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May the Peace and Happiness of Christmas be yours today and every day throughout the New Year. Three of many Etobicoke young people comir Christmas holidays are Judith Hanson, King David Brown, Ainsley Gdns.; and Doug Nichols, This trio flew in Thursday night from Sackvil wick, where they are attending Mount Allison U Mr. and Mrs. George Schell, Prince George Drive, arrived home last Tuesday in time to spend Christmas with their family, after four months of travel in far away places. Their first stop was Honolulu; then a long hop to Auckland, New Zealand. Here they joined friends and the two couples spent nine days touring the North Island. They speak of the lovely beaches there where there‘s swimming for nine months of the year! They were in Melbourne, Australia for the Caulfield Cup race. All business comes to a standstill that week! From Melbourne they drove down through the cattle grazing, and the citrous fruit growing areas to Adelaide for a few days. After driving along the coast to Sydney they holidayed at a resort hotel near there for a week. They flew to Hong Kong, where they enjoyed more than a week of shopping and sightâ€"seeing. They report more apartments being built there than it is possible to imagine. On to Tokyo, and from there, home, nonâ€"stop. To be with their little granddaughter, Nancy, for her very first Christmas, and with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Arnold, West Deane Park Drive, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Allen are coming from Ottawa. Humber Valley I.O.D.E. members met at the home of their regent, Mrs. George F. Watts for their annual Christmas luncheon. Mrs. Peter Millard convened the party. Announcement was made of their Dessert Bridge to be held at the Skyline Hotel on Wednesday, January 20, for which tickets may be secured from Mrs. R. H. Burrows. Mrs. Albert T. Pearson, Appleby Court, was the hostess when the Deborah Unit of St. James Islington United Church Women met for their Christmas pot luck luncheon. 19 members enjoyed this party which was followed by a brief business meetâ€" ing, presided over by unit leader, Mrs. N. C. Heard. Christmas guests of the John Helliker family, Chestnut Hills Pkwy., will be Mrs. Helliker‘s brother, Mr. Charles Gibson, wtih Mrs. Gibson, Ken, Kim, and Catherine, from Owen Sound. The day after for Floridaâ€"Janis Roseland Drive, are grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. John Barnes, with their daughter, Janis and Linda, have recently moved to Oxenden Cres., Queensland Garâ€" dens. The girls are both continuing to attend Western ‘Tec. We welcome them to Etobicoke! Mrs. J. C. Colquhoun, Albilene Drive, entertained a large group of neighbours at the coffee hour recently to honor Mrs. Roy MacKay, who moved away from Abilene Drive last week. The MacKay family were original residents when the street opened up eight years ago. Their many friends are happy that they have moved only as far away as Oldham Road! Coming to spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pope and the boys, Drumoak Road, are Mrs. Pope‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Buchanan, Montreal, and Mrs. Pope‘s sister, Miss Beth Buchanan. The groom‘s parents following the rehearsal o Mrs. Burnett Hall, Aylesbury Road, enteriained the North Islington Unit of Islington United Church Women last Monday evening when they met for their Christmas supper party. Special guests were former members, Mrs. Kenneth Hurst now of Thornâ€" hill, and Mrs. Ernest Welis, now of St. Andrew‘s Gardens; also a new member, Mrs. J. F. Jewson, and a friend of the unit, Mrs. M. F. Revelle. Mrs. Martin McBride and Mrs. A. G. Boyd planned the games for the Christmas‘meeting of the Windsor Rose Chapter, 1.0.D.E., held recently at the home of Mrs. Gordon Day, Prinâ€" cess Margaret Blvd. The regent, Mrs. Thomas Nodwell, preâ€" ided at the short business meeting, and a Christmas supper concluded the evening. St. George‘s lady Kixâ€"ender and Christm