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Most all towns and many villages so as to insure the carrying out of the law have large signs at the entrances to their municipality. This warns the motorists of the fact that they are within the limits of the town, and therefore must abide by the law. Twenty miles is the limit’. but through Mount Dennis the rate is 25 miles. Thus when the new road which is coming: arrives, we will be troubled with all kinds of sieeders. This can easily be overcome now by having the necessary sign erected at the entrances to the town. It will not only serve to act as a protection against speeding. but will be a great aid as an advertiser for‘the town. In some towns some of the manufactur- ers have erected these signs. It would look very nice if the sign tell- ing of the speed limits in Weston bore the names of the great industrial plants here. It would speak of our prosperity and-also be an added at- traction for any who are seeking lo, cations. I What is being done by that com- mittee that started' off so well last year to do something for the boys of this community? Have they taken a rest or have they really given up /he job? No matter what they have done, in is high time that something was done in this community to give the boys a real high ideal to strive for in this life. We have spoken of the great need for leaders in "our' county. We have talked of the de- plorable conditions that exist in other countries where the boys have not a chance. We have noted how much can be done when a boy is started off on the right track. Why then can we not put some of these noble senti- ments into practice? Why can't we set to work here in Weston and or- ganize a real live active committee that will do the work and never mind the big honors that are coming for what they say. The fall is here and the outdoor days are nearly over. Soon the boys will look tor some in- side recreation to develop thesphysi- cal. They will also want some mental training and a, little of the social side of life.. But on top of all this they need some sound spiritual training to build upon, Now the place that should control these activities is the church direct from its Sunday School classes or some other group of boys under Christian leadership. In this way the various groups can work along their own line for spiritual training and the smaller group games and social activities, but uniting un- der the whole community executive for the big games and debates and conclaves. Something along this line would be the one great means ot bringing the boy inside ofJhe church and making him the reaiheader that he can be for our nation. Let Ives- ton follow the lead of other centres and develop the boy of this c0mmu- nity. We can secure assistance and great help from the active centres thaCare now working on this same plan. Weston, when it takes hold of anything, does it 'well. If this com- munity work idea for the boys. is tak- en up along this line, there will be a great success before it. Mr. Trinkwon takes this opportun- ity of thankine the many friends of the Weston Junior Lacrosse Club tor their support during the season, also on Thursday last to those who so gen-- erously Joaned,fheir cars for the car- rying of the boys to the game at Scarboro Beach. . The Tomlinsoh Methodist Sunday School last Sunday met in the after- noon at 2 o'clock and will continue to do so during the fall and winter months. There was a fair attendance. The service at three' o'clock was con- ducted by the pastor, Rev. Geo. Cruse, who during the fall months intends conducting services with topics relat- ing to the problems of social and com- munity life. .His subject last Sunday was "The Why ot the Labor Unrest in the Present Times." . Let the boys and different classes get together on this matter. BOYS , (‘O-OPEBATIVE womE CARD OF THANKS ' SUNNY LEA nave '"""fe? or , - it is indeed difficult at the present leaders m our time to get anyone on a case like this. lked of the de- Our constable is on holidays and even at exist in other when on duty has the care of other boys have not work upon his shoulders that does not toted how tpuch permit the giving ot all his time to the ' boy is started duty or policeman. Still the dangers Why then can of the dav are not so great as those zesé noble senti- of the night. If there had been a man \Vhy can't we on duty these men would in all pro- Weston and or- bability have been seen or left some "ive commit?“ f trace behind, As it is now they can and never mind I come back again and make another Ire coming for try. Let the citizens show what they fall is here and E think ot this appointment through Shelburne team is now trying to find meins ot winning the game in l the committee room. There, was an I impression at the time they first play- ed that our boys were over age. This, 1 however, was only laughed at then, as {they were thought to be out ot the Irunning. 