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DETERMINED LOSERS â€" Although the Versailles treaty of World War 1 prohibited Germany from prod ucing powere d airplanes, it, did . not completely â€" frustrate â€" the defeated country‘s interest in aviation. German engineer‘s soon invented the first real sailâ€"plane. This eraft, which made sensational flights in 1922, was called the "Vampyre". Page 14 \ _ FRIENDSHIP PARTY It was a cold and blustery night the Friendship UCW of North Runny mede chose for the annual Christmas dinner party last Thursday at the Wedgewood restaurant. This feeling was soon dispelled upon entering the room gaily decorated with little Santa Clauses, angels, wandering musicians and candles artistically arranged on the banquet table â€" plus sugarplums and candy, all compliments of the president, Mrs. Irene Hahn. After the turkey dinner, the ladies exchanged ‘gfts. The games part of the evening was organized by Mrs. Hazel Awde and the remainder of the time was spent playing Euchre. MT. DENNIS UCW The ladies of Mount Dennis UCW are looking forward to their Christmas meeting at 8 p.m. Wed., December 18, reports Evelyn Knight, when they will be entertained by the West â€" Presbyterial _ ladies choir. D o u ble _ y o u r pleasure/double y our fun/with two celebraâ€" tions/instead of one, is how Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Thomas of _ Scarlettwood _ Court, Weston, might describe the events of the past few days. We have been fortunate enough to have heard this choir and can tell you that everyone will be thrilled by the musical performance. Conductor is Mrs. Lois Hamilton of St. James, Islington. PARENTS NIGHT Parents night at Lambton Park â€" public school has always been quite an occasion â€" and this year was no exception reports Tella Babyâ€"sitting chore turned out to be surprise party Last Friday evening they were asked by their son John and his wife Carol of Mississauga to come and babyâ€"sit for them. Then the party _ got started in earnest, with dinner and cake gifts, cards and wires of congratulations from prime minister T rudeau and Ontario premier Robarts. "What a way to spend our 50th wedding anniversary", they sighed but things picked up when they _ heard shouts of "surprise" from the family members gathered together at the house. The next evening they went to the Saskatoon Dr., Weston, â€" home of _ their daughter Joan (Mrs. Robert Archibald) for _ another ommunity warms up to Christmas It was held on Monday, December 2 with a good turnout of parents who were pleased with the ‘exceptionally fine art and projects displayed in the rooms by the pupils. 4* 't..ol--.-.-to-c--.-o.o-u---u'?& +Teteoetn uen e nan en nan0ana0ann uts no e teneteneternvecennes Because it was close to Christmas, the teachers and pupils had decorated the school in gay holiday decorations, and during the day classes of> youngsters exchanged visits to view the pretty sights. Principal E. A. Smythe was delighted with the results. After an interview with the teacher, parents stayed to enjoy _ refreshments served by the ladies of the school and parents committee. CHRISTMAS CONCERT Students â€" at _ Lambton Park public school are actively preparing for their annual Christmas concert which will take place at the school, Bernice Cres. on Monday, December 16 at 7:30 p.m. Scottishâ€"born Mary T ho mas, 7 1, an d Torontoâ€"born . Alfred Thomas, 75, were married Dec. 6, 1918 in St. Andrew‘s Presbyterian Church, d o w n t ow n Toronto. Melnyk, president of the school and parents committee. party, with _ over _ 50 neighbors and | friends in attendance. Another cake was cut and more gifts and cards opened. Guests _ included son Alfred and his wife, Elsie, Scarborough; daughters Margaret McDougall and her husband Edward, Gulliver Rd. and Kay Arthur and her husband Guy, Woolner Rd., all of York; and their grandchildren Ron, Eleanor, Michael, â€" Lynda, â€" Randy, Brian, David, Kevin, Douglas, Peter and Donald. You are cordially invited to join the choir in the singing of carols. CGIT SERVICES Our young ladies who are a part of the Canadian Girls They moved to East Drive in the Janeâ€"Eglinton area in 1957 and to ‘their present home a year ago. Mrs. _ Thomas _ attends Sunday services _ at _ a nonâ€"denominational church as she lives too far from the Anglican church she used to go to. ‘"They ‘participate in all the activities of their senior gitizens‘ group a t Scarlcttwoodr but they also enjoy ‘being with their family‘", said Mrs. Archibald. Mr. Thomas retired from Dominion Bridge Co., where he worked as a steelworker, several years ago. Then with a laugh, she told _ Weston ‘Times *"my mother and father are rather tired, but happy." BLOOD CLINIC At this time of year when everyone is engrossed in preparing for the coming festivities, the number of donors drop off alarmingly at the blood donor clinics â€" just at the time when the need goes up due to increased accidents. The same evening at 7 p.m. the CGITers of North Runnymede United Church, Pritchard Ave. will brighten the church auditorium with their~ candles and carol singing. An added attraction is the Christmas pageant in costume presented by the explorers. Please make an effort to combat this trend by donating your blood on Thursday, December 19 at the bloor donor clinic, Church of the Good Shepherd, Weston Rd. and Eglinton. Don‘t be too busy to save a life. On a recent Wednesday evening, five new guides were enrolled: Cindy Thomson, Petra Busshoff, L ynn Wilson, Angola Potkidis, Susan Howes. We always like to hear about the activities of the 261st guide company who meet at Roseland public school, Jane St. because they are full of life and always doing something exciting under the direction of their capable captain, Joan Howes. There were seven guides who wanted to learn more about looking after children and took part in the St. John‘s ambulance child care course. They were: Bonnie McCausland, Sheila Martin, Vivienne Scott, Julie Aimsworth, Patricia Clarke, Emily Grey, Gloria Jean Scott. Several girls have been working industriously and earned the following badges: In Training programs in our local churches are preparing a special treat for us this coming Sunday evening, December 15. The CGIT candlelighting service at Mount Dennis United Church, Guestville Ave. will take place at 7:30 1st class badge â€" Wendy Howes; 2nd class badge â€" PA ASHBEE AMaliDELEL BROS. 50 Rosemount Ave. Let our experts care for your oil heating system this winter. 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