one brought a gift f Health Association. _ affair. Many Etobicoke women enjoyed the Christma® curling party last Friday at the High Park Club. Among them: Mrs. K. H. Anderson, Mrs. Frank Baird, Mrs. G. J. Bentley, Mrs. John Best, Mrs. A. Bissett, Mra. F. C. Coleman, Mrs. G. E. Conn, Mrs. Percy Coulton, Mrs. Harvey Dennis, Mrs. C. L. Eaton, Mrs. Don Elliott, Mrs. M. C. Fiegehen, Mrs. Don Gibson, Mrs. J. F. Goodâ€" fellow,. Mrs. R. A. Hewitt, Mrs. H. E. Jeeves, Mrs. J. H. Kay, Mrs. K. Kidd, Mrs. A. M. Leitch, Mr-, K. Little, Mrs. C. M. Lunney, Mrs. J. W. MacDonald, Mrs. E. W. McCrindle, Mrs. Dalton MeCullugh, Mrs. Wm. McLeod, Mrs. R. H. Menary, Mrs. J. G. Morrison, Mrs. H. G. Fisher, Mrs, H. H. Murray, Mrs. M. W. Osborne, Mrs. Stewart Playford, Mrs. F. E. Robinson, Mra. F. L. Roelofson, Mrs. W. V. Rundle, Mrs. T. T. Sahaidak, Mrs. J. T. Santon, Mr«. J. K. Sibbald, Mrs. G. D. Smelzer, Mrs. Joe Temnle. Mrs. G. R. Tisdall, Mrs. F. J. Watson and Mrs. A. B. Miss Trudy Gard arrived on Saturday from Santa Monica Cal., to spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Collins, Allan hurst Drive. Mrs. E. G. Caldwell, Martinview Court, wis hostess for the Christmas meeting of the West Deane Manor Unit of Islington United Church Women. The members spent the evening packâ€" aging Christmas gifts for Santa to give to a family in need. They enjoyed a Christmas smorgasbord, arranged by Mr# Robert Allison. After the christening of David James, baby son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Waugh, at Bloordale United Church, Mrs. Edna Waugh entertained @t a family luncheon. The baby‘s grandpmrents, Webb F. L. Roelofson, Mrs. W. V. Rur J. T. Santon, Mr«. J. K. Sibbald, Temple, Mrs. G. B. Tisdall, Mr« hristmas two young Elder, Mulgrove Di going south to spen curlers turned out 133 strong for their ias buffet luncheon last Wednesday. Each or Santa‘s pack at the Canadian Mental Mrs. Al Quickfall convened this successful ; Mr. and Mrs. C. n Friday evening ‘ke young people coming home for the Judith Hanson, Kingsgarden Road; Nichols, Twyford Road. Sackville, New Brunsâ€" \ladies are setting out rive and Gail Jarvis, d ten days with Gail‘s Brown entertained niversity ! A â€" tastefully decorated . tea table carried out the Christmas theme, with an attractive centreâ€" piéce of red carnations nestled Kingsway Women‘s Club A colourful event of the fesâ€" tive season was the annual Christmas tea of the Kingsway Women‘s ‘Club on Frigay, Dec. 11 in the hollyâ€"decked ballroom of the Old Mill. President Mrs. J. Haigh and the Pastâ€"president Mrs. G. 8. Mallett welcomed the large numâ€" ber of members in attendance. For the second succéssive year, two sound artists from the Caâ€" nadian Opera School provided a delightful musical interlude and literally captivated the audience. On this cccasion, they were Miss Jeanetter Zaron, soprano, and Mr. Tito Dean, baritone. Mr. Alfred Strombergs _ accompanied the singers. The guest artists were introâ€" duced by Mrs. K. R. Dunphy and Mrs. Gordon Brown thanked the singers. The audience participatâ€" ed in the singing of traditional Christmas earols. in a mound of evergreens, offset with holly and golden leaves, illuminated by a flickering of tall red tapers. Mrs. G. S. Mallett, Mrs. A. R. Huband, Mrs. S. Windeler snd Mrs. I. F. Whitney preâ€" sided at the tea table. Assistâ€" ants were: Mrs. K. H. Graham, Mrs. J. Pal, Mrs. F. Burns Roth, Mrs. R. H. Wright, Mrs. F. E. Piercey, Mrs. W. J. Maâ€" jor, Mrs. R. D. Brouse, Mrs A. C. B. Verney, Mrs. G. A. Ranâ€" kin, Mrs. A. Edwards, Mrs. F A. Davis, Mrs. Gladstone Hill Mrs. N. A. Cockburn, Mrs. A W. Coome and Mrs. G. R Brown. Happy Birthday Wishes! Congratulations _ to _ Miss Gayle Vincent of 23 Brentwood Rd. on the occasion of her lith birthday on Monday, Dec. 21.