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L WMSMUM! M vomit . Flying Jet Planes, . Bands, Marching Men To Mark Air Force Day ’_Cltluul a Warm will hve " opportunity to View a combination of jet aircralt and the propeller driven type in formation next Saturday morning when a fly-put of three Vampire Jon and tour Hanan:- will take plue. Inaug- and“ Air Potts Day and bring- ing attention to the Open Home at the Number One Supply Depot, Weston to be held that lame after- noon, the Hyman will coincide with a parade ttf the Depot person- nel in downtown Wanton. The fly. wt MIt uh place at approxi- mately Mag Bun. Saturday. fPorIonnel ot the Royal Canadian Air Puree Number One Supply Depot, Weston, will match off from in front of the Weston be- ttion Hall on Main Street south be ginning ht 10.80 and from there proceed north on Main Street. They will march put the saluting base which will be located in front Varied Concert For Young, Old To Be Presented By Silver Band School Children Learning About Weston Camps The opening concert of this sum- mer Manson's evening band con- certs will be held on Sunday, June Registrations no rolling in for the two Weston Dny Camps to be run again this year In Peimo Park. Mr. Stuart, recreation director, Ind Miss Bowles, YWCA day camp director, have been visiting the schools of Weston and district during the past week to talk to by: md girls 10 to 13 years of age and to contribute folders de- scribing the camps. The camp will be open five days a week from July ' to Aug. 3. Children are being urge dto regis- ter by June 15, so that the staff can make plans for I successful ramp. Registration forms may be obtained from the YWCA and the recreation office. _ The staff of the YWCA day camp will include Jeanne Rowiea, direc- tor; Ieebel Wrong, program direc- tor, and counsellors, Anne Cole- man, Jo-Anne Hoover, Pat New- eome, and Anne Thomson. The director of the boys' camp will be Mr. Stewart Hill. ' Red Fifth Column Here Real Danger " Speaker Tells Conservatives The fifth column of communism in making much greater inroads in this country than most pe'ople realise, laid Ronald Broadbent, speaking before the Innunl meet- ing of Thistletovm Progressive "HAmtt. won gm" Sanka-II In“ and Mt of 'Neethrmyt hook. RU - new! Meter 'Mid Century Crude" will IN" " mum." Hull. Fr In. In. 0. 1951 " a p... Mayor Will Open New Summer Series Of Bahd Concerts YOUTH FOR CHRIST J. K. Siaihton, Former President Elmlea Ratepayers Association Elected President Thistletown PCs At Annual Meeting W" IISIG DR. “LY amu- Mania of the fawn hall It Little Ae.. when Muyor R. C. Seunvn will take the ulna. Prom there, the group will proceed on to the Depot. _ . _’_ During the Inn-chins. the RCA! personnel from the local depot will be led by their own Trumpet and Drum band. . In the “bemoan, the publlc in invited to. villi th- depot where many interacting Air Force ex- hibita will be on display. Including mung the my fine exhibits will be the mull but well equipped Hobby Shop. The shop is for use by the urvico and civilian em- ployees of the Depot Ind in used in spare time by hobbyist: to make all manner of projects, trom house- hold furnishings to bouts. A few samples will be on display on Air Force Day. ii. de'pot will_be open to the public from 2 pm. until 5 pan. on Saturday afternoon, June 9th. 10, at 8.80 p.m. in the Town Hall The band will be honored in having the mayor of our town, Mr. Seagnve, officially open the first concert of the season with I short address. The band under the direction of its leader, Home Sninsbury, will be presenting g program of varied music, designed to please both. young tusd old. Pérk. The following concert! will be held every no weeks, and, u in other years, club