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THE ADVERTISER â€"â€" Friday, January 3, 1964 â€"â€" Page §| !V!‘YTHlNG PANNED OUT FiNE â€" The Women‘s Church Year Group of St. Elizabeth‘s Anglican Church, The Queensâ€" way, presented Etobicoke Hydro‘s Showtime, cooking and lighting show, in the church hall last week. Mrs. A. Diplock, 23 Saybrook Avenue, is shown receiving an electric frying pan csor prize from Barry Glover, Etobicoke Hydro Home Inforâ€" mation man. ¢ My first column in 19 tiviti¢s are all over ani looms ahead, giving one think on the past critical astrous year, and to t many good things in t the Blue Book or socie and . appointments of A Woman of the Year, an compiled my honor list, ! many good things in the New | Were greatly ::d Blue Book or wcl:‘ty lists.| jected humor, . appointments of Man and iniu Woman of the Year, and I have to';hhe gaiety compiled my honor list, not from e party the Blue Book of society lists.| Mrs. Vera H This humble colummist‘s honors| with her on t go to the men who, despit@! Miss Mary A storms, zero weather, and blOCkâ€" ) Nicholls, M ed roads, maintain the comfort of ll * our homes â€" the oil burner serâ€" u"‘ C. J. P vicemen, ~Beli Telephone linesâ€" ts As Carse men, delivery men, postmen, and nard Sleeth. to the many women who diligentâ€"| Among the ly and conscientiously carry on| Mr. and Mrs the volunteer services of many|and Mrs. C charitable institutions. And it was | Mr. and Mrs. easy to choose the Man of ‘the William Strei Year. Who else but Tom Turner, | bert, Mrs. H. my sidekick! &ut{xl Dfleth, Etobicoke Historical Society It was a gay evening last Satâ€" urday when members and friends of the Etobicoke Historical Sociâ€" ety enjoyed a powluck Christmas getâ€"logether in the Montgomery Inn, and were entertained by a versatile quartet, the Dominotes, ALONG THE QUEENSWAY ng one time to critical and disâ€" d to hope for ;s in the New or society lists. .â€" Turner, CL 1â€"7224 members of the Etobicoke Barber Shoppers. Ronald Dorney, Donald Sutherland, Dougl4s Wlfltery* and Norman Ham, whose songs were greatly enjoyed,. also inâ€" jected humor, and jokes, to add to the gaiety. The party was convened by ‘Ilri. Vera Halhed, and working Mrs. Vera Halhed, and working with her on the committee were Miss Mary Appleby, Mrs. E. A H. Nicholls, Mrs. L. J. Ingolfgrud, Mrs. C. J. Parsons, assisted by Mrs. A. Carscallen and Mrs. Beyâ€" nard Sleeth. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. William Kerr, | Stonegate Rd., arrived home \from Jamaica in time to spend Christmas with their family. Among those *attending were| Mr. and Mrs, G. E. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Silverthorn, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Vivian, Mrs. William Streight, Mrs. Jean Hibâ€" bert, Mrs. H. M. Deeth and Miss| Ruth Deeth, Dré and Mrs. J. H.) Deeth, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. John-} som, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Given,| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Longsnff,} Mr. and Mrs, H. O. Waffle, Mr.! and Mrs. D. D. Gunn, Dr. and| Mrs. William Graydon, Mr. and| Mrs. F. Hamblin, Miss I. Bassingâ€"| thwaite, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Beaâ€" tie, Mr. and Mrs. F. Hankins,| Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rollo and| Mrs, K. W. Kidd, Dr. and Mrs.‘ D. C. Pope, Mr. and Mrs. T. Bernhoerster, Mr. and Mrs. B Morrow, and others. j Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Siple, Spring Garden Road, brought the New Year in with Mr. and Mrs. Harry McKenzie of Agincourt. Believing she was being taken out to dine, Mrs. Olive Smith was happily surprised when she arâ€" rived at her son‘s home on Moynes Ave. to find the family all gathered to celebrate her 70th birthday. It was a double celeâ€" bration, it also being her grandâ€" ‘daugfiter Brenda‘s twelfth birthâ€" day. s Present were her three sons, John, Lloyd, from Richmond Hill, and Tom, with their wives, and seven grandchildren, nephew Everett Meek, from Ajax, and greatâ€"niece Tracy Meek. Christmas at the George Reed‘s home on Penhurst Ave., was a happy and thrilling occasion. Home with them for the holiday were their son Don, with his wife and two children, from Picâ€" ton, and in the.midst of the exâ€" citement, Mr. and Mrs. Reid beâ€" came grandparents of a baby boy, their eighth grandchild, born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed of Rexdale, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Gillie, Amâ€" bleside Ave., had as their house guests for New Year, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Gillie, from Cornwall, and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rayâ€" mond with their two daughters, from Thorold. Home to celebrate the festive season with her mother, Mrs. A. Lennon, Coney Road, were her daughter and sonâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. David Gray, Halifax. Miss Vicki Grainger is enterâ€" tfining two guests during the holiday vacation. With her is Miss Annette and Miss Paula Clough, natives of Jamaica, who are stuâ€" dents at the University of Toronâ€" to. It is the first time the younâ€" ger girl has seen snow, and she is thrilled with the sleighing and skating the girls are enjoying. _ Mr. and Mrs, H. Warner, Vicâ€" toria Harbor, are exchanging greetings with many of their friends in the Lakeshore and disâ€" trict, and visiting with their three daughters and their famiâ€" lies. They are residing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Edâ€" mond, ~(daughter June) while the latter are enjoying a vacation in Florida. ~ On Sunday twenty members of the family gathered for a party in honor of Mr. Warner‘s seventyâ€" first birthday. Friends and neighbors of Mr. Robert Pattison, Stephen Dr., are happy to learn that he is reâ€" cuperating at home after being hospitalized in Queensway Genâ€" eral Hospital. Mrs. Pattison has asked us to convey her heartfelt thanks to all who were so kind and generous to her during his illness. Mr. and Mrs. C. Eaton, Coney Rd., were "at home" to many of their friends and neighbors on New Year‘s Eve. Miss Judith Ross, Culnan Ave.. | has been enjoying the holiday vacation with her guest, Miss Debbie â€" Johanson, _ Jamestown,| N.Y. They have been penâ€"pals for several years and exchange visits very frequently. * } mblin, Miss I. Bassingâ€" a c. and Mrs. R. E. Beaâ€" nd Mrs. F. Hankins was rs, Douglas Rollo and ’ ® ’ . Kidd, Dr. and Mrs. « , Mr. and Mrs. T. B er, Mr. and Mrs. B. B d others l’: 0 o TS s oo w... ace5t hee o . 1 & a PmR ts Cmy‘ w A Nfi mmmmmenain LB. CHICKEN LEGS or BREASTS *\ THE NUMBER TO CALL FOR HOME FREEZER OVEN READY PLUMP AND TENDER COLOURED TULIP MARGARINE Ib. Cc.P. SHORTENING Ib. C.P. LARD Ib. .. 24â€"07. LOAYES, SLICED WHITE OR BROWN hy x t W AT 49 .. ORDERS NEW YEAR‘S RESOLUTION!, | Quarters or YOUR NEAREST ALDER FARM m MORE7ZIES! BEEF For those of you who wish to get more in your dollar for ‘64 (and who doesn‘t) then start right now by shopping ot Alder Faorm Meat Markets. Average families can save $27.08 on bread alone . . . over $11.00 a year on margarine and somewhere between $85.00 and $150 a year on all your meot pu;â€" chases. 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