} The only daughter of Mr. and| Mrs. B. Vincent, Gayle is a fine‘ student at Sunnylea School and a promising young model of youthful hair styles and junior girl fashions, This _ talented young lady has several radio and television performances to her credit, performing for the CBC as well as the Etobicoke Children‘s Players a year or | £o ago. To celebrate her birthday, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent honoured their daughter with a supper party at the Pancake House. Each guest was presented with a Christmas corsage and thoroughâ€" ly enjoyed the gaiety of the event. Those who attended were Barbara Karn, Karen Childs, Carol Ann Letman, Ann Hungerâ€" ford, Janet Angus, Cathy Barâ€" nard, John Howard. Assisting the hostess Mrs. B, Vincent was Mrs. M. Childs. News From the Churches At â€" Humber Valley United Church December 20, the annual Christmas _ candlelight â€" service, featuring the three choirs, preâ€" sented "Christmas Around the World." On Thursday, Dec. 24, at 11 p.m. _ members â€" will celebrate Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDonald, were there, and his great grandmother, Mrs. James Moore, of Hamilton. Mrs. Waugh has recently returned to Islington after seven years in the city, and is living at The 50 Islington North Apts. Her many friends welcome her back. TOWNSHIP OF ETOBICOKE Notice Re Garbage Collection DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIAL Kingsway To Kipling There will be NO collection of garbage on CHRISTMAS DAY, Friday, December 25, 1984; nor on NEW YEAR‘S DAY, Friday, Januâ€" ary 1, 1964. Friday collection areas during those two weeks will hold over until their next regular collection day. Christmas tree pickup will commence on January 11, 1965. Christmas Eve Communioft is ome of the highlights of the year, which will begin with earol singing followed by the Comâ€" munion service. The entire offerâ€" ing at this service will be used for overseas relief. On Friday, Dec. 25, a special Christmas Day family service will be held at 10 a.m. Hillview Presbyterian |M»e a duet. At the end of Vesâ€" A delightful organ recital of | Fers, Mrs. T. G. Head presented Christmas musie by Mr. W. Ross | the retiring president, Mrs, W. Munro was enjoyed by the memâ€" | K. Howard with a life memberâ€" bers of Hillview Presbyterian | Ship in the United Church Church on Sunday, Dec. 20. A | Women. The ladies then adjournâ€" "first" in the life of this conâ€"| ¢4 to the Christian Edueation gregation ‘Wwas an inspiring| Building for dessert and coffee. candlelight service by members| A brief business meeting folâ€" o" the C.G.LT. held that evening. | JO0Wwed, at which Mrs. F. W, Richâ€" The C.GI.T. is a newly formed | #rdson was welcomed as the new group of about twenty girls | President of the United Church under the capable leadership of | Women. Mrs. Robert Cushnaghan, Mrs. * * * Arthur Coles and Mrs. U. C.| Shades of the Wright Brothers Wise. |\_ The Baisa Beavers Model Flyâ€" On December 25, Christmas|!"& Club is an extremely proâ€" service will be held at 10 a.m. |Eressive club with between 30 * * * and 40 members of all ages, from St. Luke‘s United 12 years and up. The club startâ€" At the candlelight service of ed in 1957 and is a chartered St. Luke‘s United Church De.| SVb 9f the Model Aeronautics cember 13, a large audience enâ€" ‘ A”WE‘“O“ of Canada. This asâ€" joyed the Diamond Bell choir | S0ciation governs all rules and which was accompanied by tal.| @EUI!Ations pertaining to | airâ€" ented musicians in the conzre-‘p}’"'vmo‘le"”’l in Canada, This gation. Mrs. Sauro played first| "*"*° includes an insurance proâ€" CS Ns Brkcg Disskes n.4}EISM for members, At the candlelight service of St. Luke‘s United Church Deâ€" cember 13, a large audience enâ€" joyed the Diamond Bell choir which was accompanied by talâ€" ented musicians in the congreâ€" gation. Mrs. Sauro played first violin, Mr. Robert Plunkett, 2nd violin; Miss Marion Plunkett, 3rd violin and Mr. David Hetherâ€" Ington played the cello. A deâ€" lightful trio was sung by Mrs. R. Boyd, Mrs. William Cook and Mrs. Robert Plunkett. Soloists for the evening were Mrs. W. Bond â€" and â€" Mr. D. Mollison. Christmas anthems were sung by the junior, intermedfate and senâ€" ior choirs, under the leadership of