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Qumran”; G ROW VEGETABLES? Continued from " 4-- found to ut in floor piping, I will sflu11; is erected close by 10 house a high-s ed freezing {but and two good frigging rooms warmed by the heat of condensa- tion). Later still a stand might be unwed for spectators. It might mu be roofed. But certainly an an earner, and as a practical tn- I'm to I lomefelt want, an open in "tifieUl ice cushion in winter " months) with roller skating and i)ittieitititt DOYOU Al this series progresses other witnesses will be culled whose pooitions in public life mark them as authorities much concerned with this question of responsible leadership. In quoting promient figures we): as Mr. Power a non-partisan, reasoned view will be thus uhieVed. CASE 8NENGTWENRD There Wu much more this nuu‘ch Liberal had to any which my brqmttmrtntew It we: published after this weekly seriel wee hem And " will be seen is entirely in line with the objective stated in Article 1, which declared the need for an informed public opinion And the need to restore sound responsible government with full freedom for everyone. Han. Mr. Power hag immeaaurably strength- ehed the cue which these "tides seek to develop. NON-PAWSAN VIEW sat you went to get the mmdymr vegetable ttopehureirgive igoro Commercinl Grower 1 “ill. The experience of my "one” proves it's no" buo6utru to use. _ he eul 1't,",'L'ti lop quiitmehigh ie (is... my qulitie: Jf, spell "in profit...try Vigoro \Canmercial Grower. LEFTIST WARNING "Pmm what does it require saving? From opportunism at neglect of principle And from the possibility of coalition with the follow” of wry other political philosophy. Both alignments an “gotten of that an only be called the office-holding mania. The Net is inthe Lateral nnku zeros: Canada the old, healthy grouse: have given way to pessimilm. disappointment, defeatism and 4Upair." _ T "AII'rny life I have been a Liberal; now I Am looking for a place to vote Liberal. What the party urgently needs is a house detain" . . . the (audition! party of progteu Ind reform has zone off then-ck and is travelling in the ditches of expediency and im-, pmiution, first Right, then Left . . . a neurgence must come upward trom the ranks." All this in lion 'the record. It in: been particularly disturb. ing to his followers who are becoming openly critic“ of the Bit. uati6tu Five of his moot able ministers quit trom his cabinet; Kali. P. J. A. Cardin, Hon. J. L. Ralnon, Hon, Angus Macdonald, Hon. T. A. Crane: Ind Hon. C."G. Power. Eaeh has been out- spoken in criticism since retiring. The stauncheat Liberal of ill, Mon. C. G. Power, 30 years in the House of Commons, writing in Nathan‘s Magazine, Feb. l, 1947, add in part: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Speaking at his Mth anniversary banquet, Aug. T, 1944, he ”dad-red he would lend in only one more general election which look plus in June, 1945. Speaking in Prince Albert, Mny, 1945, m he wu defeated, he slid the same thing. He repeated the “union at a non-partisan dinner, June 18, 1946. Elected in Glen- (my, Aug. M, he‘nid it wu his last contest and when turning out the Department of External Afr-in, once again the same luteméilt was made. tht the other hand, Prime Minister King has made it clear that he will not lead the Liberals in another general election. Nor has he given any indication who he wishes to succeed him, although Liberal Italwuu hue approached Mr. Coldwell, CCF leader. to lead the Liberal party. The prospect, therefore. in a virtually ieaderleae Liberal party coming up to a general election. It is a prospect which the public must accept in view of the following automat- by Mr. King. r ' ONE STRONG LEADER Bolero discussing policies or exlminin. the present state of in union under, the Liberal government of the day, the public will be inure-tad in who will lend these contending parties, what their put reeoed, when do they trend? It he- already been blurted that John Bracken will lead the Progressive Conserva- tireg in the next election, having already incremed his Home (allowing by more then 70 per cent. That point in clear and mettled. Thu party has thus e strong. experienced leader when personal story will be told later. l ,uaeartii-eoaettltqqtseatioabrertd.arougisteto )o My ttir, u gamma; cool mam aeiittat hm "tigtirsi W, which it is behaved il-the Ipprolch welcomed (“in by run] and»! whore vote. will dotarminc the inn: when h tleetion is tailed. Granted therefore, that the contest lion u, W the two old~lino parties, the question then revolve. about leadership and the policies of Liberalg versus Promuive Con- Wuhan. ttt'i,',itittt,tttt rtutt-tu'aiktiTGiiiGi may» but an. thir cogngrx during the nut. {mu-d mu. which due to the univcrul upload {allowing an to, w to tU - and" time in our history. , FAIR APPROACH _ .‘IO. ‘mnuun r,,b_rahea8etirsbnNm-rakstiiueikdit "ei-ttsf-rss-mm-st.'?"--- my; I... a. contact [in - tho Libid- and In The toitgsiiiii LEADERSHIP UNCEttTAtN CON FIRMS RETIREMENT MR. POWER SPEAKS MINISTERS RESXGN "Wcta I During the war, we had A mili- tary division in this hospital-ttll military Imtiettts-iaffed by mili- tary personnel. Although this we: quite I teparate department, we civiliuna knew of the work being done for them by the Red Cross, In October, 1948, theme patients were transferred to different unnoti- wand the 'department closed. Many "sf the men were admitted to the ttide pm of this hoppital--two or three to each ward. I think they were apprehensive--" know we 'rer.--" to whether the ownin- tione who hid been intereiited in the 'plea divilion u a whole would confine their Activities to Christie Street Ktmpital, Sunny- lwondedul gifts; The Red Cro" (hook 3 very prominent part in these Christin-a activities - accomplish ‘ing what to me, seemed like a tri- gmtic task. However. the good ‘works of the Red Cross do not be, gin and end with Christmas. 