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Now in Third Week Of Operation, DailyRoster HasMoreThanDoubled "Yeah, I &hy for de Brooklyn Doddpu." e fot the: best team in de National league and we can beat any of those guys in â€" the American league too. And he was Voud of being a member of "de glorious bums" too. He was only a youngsterâ€"about 12 of 13â€"but to him the Dodger team he played for was the real uli.ni.ufle'd even .cultivated the Flatbush accent to a point where he was earefully substituting "de" for every "the‘, and he was getâ€" ting quite a kick out of it too. As far as we could see, as we lookeg around .the High school playground, all the yofingsters, And yet that‘s only one part of the picture. Monday to Thursday morning of*each week, over 200 children from the ages of six to fourteen years gather at the High School, Memorial School and King‘ St. School to learn and to laugh. There is no distinction between race, creed, or color. There is no need. These are only boys and iirls, not grown men and women. They have not yet reached that age where they have have been educated to the rights of.class distinction. _ As far as we could see, as we lookeg around .the High school phyiround. all the yofingsters, whether they were playing ball, pit,chirtrg horseshoes, or engaged in any other activity, were }ettinil kick out of itâ€"a whale of a kick. On ui"x‘idly mornings the childâ€" ren hold their own church service, each week at a church of a differâ€" ent denomination. Last week the service was held at Central United this week at Westminster. At last week‘s service Rev. R. C. Creelman, and Rev. Harry Pawâ€" son supervised the proceedings with Mayor\Dougherty and Gordon Alcott delivering the two brief serâ€" mons. Roier field 11 years old, of Church of‘ England parents, read the scripture Allen Morley, son of Baptist parents, led in a responsive reading of the 118th Psalm. The youngsters thoroughly enjoyed their own service. They thoroughly enjoy all the activities of the Summer Recreational Club. Another Part of the Picture All services are conducted on the same principle, the children comâ€" pletely in charge with the exception of offering the prayer and proâ€" nouncing the benediction. _ _ And so last week we dropped over to the High School. We went MONDAY, AUGUST 5th, 1946, is a civic holiday, and there will be no collection of garbage on that day. Garbage should be put out for collection on Tuesdiy. August 6th, 1946. t THE TOWN OF WESTON Notice Re Garbage Collection In keeping with the traditional policy of the past eighteen years and irrespective of present conditions in obtaining and replacing merchandise, we are clearing all our summer dresses at reduced prices ranging from 1/3 to!/ off. Every garment is guaranteed to be from our regular stock and not brought in special for the sale. Included are some of our finest piques, seersuckers, chambrays, crepes and slub rayon. They come in floral and pastel designs, stripes, diagonals and checks. Many twoâ€"piece garments included in various colors of blue, navy, green, rose, red, luggage tan and etc. â€" Cool dresses that assure you of quality unsurpassable. See these new casual for "that tailored lady" look . . . pastels . . . colorful prints ... jerseys cottons, including some British Brember‘gs and Krinkle Crepes, in three price ranges. Sizes, Misses 12â€"18, Juniors 11â€"17, Women 88â€"44. Sale Price WESTON LADIES SHOPPE. Regular up to $12.95 _ Regular $7.95 , AUVGUST 6.95 4.95 5.95 «2souuz2 C T.E A BR AN C EC Please Note:â€"No alterations included in SALE PRICES CHAIRMAN WORKS COMMITTEE Jerseys Piques Chambrays â€"we sawâ€"and we were com}w- ed. It was a case of being sold at first sight. We sat on the grass and listenâ€" ed to the member of "de Dodgers" as he waited for his cut at the filnte. As he talked about his team e pointed out some of the memâ€" bers. His sweatshirt told he was a member of the Catholic Youth Orâ€" ganization. The lad on: our left went to the Anglican Church. We know, because we asked him. There was another boy playing nearby, who if he had lived in any one of the European countries a few years back, would have been forced to wear the yellow arm band inscribed with the Star of Davidâ€"that is if he had the misâ€" fortune to be aliveâ€"at all. , But these lads were born Canaâ€" dians and as we watched them plnyini together we realized right then, that they were being taught how to grow up as Canadians. If you‘ve seen those youngsters of other countries, if you‘ve had them beg at your heel, if {ou’ve seen the necessity of plaeing a guard around the slop pails or the garbage heaps so &ey wouldn‘t poison themselvesâ€"then you know what we‘re talking about. We watched the boys working on their model planes, carefully cutâ€" ting, uum%linx and â€" gluing, watching their model take shape before their OIOI. The bifnlt thing of their fickle young fancy