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| SPI ECIAL . Wise menâ€"like General Omar 8. P ,â€" for â€" exampleâ€"are wor» g by something else. They see _ the gravest threat in the fact that â€" so many well meaning Americans _ whirk their responsibilitics as citiâ€" mbout our problemsâ€"local, state und nationalâ€"but when it comes to metion we step back politely and bow out of the picture. We like to complete with Bulb, REMEMBERâ€"THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR CREDIT Buy Now For Christmas and Save on this Western Saddle Horse Design, Bronze Shade, Bronze Base, sG.95 50e DOWNâ€"50c WEEKLY So many of us have a lot to say Rump Roast l WING STEAKS , WIENERS . 49 Ib. . 49 ip. 39 ib. 36 MAIN ST. NORTH ZONE 4â€"582 BEAUTIFUL BRONZE WESTON CUT RATE MEAT MARKET 13 MAIN ST. N. . SMOKED PICNIC do a lot of worrying shoot off our mouth but not lift days about the future for |even a little finger to effect a our families, our com» |remedy. ‘our state, nation @04‘ General Bradley put it this way: k Q-Wmhbwdu“mlwnw gle between personal fr6¢â€" |Americans in their daily protestaâ€" and stateism. We eat OUr |tions and 10 per cent citisens in rm‘?ouu&-h-b:uurwymuuam~ -fi forces Some of the most menscing r“flm“““mhmmmm ie ant Coram l "apout ons |the respondible merchant or manuâ€" Boiling Fowl threat that confronts our LAMP 45 Ib. 39 16. IS h. | 351. ) 491 45 ib. 39 ib. | 49 ib. SsHORT OR THICK RIB ROAST CHOICE ST. N. We Deliver WESTON 217 a Dailyâ€"Delivery Service Leaving Our Store Three Times a Day There is not & single problem in this community that could not be solved awiftly if most of the ablest ¢itizens would devote even a small rrt of their time to civic affairs. t is true there are some who do that, but their number is rarely great enough to be effective. The same thing is true about state and ’mt‘loul affairs as it is about local matters. _ Unless the ablest of our citizens spend more time on running their government, General Bradley corâ€" rectly fears, we can lose the strugâ€" gle for personal freedom through default and apathy. It‘s a time for citizen awakening, for a new kind of civic patriotism which is of priceless value to our community and to America.â€"Pditorial, The Herald Statesman, Yonkers, New York. fast M‘rt\;.i“chnpa C so t to pay fapk b mecre i e to rove t ustion." That is an obvious fallacy, of course, because when government goes from bad to worse the conseâ€" quences may mean life or death and even loss of property, to the man who believes he can get away from it all by indifference. 0 Advertising Paysâ€"â€"Try It! bother with local or national govâ€" ernmentâ€"even when it gets very On the ball in more ways than one. Those smiles are winning smiles that come from healthy appetites and sunlight and fun at a summer camp operated by the Y.M.C.A. Under the direction of carefully chosen munnlou,flflmhmtonimnnddiv-ndm-boat;wnhating knowledge in crafts and nature study and sports; develop selfâ€"reliance and a clean, wholesome spirit. We can get on the ball, too, by doing our share this year. The Y.M.C.A. is one of the Red Feather services you help support through your Community Chest. When you make your pledge this year, give enough for all Red Feather services, Lean Fresh Pork For Roasting CHOICE ROUND STEAK or SIRLOIN ROAST OR STEAK MEATTY, TENDER SAUSAGES 35 ib. FARMER STYLE , for 55 Ib. On the Bail! This course is being set up by tke local recreation authority as a public service for the people of Weston. An instructor has been engaged and the persops interestâ€" ed will be notified this week conâ€" cerning the starting date. There will be a fee charged which will cover instruetion costs, this will be kept at a minimum. Small boy‘ wear, small girls, wear, infants â€" wear, . household linens, men‘s pyjamas, draperies. As well as there will be general instruction â€"includingâ€"layingâ€"out patterns, cutting patterns, finishâ€" ings and simple embroidery. Sewing Classes Are To Begin Within 2 Weeks _ It should be a point of honor to wear a poppy on Poppy Day. In past years the people of Weston ha 1 indmmlly will rise to the occasion again. The Westen Community Counâ€" cil will be starting a series of Sewing Classes within the next two weeks. This course will be available to any persons desiring instruction _ in _ the _ following courses: ton will be spqnsored by Weston‘s Rangers, Branch $13, of the Canadian Legion and their Ladies‘ Auxiliary and all donations will be very much appreciated by the vetâ€" erans and members. _ We give you a thought for that day to keep in your mind: "It is so little to do for those who did so much." _ Continued from page 1â€"â€" "widow‘s mite" is as much appreâ€" fitip ind wim ehime Bae » " PY in ¢sâ€" ::fihnn’:zndvrwm‘- Opportunity To CHOICE PORTERKHOUSE ROAST 49 Ib. 4 to 5 Ib. Average ROASTING Chickens 49c Ib. SMOKED Smoked, Sliced SIDE BACON 59 Ib. 2.30 p.m.