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PAGE 14,WEDNESDAY, DECEM BER 20, 1978, WHITBY FREE P Chri'stmas at Fairview Le~ Residents of Fairview Lodge, Whitby's regional senior citizens' home are flot being forgotten a t Christmas time this year. Many communîty groups have entertainedi or will entertain at the Lodge durinig December. The Canadian Scottish Club of Whitby held a Pub Night at Fairview Lodge Dec. 13, , and. the. Good Companions Senior Citizens' Club, which meets at the lodge, held its annual Christ- mas dinner in the auditorium Dez. 14. Lodge hairdressers Doris Severs and Pauline Manning give a Christmas party for ail lady residents Dec. 15. The Whitby Salvation Army distributed Christmas treats on Dec. 16 and the following day, members of the Emmanuel Reformed Church held carol singing in the halls. Dec. 18, 30 to 60 young éhildren from Frenchman's B3ay Sehool provided entertainment in the auditor- ium. The same day the FEmigraùts' Theatre Group provided a play. Craft supervisor Dorothy, Foster's annual Christmas party for her workers was held yesterday. The same day thé Whitby Kinsmen Club held a Christmas ýwine and cheese party for the Fairview Lodge residents. Today the students of St. Theresa's Sehool were' carolling and serving lunch. The Lodge's annual Christ- mas party for ail residents will be held Thursday and. 'Friday with wine and cheese Legion The Royal Canadian Legion l3ranch'112 will be holding its annual New Year's Eve dance, Dec. 3 at the legion hall on Byron Street South. The dance will start at 8 p.m. and continue into the-New Year, ending at i a.mn. A hot and cold buffet will be served with the usual array of 'party favors. Tickets are available from the' steward, on 'duty at the branich. A black puppy is always an attraction for young children. Linda Geiss hold the little fellow while John Paul Fletcher and Kelly Fletcher give it plenty of attention at the Ontario Humane Society's Animais' Christmas party held'Sunday at the Thickson Road Shelter. Free'Press Photo Oshaa wnsWhitby i District.15 of the Southern The runner-up was. the itario Ladies Curling Whitby, Curling Club entry ýsdation held its' district skipped by Charlotte Ennis, aydowns in Lakefield. vice-skip Agnes Sandrelli, itario fro m December il to second Pat Plummfer and lead June Werry. The ,ompeting teams came Oshawa rink goes on to the )m Whitby Curling Club, divisional playdowns at the ;hawa "Curling Club (2 ý Trenton Curling, Club Jan. 3, ms), Oshawa Golf Club, and 4, 1979. rt Perry Curling Club, The two teams met three lewood Golf & Curling trnes, the Whitby rink ab, Peterborough Curling defeating- the I Oshawa ýclub .ib, Ennismore Curling the first tirne they met. In ab & Lakefield Curling the finalts, Oshawa defeated ab. Whitby forcing an extra In the double, knock-out game in which Oshawa came rnpetition the Oshawa outvictorious. rling Club rink skipped by The Whitby girls* curled ckie Collins came out the *well. It was their first time mner. Rer vice-skip was as' a team 'in provincial anette Joyce, playing competition and Whitby tond stone Rita Wrubel, curling fans, should keep d lead Gerda Smith. their eye on this promising rwnner-fup