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is % been the policy of the Parks Committee : b&rm: asâ€"much as possible f 'U'i.but they have been handâ€" E_‘ & _ by fact that there has been ; no or dwebsxnt scheme to work f on. The Parks mittee have been R inq-thqum‘i’wehavehgd ' some plans prepared and are now at a 3 e where we would like, if the difâ€" 6 nl:hhue :l::ociationg. service 7 8 any other organization or § . citizens inhrelwx:: this work, W follow the lead csiven by the f ‘s Council and come forw:rd ' ‘ any ideas or suggestions they ~ have vhul:z.we eould improve __~ . or beautify our parks. $ e feel that in this manner we would wh find out just what the public : T Thek then Wizhes, keaping in mind ip eeping in min A & fact that we would lill:’o to provide a ute open le of. los ace no ; w’n'al strable. Pen â€" Weston, Ont, hu‘“‘: to your in with affairs to were publis ’.rl-."lm&tey as it concerns 1 Wamdlifln A h regard to poor goofs fell for it. The men, mtnr, found out we are capable and won‘t let us quit, but we can still twist them round our little !iniers by sayâ€" g ‘O.K. Goorte', explain the European to me.‘ t have never ruled men by any m’l except that to their vanity. the day when Mr. Caveâ€"man, the first Iy’l:tut.ed name on record; h!fi! me a pair of dead dinosaurs and his frauâ€"clapped her hands in adâ€" won‘t let us quit, br them round our lit ing ‘O.K. George, e dwion to me.‘ e have never (a stt in the day when first hy{!heut.ed kwfit ome a pail and frau clappe miration, and excl you‘re so strong‘, t asier hn ons osaur for yoursel Amusing Skit Much miration, and exclaimed ‘Oh Georfe, so strong‘, that has been a lot ier than going out and catching a ur for yourself. Chris. Columbus couldn‘t have made the holp to discover America without the jewels &ueen Isaâ€" bella vvo him. Around 1830, a girl ealled Victoria became Queen of Engâ€" ealled Victoria became Queen of Engâ€" land, and ruined every cinch we women ever had. Do you bver hear of Queen no plan or dl'd’sxnt scheme to work on. The Parks mittee have been busy ;&i‘mm uu;l’ we have had some and are now at a e where we would like, if the difâ€" .::ihfie nl:ocinions. service 8 any other orrniution or Tw the had given by in ven by the ‘s Council and 'Sme forward .g.idlu or suggestions they 'hnbrzlwe eould improve or beautify our parks. e feel that in this manner we would w& find out just what the public Theek then Whthes, Reeping in mind in eeping in min & fact that we would lill:a to provide for both youth and age in the scheme. in maintenance of the ;-'-'33 policy of the Pe. The Editor The Times and Guide, §I§u’ irue name and address. Any suggestions received from readâ€" ers with regard to making The Times and Guide a brighter and more interesting paper will be welcomed by the Editorial Staff. (Continued from Page One) z’.:-"“- utilizing relief labor ion invitation to "those C a knowledge 1ol the answer two letters were published in your "Open ," I accept your invitation so far C ‘\‘Q on To Our Readers 49 MacDonald Ave., Weston, *__~*_ _‘ March 17, 1986. Enjoyed by Rotary fiyour invi he Parks C of the Parks Committee bor asâ€"much as possible ut they have been handâ€" OQPEN FORUM in the business 7:' announces to all readers the opening , of general interest we hope, known as the: ommittec, of ks, it has J. T. Farr & Sons Ltd., Weston _ Associate Deater Weston 254 J3u. 4186 â€" J. Barry, Bolton, Ont N# get all three of today‘s biggest SAFETY features: ONEâ€"perfected Hydraulic Brakes, to bring the car to a swift, swerveless stop, with lighterâ€"thanâ€"average pedal presâ€" sure. _ TWOâ€"solid steel, oneâ€" piece Turret Top Bodies by Fisher! THREEâ€"high quality Safety glass throughout the car! CHOOSE a Chevrolet, and you aet all three of today‘s biacest L. J. Schoonmaker, (Canadian Koâ€" dak) was called upon to present Roâ€" tary‘s thanks to fir. Hurst and in a most capable address, left no doubt in anyone‘s mind as to "By‘s" popularity with business men of this district and elsewhere. become less critical of unlmipoxuâ€"mi , wearing colored glasses and the chairâ€" faults and more appreciative of what| Man had the customary fresh clay is admirable in our men." }P'P“. U}\fl'ld bllt"rhyl was enjoying it, “e vel’dk‘t green ribbon an« H, 44 Viceâ€"president T. Wotherspoon, one With dinner under way, Mr. Hastâ€" of the judges, was then called upon to ings led the boys in an appropriate deliver a verdict, but very diplomatiâ€"| Grace. When dinner was over not a cally refused, by referring the issue to foot of the "Three Little Pigs" could the other judge, president "Doc" Inch.