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zRELEBRI'I'IES PRAISE SUMMER RECREATION Flttrtlrlllt iMayor, Commentator, §Athletio Commissioner i.' Visit Summer School last Tuesday. June Dennis, a CBC commentator featured the‘ Weston Community Council Sum- Mer school on her daily Foiiiiiir) program Uter visiting the school on Tuesday with Syl Apps, captain of the Toronto Maple Leafs hockey club. end Ontario's Athletic Com- missioner. Mayor Thorn-s Doherty And Mrs. Doherty, Rev. R. Currie Creelnun, Mr. Slater and Mr. Garvie, who were representing Community Recreation. and Mr. ,Cecil Gxpisliurth. of the Rotary Club. Miss Dennis and the visitors were shown sround the school and - what happens from 9.30 until " each morning, the schedule be- Itgtigedi out the same Is any at r day in the weekly program. .trtte remarked that she was as- tounded by the fine spirit of co- opention and informality shown in the wool and complimented the council on realizing in such a fine way their AIT, for the children of Weston. e following is the text of her speech: laud of doing handicrafts first, him: out to t 0 athletic field so tit tbl A135: could At them, and M the lit e girls id their handi- ergft first, 3nd their athletics atiersrnrds Wk hem? done in handicrafts by boys, hey were on . project hid started the My before-- ' girdles from newupnper brown sticky piper. One or of the wimnlu were nearly fin- ome were not much more started, but Mr. Dickinson, We. thin pnrticulnr group - my well ugtisfiod wit the they were going about it. Mr. ' b5 “It my. teaches nd rattan Centralm‘h 1 Common. in Toronto at. abs-l II. and for "We started off at Westminster church. where the boys and girls gathered It 9.30 for the first half- our devotional wiod which is held every morning. On Fridays theeomplete summer school has its devotional period at one of the churches but other days, each een- tre 'iGiiiG its own. The period gelled with the singing of "O nods." then the “Lord's Prayer" VI: repented hi everyone there, and then Syl pps read a brief wage from the Bible and gave a Ihort talk on sportsmanship. He skinned his remarks meinly to the boys, but I noticed that the girls were just Is interested, and when he told them that using nasty "On fine (In? the girls gather, in latch on t e church hwn. Ind you ean't waging I prettier pie cm. I coun 46 girls, all work- a had was which they are "iaiift “gnawed woohl. le _ t e mnberin a or their i'2lltl'hru', I was told, Ind the "rskndstertr.ttuV.1beeg the things you ean't trm cure. I count: in; but! 'IU and! IQ II P gt", bungee: e a 1 'dtrr,"l'X u ttttt tre,',',', wnsn't smart or grown up In being . good sport was a big pin of the battle of life, they vete intently taking it all in. After that, Mayor Doherty addressed the boys at girl? telling them of the importance of leaving good behind them wherever they go. " "The devotion period lasted until h end then we started on our “and of inspection. The only faking: made In the schedule for our ntfit was that..the Jyysp, in- Yiiis map has composed of m and (if)! troy 10 tp. Pg"" June Dennis, CJBC Radio Commentator Makes Rounds Of Local Recreational School And Features It On Her Daily Programme iiii SctGrriiur all left we Ht tmrtrtrmi.tr It? i,wre2 the Gfaie" Them horiU -d humm- d the moat Etobicoke Crew Whitewash Miller Juveniles, 21-5 "I didn't tell you that the girls are being instructed in handierafu by Mrs. Myrtle Rennick, who. to quote everyone I talk to is won- derful. Mrs. Alcott helps ner, and when they've finished their hund- bags which they're making not it's planned that they'll do belts of felt 1nd other things they've never made at school. That seems like on excellent idea to me-they don't have the feeling that in the ButtV ‘mer.tina they!» Just going over the work they do in school. They're also going to make bouquet lapel omnments of shells, I understand. fact that they cumot tie, Eng- liBh,erefinding , rel}. op.e with The Miller Juveniles took I ter- rifie beating from the Etobicoke team Int week, with the visitor: vulkin all over them to the tune of all. Not much an be aid about thin gum. - that all the nation WI! Hound the Weston net and Pink Chard, who got very little support tram his mm- mm. The goal-getterl for Weston were Tommy Bennett with two, Ron Hum with one and Kath Club. two while Pink Chard. Art tutu, And Porky Ron each got an Griiid tGFGre Reaching them to was: we?