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/ , -- __ t' " _ or"rr'1iir/y/'T',c" '{-.?_JH“’_<J Co," _ J: chel AOUL1 " mall-1" on Friday evening, December 20. Chuck and Alice Cheeseman were a happy Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus and Hazel and George Cavender convened the Christmas buffet supper. Prize winners during the evening were D. Johnson and Mary Glover. 1hey all had a whale of a time says Mr. Coles and anyone interested in joining this lively group of square dancers should contact Mary and Percy Beer at 051-0080. If enough are interested a new beginners class can be started. NEW YEAR'S EVE The guys and dolls ol' Branch 31. Mount Damn Legion have lively, plans for ringing in the New Ycur for they are holding a swinging Guest callers Betty and Roy Paton, Bert Coles and George Cavender kept the toes a tapping at the Weston senior square dance party The square dance group shoieed their appreciation to their instructors, Percy and Mary Beer, by presenting them with a gift from the members of the club. In between dances refreshments were served. CHRISTMAS SWING It was Christmas party time for both the juniors and senior Weston Squares last week in Memorial public school. _ The junior club held a party on Monday night December 16 with Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus (alias Mr. and Mrs. Bert Coles) distributing surprise gifts to the dancers. Ring out false pride in place and blood, The civic slander and the spite; Ring in the love of truth and right, Ring in the common love of good. Ring out a slowly dying cause, And ancient forms of party strife; T Ring in the nobler modes of life, With sweeter manners, purer laws. Ring out the old, ring in the new, Ring, happy bells, across the snow: the year is going, let him go; Ring out the false, ring in the true. For most of us New Year's eve his time of excitement and joyous anticipation " the carillon tings out the beginning of mother year. Alfred Lord Tennyson's poem expresses the feeling of many people as they view the riots, strife and unrest which seems to engulf the world. Fothtw That Dream & Fri., Mon., Tues., Thurs. One Show at 7 pm. Sat. & Sun. Starts 6:30 pm. Sat. Children": Matinee at 1 pm. All tutor Elvis Presley In 3 STARTS FRIDAY, DEC. 27 "cu-coma l AUDREY HEPBURN Ring out the old, ring in the new It is scheduled to take place some time after the Christmas vacation. but the exact date has not yet been set. The trip will last from Thursday evening until Sunday night. The Ottawa students will be billetted for the weekend by a Toronto host or hostess, who will in turn be the guest of that student the following weekend, when the trip is returned. The hosts will meet their guests at the bus terminal on Thursday night. On Friday. the Ottawa students will attend classes in North York with their host or hostess. Friday night they will attend a dance at one of the North York high schools, and Saturday afternoon, they will tour To remove stubborn grout. "aim from dithrags, dish'owols, wet them, sprinkle with scouring powder, rub together briefly and wash in hot, sudsy woo". The Inter Collegiate Student Council for North York has been given the go-ahead on an exchange trip between Ottawa and Toronto. Approximately 35 North York students will take part in this exchange: two from each North York high school, and some of the members of the executive of the ICSCNY. it will be a two part exchange, with Toronto hosting Ottawa first, and then Toronto returning the visit. ' New Year's eve party at the legion hall in Mount Dennis Tuesday evening December 31. SKATING PARTY Another way to welcome the New Year is to join the young people who are looking forward to skating to the joyfumusic of the 48th Highlander Band at Nathan Phillip Square Tuesday evening December 31 starting at 9 p.m. There will be free coffee at AOULT ENTERTAINMENT Wife Preservers Projects for New Year _ Fort Bowie This trip is just one of the many projects which the Inter Collegiate Student Council for North York hopes to accomplish this year. Further proposals include a Red Cross blood donor clinic, a poetry workshop, and a science fair, along with several others. Through the encouragement of the administration and the participation of the North York students, the ICSCNY, may well turn out to be one of the best student organizations in Toronto, and possibly even in Canada!!! . The main purpose of the trip is to give the students from Ottawa a chance to see a provincial government, and. the students from Toronto, a chance to see a federal system. On Saturday night. there will be a party given by one of the Toronto hosts for all the billets and their hosts. Sunday afternoon will include a tour of Toronto for sightseeing or some other activity, depending on the weather. The students will leave for home Sunday evening, in time to attend school again on Monday. The following weekend, or perhaps two weeks later, the North York students will return the visit. the parliament buildings and Queen's Park. After midnight, recorded