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Pvay > . o 5. *The Dn( & plished m . the ws: of j ¥§er:n, :lo« ‘Legislature for 'ut three year j Rivate" â€" which Ethel Hollick and Lenore Bolton ‘were lucky winners in the games mml.ymn Gilbert, Verna Mae and Carol Bolton were due to iliness,. Tawny Owl k in to see them on her K” and gave each one a little of candy from the party. & -.u.l‘mmmbr good turns, Brownles, * ‘The meeting held on Monday the ; Sist of May is to be our last reguâ€" ‘lar meeting this season. However ‘we will be meeting the first two Mondays in June to learn new | games and songs, and to do all ; those things that we never seem } to have time for at our meetings. | This means that our closing meetâ€" inq will be June 14th. The Pack , will be reopening in the Fall about | the middle of September, { 54th Toronto Company. _ Many thanks to the mothers of , the Guides who attended our Open ) Meeting and Enrolment last Tuesâ€" : day evening . It is helpful to us all to know that we have the interâ€" ; est and coâ€"operation of the parâ€" After two games, roll call and inspection the Guides formed a horm:lxe and the colors were :mamh on. Sandra McCrudden, ! Margaret Petrie and Mary Dine then stood up and made their Guide Promise. Third Year Service Stars were hresented to Catherine Mowat and «Margaret Turner. Second Year Stars to Andrea Kemmis and Eleanor Robinson, and Nancy Pott received her 1st Star. this province," declared member of the Ontario : for West . York for the three years in summing up 30 " which the present goyâ€" ernment has introduced. ; 22 e N PCO OO Concluding his campaign, Mr. ;&l enumerated. . the â€" "first jevements" as follows: 1. FIRST grants for the capital cost of schools. 2. FIRST eapital grants for hosâ€" gul construction _ ($1,000â€" ,000 per bed). 3. FIRST free air ambulance service in history. 4. FIRST free medical examinâ€" ation for mothers (4,000 exâ€" pectant mothers per month now being examined by own hysiciun&-â€"P%nl in clinics.) 5. g‘lRST to reduce the net debt of Ontario by $25,000,000 in a 54th Brownie Pack _ On the 24th of May a very happy Wike was enjoyed by the Brownies 10. 11. The last meeting was held on the 290th, Three Brownies, Lenore Rolâ€" tom, Nancy Corbett and Mariene McLean were presented with their Golden Hand badges which they proudly wore to the church parade ;t Varsity Arena on Sunday. The rownies repeated their promise and law and were asked to try and g up to them during the holidays. M”i:{ clonJ with games wnd _ refreshments. _ Judy Park, 13. 14. of the 166th and b4th Packs. Starting at 11 a.m. we walked to a beautiful woods. arriving at noon hour. We soon cleaned up our lunches and were ready to explore our surroundings. . Wild flowers grcw in â€" profusion â€" and _ the rownies were delighted with the things they found on the hillside and in the brook. 14. 15. Brown Owl! presented proficiancy badges to Yvonne Atkenson, child nurse, toymaker, emergency helper; Doreen Besley, laundress, emergâ€" ency _ helper; _ Sandra _ Sanders, emergency helper and hostess; Shirley Mcintyre, minstrel; Andrea Kemmis, minstrel and hostess; Eleanor _ Robinson, hostess, and June Milling, hostess. The Brownies of the 54th and 166th Packs had a very nice time in the woods on the 24th of May. Some were kept busy trying to eatch crabs and pollywogs in the €reek, while others went exploring mlong the many paths in search of various types of wild flowers. gmy Brownies took home. a "Jackâ€" â€"theâ€"Puipit" root and all to plant in a corner of their garden. The Guides then sat in a circle And entertained our guests with a few songs. After taps had been sung the mothers were invited to remain while Captain answered any questions concerning camp and gave them an outline of the gmgnm. 66th Brownie Pack sinfle year. | FIRST to pay 80% of capital, ceosts of all bridges. | FIRST statutory recognition | of organizations . of school’ teachers. FIRST medical welfare plan‘ (province pays for the mediâ€", cal attention required by old ; age pensioners, blind pensionâ€" ers, mothers‘ allowance cases, etc.) FIRST practical action on 60â€" eycle changeover. FIRST authorization of steam units for generating electrical wer. F;RST apprenticeship trainâ€" ing by coâ€"operation between the province and trade unions. F]RgT extension of Dominion labor code to Ontario indusâ€" tries. FIRST systematic training of yesearch workers at provinâ€" cial expense by a system of awarded scholarships to the total value of $50,000 a year. FIRST permanent | research council has been established under the name "Research Council of Ontario". FIRST to undertake the conâ€" struction of a central market: ing terminal? Girl Guides administration has Imr-on new ihm:l for z_ of Ontarie than any ration in the long o 16. mine rescue stations. 