| be found. When appetites had been President "Doc" congratulated "By"| satisfied, speech making was in orâ€" Hurst ‘onn;us succ}g:::ful ?olvi;x‘g mw:d:\,'r, and speakers are mentioned in ancient and some .proface history, | the order in which they were called. but decided that tze honors of the «veâ€"| First came the League President ing had been carried off by Miss X. {vans. Wwho elaime dit for I’Ph h |Bob Evans, who claimed no credit for hus the women won the day. [Wimaolf but was mare than satiefied After a great many more arguments, Miss X gave up the ghost by saying, "In short, I guess you men win after all. It‘s a whole lot better for us to be companions than it was to live in those two old separate worlds. ‘A man‘s world‘ and a woman‘s sphere‘ and if you don‘t look up to us quite as yey used to, neithér do we look down upon ou fellows as we used to, either. In yoining the human race, women have Joan of Arc? And while the boys startâ€" ed the trouble at Crimea, who picked up the pieces and put them together again? Only Florence Nightingale." I would like to thank The Times and Guide for opening the column of their paper for the discussion of these quesâ€" tions, and if Weston Ratepayer or Pro Bone Publico will get in touchâ€"with me I will be only too glad to notify them when we can arrange a meeting of inâ€" terested parties to discuss the proâ€" posals. 0 â€" We feel that if we could carcy out the schem~ in which the park was doâ€" nated, that it would not be asking too much of our citizens and native sons to associate themselves with the desires of the late Mr. Cruickshank, and make this an entirely voluntary gift to the Town of Weston and the accomplishâ€" ment would be all the greater. um- ‘bl feel: i :g..and m:l?ul: a ic fee t we s develop ta:; park lfi make it a real playground for the benefit of the resiâ€" dents, especially the children. Owing to the unfortunate condition of the town‘s financial affairs it will be imâ€" possible to expect any financial assistâ€" ance from the council, and we would have to depend on voluntary contribuâ€" tions to supply materials to make any improvements, and any suggestions as to how we could raise some money would be appreciated. , _ m»AMNdY sip, \ow- ri ced & ly low:Priced cap gp Yours truly, (Sgd.) ARTHUR LEITCH, hairman Parks Committe« *6 Back of the Car i% :;:-;l "Three Little Pigs" rested in all q if their glory on a large platteeâ€"poor y.Mfellows. The butchers were Stan. lmm;Cousins, Mike Redman, representing In | Farrs, and Con, McEwen, representing ave | Weston spectators. _Alex. Ross was ant | wearing colored glasses and the chairâ€" hai| man had the customary fresh clay pipe. (And Ellerby was enjoying it, green ribbon and all.) _ First came the League President, Bob Evans, who claimed no credit for himself but was more than satisfied with the way . the Weston Hockey League had been run and thanked the sponsors for their coâ€"operation. Secretary W. Cormack stated his pleasure at being present, said he felt his work of the season had not been in vain, and hoped next year would Stan, Cousins of the Weston Dairy and Ellerby Farr of Farr‘s Garage were hosts on Tuesday night at a banâ€" quet tendered to the popular Weston Dairy hockey team and the well known Farr team at the Victoria Hotel. From an onlooker interesting notes have been gleaned. With dinner under way, Mr. Hast-‘ ings led the bovs in an appropriate Grace. 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Exchange your advance tickets for reserved seats Tuesday and Wednesday, 10 a.m. to C 6 p.m., at Times and Guide Office Sponsored By : Mr. Clarence Hastings, a guest of the evening, said that _ Weston‘s hockey this year was one of the most interesting things he had ever seen, and felt it had done much for the young men of the town. He expressâ€" ed a wish to see bigger and better accommodation for the hockey supâ€" porters next year, Mr. Ross, coach for the Dairy team, thanked the plavers and sponsors for their supâ€" port, and although he had to admit defeat, he and his players could "take §6." The next speaker, the well known sponsor, Stan. Cousins, was invited to speak for an hour but said the evenâ€" ing belonged to the boys. Wilfred Farr stated the executive deserve a lot of credit for the way the League has been rum, and that if the League is in full swing next year he will be one of the first to enter a team. Mr. Smith of Weston Dairy was called on next and stated that although he had not been able to attend all the games, he had been there in spirit, and felt the League had been a most successâ€" ful one, well managed. Mr. Jack Pink made a real presenâ€" tation to the Cantain of the Farr boys, Mr. Ernie McGinnis, and Mr. McGinâ€" nis in turn ealled for cheers for the spensors of aÂ¥ teams, Next called was the coach, Norm. Mercer, (better known as Dick Irvine), who spoke efâ€" fectively, The popular Captain of the Dairy boys, Bob Kingdon, thanked both Mr.‘Cousins and Mr. Smith for the wonderful season. The subâ€"coach for Farr‘s, Gordon Coulter, said he was going places next year if he had to put a team of his own in the League. Con. McEwen, representing the Wesâ€" see bigger and better hockey for the town of Weston, & *On Master De Luze Models * xÂ¥XXX x (Standard Series 2â€"pass. Coupe) Master DeL.uxe Models Daiverad at 1 Mivered at 1 Oshawa, Ont. 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