â€"Leathercraft Instructionâ€"Recreation Office 7.00 p.m.â€"Badmintonâ€"RCSC Illustrious. 7.30 p.m.â€"Canadian Legionâ€"Legion Hall, Main St. S. Saturday~â€" 9.00 a.m.â€"Skating Classâ€"Weston Arena. ‘ 10.00 a.m.â€"Moffat Rugby Leagueâ€"Gibson Park. 1.00 p.m.â€"Senior "A" Hockeyâ€"Weston Arepa. 1.80 p.m.â€"Moffat Rugby Leagueâ€"Gibson Park. 3.30 p.m.â€"Junior "A" Hockeyâ€"Weston Arena. 7.30 p.m.â€"Official Arena Open House for Children, Mondayâ€"â€" Fridayâ€" Tuesdayâ€" 2.15 p.m.â€"Guide Association Meetingâ€"Recreation Office 4.00 p.m.â€"Weston Skating Clubâ€"Weston Arena. 8.00 p.m.â€"Concert Orchestraâ€"King St. School. Wednesdurâ€" 6.00 p.m.â€"Midget NHL Hoekeyâ€"Weston Arena. At Harding Avenue United on Sunday, October 23rd, Rev. G. Legge preached from Matthew 10: 31, "Fear ye not therefore, ye are of more value than many sparâ€" rows." The children‘s story was "God‘s Trumpeteers". The choir sang "The Path of Prayer." Male voices would be very welcome in the choir, with practice being held this week on Thursday night at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Darlingâ€" The bazaar for the Women‘s Association will be held in the church hall on Saturday, Nov. 19, at 2.80 p.m. Donations of aprons, fancy goods, home baking will be received by the president, Mrs. A. Cruckshank, and by committee conâ€" veners. This is an open day for our community. Thursday evening, at 8 p.m., and the Men‘s Club choir was a great success l_lst Sunday evening. Sundayâ€" The Remembrance Day services this Sunday should Jhave all our members in attendance. The Owaissa young women‘s group will hold a meeting at the home of Miss Helen Lawrence, 162 Main St. N., on Monday evening, Nov. 7, at 8 p.m. _ The Budget, which was \brought down by the Minister of Finance on Octoger 20th, was of course egsentially the same budâ€" get that he introduced last March To say that it was in the first place an election budget is not to regard it in a partisan way. All governments in an election year endeavour to bring down ‘as \fuvonblo a budget as possible with as great tax â€" reductions. This is s perfectly normal and ‘mtomblo procedure. Weston Presbyterian Harding Ave. United Chursday~ In the Gospel for the day taken from St. John 4 and 46, we have an illustration by our Lord Jesus Christ, of a faith that will withstand the assaults of the world. It is the story 6% that nobleman who came forged hm suide Wltr tha wordts «tm thy vom it hasted" 1 wequrer s tu ~ woi a son * _ i & faith, a faith that anyone who will -.n{yu this situation m the strength that is required. It is that faith in the word of God that we need reâ€"established today. That is the faith, the shield that St. Pau!l speaks of in his Epistle; it is that faith used as a shield that will turn aside the destructive, effective darts of the evil world. These are the days when that faith should be establishedâ€"it can only be estabâ€" lished by a close walk, a close talk and full spiritual worship with God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Ghost. ever on the guard, ever watchful and through constant prayer, regular Mumfi%mmmfifiumm u'pmfiwm M“:M It is only through the grace of and his power, through Holy Spirit and his.direcâ€" tion and support that we as weak mortals, can withstand the etils of the day. The Epistle is taken from Ephesians 6 and 10. 1 tÂ¥ .4 e T 1 St. Paul, in the Epistle for today, admonishes all to carefully, WMMMMMdMWMe- mu:.w«wudmm lloul“l-‘uonh: readers protect every vulnerable point from assaul of the world. mmm&om“dv:{lfimm Mwmm‘mwgmdfi‘m God. As in the days of St. Paul, so today message comes to each of us to be ever on the guard, ever watchful and through constant prayer, regular "Politics is the Science of the , ports Well being oif the People"â€" rms Plato and YOUR MEMBER REPORTS 8.80 p.m.