life which was enjoyed in their day was one which was eminently satisfactory It was one for which they were willing to pay the supreme sacrifice rather than see it disappear Should we not then be willing to accept our share of the responsibility and do our very best to bring that kind of worth while living back within the reach of all Our Lord reminded His hearers not to be too concerned about the material things of the world but to Seek first the Kingdom of God Matt When we begin to allow Jesus Christ His proper place He brings His own brand of peace to our hearts and lives Eph 214 states He is our peace Perhaps this may mean a complete reassessment of life and its values Yet Gods word assures us that such NEWMARKET NOTES What People Are Doing by Ruby Haskett Mrs Stanley Janes of Mary and Nellie Park Avenue celebrates divided the children her birthday on Octo- into different age groups and A birthday party will be held for her at the home of Mr and Mrs William S Janes and family in 9 The Ladies Auxiliary to the Training Centre held a meeting at the home of Mrs Jack Malcolm President Mae Brookes welcomed several new members A dance is planned at the Sharon Gold and Country Club by the Auxiliary and it is convened by Mrs Marie Casey Dancing will be to the music of Vic or chestra Mayor Drew Doak and Mrs Doak Mr and Mrs Charles Boyd Mr and Mrs E Boeder Mr and Mrs Alex Spear Mr and Mrs p Henry Mr and Mrs J Hart Mrs J MaunseU Mrs M Fox Mrs and Mr and Mrs attended the Ontario Hospital Association Convention ban quet last Tuesday evening at the Royal York Hotel The Childrens Art Classes sponsored by the Newmarket Recreation under the direc tion of Mrs Dorothy Parsons are now completely filled The change to Monday and Wed nesday Art sessions at the lovely new amphitheatre is then directed them into im provisations of Goldilocks and the Three Bears A Day in school and The haunted House Mary and Nellie plan to start into a full length play after the New Year Mrs Stanley ft Janes of Park Avenue celebrated her birthday on Wednes day Oct 25 In Barrie with Mr and Mrs William S Janes and family Mr and Mrs Allan Proctor of Ottawa and Mr Harrison Proctor of Los Angeles visited their parents on the occasion of their fathers birthday Mr S Proctor was 83 on Saturday Oct His four daughters and two sons and their families were present Also attending the birthday celebration were grandchil dren The Childrens Craft Classes under the direction of Leslie Taylor Saturday mornings at the Centennial Amphitheatre are now filled Over 20 chil dren registered at the Recrea tion office for the seminar Th United Church Women are holding their general meeting November at Youthful In Male Insurance Co Motorists their dark costumes wilt be alert and pre- fcr moists all this week warns the per hour in residential areas Newmarket Police Association FALL HOP Nmafctr 17 1fl7 Cedar Beach Hall Lake j pm to per couple Bar Privileges DOOR PRIZES SPOT PRIZES J Tickets available from Police office or any Hitching displays a replica of Queen Victorias wedding gown at the United Church show Portraits of the Past The Depart ment of Tourism and Information supplied all gowns for the fashion show Portraits of the Past held at United Church Monday evening Sponsors of the presentation were the women of the North Union Commu nity Centre Many of the ladies spent the better part of six weeks in prepara tion for the show pm In Trinity Hall Guest most agreeable to the speaker for the evening will Fry Association and a JUS Miss Phyllss Miss- Consultant to the Committee on was born in India of missionary parents She is working in pastels on portrait ure and landscape She is also giving them instruction on the works of famous artists Last week they learned about Hem- Mrs Norman Pick is program convener The devotional per iod will be convened by the Holder Photography Davis Drive unit and the so President Mrs Cordon clal hour by the executive director of the will chair