“ 3nd vol1es.ba.l,1. . . "The girls at Memorial school were skipping and playing croquet. With s swimming pool in Weston for the use of the school two days a week, st which each child he one swimming session 3 week, the three centres with their haiuiierUU and athletic sctivities, s nursery playground with all equipment for the smellest youngsters, the sum- mer recreation school of the Wes- ton Community Council is I going concern. It performs the double duty of keeping the youngsters off the streets, and occupied with something interesting to do each mornihe--and As well relieves busy mothers of the necessity for keep- ing an eye on their plsytime. I be ieve that Weston holds some kind of a record for putting down juvenile delinquency Ind prevent- ing petty crime-and they accom- plish this by the simple expedient of keeping all the citizens of the town-young and old-intensely in- terested in everything that con- cerns themselves. "I know that we were all molt impressed by the work thath being dope, tnd the jnterest.tAat's bging taken by t2 who all hive their homes to ook After as well Is devoting A great deal of their time to recreation. They can all have the isatigNetion though, of knowing that it's paying off in Marine” and fiiUMiifia' And plain 0 com- munity spirit in the town of Weston." "After we'd seen all there was to see at Westminster church we went over to the athletic field to watch the boys play baseball and volley- ball, then over to Memorial school, where_more boys and girls were playing happily. No child in Wes- ton is forced to do anything, nor is there any strictly school-like dis- eipline-tutd the youngsters love the whole thing. Msny of them talked their families out of sending them to camp or going away, for the summer on the grounds' that they wanted to go to the school. That, I think, is about the highest recommendation any children's ac- tivity could have. Thu happy group of girls In doing hnstdiertrft on the Min Berle Brookbanks, who ll one of the junior 1.,rrt of Westminster Church. Standing are Mrs. helpers. Myrtle Rennlck. Mrs. Gordon Alcott, album. and A bag of flour is credited with) saving a maimed pearl diver fiii) bleeding to death near Thursday) Island. Australia. Itixon, I 'tskin- diver", (one who dives without hel- met or diving dress), had his leg seized by n large shsrk. He iam- med his thumbs in the shark’s eyes and forced it to let Ito, Then he struggled to the dinghy and was haul” anard. In the absence of Flour Saves Life Of Pearl Diver anything that would make a tsatis- factory ligature. it seemed that he might bleed to death. He yelled for a bag of flour. The maimed leg was thrust in and the dough that formed staunched the blood effectively un- " MAIN N. EXPERT TAILORING and REPAIRS LADIDS’ and GENTS' GARMENTS CLEANED and STORED BTORAGB-PUR8 at 2% of their value. All Gunman Insured Animal Fire, Theft or Dunn NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR GOODS LEFT OVER 60 DAYS WESTON CLEANERS J. HAWE Barry Jones and DIVE Alutt fashion M,', lime: in their this. They receive their instruction It Weatmimter arch. Bury In: just "rived here from Greece. Would Welcome A Silent Airplay}: Disclosure tut I "silent" air- plane has been developed comes as good new: to many a. person living near an airport or under a route followed regularly by commercial airlines. The noise of airplanes has long been protested as a “null- Ince" and it has reached the point now of actually being an economic factor, tt,rg2t,igf, the value for reeidentia purposes of property in many locations. Let’s hope that the "silent" plane will soon emerge til the lugger reached Thursday Island, where doctors closed the wound. 'Baltr'ANrlHnrtDTll, WESTON PHONE no» from the experimental stage into practical adoption for the peace and comfort of the cany who are now bothered by the whir of pro- pellors. 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