â€"Midget NHL Executive Meetingâ€"Recreation Office 6.00 p.m.â€"Midget NHL Hockeyâ€"Weston Arena 7.80 p.m.â€"Drama Guildâ€"Recreation Office. PB OW Adssailh ww AAliciisicls Ts aicir Aedad ic Ei di id 7.00 p.m.â€"Badminton Club«â€"RCSC Ilustrious. 7.80 p.m.â€"Leathercraft=â€"Récreation Office. sdayâ€"â€" 4.00 ).m.-lhflns Clubâ€"â€"Weston Arena. 740 p.m,â€"Chess Club«=Recreation Office. 4.00 p.m.â€"Weston Skating Clubâ€"Weston Arena. 7.80 p.m.â€"Chess Clubâ€"Recreation Office. 7.80 p.m.â€"GNTCâ€"King Street School. From Parliament Hill 21st Roduey Adamson, M.P. THIS WEEK willâ€"beâ€"heldâ€"onâ€" (November, 3 â€" November 10) Salvation Army ~~Captainâ€"E. Read and aâ€"brigade of student . Cadets will be in charge of the â€"meetings â€" next Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. in the Mt. Dennis Citadel. Sunday School at 3 p.m. directed by Y. P. Sergeantâ€"Major C. Howell will be lively and interesting, lots _ At the Fireside after the church service which is open to all, Mr. Dave Maskens has chosen some selections of Becthoven and other composers for presentation. Mr. Maskens will give th um bâ€"nail sketches of the circumstances unâ€" der which each was composed or some interesting anecdotes associâ€" ated with it. The Junior Fireside under the direction of W. J. Goddard had a most interesting evening last Sunâ€" day through sound color movies and an illuminating talk on Sweden. Bring your friends this Sunday. Jean L. Harper, director of music, and Westminster choir preâ€" sents some selections this Sdnday evening in song and musle of Ludâ€" wig Van Beethoven. R. S. Teylor will lead the congregation in one of the great old hymns. The subject of the evening meditation, "Beeâ€" thoven, the Man and His Music." ports are down nearly oneâ€"fifth, C. B. RAYNHAM. ~19%â€"to be exact, for theâ€"month; ussm and that our exports to ‘the The Editor, United States represent a drop Times & Guide, of as much as 30% in comparison |Weston. with last year‘s figures. This is | preq Times for Children in Arena an immensely serious situation, I met with the arené board « and while it was foreseen by the trustees this past week to discus Government it was not mentionâ€" |tng svailability of the mrena fe ed by them in the budget. The | i3 by the children of our tow trend is still continuing and no The board includes Alex Lawso: glope Dave been taken to alter|Prod Smith, Wilford Duffy, Ca it. If it goes on at the same rate Coskey, Dr. Alan Bull, Dr. M. by the end of the year our unâ€" LeGard, Clark w"dhw' Clar balance of trade will be as great Coleman and Harold Stonchous n.‘& not greater than, it was in| .. _ _ 200 *1270°0 SSonenous Westminster United as, if not greater than, it was in November 1947 when the austerâ€" ity embargoes were put on by the Minister of Finance. There is no good pretending that the situation is not gerious Or that it does not exist. What should have been done at the present time was a frank stateâ€" ment of our position and an exâ€" pression by the Government of what it proposed to do as the situation deteriorated. â€"Continued on Eige 5 A swell bunch of fellows who showed the best of sportsmanship and hockey ability by putting everything they had into the game when they lacked public support, due to the fact‘that the Arena was lihder construction and the ice was not available at that time. This didn‘t stop these kids, however; they managed to secure ice at Milâ€" ton Arena for their home games and with the odds against them came through with flying colours to take the Championship, and bring glory to Weston. I might Let us all support the arena, with donations, by our attendance, and by ignoring unfounded rumors. Support the Weston intermediâ€" ates on Wednesday nights, the junior B‘s on Friday nights, the other teamsâ€"get out and get a seat in the place. There has been many rumors, and there will be more, to the detriâ€" ment of the arena, the Lions club and these man individually. But these men have made a great conâ€" tribution to the town and the chilâ€" dren and young people of the town â€"so let‘s get behind them and help â€"not hinder! To The swnmind;ti}‘e;pl-ev’o? Weston: This letter is written in protest to the ill treatment being given to our Junior Hockey Team of last year, who won the All Ontario Junâ€" ior C. Hockey