Mrs. George Small, organist Christmas anthems were sung by | which will again be held July 3 the junior, intermedfate and senâ€" |end July 4 of this coming year. ior choirs, under the leadership | Mr. Gord Hilliam, the club‘s viceâ€" of Mrs. George Small, organist | president, won the record trials and choir director. to win himself a place on a team « * * to represent Canada in Europe in On December 20 the Young People‘s Union and the Couples‘ Club of St. Luke‘s were hosts to many of the residents of Kipâ€" ling Acres home for senior citiâ€" zens. After taking them on a tour of the area to see the colâ€" oured lights, tea was served at the church preceeding a special church setvice by the Rev. R. D. Thompson. A special Christmas Eve fam ily service . will be Thursday Dec. 24 at 7 p.m. In extending best wishes to our readers I would like to quote from an issue of "Christmas Ideals" â€" "The LOOM OF CHRISTMAS "Once again we are weaving the tapestry that is Christmas in a Christian world. It is being woven upon a loom of religious beliefs centuries old and upon hopes symbolized in the birth of a Babe. Into this fabric of Good Will, the Weavers are working mellow threads for family cusâ€" tom, sprightly colours for chilâ€" dren‘s delight, the blue of the Chfistmas star, the magic of winter‘s snow, the tinkle of belfs, the joyous voices of carolers." May the peace and joy of this glorious season bring cheer ana comfort to you &nd yours. Road Commissioner hm _ 1 45 pigh ETY 1Ce8 On December 9, the Bloordale United Church Women invited all the ladies of the congregation to a Vesper service in the church. Mrs. H. M. Rice looked after the devotional service. Mrs. Jean Waugh sang a solo, and Mrs. W. K. Craig and Mrs. A. Davidson sang a duet. At the end of Vesâ€" pers, Mrs. T. G. Head presented the retiring president, Mrs, W. R. Howard with a life memberâ€" ship in the United Church Women. The ladies then adjournâ€" ¢d to the Christian Edueation Building for dessert and coffee. A brief business meeting folâ€" lowed, at which Mrs. F. W, Richâ€" ardson was welcomed as the new president of the United Church Women. The Balso Beavers enter lheir‘ models in contests throughout | Canada and the United tSates. This year they went to Ithica, N.Y., Chicago, and Philadelphia.| Here in Toronto, they run the| Toronto and district championâ€"| ships at De Havilland airport| which will again be held July 3 end July 4 of this coming year. Mr. Gord Hilliam. the club‘s viceâ€" CAMBRIDGE 4«&*»} Bloordale â€" Markland 75 MARMAC DRIVE BELMONT TV Merry Christmas, one and all, ffom all of us ing in to see us and ]XM[,ERRY CHRISTMAS making our Christmas such a happy one this ... and thanks for comâ€" year, as always. 3321 BLOOR STREET WEST VICKERSâ€"SPERRY OF CANADA LTD. The élub also gives five or six flying displays during the year. One of these was held at the Caâ€" nadian National Exhibition on Sportsman‘s Day. Another was beld at the Orenda Engines picâ€" nie at Malton in June, and anâ€" other at the Bloordale Fireworks display on May 24. Static disâ€" plays also were shown at the Exhibition and at the Rotary Club‘s hobby show in the Cedarâ€" | brae school in Searboro. the new year. Here in Toronto, in May, at Jarvis St. and Esâ€" planada, the club held the longâ€" est models race known, The race was 1400 (fourteen hundred) laps, or 100 (one hundred) miles !And took about 80 (eighty) minâ€" ium. This has been an annual event for the past five years. _ The Balsa Beavers publish a monthly bulletin called the "Airâ€" foil." This bulletin has & cireuâ€" lution of over 300 (three hunâ€" dred) and is sent all over the world. The members meet at 1:30 | p.m. on the second and fourth Sunday of every month from Ocâ€" | tober to the end of April. During Hhe summer they meet only once a month on a Sunday evening. The meetings are held at the home of the president, Mr. Ross Melhuish at 51 Rossburn Dr., Etobicoke. Anyone interested in ‘ioining the club may call | €21â€"3379. gup" During the interview Mr. Melâ€" huish said "In