the meeting and unit taken Victoria Sandwich a step would be the most Important one we have ever brand age group varies from year olds to and there are students In each class The Childrens Theatre Mon day evening at the Stuart Scott School had a splendid registration of over mem bers A change has occurred In the meeting time It is now 630 pm as there was some over the earlier time with the supper hour arrange ments MEET ME AT THE FAIR Here is a chocolate cake which can be served plain With flutter Cream Frosting or powdered sugar To finish with a flair decorate It with tinted frostings chopped nuts chocolate sections or candied fruits VICTORIA SANDWICH cup sifted allpurpose flour cup Cocoa baking powder tsp salt cup shortening cup sugar egg vanilla cup milk Sift dry ingredients together Into separate bowl Place shortening and sugar in mixing bowl beat until smooth Add egg and vanilla beat until smooth and fluffy Add all sifted dry Ingredients and milk Beat until smooth and free of lumps about 23 minutes Pour Into two lined and greased layer cake pans Bake In moderate deg oven 2530 minutes Cool on rack then frost BUTTER CREAM FROSTING Cream cup icing sugar with cup butter or margarine until smooth Add cups sifted icing sugar and mix until well blended Add 2 milk and mix until smooth Divide in half and in one half add a few drops of almond flavoring use as filling between layers To remainder add vanilla use as frosting for top of cake If desired tint with vegetable food coloring COLOUR TV WE SAVE YOU MONEY BRICES BARGAIN BARN J Miss Mildred Dike Hostess For Wl Meet MOUNT ALBERT Miss Mildred Dike was hostess at home for the October meeting of the Womens Insti tute and a copy of resolutions to be brought to the area con vention was read by the presi dent Mrs Angus Harrison re sponded to the on the dangers of being your own doctor and the program was convened by Mrs chairman of health and education committee Mrs warned of the dangers in the home especial ly for children and older people Miss Mildred Dike gave a humorous reading and was followed by a singsong by the members Mrs and Mrs Oli ver were for re- following the meeting Public Lecture Hall Sutton West Ont Sal Nov pm CHRIST IS COMING CAN WE GUARANTEE IT Is there a need for Him lo come What will He do on His return What assurance have Wc that His return is imminent These questions will be answered from the Scriptures All Welcome J NOW THINK PINK at the NEW PINK BOUTIQUE MAIN ST Tues Wed Sat am to pm Thur and Fri am to pm 1 I IMFL i X Holly no fat my my my fctif oof forward anil you hove to In hack Not fhuf for front with In tight pfuces hove il Mf me the that WotiKy my Iff for Doubt knit wool MAIN ST mi UNITED CHURCH KESWICK welcomes you am Morning Services Minister Rev Milton CHURCH Or THF m a J Miss Jane Haines Choir Director Mr am Bible School Nov Evangelistic Cam paign with Rev Hampton of Fair Lawn New Jersey and Mrs Dorothy Scotland Out Nightly pm Sun it am A hearty welcome Is tejHiixl to you to attend Services GOSPEL HALL Davis Dr Newmarket Lords Day breaking and Bible Clasd a Park Gospel Meeting Tuesday- Prayer and Bible Study pm Welcome CHRISTIAN BAPTIST CHURCH Main Street FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner Wen and NEWMARKET Rev Kemp Mrs Roy Martin Organist 3o for ail am- Worshio Mr pm Gospel Service J am Prayer ante Wed foe Use Boys St House MEMORIAL Rev tor Hail CHURCH VICTORY Corner of Arthur and Newton Street Rev tt Sunday Mccnicg Wocstap ILCfl in Sergio Prayer acu LJaklaa- Minister Emeritus Mr am Sunday 1100 Morning Worship pm Evening Service FORTH THE WORD OP LIFE Rev D Drive Newmarket Rev James Paator CHURCH Oar to Regular at Se crafts and Now AU years every am MM am Worship Rev Marry Percy Soloist Mr Rao Evening Harry te Mr Rao Services at ivw Nov to at p at A lit I W Rev Norm SeMaibwm tft v- School It MOTHUUi Jmj sklmwri t ww put teach Mont fiVtVlCft IHltt Prnvni 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