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It is said ‘Behind every successful man is a woman , going on the assumption this is true then the Norâ€" thwestern General Hospital as a whole should be very successful as they have a Ladies‘ Auxiliary who work very hard and take great pains to do their job well. The latest venture of the Ladies‘ Auxiliary was their Annual Patroness Tea, held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Oelbaum on Alexandra â€" Wood, Wedâ€" nesday, June 9. Apâ€" proximately 300 guests atâ€" tended on a weatherwise perfect day and were served refreshments in the Oelbaum‘s gracious home, out in their tiered garden or sitting around the pool. One of the highlights of the tea was a fashion shown by Alan Cherry from his Yonge and Bloor St. salon. The models walked among the guests showing lovely Summer attire, stopping to talk and answer questions in regard to the garment being worn. A large serving tray by Carla Foytenyi and a still life oil painting by Maria Ardizzi were given as door prizes. The event ran smoothly and with such efficiency that no one would know the great amount of work put into a project of this type. All the ladies are to be congratulated on such a fine effort. Many of the doctors wives and members of the auxiliary took their turn at pouring and serving guests. Amongst those who gave their time also was Mrs. Serio Angelletti, wife of Dr. Angelletti, Italian Consulate General, Mrs. Phil White, wife of Borough of York Mayor and Mrs. Ron Barâ€" Through events such as the tea, which raised apâ€" proximately $5,400.00, and other moneyâ€"making events, the hospital expansion campaign is assisted. The Northwestern â€" General Hospital Ladies‘ Auxiliary will be holding further acâ€" tivites in the near future and would appreciate your continuing support as the proceeds go toward a bigger As a parent, a member of the school consultive comâ€" mittee and a columnist, I had the pleasure _ of travelling with the grade 1 students of Cordella School to the municipal buildings last week. There were some inâ€" teresting sidelights to the trip and I would like to take this opportunity to thank some of the people involved. CA > Jane Park * Barton and Jim Price, animal control centre, warmly _ received _ the children and gave them a grand tour of the pound and allowed them to handle some of the animals. Fashion show highlights tea Members of the Metro police department, although an appointment had been arranged to tour the station had somehow been overlooked, were quick to organize an informative tour for the 58 students when they arrived. Mr. Les Brown, even though we were very much behind schedule, was very gracious about the delay and led us through the historical Mayor Philip White took time out of his busy schedule to speak to the students and allowed them to sit in the councillors‘ chairs and Controller Douglas Saunders greeted the children at the doors of the council chamâ€" bers and set up the public address sytem so that they could hear their own voices as they spoke into the microphones. Mr. Saunders also treated the students, teachers and parents with a soft drink to go with their hearty thanks L. + 1 /WP / Richard L’oo%, George Mount Dennis 2 .Dawne Moss 769-60492 The Weston York Times â€" Thursday, June 17, 1971 and and better equipped hospital for your needs. +++ Greenborough Community Church held their special awards presentations on Sunday, June 13, at which time the Church school atâ€" tended the 11 o‘clock service. Those who attended regularly were recognized for their consistency in atâ€" tendance and participation. The grade eight girls has formed a club called the ‘Adventurers‘ and, to further their adventures, spent the remainder of Sunday at Centre Island. There were eight girls and two leaders, Wendy Mackie and Louise Robertson. They will have their next meeting at the church on June 28 to plan further _ projects _ and adventures. "zâ€" _ York * â€"Central These June days many school classes are taking trips to parks or historical land marks around and beyond Toronto. One of these trips was made by a group of grade eight students from Kane Sr. School‘s French class. The students left at 9:30 in the morning on June 10 and were encouraged to converse in French as much as possible during the day. It was felt the informal atâ€" mosphere of the island and the different environment would lead to a wide variety of topics and situations to be discussed in French by the students. 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A great time was had by all with Pat and Warren receiving many lovely gifts for their silver anniversary on Saturday, May 31. +++ Mrs. William Alston, 126 Maple Leaf Drive, held an The recently formed Centennial Senior Citizens Club have _ graciously donated their room in the Centennial Building to the borough‘s _ parks _ and recreation department for use during the summer months. The Senior Citizen‘s room was needed by the departâ€" ment to accommodate the 14 students hired for the summer to work on a borough wide survey. This survey, funded by an $11,000 federal grant, will take 10 weeks to complete and will produce a total picture of the present facilities and projected needs for the parks and recreation department within the borough. The senior citizens had been using this room Thursday afternoons to play bingo and euchre. They will now use the Centennial Room in the Centennial Building for their activities until the survey is comâ€" pleted. Mother, sister surprise guests , Musical rooms i/ "open house‘" on Saturday, June 5 to honor her parents Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Messen who will celebrate their sixtieth _ wedding _ anâ€" niversary on April 3, 1972. Betty wanted to have the party during the nice weather when the flowers were out in the garden but, unfortunately, the weatherman â€" didn‘t coâ€" operate and everyone had to remain indoors. Mr. and Mrs. Messen received many lovely gifts from the 40 relatives who attended. The immediate family gave Mrs. Messen a diamond starâ€" shaped pendant and Mr. Messen a diamond tie pin. The threeâ€"tiered round cake >â€" Maple Leaf é&nd Amesbu: Iâ€"Pat Larter 244â€"0788 Z \tubiE~ 749â€"1724 ALL EVERGREENS REDUCED TO REDUCED TO. 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