my opinion, plasâ€" tic readyâ€"toâ€"fly airplanes can be very discouraging to potential modellers, as they invariably do not fly properly. Better results are obtained with the profile type model." Mr. Melhuish should be well quualified to give this statement as he has won forty trophies during the past geven years. MOTOR HOTEL DIXON ROAD & HIGHWAY 401 TELEPHONE _ 244â€"5571 621â€"0926 THE ADVERTISER â€"â€" GUARDIAN, Thursday, December‘24, 1964 â€" ©77â€"4080 1 would like to take this opâ€" portunity to wish each and everyone of you a most joyous holiday season and, most imporâ€" tant of all, may it be a SAFE one. At the annual election meetâ€" ing of the Women‘s Calendar Year of St. Richard‘s of Chichesâ€" ter Anglican church, the followâ€" ing new officers will take over the executive positions as of January 1: President, Mrs. Chris Craig; viceâ€"president, Mrs. Jane Hooey; secretary, Mrs. Janet Coles; treasurer, Mrs. Freida Thom pson; membership conâ€" venor, Mrs. Joan Welham; plus two kitchen convenors. It was a very well attended meeting and the ladies joined in carol singing to the accompani. ment of church organist, Mr. Stan Pashley. At the close of cfficial business, refreshments in the form of Christmas "goodies" and punch were served. The 14th Humber West B Cub Pack enjoyed a most successful Christmas party last Tuesday night at Dixon Grove senior pubâ€" lic school. The Cubs were enterâ€" tained with movies and treated to & delicious snack of cake, ice cream, candy canes and pop as supplied by a very active Ladies‘ Auxiliary. A "little something to take home" came in the form of m set of three comic books which naturally delighted the Cubs immensely. | w F / Like«â€"*~ MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OP 4 # A §1 2455 BLOOR ST. WEST, TORONTO TORONTO 3 Our craftsmen are well experienced in recovering all types of chesterfields and chairs, both antique and modern. You have a wide range of fabrics and 100% guaranteed satisfaction. Wallâ€"toâ€"wall broadloom installation is another specialty. We offer an attractive range of Nylon and Acrilons and Woolâ€" lens at downâ€"toâ€"earth prices. Phone us and our representative will call and discuss your requirements with you in your home. WRIGHT BROS. FURNITURE Around The Westway Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Wed., 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Sat., 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 5 "You Can‘t Buy Wrong at Wright‘s" May the best of Christmas cheer fill the bhomes and hearts of our friends and patrons during the holiday season. Jt has been a privilege and pleasure to serve you all during the past year. 3094 DUNDAS STREET WEST Just East of Runnymede Road PHONE 2397741 85 HUMBERTOWN CENTRE those who have not the night before. Remember in the "olden days" when one had to drive to the elite parts of the city to view the Christmas lights? Not so any longer and I think proof of this can be found right in our own community â€" where imagination and taste has given The Wes way a dress of holiday exciteâ€" ment for this ‘64 Chri'omul season. A Christmas Day family servâ€" ice will be held at Westway United Church at 11 a.m. on Friâ€" day, Dec. 25. A ribbon demonstration given by. Ron McGinley highlighted the Christmas party held at the Deâ€" cember meeting of Transfiguraâ€" tion of Our Lord C.W.L. Mr, Meâ€" Ginley also led the ladies in singing Christmas carols. Sitâ€" ting at the head table along with C.W.L. President Mrs. G. Ellis and the present executive were Pastâ€"presidents Mrs. F. Prospero and Mrs. E. O‘Neill,. Rev. G. Sauve addressed those present, wishing them a very merry Christmas. A luncheon was servâ€" ed by Mrs. J. Lawson, Mrs, A. Ferri and their committee. Congratulations to Pat and Bruce Wapshott of Learmont Dr. on the recent arrival of "a third daughter, a sister for Lynne and Susan. PHONE RO 96512 KEA g the < en 2 ‘"‘ il &: rve y »d * SB, Cce y ;4 . & i8 . s*de * AA>+ K > E_f 7.;-...5.‘ as® 4 ;.A B. ~ %A > k \=, #aa: # % t_:"" o m ~2 c= 4A