have been dir. tributed to every Home in Wea- ton, listing the dates of the con- certs. The support of the residents by your attendance at these concerts would be greatly sppreciated by the band. "Ks? In added attraction for the opening concert the band will be resplendent in their, new nnifgnna. The following is the program for the opening concert of the lesson to be held on Sunday evening, June IO, 1951, at 8.30 pam in the Town Hall Park.. ' March, "El Dorado," 0rd Hume: comet I010, "Willow Echoes," Simon, soloist, John Sainsbury; selection, "Knights of Old," Green.. wood; novelty, "Teddy Bears Pie- nie," Button; trombone solo. "Joy Wheel," Sutton, soloist, George McCaul; valae selection, "Waltz Time," Field; operatic selection, /'Geny of Italian Opera," Rimmer; imamh, "Step Forwnrd,’ Bailey; ‘nong selection, "Harry Lauder's Songs," Ball; sacred 'selection, “Nearer My God to Thee," Ord Hume. Conservative Anni.“ new. May M. The meeting "I wry well attended. J. 'K. salmon, former presid'ent of Elmlea Rate. payen’ Association was elected president. The following were 1130 elected: Gordon Tldbury, lint vice-president; Cliff Cooke, nomad vieet-prettidett; Jack Panther, third 1iee-prsaidmtt; and Percy Abram, 1 Beeretarr-tr-er. The leaders, he aid. no a de.. lferom proposition. They mud nothing but Ivor ond livo on tho hope of work! dotnhttrtttm. "The thing- I tell you our," ho odd, ram probably be imam within "qt hours. I, who lived in eon-um "contact with the Raoul-no; who had n secretary a young girl who hod boon raped by the Bunion. no loot thin 11 than; who low the pin-go and "diirtie murderomme of tho Roman soldier: mm»: The spake: of the "ettltttt val for some time, just after the Int, in charge of chill-n .vhtian in Egrlin. His contact with the Russion- than convinced him that the ordinary Russian in I wall trained Animal who neither “in not disliku the West. -auretht-d on ”to I RCA]. NUMIIR ONE SUPPLY DEPOT. WEST ONTO "OI-D OPEN new: THIS SATURDAY, JUNE 9TH RCAF event- ud operation during the put yur In depleted in thin photo-monage and will be recalled when the RCAF held- in mum-l Air Force Dar " air union- across the Dominion on snumy, June 9. (1) Presenllylhe from line combat circuit. at we ng in lion-es, the 17-86 Submit“ Mounted in CM fur the P and will be used I. I rtrllttti,N,i,"l sqatadroat to so - tor - tread-rune or Squat“. 'rmrithtttis, Ntrk by the alien in I hum mood in one, of the midni- emourerl on his wny to load . Vampire’- guna. (3) Also in . to the men in the past yen we- the Caidiati-deiumed-andA"siit 05100 Cluck, the RCAF‘s new Ill-weather twin-jet fighter. f/il Since joining the Korean airlift last July, 428 Thtmderbird Squidron u rolled up a remarkable record end has flown more than 14 Million aeeident-free miles. Here, Bishoh 0f Arctic Rev. D. Marsh At St. John’s The special preacher next Burr. day morning at St. John's Anglican Church will be the Rt. Rev. D. B. Marsh, DD, Bishop of the Arctic. Bishop Marsh who was consecrat- ed last year has a fine record of service behind him in the Arctic and can therefore speak from per- sonal experience of the life and difficulties of the missionary among the Eequixnaux and In- diana. His Lordship has just re- ‘turned from his annual Visitation of the western Arctic and expects to nil on the 'Naacopie" in July on a similar tent of the eastern section of his vast Dioeene which embraces all am of no less than 2,226,000 aquare milel. The Bishop will have a great trtory to tell next Sunday morning at St. John‘s and needless to aay, the Chunh should be filled to over-flowing. West Toronto And Mt. Dennis, Bands Featured tht My. In. " " 8.80 " The Sch-don Anny invites nary- one to "that in Gibson Park under the floodlit“. to mtior the In- nunl 00mm of new! bud music ad the duh; of the {swarm gospel hymn. In)" Arnold Brown. 