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Frazer Earle, Recreation Direcâ€" ‘to" ‘addressed the gathering on "A Guide‘s Place in the Community." He stressed the responsibilities of guiders and brown owls in developâ€" ing m sense of good citizenship among their guides and brownies, the learning process as well as by an example shown by leadership. He urged parents to use good judgâ€" ment in..helping their children to use their leisure time for learning as well as playing. gommissioner and Mrs. Graff, comâ€" missioner of the Norwest Guides, conducted the annual meeting of the . Weston .and Norwest Girl Reports were heard from local associations, guiders of companies and brown owls and packs. du. D. Bruce Wilson, West Toronto diviâ€" sion commissioner was present and expressed her pleasure at the proâ€" gress being made in Weston of which she was justly proud. ?H-’-wuch-uuuuth" ‘A rooms last Thursday evening. The large: attendance indicated growing interest in this organizaâ€" tion formed three years ago in the district. 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This is a fundamental error, because Parljsment contains within itself not only the Government, but the Opposition to that Government, which is capable of becoming the Government if the majority party does not command a majority in Parliament, . Therefore, Parliament does not only contain the Governâ€" menrit, but it contains an alternative Government which can undertake sion there ‘s a tendency to confuse the component parts of Parliament, and there exists a considerable lack of understanding between the funcâ€" tions of Parliament and those of the Government. With a newâ€"Prime Minister and a new Leader of the Opposition, and with a g»xeral election probâ€" mbly in the comparatively near future, it might be advisable now Politics is the Science of the Wellâ€" Being of the Peopleâ€"Plato ~â€" "Parliament and Governâ€" PHONE WESTON 240â€"Jâ€"3 Meals Served by Reservation Forget your troubles at THE Ml‘(STREL. SHOW Feb. 15th & 16th Forget your troubles at °* For Reservations RCSC "Illustrious" White Petrolatum 8 oz. 29¢ R 200 Milk of â€" Magnesia IRON CAPSULES STRICTLY POLITICAL WESTON 54 TABLETS 39¢ Liver: and s9.95 $1.75 large 19¢ 3 lbs. 39¢ By RODNEY ADAMSON, M.P. of a new Sesâ€" : The following Brownies passed varioug Golden Bar tests at our last meeting, Anne Vandewater, Isobel Ree, Bernice Park, Nancy At a recent meeting of the group, officers were elected as follows: President, Peter Barker; viceâ€" president, Don Carroll; sec‘yâ€"treas., Ross â€" Beardall; social convengr, Anne Smith. * 166th Brownie Pack _ The group is designed to promote participation in study and disâ€" cussion of the Bible and each menâ€" ber has the responsibility of preâ€" senting studies to the group for theirâ€"discussion. On the social side of their activities, it is planned to meet every second week for a social evening of dancing or games, The Sunday morning Teenâ€"agers Bible Class of St. Johns Church have started their regular weekly meetings with good turnouts. The class was formed for the yourg people of hjsh/school age in the parish and the response has been well met thus far. Mr. Frazer Earle hasâ€"taken on the duties of teacher for the group and looks confidently at an increasing circle each Sunday morning. Form Teenâ€"Age Bible Class At Anglican Church I have stressed this point in the first article of this series for the coming Session. I do so so that my constituents may be informed on my actions during the coming Sessions. I shall endeavotr to keep this series informative and factual, but this is a political article, and I repeat the byline which P use for this seriesâ€""Politics is the Science of the Wellâ€"Being of the People." The function of the political party is to elect enough Members to the House of Commons so that they may form & majority and undertake the business of Governâ€" ment. This is basically the British ruliamenhry system, and is unique in the world. It differs greatly from the American system, where the Executive Government may not, and frequently does not, enjoy a majority in Congress. Our ‘nystem of Government and Opposiâ€" tion is the most flexible form of Government devised, because it keeps a constant check and balance of the people‘s wishes through the machinery of the Parliament. As a Me: .ber of the Oppositi>n, it is my function to oppose the Government in measures that I onsider to be unwise. It is also y function to explain to my conâ€" stÂ¥uents the recson for my actions, and furthermore to be prepared to offer an alternate plan to that of the Administration, so that if the Government is defeated, I shall be able to assist my party in the formation of another Government. . It is said that Parliament is tmap l o ho tet mt thas vernment is supreme, the lack of understanding of this funcamental . fact . which brings on dictatorships. . Parlizment is supreme because Parliament repreâ€" sents the people by direct election. Government is not suprteme beâ€" cause the Government merely represents the will of the majority of the elected members, and with the multiplicity of political parties, it frequently does not enjoy the majority of the actual votes cast at an election, s the administration if it defeats the majority party in the House. Peter Barker Elected President Of New Group â€" Girl Guides The Busy Bees held their weekâ€" ly meeting at Nancy Inch‘s house, 9 Humberview Crescent, Weston. Joan Burlington read the opening. Then Margaret Sainsbury told us we had $2.95 in our bank. Then we discussed that we would have a skating party. Mrs. Inch made us Verna Mae Harrison and Nancy Corbett were both away due to illâ€" ness. We hope to see them next Saturday. Ree, Diane Annis and. Marjorie Hollick. While the pack sang "Twinkle, twinkle Little Star, ShoW the Brownie where yof are," Diane Annis went looking for a one.year Service Star which Brown Owl then presented to her. How did you like the little tussle we had â€" arguing on whether women drivers are a greater menâ€" ace than drunken driver, er, er, er â€" arguing whether women can drive as well as men, It‘s a good question, but I‘m afraid that we didn‘t reach a definite conclusion. I guess the men will still have to put up with drivers of the opposite gender, even after our hour of brutal and