'when, however, Shelburne l is beaten in a fgir game, they are try- ing to make trouble. The boys in question are all under the age limit. Our team, while they may look to be the limit, are all young players. The protest will be dealt with if the Shel- burne team have the necessary. We lie in security in this town of ours every night, but there is no se- curity. Last Friday night the office of the Weston Coal & Lumber Company was broken into and the safe charged with explosive, but those responsible could not open the safe doors and make off with the rich haul. It must have been in the early hours ot the morning, because Mr. Rudolph was working in the office till after eleven o‘clock. Those who entered the office did so by the side door after climbing over the gates; This lock is only one ot the ordinary ones and entrance to the office was gained. They went straight to work to open the safe. Af- ter drilling a hole by the tumblers the charge was set. Evidently the hole was not far enough through or the charge was not placed right. The charge jammed the doors so that it was impossible to open them. The tumbler handle was blown against the wall. The robbers were acquainted with the whole layout. They went to the garage, which is at the back of the office, and broke this lock to se- cure a large ,crowbar and pick. This they took into the office, but were still unable to open the door and get into the safe. Thus the men had to speed away without their great pile. , In a hard and well contested game 'the great pride of the Rose Town fell '_stoetore. the mighty St. Slmons team of [Toronto It was a great and fitting Felose to a wonderful revival of the (Senior series in the O. A. L. A. The senior teams were right in the game ito the finish. First one team looked :good, then another. It was not till fthe wind-up ot the game that the rest- ling place of the senior championship {was decided. St. Simons in a most convincing way demonstrated that 'they were indeed the best amateur yairtTegation in the lacrosse business ito-day around these parts. They pre- sented a defence against-the Bramp- lton home that was impregnable. They had a home that was able to bore in [and had the man to take the pass and :shoot with unerring aim. The dash of ‘youth and the great speed of youth tounted and Brampton bowed before youth to the score of 8 to 2. Those who saw the game were more than pleased with the fast, snappy playing of both teams and the excellent spirit that both teams displayed all the way through. The best team won and we offer congratulations to our new sen- It now appears that our boys will meet the hick of the St. Catherine district for their next game. During the year there has been a local league in operation in the town and the win- her of this year is to meet the Weston team in home and home games. The first game will be played in St. Cath- erines on Saturday, while the return game will be played here on wednes- day. It looks like Maitlands as the team to beat for the Junior honors. They have been going very strong and are always in the fight. St. Kitts will be a hard team to beat in their own back yard. They have a reputatibn but the police have been paying at- tention to the game this year and are stopping all rowdy and tough modes in the game. Our boys, who have weathered the Shelburne treatment on their first game in that town, need fear nothing from the St. Kitts' bunch. The game is to go over and trim them and do it without making trips to the fence. It is the team that makes the trips to the penalty bench that loses the game. Our team with the players on the field can give a real good ac- count of themselves on any field, At the draw made by the executive late Tuesday Maitlands were drawn to go across the lake. ior champions MU lllliliO / PLENS ll PMLUHE Attempt to Open Safe of Coal Office Proved an Utter Failure Now, while there is nothing lost, this is a great lesson to our town. Do we ne'ed more police protection? Should there be a policeman here. all night? Would he have heard the ex- plosion and cbuld he not have located these men at work in the office? These are things that we need to con- sider in this town. The Weston Coal & Lumber office has been broken' into three times. On the two previous oc- casions they did not get much. Had they been successful this time the haul would have been a good one. It does seem that with a policen1aiVon for the nights, these men would not come with impunity into our town and pull off a job like this. these columns or is/msec" approach ing our council upon the matter. COULTER---MNDILL--on Wednes- day, Sept. Ist, 1920, at High Park Ave., West Toronto, the home of the bride's parents. Bessie,, only child of Mr: and Mrs. E. 0.;Madill to Clarence I. Coulter, Weston. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1920 BRAMPTON Bows TO DEFEAT OUR JUNIOR TEAM )IARRIAGES In the third period Shelburne came back very strong after their vest, and they seemed to have most of the play in this périod. Near the start of the period a Shelburne boy got another goal tor Shelburne, there being only the goalkeeper in the net. Shelburnc then got the ball and went down the field with it and shot, but it was saved by Hugill. The play then pro- ceeded end to end until a Shelburne boy sent a swift grounder, but Os- car was right on the job. Lorne then had a shot, but it was saved by the Shelburne goalkeeper. Shelburne then got another goal and held Weston scoreless through this period. The period ended 4-3 tor Weston. The last period started off with a rush. Lorne had a shot, but it was saved. Shelbyrne then got the ball and passing it took it down the field. When they got near the goal one of the boys took a back handed shot. It just missed the goal. Oscar was then called upon to make a hard stop. Shel- burne then got the ball and scored, making it a tie. Bill ‘Coulter went down the field shot, but it was sav- ed. L'orne Mallaby then broke the tie with one tor Weston. In this period Hugill saved very many hard shots, and try as they would, Shel- burne could not get a goal. Once it looked as if there were a sure goal and there was an open net. Shel- burne had the ball and shot, but it was stopped by Jim Holley. Kilroy was put oft in this period. No mote scor- ing was done, and the game ended 5- . for Weston. Silk was the star of the Shelburne team. The line-up: Shelburne--Clarridge, goal; Mat- thews, point; McBridifover point; Brown and Gray, defenée; Graham, centre; Ferguson, 1st home; White, 2nd home; Silk, outside home; Kilpat- rick, inside home; Smith, spare. At the start of the game the ball travelled from end to end until Lorne Mallaby opened the scoring with one tor Weston. Shortly afterwards Wes- ton got another one from Lorne's stick. The game then went on until Russell McEwen and his man drew the first penalty. No more scoring was done in this period, the score be- ing Weston 2, Shelburne 0. At the beginning of the second period Weston got the ball and carry- ing it down the field, passed it to Usher, who shot, but it hit the goal- keeper. Usher, however) was later re- warded with a goals. When he took a back handed shot. Shortly afterwards Weston got another goal, which was put in by MeEwen. Shelburne, on the draw, got the ball, took it down the field and scored their first goal. half time. 4--l for Weston. On Thursday iast our local juniors won the group championship of this district, when they defeated the SheL burns team by 5 to 4. It was a fast, clean game. boih teams playing hard, In the first half Shelburne did not play so well, but in the last half they played very Cast, and it kept the boys busy watching them. In the third period our boys weakened and Shel- burne had most cit/the play in that period. In the las. period Shelburne tied the score, and it was_nuite un- certain who would win. Weston, how- ever got another goal in the period and held Shelburne scoreless, there- by winning the game. The game was managed by Charlie Querrie and Len Smith. September 17th and 18th. What does that mean? Westoh Fair, one ot the big days for Weston and com- munity. The committee in charge are making arrangements for one of the largest'and finest exhibits ever put on in weston, First day attractions mean sports, poultry exhibits, of which the local poultry association are giving every assistance possible towards a bigger entry than previous years. Extra prizes have been added and suitable accommodation with coops are to be provided and every- thing posstble arranged for the con- venience and comfort of those exhib- iting. "The second day calls for speed- ing, and an automobile parade for which generous prizes are offered,and a well arranged list in all classes of stock. In the hall special prizes are offered for fruits, baking and dressed fowl outside of "the regular society prizes. In the ladies' department the old list has been revised Joy Miss Powell of the Department, and an up- to-date list of work compiled. In the baking classes this is particular- ly noticeable, and a spl ndid array of home cooking is to be 1%oked forward to. The children have not been for- gotten, a special class being arranged for them, both in vegetables and do- mestic science and arts. Another spe- cial feature is the splendid prize of- fered by the Canada Business College, Toronto. Any boy or girl under 18 years of age is given a charme to Win a three months' course at the Toron- to College free. An essay to be writ, ten on "How to Beautify Weston," essay not to contain more than 500 words. Our Local Pride Pulled Out a Victory Over Shelburne at the Beach ' W W EST (ill, J “N E g ll S w u; a:mmwmwmmmmmfimfllfll N 1Wgiiteir "1W 6mmmmmvmmmmmmmugggggmmflmmm _ " w' 3:13;“ t , - \ weston-Goal, Hugill; p'oint, Cou2- ter; cover point, Huym; defence, Hol- ley and McGinnis; centre, Kilroy; lst home, Mallaby; 2nd home, Usher; out- side home, Stokes; inside home, Mc- Kerven; spares. G. McKitteri'ck, D. The Goderich Canning Company makes use of kettles containing 90 hogshead, and uses a ton and a half of sugar a day. 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