before their m: by a of balsa and paper. There was a young lad named Jummy who was working on his first model dyhne. The finished product. would never take a comâ€" Yetit.lon prize, the gnp‘t was a ittle tight in spots, the struts perâ€" h-p: a bit clumsy, but the thing that mattered was that it was his â€"all his. 3 § We listened to the girls singing and believe us when we sayâ€"we were surprised. Those girls are good. As for‘ the boys singing, well, well they‘ve certainly got enthusiasm. at that time was represented righ't before their eyes by a few strips There was another boy* named Don. He and his chum "Fat" were working on their first model boat. Theirâ€" big worry was the fact that there would be another model to work on when their present one was completed. _ _ ols But as we say, these youngsters Sale Price 41 MAIN ST. NORTH: /A TO ; OFF Sale Price Regular up to $8.95 to $10.95 Council, for . the formation of lom:ct.lhfn‘,oth?h small in lcor at the present time, so gigantic in it‘s meaning, . To the parents who have younf-url in the Summer Recreaâ€" tional Club we advise you to ask them what they think of the plan. Their answer will be worth more than a thousand lines that we may write here. And here‘s something else Mr. hnd Mro. Weston, gomething that‘s worth thinking ‘about, the activiâ€" ties of the club are fr« to your child and to any child in the town of Weston, or any of the surroundâ€" ing districts, _ The original membership estiâ€" mate was set at 100 children. Upon it‘s formation a grant of $600 was made to the ¢lub by: Lions and Rotn&g on the membership basis of 100. There are, at the present time well over 200 youngsters taking part in the club activities. It would be stating the bare minimum figure, when you conâ€" sider the cost of the hobbycraft materials and tools, the daily swimming lessons, . the _ sports equirment and the countless other small items that appear each day, to say that the expenditure on every child was twenty five cents a day. "That totals some $50 each and every day, and over $250 for one single week. What happens to the $600 grant if the school is to be continued for one month. These are your boys and girls and we are sure that you will agree that the granting to them of the best vacation right here at think. it is long overdue; to the Ministerial Association, to Rotary, to Lions, .and .. to the â€" Community Bo we‘re giving credit where we In Pursuance of & Resolution of the Municipal Council of The Corporation of the Town of Weston CIVIC HOLIDAY, 1946 And all citizens are requested, as far as possible, to > observe this holiday. MONDAY, AUGUST 5th, 1946 CIVIC HOLIDAY PROCLAMAT!ON! Crepes Seersuckers Slub Rayon the school, Is Hereby Proclaimed a GOD SAVE THE KING TOWN OF WESTON in The Municipality Some of our finest Silk Jerseys are in well as Crepe Dresses. The selection i description. Sizes 11â€"17, 12â€"18. Some 4 Sale Price day, and everyone enjoyed themâ€" u{vu . although several groans wmbuduwo;flodoutdflu station wagon in Weston‘.after the â€"‘The club had a% turnout for the ride at &%“g _ The ha ) _promises to be a snln nth{r :%:dmmy, July 31. irls will supply box lunches for twoâ€" and : the % the soft drinks. Admissionâ€"will be 85¢. . _It is expected the next item will be: a dance at Pelmo Park but watch for more details. u‘To; 6n':;:nhthnt es mmbor of e fam receiv ro; oca %‘h&f"‘rfluw’ ce ationa e elfare < §e8tS that. familleg consuit ‘their §euonul physicians and study nuâ€" rition seriously. It is pointed out that infants, growing youngsters and teenâ€"agers‘ all ‘need special body-bulidn.fi foods, such as milk, fruit, vegetables whole grains and the proteins, which are found in home that they‘ve ever had, is worth your help. And 'holfi them you can !K simply mailing a cheque to the Bank of Montreal addressed to the treasurer ofithe Community Council. _ ~‘The future of any home, of any town, or of any country, depends solely upon it‘s youth. These are your boys and girls and an investâ€" ment in them now pay a future diâ€" vidend in the form of & concrete bond gilt edged â€" with‘ security, pride, and happiness. / _ _ _ _ such foods as eggs and cheese. no contribution too s Adequate Nutrition CREPE AND JERSEY DRESSES ‘Summer Nite Club For a cause that‘s so/big, there‘s T. E. DOUGHERTY, rate an in mrtespitpen wn ie e oNEA ON s TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON Sizes +17, 12â€"18. Some 4 sizes included Regular up to $16.95. zes: Juniors Misses Women Half Sizes 9.95 w %fi”‘ié 11â€"17 12â€"18 38â€"44 18}â€"22} included in the group as i is too large to attempt n n s 425 TF z s e t WESTON ZONE 4â€"442â€"â€" H4 ~ l.',? e ’\\\7“,‘ f) ”"?‘;;‘ ‘ \\(é‘ i\\\\ % r,(j AÂ¥ °3 NRUwm/ 4+ \\ P § mn" i; P C / cul : $ hk . “"T-:Tj !c 35 * | V .“ | He brings specialized â€" â€" training to industry ... m IW/»' . e y e o Te i e eves ie onidnik aim aite «ue i6 ons on se ar 22 m 2e