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evening at 1.80, Christmas Music with the Choir. Dccmbc: 24, 11 am., Christmas Service and st 1130 am, Christmas There‘s a flurry of exciteâ€" ment at 224 Epson Downs Drive. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Grosse and family are busy preparing for a Christmas vacation in Hollywood. On Décember 20th they will set off by car to the sunny climes of the south, while we dream of a White Christâ€" mas. We wish them a safe trip, Merry Christmas and. a hope that when they are basking on the beach, the sand doesn‘t get into the turkey and pulm pudâ€" ding! ! At the Beveriey Hills United Church on Sunday, December 17, at 11 w.m., there will be a White Gift Service and in the The Social Planning Council ask that when you are making plans to brighten the Christâ€" mas of someone less fortunate, use the facilities of the Christâ€" mas Bureau. They will be hapâ€" py to suggest contents for hamâ€" pers, or if desired, will turn cash gifts into Christmas dinâ€" ners. Call EM. 3â€"1049 or EM. 3â€"4971 from 9 a.m.â€" 5 p.m. Cheâ€" ques may be mailed to Christâ€" mas Bureau, Social Planning Council of .Metropolitan Torâ€" onto, 160 Bay Street, Toronto 1. You will receive an Income Tax receipt and information as to how your gift was used. For those who have gifts to buy for the small types, here are a few points to watch for from the Child Safety Corner. Up to 2 years buy sturdy ratâ€" tles, washable squeak toys, push or pull toys and large colored balls Beware of toys small enâ€" ough to swallow, those with sharp edges a n d removable parts. From 2â€"4 years (the exâ€" ploring age), sandbox toys, large pegboards, tricycles, low rocking horses, bright picture books, large crayons, building blocks, toy telephones and furâ€" niture are all recommended. At all times beware of sharp, rough edges, flammable toys, leadâ€"base â€" paint, objects that can be swallowed and those too heavy for the child‘s strength. _ betd flsb nn d Als junction with the film. The 1st Beveriey Hills scout troop will be holding their Christmas parâ€" ty at Beverley Heights Junior high school on December 19. A and B packs of the Ist Beverley Hills cubs will be having their Christmas party on December 20, at Tumpane public school. Christmas services planned at the Downsview Baptist Church include a film "The Master‘s Face" on Sunday, December 17, 7 p.m. Tuesday, December 19 at 7.30 p.m., the Sunday School are holding their Christâ€" mas Programme and on Christâ€" mas Eve at 7 p.m., the Young People will have a special Canâ€" dlelight Service. All are welâ€" come to join them in their Christmas celebrations. On Dec. 9th, thirteen scouts of the 1st Beverley Hills Troop, hiked to a wooded area near Emery and found a site which they had left a month before clean and tidy, now littered with unburied cans and broken botâ€" tles, obviouslyâ€"shattered by B.B. pellets. Fire precautions taken, fires for cooking were soon unâ€" der way and the boys concenâ€" trated on the serious task of preparing their own meal. Desâ€" pite temperatures at freezing and below, everyone enjoyed selves. Doug Johnstone passed his fire lighting test, John Finâ€" lay, his semaphore and Billy Mason managed to break the ice over the creek and get his feet wet! The new scouts cut themselves staves, then every one set to and cleaned the area before setting off on the homeâ€" ward journey. A.S.M. Len Rusâ€" sell showed a movie at the home of A.S.M. Dick Howell, 227 Calvington Drive, to the scouts on Sunday afternoon, demonâ€". strating the use of the compass and map reading. Silva comâ€" passes and topographical maps were used by the boys in conâ€" The Society for Crippled Civilians sent us a note to say that they are holding their Christmas Sale right now, at 91 Jarvis Street. Anyone familâ€" iar with this store will know of the many items available. Over 250 handicapped people are employed daily in the "Mirâ€" acle Workship" and, in addition, over 175 wheelâ€"chair cripples are busy in their homes makâ€" ing and repairing articles for sale, We have a complete skating schedule at Roding Park. Pleaâ€" sure skating: Monday and Friâ€" day, 4â€"6 p.m. Free of charge. Friday, 7â€"10 p.m., Saturday, 3â€"5 p.m. and 7â€"10 p.m., Sunday, 2â€"5 ;.m. Children 15¢, adults 35¢c. ‘ee Wee Hockey, Monday and Thursday evenings 6.30â€"9 p.m, Boys 8â€"11 years will be taught elinical hockey (fundamentals along with competition). Season $6.00. Figure skating, Saturday afternoon 1â€"3 p.m. Professional instructors, $8.00 for the seaâ€" son. Boys and girls 5 yegrs and up. Anyone wishing to register: for the Pee Wee Hockey or: Figure Skating instruction should attend Roding Park at any one of the above times. 