excruciating debate. Next Sunday is THE night for all you amateur performers who are looking for a good outlet to demonstrate their lalent. We‘re having an open night at Open House where everybody can take part. So if you‘ve got a song, or & skit, or an act, or an â€" anything you can do. Aside from what you can put on, we‘re going to have a few games and songs, like Twenty Questions and & ski song that will ‘help carry the evening. But if you would like to see any member of the committee before the meeting ‘next unday night, we‘ll see how we can fit it into the rest of the program. Let‘s see you there Sunâ€" day night, Busy Bees How many people thought that there was no Sunday Night Open House just because there was no article in the paper? Well, I‘m going to pass the buck and blame it on another committee member. gwellhl got it in this week and s well that ends well. Sunday Open House Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Day are seen signing the rw.ter in Weston Presâ€" byterian Church after their marriage recently. e bride is the gmer Margaret Robertson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Rober , and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Day. $10,000â€"For York Reforestation To Prevent A Barren Wasteland Y.W.C.A.. HIGHLIGHTS TIMES AND GUIDE, WESTON The Y and I teenage club is working on puppets under the able direction of Mr. and Mrs. Keogh. All sorts of fantastic and wonderâ€" ful "little people" are coming to life, who may find themselves as star circus performers in the hands of their young "managers." Boy Scouts at Loon Lake, Saskatchewan, are mapping the old Rebellion, Trail of 1885 from a point near Loon Lake up to Horse Hide Creek, where they propose to clear a lot and build a cabin. The recommendation by the Reâ€" forestation Committee was finally ‘approved although the $10,000 budâ€" get will probably be under discusâ€" ision again when the Finance Comâ€" mittee presents the 1949 budget. The report included recommendaâ€" tions that an offer to purchase land now owned by Council by the origiâ€" nal owner should be accepted subâ€" ject to reforestation of lands facing the highway to a depth of 300 feet, and that close collaboration be maintained with the Conservation Adthorities of the Humber and Don Rivers. a drink and cookies then the girls left for home. Y and I Club But Reeve J. D. Sibbald of Georâ€" gina Township, a member of the committee, said that the committee had an eye on several properties for reforestation which might come ‘up for sale at any time. He said that the committee wanted to have the money.on hand so that these lands can be purchased when they are offered. 3 _ Without reforestation, the York County of the future was described ‘as barren wasteland with onceâ€" bustling farms Jying idle, Council was also told by the committee that the soil will gradually be robbed of all fertility if conservaâ€" tion is neglected. At first opposing the recommendation, Reeve John Warren of East York argued that it wasn‘t good business to put that much money aside when it might not be used during this year. It was mentioned that the committee spent only $63 of a $5,000 budget last year. > The necessity for.reforestation in ’York was presented in no uncertain terms by the County Reforestation Committee at thuâ€"last meeting of ‘York County Council. The comâ€" mittee suggested that the amount of $10.000 "be made available for the continued systematic purchase of sub marginal lands for reforesâ€" tation purposes as such became available at suitable prices." '. ae e oc nsl * # " O OIg C /" ::o-us ANY MAKE e ANY MODEL TRY US FOR During rush hours from 4.40 to 6.50 busese leave terminals every seven minutes starting at the St. John‘s Road loop at 4.43 and leay=* ing that loop every seven minutes thereafterâ€"i.e. 4.50, 4.57, 5.03, etc. Seven minute service commences at the Parke Street terminal at 4.53 and operates every seven inutes‘ thereafter. . _ Broken down this just means that during the twenty minute serâ€" vice the bus leaves the north end terminal at Parke and Holley Aveâ€" nue, ten minutes after the hour, halfâ€"past and ten minutes to the hourâ€"and leaves St. John‘s loop on the hour, twenty minutes past and twenty minutes to the hour. During the ten minute service buses leave both terminals every ten minutes, at ten, twenty, thirty, forty and fifty minutes past the hour. For those persons who make use of the Woodbridge bus, one hour to use this space to familiarize Weston residents with the running schedule of the Main Street gasoâ€" line buses. Despite the fact that some people are inglined to think otherwise, there has been no acâ€" tual change in the bus schedule since its inception, except for the inauguration of a more rapid sysâ€" tem during the rush hours. Bad weather ‘and poor roads, may at some times, put the buses off their regular schedules but | this is strictly unofficial. When the service was first inâ€" augurated the Times and Guide printed information regarding the schedule: that is, when they would be running ‘every ten or twenty minutes and at what times the serâ€" vice changed. There was no comâ€" plete schedule printed in the paper, 6.50 to 1.30 a.m. On Saturdays there is a straight ten minute serâ€" vice, and on Sundays a twenty minâ€" ute service in the mornings and 10 minute service in the afternoon and evening. In answer to requests from some of our readers, we would like At present during weekdays, the gasoline buses operate every ten minutes until 9.10 am.; every twenty minutes from 9.10 to 1.10 p.m.; every ten minutes from 1.10 to 4.40; every seven minutes from 4.43 to 6.50; every ten minutes from Don‘t Miss That Bus! Schedule Helps A Little WESTON: ZONE 4â€"325 with a fuel oil contract at standard tank prices .. .. ... currently 17¢ per galion j FOR INSTALLATION IN YOUR PRESENT HEATING EQUIPMENT s ¢ ALPHA ENGINEERING CO. Also Hot Water Boilers and Winter Air Conditioners Equipped With Toridheet OIL BURNERS ~â€"Continued on page 10 $s219.50 Electric Stoves T.K. Burner â€" White Porceliin Finish Every Installation Designed By A Professional Engineer To & Suit Your Heating Unit BEA C H lmnnufi:?nnuvsu For immediate delivery . .. 24 MONTHS TO PAY IF DESIRED 4 BURNER G. A. Jeffs, B.A.Sc., P.Eng. 65 MAIN ST. S. 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