Championship. ____ _ Such an offer merits the support of everyone in Weston! It obligates the parents, brothers and sisters to come out and support as many arena activities as possible to inâ€" sure its success financially and to show these men that such an opâ€" portunity is appreciated. _ The hours thus provided are of the best availableâ€"after 4 p.m. weekdays and any time on Saturâ€" days. The ice time could be sold by the management at the rate of $25 per hour. This is truly a magnaâ€" nimous offer and a gesture of real importance in that it shows to the people ofâ€" Weston, the arenaâ€"trusâ€" tees and the Lions club are out to increase the opportunity for chilâ€" dren to participate in winter sports under ideal conditions. The purpose of the meeting was to determine the number of hours per week that the arena ice would be offered to the children‘s hockey teams, figure skating instruction. The resultant decision was that there would be 20 hours of free time availableâ€"â€"~without charge to the children or to the municipal recreation authority, i.e., the Wesâ€" ton Community Council. I met with the arens board of trustees this past week to discuss the availability of the arena for use by the children of our town. The board includes Alex Lawson, Fred Smith, Wilford Duffy, Carl Caskey, Dr. Alan Bull, Dr. Mel LeGard, Clerk Wardiaw, Clare Coleman and Harold Stonchouse. Such honesty and integrity is worthy of high commendation and furthérmore is a splendid example of thought and consideration for others, some of whom forget even important items as the writer did. C. B. RAYNHAM. the store of Mr. J. Blumenthal, Main and Lawrence avenue, last week. Shortly after he proceeded to the CCM. Whilst there Mr. Blumenthal drove up and jumping out of his car, entered CCM and on approaching the writey handed him his wallet, which he, the syriter, had left on Mr. Blumenthal‘s desk. The Editor, ) Times and Guide, Weston, Ont. Dear Sir: * The following is a good erample of honesty, coâ€"operation and these days. nang ts wrransromsl“ St. loh;l’s Ar N\ EDITOR .._ Main Street No/ Weston Music & Radio 28 MAIN $T. N. Yours truly, â€"Continued on page 9 WASHER REPAIRS â€" Frazer Earle, Director of Recreation. TOASTERS, IRONS, HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES REPAIRED WASHER PARTS AND WRINGER ROLLS IN STOCK Weston, Ontario. _ October 25, 1949 RADIO REPAIRS s M * 4 uin on cntcnrss ud Hasues Cuog 11 a.m.â€"Choral Communion and Sermon. Weston, Ont., Superintendent of Sunday Schoolâ€"MR. ALEX CULLEY Minister in Chargeâ€"REV. R. CURRIE CREELMAN of WESTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ROYAL YORK SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING IN HUMBER HEIGHTS SCHOOL SUNDAY, NOV, 6th, 1949, 3 p.m. There will be a service for adults at the same time. COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS! t‘Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is he will not depart from it." Prov, 22â€"6, Lippincott St. at Main ATTENTION! Boys‘ and Girls‘ Special Happy Hour of Illustrated Bible Stories" NOVEMBER 6th, 1949 10.15 a.m.â€"Pax Bible Class. 11.00 a.m.â€"Remembrance Day. wESTON PRESBYTERIN CHNRCA 2.00 p.m.â€"Senior Sunday School. 7.00 p.m.â€"Armistice Day and After! WESTON BAPTIST CHURCH WESTON GOSPEL TABERNACLE WESTMINSTER UNITED CHURCH GUARANTEED Pastorâ€"Rev. A. J. Greer, B.A. . 11 am.â€"VETERANS‘ MEMORIAL SERVICE. 7 p.m.â€"SONG SERVICE. GOSPEL SERVICE,. Make Soree $s Reiiver Cvescent \ Rev. C. A. McLarenâ€"Minister REMEMBRANCE DAY 11,00 am.â€""THE GREATEST OF ALL CRIMES." 2â€"9 years, Sunday School, 11 a.m. 9 years and up, Sunday School, 2 p.m. * 7.00 p.m.â€""BETHOVEN, THE MAN AND HIS _.____ Junior Congregation, _ 8 p.m.â€"Sunday School. T panâ€"Bvensong and Sermon. ____ MUSIC.®" C ie 8.15 p.m.â€"FIRESIDE HOURS, Junior and Senfor. VisiTORks whacome Rev. R. Currie Creeiman, M.B.E.. M.A., B.D. 5 Cross 8t. at Church WESTON VEMBER 6th, 1949 mm}- l m.â€"Pax Bible Class. â€" CV Holy Communion at close of Service and Timeâ€"7 O'clockâ€"lj;!dgy Evening 1st SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY Within the Octave of All Saints ALL ROADS LEAD TO THE RECEPTION OF NEW MEMBERS. 11 am. â€" Home Fields." Central Hnttedb Church 7 p.m. â€" "While I King and Main Sts. Minister. REV, E. B. EDDY 31. Queen‘s Drive NOV. 6th, 1949 Good Singing and ZONE 4400 old