'ttttatastdttte ups-her and musician who will be conducting the - mattrtg' u the Mt. Dennis Citadel during the day, will raids over the gathering. Pro- viding excellent tttttt Army Inn and mule ll be the voll- knm Wont Tomb Band under the baton of WI "id. J?ntt uni-Md by the you; Den- m. Bond led bi Mum A Con“. Special vocal “d inch-u than“! numbn- will be incur-d. [in Mug-m ban will be " the _ muting of the Wm'u Chink You of St. John's Andie-l M in the Pariah Hall " " 3... Thin- d.r,3trtte7ttut_ertomttw thm of ammo: fleet Antan- mania. Weston _ "will“ ifttities _ an tiiGtittit _ The historic old Church of St. Philips adds another milestone to the story of the years, and on Sunday next, celebrates the 123rd anniversary of its founding. In the year 1828, a little frame church was erected on the banks of the Humber river. It was to genie the community and town of Weston, then situated on the west bank of the river. In the year 1890, a fire in a building across the road not light to the roof of the frame church which burned to the ground, the only thing being saved was the organ, still in use today. The ‘church was‘ replaced in 1894 by ‘the present brick structure. a gem ',of a building. This church con- ltinuee to serve the growing com- munity to good effect, and many old families scattered far and wide are proud and happy to remember earlier' uaociations with thin historic church. Historic Old St. Philip's Marks 123rd Anniversary With the inttux of so many new families to the community, the day is not hr distant when the church ' Top, and for their 1960 Beau- uneau‘on Campaign Wu won by '91. Wanton District Junior Cham- bar of Commerce, it was announced [at week. The award was Won in competition with centres of com- parable also all across the Domin- ion of Canada and the local organization may well be proud of in achievement. Weston ‘Jaycees’ Win National Award For 1950 Clean Up Drive The “nonmement of the winners wee mule " the Netionel Chember of Commerce Convention held in Quebec city from Key " to May 26 when it we. received on behalf of the Wenon Chamber by the To- ronto Junior Board, e! Trude. The Toronto loud will pneent the orrud to the Watch group on June 1 a the annual meeting of the oeBattimtitret to be held " the home of the immediate peat pud- ‘dut. Mr. leek Phillipe, Royeleigh 3AM WW“. _ _ It was under the (dilute. of Matt luck Phillips that the not In: email-d MD of Wanton you. an nun-mt the wildn- eonuuuity qgtoet of “Chm up. palm, up” only In! spring. Tin-much! mm m undo;- the 1H. m1, of Gordon Icon. m ”In: at "VEST YORK'S NEWS? MIX" MrtmlttUX, tthe _ T, is: WW one of the udron'l North Sun in Ihown our Tokyo, on In wly ttl “and: Air Lu in“ out-Ho the city. (5) Keen interest I“ dim-M in the new uniform fashions for women entering the RCAF I m “I: amazement that wongn would be recruited for the Regular 'dig, l',t fashion show held gt RgAlighclr' Wu, Ottawa, fr. " on a were - rule _ A inmv am a"? J2i'it,lrNa'se a?" P,,',',' £55338 a” m sports eosttmterNhirt attd sign-tn, my! tht "Lung dren- any"! (6) (Sulfa contribution to the Non-h Atusttu Net began to bear trait loot month when seventy-(even European and twain-four Canadian aircrew trainees received their wings under the NATO plot. Typical of European atudenta, thin Dutch nrttrdnrtt-Niot is shown bonding I Harvard trainer for an exercise in aerobatics. (National Defence Photo). will have to be enlarged to accom- modate everyone. The completion of the new parish hall has helped considerably in the work; and now houses the Sunday School and the many active organizations of the church. This church has been served by a) long line