music will carry, the skating party into the wee hours of 1969. midnight and a mammoth fireworks display. WINTER WILD , LIFE With the youngsters home for a two week vacation mom and dad are planning outings that the whole family can enjoy. Athletic types are And with our greetings, a sincere expression of gratitude to our customers GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY With Lou Jackson & Billy Jones TICKETS NOW ON SALE 5 Milvan Dr., Weston - 749-2868 (Jun north of Finch, haw-on Idinqlon a. Walton) YORK TOWN TAVERN Judy Nyman Vide-Chairman ICSCNY , lSMKHOUS! THE WESTON TIMES The buses will be leaving the church at 7 pm. and refreshments will be served in the church after the tour. To reserve seats for yourself and friends on this pleasant trip, call Mrs. G. Bracken at 762-7098. FRIENDSHIP DINNER Early in the new year the ladies of the Friendship ucw are sponsoring a January dinner presented by luncheon services. To add to the occasion an evening of entertainment will be provided for your The Mount Dennis community can be very proud of Santa's helpers. BUS TOUR Most people have taken time off from regular meetings to celebrate Christmas and New Year's. However. the Anglican Church Women of the Church of the Advent, Pritchard Ave. are sponsoring a bus tour to view the panarama of lights around town on Monday evening, December 30. It was all worthwhile for the 209th are purchasing two wheelchairs - (one for the Bloorview hospital and one for the Ontario crippled children centre. The cubs made wall plaques and the scouts sold cold drinks at their annual hobby show and bake sale. The boys earned the tu'ds in many varied ways. They carried out garbage for the neighbours, ran errands, cut lawns, gathered coat hangers, cleaned up back yards and generally made themselves very useful to those around them. heading out of town with their skis and toboggans for fun in the snow. For the more leisurely inclined the Number Marshes are an extensive area well suited for the study of winter wild life. it is a beautiful place to take the family for a pleasant walk along the banks of the Humber. SANTA'S HELPERS The 209th cubs and scouts who meet in Mount Dennis United Church have succeeded in raising enough money to provide a wheelchair for Bloorview hospital for crippled children, reports their leader Doris Ormerod. It is amazing when you realize that Doris spent Th years at Runnymede Hospital and has been in the Chronic Illness centre for Ph years. The poem is (entitled "I Am Glad". CO-WED EXECUTIVE The Co-Wed Club of Mount Dennis E United Church has elected their officials for the coming year. Co-presidents are Jack and Dorothy Brockbank with Ed and Elsie Van Sickle, Barbara dnd Harold Tickets are available from members of the friendship group or by phoning Mrs. Hahn at 339-6916. I AM GLAD After l0 years in hospital I wonder if you would sound as contented as Doris Strachan does in her poem printed in "Contact", the news letter of Mount Dennis United Church. on M o n day evening, January 6 at 6:30 p.m. President is Mrs. Irene Hahn. entertainment. The dinner will take place at North Runnymede United (Thumb "WESTONS FIRST TAVERN" Central Restaurant dl, Tavern 1946 Weston Rd. 241-2327 mow. Kl mom a thbtttt Just a reminder . _ nu n:- mm Lon-mm um. "um Syn“!- Own» a. mm... “mm All II”! I." JUDI II Iran-"Inn ... ... that we are looking forward to making exchanges and refunds. And you don't even have to produce your sales slip unless, of tCr,)) course, you're a known shoplifter. Wednesday . Jan. 1 _Cont. 2 p.m.; Last Compute 9:25 pm Saturday - Dec. 28 _ C Sunday - Doc. 29 - C Fo/your dining pleasure -- open New Years Day HElD OVER SECOND WEEK Monday - Dec. 30 - Mat. 2 sum; Eve. 7 8- 9 pm. Tuesday - Dec. 31 _Mat. 2 p.m. Eve. 7 tb 9 p.m. Friday A Dec. 27 AM”. 2 run. Eve. 7 & 9 pm. "_,_.':__",i,l,i,,,'si,"l')Yeirtpiv,tihstimatiitii, J KEN JOHNS MEN’S WEAR Central Phttoy, 347m 4 John St. Weston Illa Beatles APPLE HLMS wants ' KING FEATURES Wm AT THE om. 2 p.m.; Last Complete 9:45 p.m. om. 1 p.m.; Last Complete 9:20 pm. Time Schedule FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27; 1968 The theatre is not open on Mondays but from Tuesday until Friday there are two shows, one at 3:30 p.m. and one at 8 p.m. Saturday times are: ll a.m., 2 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 5 p.m., and 8 p.m. Sunday at 2 p.m., 3:30 p.m. and S Until December 3 I "Venture into Space" is the program. From Jan. 2 to Feb. 22 the new show is "Ways of the Planets". Because some shows are booked way ahead, you should phone and make reservations at 928-8550. We have been hearing a great deal lately about the exciting new ROM ~Mc- Laughlin planetarium star theatre shows on Avenue RO. to the south of the Royal Ontario museum. We recommend that you take advantage of this informative way of learning more about the stars and planets. Willem, Alice Miller and past presidents, Bernice and Fred Dmganac forming the executive. . SPACE VENTURE W26” y"" . “lo! Minnie United ltrtists ans