24. FIRST to set up a Departâ€" ment of Planning and Deâ€" velopment to provide for longâ€" term community building and conservation projects to enâ€" sure_planned progress. 25. FIRST to set up a completely judicial board to grant or reâ€" fuse liquor licenses and to supervise the sale of liquor. 26. FIRST to set up conservation authorities _ to . control â€" soil erasion, flood conditions, deâ€" Fletion of streams. 27. FIRST to create a Departâ€" ment of Reform Institutions which has, in two years, es tablished a modern ?'stem of prison reform (including segâ€" regation of first offenders from repeaters, young offendâ€" ers from old. Advanced vocaâ€" tional and academic training and planned rehabilitation.) 28. FIRST to set up a complete department to promote the tourist industry, which brings millions of dollars of new wealth to Ontario every year. 20, FIRST to promote winter xports in Ontario. 30. FIRST to pass legislation to raise the standards of tourist accommodatiin and service in summer resurt areas. "I might add that there is a 31st FIRST as far as West York is concerned . .. it is . . . first name on ballot . . . Allan", concluded the energetic West York member. 17. 19 21 18 20 FIRST to reâ€"organize the proâ€" vincial poli¢e .with own radio network and special air arm, FIRST to maintain travelling TB clinics (500,000 free Xâ€"ray examinations a year). FIRST to provide grants for county health units. FIRST to raise minimum feâ€" male wage in major centres to $16.80 a week. FIRST to pass legislation reâ€" quiring "good forest manageâ€" ment" clause in all timber contracts. _ FIRST to announce a policy and plan to perpetuate the Ontario forest. FIRST to bring mining safety regulations into line with modâ€" ern advances. FIRST â€" to â€" establish _ new Westinghouse "Why take chances with food at present prices? Only Truâ€"Tempâ€"Control is marked in actual degrees of temperature. This is vitally important to the proper preservation of your food. Visit our store today. See the New Westinghouse Refrigerator. FROM .. s mmpominommnm e@I® SAVE MONEY completed their arrangements for the coming summer for the Weston boys and girls. â€" 3 The Westoh Community Council and the Waston TWOA hate Just The preâ€"school children will be located at Westminster church with Mrs. Moffat in eh:;,o. assisted by Miss Mary Orr, also at this centre there will be.the program for the boys and girls of the I{el 6â€"9 years, who regularly attend the King St. school. The outdoor equipment for the preâ€"school children has been kindly loaned through the kindness of the Merry Court Nursery school. In the Memorial school area, the boys and girls of the ages 6â€"9 will be under the supervision of Mrs. A. Mall and Mrs. W. Hall. Splendid craft and game periods will be held in both schools. The boys, ten years of age to 15 years of age, will have a day camp at Cruicfiuhank Park where Gordon Alcott and George Anderâ€" son will be in charge. A very inâ€" Catering to â€"â€"â€"â€" _Good Wholesome Food To Your Particular Taste and Requirements sPECIALIZING IN â€" â€" SUNDAY DINNERS WESTON HOTEL FURNITURE & ELECTRIC CO. 25 MAIN ST. N. â€" WESTON RICHARDSON e BANQUETS e WEDDINGS Telephone ZONE 4 â€" 224 day will 1 The girls of this same age group will hg’ their day m.:& Beimo Park under the sponsorship of the Weston YWCA with Miss Wyn Karry in charge. Miss Ph;m- Carscallen _ has been hired for the three summer months and she will teach swimâ€" ming for all age groups and also archery and other outdoor athletics. The summer program starts on July 5 and runs until July 30. It is expected that the outdoo} program will aprnl very much t the boys and girls who are unable t‘.; ‘g;{ Ja-w;;-fi;r"ifie' whole summer and the programs are known as Stay At Home Camps. From Rome Mrs. Victoria Avig dor, 78, flew to Toronto to visit her son, Rifat, who is critically ill. It was her first trip by air. Av Agiofs appeal very up with outdoor It‘s That Will Do George Won‘t Do It! It‘s Up To You â€"â€" Vote For Information or Transportation Call Zone 6â€"941â€"N.T. 2895â€"Weston 409M CCF CANDIDATE WEST YORK YOUR VOTE MILL ARD Health Insurance _ Housing At Prices People Can Afford Auto Insurance At Cost 40 Hour Week â€" 2 Weeks Vacation With Pay â€" y Farm Policy Based On Recommendâ€" ations of the Federation ofâ€" Agriculture THE JOB Can Elect Millard In West York Can Elect a CCF Government YOUR VOTE YOUR VOTE YOU WANT C