of faithful clergy, several of whom have risen to high posi- tions in the church at large. The present rector, the Rev. T. B. Butler celebrates, at the end of June this year, 21 years of service to this church and congregation. The present wardens are Mr. E. Smyth, and Mr. T. Bunnell, both of whom are doing an excellent job. St. Philip's is of beautiful} design, and set in ideal surround- ingl, where the spirit and tttmote phere of worship are felt, and where one may receive uplift and refreshment to fit them for the difficult tasks of these critical days. Details of the special services and preachers for next Sunday will be found on the GiiiGi p-ge. the loo-l Junior Chamber of Commerce. The campaign included I clean up contest Imong the Ichool chil- dren of the town; In adult clean up eampttitrn which wu Iided br' I fireptuit painting up!" by the Juneau; I humiliation ball which culminated the whole cun- paign and It which I “Clem Up ngn" was chosen. "The whole effort m I molt worthy one 1nd wu highly com- mended by town officials. Alabama Attorney Elected President Rotary 1119991, d2'"t guy. NJ., (W)- pain of ',tSSt,t Al , VII cloned Mt tt Ro Inurttntlonal for 1814! " the and Annual 0mm of that ,eesrld-wtd. - club am in“... which wound up It any notion Item, lat nanny. The 0011va mgutmttttrt of men than 12,000 W“ mo Rotary glib: wig; (“but Weston Mason Inducted Into Order Of Nobles Robert George Loltul of Weston was among the more than 100 Mason: from various parts of Ontario who were inducted into-the Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine at the spring ceremonial and initiation of Ramesea Shrine held at the Royal York Hotel. The unique ceremony, in which Shrine bands and patrols in color- ful costume: participated, was attended by upw-rds of 800 Shriners, including representatives from Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo, Rochester and Chicago. Thirty-trevert men from the greater Ton-into area were among those initiated into the Shrine " the ceremony which was presided over by newiy-eleeted Potentate, John c. Ramlden, of Toronto. New Fieldman Appointed For Holstein Assoc. G. E. (Gerry) Nolan: has been appointed fieldmm for the Hol- tein-Friesian ”mum of Can- “: in the salt-cent!“ Oahu-lo die trict. He replml P. Roy Omhton, Brooklin, who has ruined in order to establish hil own 110an herd. Mr. Nolson is u nun of Nor- thumberlnnd County when hi1 father, George Nolan, mutuall- . Holstein herd " Campbolllord. n. [Muted from the Ontario Agri- cultunl Collin in I.“ and in nine. been t mambo: of the A311- cultunl Ron-enact” Brunch of the ontario Dom of m cultun. For the put m yum h. ho been twain“! mm tin for Lincoln Caulk} with holi- quuten In St. Catharina and pn- vioully had and In an!” Agricultural r-ttntl" in ty? count!" of Peru, Elton. “all. Norfolk and “nah. A. n It] I. mkpurtln Gallanmulh Ipoci-lhd in mind -tdrret the OAC. , n. "at.e-ttml 0mm. «an compris- an and. " ”u. York. lhttarU, Win. but“ Pct-thou, Norm-tubal, Id- luu, Prim unlit I! I” And Auk-(ton. In! the W F-86 wGriitmati'i_.i,i,,! On Display At Depot c','-.',:'-::.-) On Air Force Day 1851l R.C.A.F. No. I Suppl Depot, Weston To Welcome The Pubic As Visitors On Air Force Day, Saturday, June 9 orejrbtmtoyDfiAtDtt--Airr+- An Grands Turbo.get" Buine-aimiur to the omna% I“! and the F46 Sabre on it: went ”mu-hour a.» to M will te or? fur_er “.1 8yrytlr Dtrpre Altlot par In! , to F, On on. flight tho sis") pained by "w - _ f "f A Weston, covered tbs 110 milu in a minute- and u . to be the intent Toronto-Montreal flight on record. 