2,g are eorttimtott-sd He no mm: enjoyed and naminted by the patients. Even e children in the Queen Mary and .the Daviea’ Cot- We are 'rmemttetsr-gvrtets, toys, ghbooh mid candy find their wny are. At the Christmas season many organizations were interested in our hospital and in our patients, particularly the military patients, visiting them and brimgng many wogdedul gifts; The e Cm" Mrs. L. M. Powell, 11 King Crescent, Weston, Ont. Dear Mrs. Powell: hncing as a summer sideline, sums to be a very desirnble u:- quistion on this long term pay-lb you-go tttsig. _ ._. - -. _ Answer to CM: Wool“ Yours te,.Wr, A. A. furry.). tevenggn, Toronto Hospital, Weston. Ontario. -. Feb. 11, 1947, 'Ex-councillor. W I I would like to thank the Red (Cross through you for the many ‘things they have done for this hos- lgiul during the past several years. l tom the babies in the Davies' So/dt":, to the itt'U"g.2uf' re- ceiv may gifts In aids from your organisation. When we had the military wards here, they, of course, got Four chief attention, as wes to be expected. However, when the military wards, were discontinu- ed and the military patients spread throughout the unntoris in On- tario, we took over a large share of these patients and scattered them throughout the civilian wards. You continued to serve these just u carefully and efficiently Is when they were port of the military 0r- ttaniBation. Not only these but our Mrs. L, M. Powell, 11 King Crescent, Weston, Ontario. Depr Mrs. Powell: There are quite a few ex-service- men still slated for hospitalization here for some time and. I fmgure that I am not alone 3'th say to the Weuton ReCCr"oo: “Thanks a million-we Itp,.%Geciirifi that you ale doing." Actually, there is almost nothing that these women will not attempt to make our stay in hospital more pleasant. In my particular case, they have been good enough to supply me with both a radio and a typewriter without which the days would drag on endlessly. This is just one of the man ways in which e,, patients Ire loaned mer. Every Tuesday night, come rain or shine, Mrs. Powell and her faith- ful assistants pay a visit to ever "x-servieeman here, bringing with them not only words of encourage- ment and friendship but also the more practical gifts of cigarettes, candy, and the many varied. items for daily use. They also supply materials and patterns for handi- crgft work, leather work and other hobbies that serve to lighten the many hogrs in bed. Cross organization for granted and it is not until one is put into a position where the work it does is brought home with full force that this lack of appreciation is fully realized. ' - 7 “new" we ,-.... I We, as naministrators of the hospital do hope that the Red Cross ‘will see their way clear to continue this wonderful service in the fut- lure, as they have done in the past. It means that the veterans will be much happier-and so make a better recovery. With very sincere appreciation for all that you have done for our patients-both military and civilian. ALBERTA BELL, R.N., Supt. of Nurses. The need for your financial sup- port is just as great now as it has ever been. The work of Mercy Never Ends, so give and give generously. The Editor, Times and Guide, Weston, Ontario. Dear Sir: I am one of the many ex-service- men who are ntients in this Sani- arium and I Jfletl like to express I word of thanks and of praise for the fine york that. is being carried on here trGrthiiGirii'raiiiii'if'r the Canadian Red Cross. Too many geople have_come tp take the Red brook, em, and more or less forget about the men who remained here. However, such was not the CMP-- very much the reverse-and the soldiers had a wonderful Christmas --a Christmas that is carried by the Reg, Cross right; through the_ye§r. Far from the convenience: of electric light and running water, I lull] patient in I Can-dim Red Crone Society Output 1htstrltal "do" modern hoepitel attention. Baby Gloria Jane Harlihey knock: over the an of powder while being bathed by Nurse Elsie Turner u Mrs. Harold Rerlihey witches. Lamps light Home Red Cross Outpost Hospital- on the frontiers of Clnedn. The water comes by pump from I deep well. This hospital. one of 54 hospitals and nursing stations operated by the Cnnldien Red Cross, is at Wilberforce, Ont. Weston objective in the appeal which begins, in drive on March 3rd has been set It $3.500. do PM Shark L. C. “my, number of "man. Sonia Enginoen' Society Zone 4-870 Whoa planing modem maturation in my of it: Won. malt pa firatt Walk-in ques built to order. 17 cubic toot reach in boxes, 6 and g n. display counters Prompt and efficient, services for Weston, Mount Dennis and district. Sales, Service, Rebuilding REFRIGERATION runs 1 do cactifbuwumns Minute"r Room 12, Ruddy Building Weston Sanitarium, "a October 15, 1946 Your: tiincereiy, Toronto Hospital. Weston, ont... d Feb. eo, 1947 Lisrry Boyle The regular monthly meeting of the Downsi'iew Woman's Associa- tion was held at the home of Mrs. Allen on Wednesday. Februar 12th. Mrs. W. Dickin preside} The devotional period, "Women of the Bible," was conducted by Mrs. Dickin and Mrs. Shirley. The chab acter of Sarah and of Lidia was 2"22 Mrs. Duncan res I study on ste ardship ot the whole life-. time, abilities, possessions. ’The treasurer reported the sum of $78.33 on hand. The treasurer was then authorized to ply $40 toward the new furnace lately installed in the Parsonage. A letter was read from little Marie Marcelle in France, thanking the association for gifts. Plans were made tor quilting, also for a refreshment booth tiring Mr. Hubert‘s sale on February 26th and 27th. The meet- ing closed with singing ot theme song and benediction. A pleasant social time with con- best and refreshments followed, The "wGfdiririiirti""h'irv ‘of Prayer service will be held at the civilian patients throughout the hospital wards were the recipients of your charitable activities. The Red Cross stands out as being the greatest single benefactor. We hope that in the future you will be able to continue your wonderful work min the, PAM. 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