16 Tws. Détwibe 14, 1961 _ The Weston Times Advertiser Around Downsview with Kay Neapole 4s 4b0s # From their re. Bearborough Township is runâ€" ning 8 percent mhead of last year‘s pace at $56.6 million for 11 _months. ® ”!‘.‘ Township building North York Township buildâ€" ing is up about $16 million on the year at $93.6 million. November construction in the City and three key suburbs jamped 50 percent with building 'nrriu issued to allow $33.6 million in construction comâ€" pared to $22.4 million in Novemâ€" ber last year. i The total value of building permits issued in the City of Toronto, North York, Searâ€" borough and Etobicoke up to the end of November was $302 million compared to $272 milâ€" lion in the similar 11 month period last year. Metro Building Up 11 Percent Overall construction in Metâ€" ropolitan Toronto jumped 50 per cent in November and is now running about 11 percent ahead of last year‘s pace acâ€" cording to The Toronto Real Estate Board. and green pine boughs It is a time of stars and midnight. .. And soft prayers whispered At _ St. Stephens Anglican Church on December 17th the evening service will be a "Fes. tival of the Nine Carols". Les Taylor, organist and choirmasâ€" ter told us that this service has been two months in preparâ€" ation and he has been particuâ€" larly pleased with the attendâ€" ance of the boys to choir pracâ€" tice during this period. In the month of November 82% of the boys turned out. Carols to be sung by the choir at this serâ€" vice; "The Lord At First Did Adam Make", "The Holy Seaâ€" son", "Rejoice Ye Christians Loudly", "Born Is Litle Jesus", "I Saw Three Ships" sung by the choir boys, "God Is Born‘", "Christmas Song" choir boys, "O Leave Your Sheep". "The Poverty. Carol" and for the Ninth Lesson the choir will sing "Ding Dong" (French Melody). This sounds to be a beautiful service and one not to be missâ€" ed. Everyone is invited to join them at this time of the festive season. Christmas Is A Time Of Giving It is a time of wrapping gifts And making cookies A time of presents Tucked in secret places And of children waiting It is a time of toys And drums . . . and dolls 1 A time of holly...and lights. .. And golden tinsel 1 Wmm ooe it oy 2â€"4 p.m. St, Charles, Lawrence and Dufferin, 2nd Friday, 2â€"4 p.m. St. Judes school, Weston Rd., 3rd Friday, 2â€"4 p.m. Downsâ€" view United Church, 4th Friday, 2â€"4 p.m. Immunization Clinies: Downsview United Church 3rd Thursday, 1.30â€"4 p.m. Riverside United Church, Weston Rd. and Wallasey, 3rd Tuesday, 1.30â€"4 Mothers please take note of these times, dates and places for the Well Baby Clinic. Of each month: Regent Rd., St. James the Just, 1st Friday, 2â€"4 p.m. Maple Leaf School, 1st Friday, 2â€"4 p.m. Yvonne School, 2Znd Wednesday, 2â€"4 p.m. Tumâ€" pane public school, 2nd Friday, B gon t engy metonat en David Mac Eachern spoke very enthusiastically about this league. They have three teams at the moment and are after more teams, this is not their problem though, the big stumbâ€" ling block is lack of ice facilâ€" ities. They have one hour of ice per week rented at Weston Arena â€" and urgently _ require more. Anyone able to help them out with this problem, please contact David Mac Eachern, CH. 4â€"3890. bor in the net for the Jays, both did an outstanding job of goal tending. A repeat perâ€" formance of the Teepees /vs. Jays will be held on December 16, Weston Arena, 15 mins. after midnight. This game could be even more exciting than the last, so any spectaâ€" tors are sure to enjoy a good time and they hope to see you there. Interest in Church Hockey seems to gathering momentum as the season opened in the area churches in a league for 16â€"20 year olds inclusive, The opener was staged between Bevâ€" erley Hills Teepees and Downsâ€" view Jays with the Jays winâ€" ning 4â€"2. In the scoring first Fred Cam of the Jays assisted by Al Lawson. 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