1:4“; w IN $.10 Inn“ AuWuw'nUnuu-x - "I -. .' I, The pilot described the trip as "mutine"t In thin jet-q. _ go by the board with ml! I comment; for in the on of 'l' nmer-edmeorduu_ryirrtrortanee.Priort.th. _ GreatWtrra2tdtho_tofietrrrtrruirion,-do+dN6i"r. hour would cruh the headlines and muse run. ftu" ..... iiiiiric Ti." Ji" isiiiTa%GG - "SKEW h the ”lb-5'" Gui; office. l . ------------H The Royal Canadian Mr I” Branch 213, Canadian Legion To Honor War Dead On Sunday In line with the Guy-din: Legion Ducting of each bunch om one Sunday I your " Damn "getttottr and who at the m of and: 0:an in neigh- bouring eertteterieq on Sunday, June 10. Watch For Contest Members of the bnnch and the Ladies' Auxiliary will trather at Riverside cemetery " 2.M p. . nnd following 1 brief service :2 pnyen, member! will disperse to all known was in Munich, Sanctuary, 3nd St Phillip'l mne- Two Day Event Enjoyed By Thousands Of Local- Citizens-Television Set Won By Port Credit . V " Man - Hospital To Benefit b". The Weston-Mt. Dennis m rm- eominn for u and: at an. the. held hurt Friday and Saturday Primarily the event m 1nrm'H evenings wu I huge new to ruin fund: and "rh.taqNa' thanks to the many willing workers fund- for two worthy . , and to the trenerotsity of the consequently the committee citizens of the community " large. glue let up and type of, -- Rotary club Fun Fair w, . _" Grosses Over $7,500 f All proceeds will be uled for the Humber Memorial Roapital and the welfare work of the Weston- Mt. Dennis Rotary Club. in exceaa of $7,500.00. The not remit will not be known for a I" daya yet, as all invoicea for the varioua expense! of the draw and Fun Fair are not yet in the hands of the Fan Fair Treuum 3m Seaborn and his assistant, Grant Gillespie. But it is anticipated that an amount of over 84,000.00 will be available for the hospital and tin club work. Active Col-Moo Weldon Inch the m Pair Chabs man did a bang-1m job in organiz- init and math-ding the effort that was required to who the event Inch a -. From only morning an late n mm the and man and Na land working "e mince wen on'tha Job prior to and during the In Fair incl. lamb“: of the mama imm at ‘foilom: Wald“! ha. Witt M tomlay. Grant tNhqh, Goal-n Jam. Jack Davin. Inna W. Frank Inn-met, In it“... Done Sinclair, ma “be M, huh Iain. " In“. D Trial at! - _ A A I , The gross receipts for the draw tickets and the game: and refresh- ment booths " the Fun ttir were You, readers s! The Th- and Guide will very soon have " -ortotitr to will any beau- Ilful when, til have I In of In doing it. L ,mnmreh-ttes-.rtdthntth-. madman-mum aeartigbei9tratatudigtt-b. A new kind of ens-word punk will he nil-had in this new-paper noon and with It will be nany chance- to can numerous useful prison. The contest in an entertaining one. ”mud“ mhoudyLbnttu lu he“. I.“ M hunch-m Watt}: for It in the TIME AND GUIDE PRIZES! PRIZE! PRIZES! JOHN. is today in the midst or in” at peacetime expand- [W "mine, I momma that" '.dft producing I modern r1tthttJte AiAr' boasting some 40 squadron, q Aircraft ranking ”none the finest and working with tho equipment. TL"): The Air Force Imiidarp k “G of a fi-billion dolhr, thou-m when for em cw defence forcel. ht additig. "' providing for aerial Mui.‘ North America mm, it W for nbstantid emttHttutimt. "' collective security, both it B! --4hattf-d on - D Emma terim. 81ml! whim {wooden an" bearing B pofpy of man Fe . will be L _ at “WM" M ', sounded. The W in“). given and the widow dta.aty. Members will was! their _ ambush, and nails. To citizen of Weston willing to part in the service! and join the Legion in decorating the ofnlovedoneilutulldlh omen welcome. Cr, ' my: " an?“ m rwrttr, m 'iis,"EE and :hrhmt lair“. __ A that the tou my Ibo .501“ fun " well u their m "c:, In: Help!“ Hall. :r. .' The committee 'tf,rtathtt out to The The!“ _ Club‘hfthinwnhnundpm mention Ihonld be "do if: HARDINGTON . - 2:3 is',