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Iii, we. husky _ 241.5686 'if, film's-5:33!tfléfifitfifififiifikfilfifi:3:3:Rifimiifi2k33fifiwat At last St. Timothy The senior citizens held brownies have a brownie their regular meeting on leader, brand new at the November 7 with 20 job but willing to learn and members present along lead the girls. Of course she with Mrs. Judy Cooper as needs help. Mrs. Marion the hostess and Peter Kushner read of the appeal Vleeschouwer from North for a leader and decided to York recreation area. The try. So far she is on her meeting opened with O own so needs a Tawny Canada. Mr. Clark, the Owl, testers to help the president reported on the girls pass tests, semaphore bazaar and all were pleased. flags, which are not it was voted that ten difficult to make, sit-upons, dollars be sent to the which can also be made by U.C.W. for the use of the some of the mothers who booth. Mr. Albers gave the are at home and not able financial report and plans to get out to help. were made for the next Some ex-guides would be meeting. Some ex-guides would be of help and get much out of this. At present Mrs. Kushner has 15 brownies and can have 24 when and if the help arrives so mothers if Mrs. Kushner, who has had absolutely no training along this line, can do it the least you can do is help. The meetings are held each Saturday from 9 to 10:30 a.m. at St. Timothy's United Church. Be there or call Mrs. Kushner at 749-0678. Make what your young daughter is learning and how your business. At Riverside brownies eight tweenies were accepted last Tuesday at their regular meeting and the purpose and brownie story read to them. The new tweenies are Sarah Tessier, Kathy Plunkett, Kelly Hanes, Barbara Franklin, Kathy Loucks, Allana Butcher, Sonya Zucciato and Kerri-Lee Stevenson. Mrs. Harriet Armstrong and daughter Eva have returned to their home in Star City, Saskatchewan after spending a few days visiting with Mrs. Gladys Parrish, Ann Arbour Rd. M r s. E v M c N e e l y entertained her euchre group last Wednesday evening and the winners were Helen Lawrence, Gladys Parrish and Marg Dennis. The guides at Riverside have been busy cutting out and making stuffed animals for the home in Orillia. Jill Preston and Kathleen Bailey have now gone from Jasmine, had a miscellaneous shower two weeks ago for friends of Pat's and Mrs. Harry Sweet, Weston Rd. opened her home for a shower of neighbours and friends of Pat's. Pat received many beautiful and useful gifts for which she expressed her thanks. An evening of visiting and delicious refreshments were served at the two happy evenings. Rev. Enos Tart will be the guest speaker at the 1l:00 a.m. service Sunday at Riverside followed in the evening by a pot-luck supper and entertainment follows. The supper wilt be at 5:00 p.m. and members, former members and friends and adherents are invited for this occasion. guides to rangers. Anyone interested in working with girls from seven to M years of me please can ms. Norma Gunn at 749-1281 or Mrs. Rita Ryan at 74l-l465. 5mm:afisi:mifiss:35:25:::::::new:2322:::-:~:-z':-:~:s:s:‘c-:.-:-:s:::s:s:s‘ strathburn park cull Mrs. Mr. Vleeschouwer stated the members must plan their own meetings with help from him if needed and there wduld be no more typed notices from the North York office. Crafts are available if wanted by the majority. Anyone wishing to become a star member of the United Senior' Citizens of Ontario can see the president. At the social hour a birthday cake was served and happy birthday sung to all who celebrated birthdays during November. St. Timothy York group are having a wig party on Monday November 25 at 8:30 p.m. with Mrs. Robert Challenger showing and commenting on the 100 hair pieces she will have with her. Here is your chance ladies to see what you look like in a wig or hair piece. All welcome and tea will be served after. On Tuesday the 26 there will be a euchre and bridge evening at the church with refreshments so there are two interesting things to attend. York-Finch General hospital is looking for volunteers for a women's auxiliary and so there will be a coffee party at Westview centennial school on the 26 from 7 to 9 p.m. to discuss this. Anyone interested is welcome and if you cannot attend that evening call Mrs. Lorraine Deane 221-5953. There is no obligation other than desire to help this fine community project. l A lady called the other day to say the cardinal that tapped on their basement windows every day last winter has started his tap-tapping again. Apparently this is the method of the male bird at mating time to declare the bounds of his property but this particular pretty fellow taps out his Property line every morning. He is very 'colorful but has no crest as most male cardinals have. He starts early in the morning flyi.ng from a lilac bush and taps on the windows on the one side of the house and during the day works around to the other side. He gladly accepts the food that is offered 'but they don't think it is food he taps for. The family enjoyed watching their feathered friend all last winter and are overjoyed that he has remained with them for this season. "Chinese fortune cookies originated in Japan years ago," said Mrs. E. L. Bernath in a mini-lecture, President Mrs. A. C. Mills presided at the meeting which was arranged by committee members Mrs. E. L. Bernath, Mrs. Norman Canning, Mrs. J. Fred Gerrior, Mrs. Wilber Snider and Mrs. H. H. Evans, all of Weston. ACTIVITIES GALORE The members decided to hold a workshop on refinishing furniture and arranged for Miss Jane Amour, a home economist with Ontario Department of Agriculture to bring along her pictures and slides. when she speaks about Furniture Facts, Wednesday, Dec. 4 at Mrs. Gerrior's home, 19 Little Ave., Weston, from 1:30 to 4p.m. as she passed around the Hortunesl to over 30 women who attended a recent meeting of Richview Women's Institute in her home at Lamont Ave., Weston. This is an open meeting and anyone interested in the topic is welcome. A dessert euchre will also be held Wednesday, Nov. 27, from 12 noon to 3:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Canning, ll Ellis Ave., Weston, Everyone is welcome to come and ‘join in the fun. Refreshments and prizes will be provided. T h e D e c e m b e r luncheon-meeting will be held at Mrs. C. H. Ke11arn's home, 3 Riverstone Dr., Weston, Wednesday, Dec. ll, starting at 11 a.m. on the button. U WC plans to look at itself The next meeting of Weston and district university women's club will be held at Central United Church,, King St. and Weston Rd., at 8:15 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 27. "Members and other interested university women graduates will take a critical look at our club in light of today's needs," said Mrs. Orma Termuende, publicity convcnor. For further information call her at 635-5968. In October meeting university women's club heard Dr. Fred Cruikshank, consultant to the supervising cproner's system of Ontario, speak on the thousand-year history of coroners' systems and their present-day functions. Women's Institute ' Two showers have been held for Miss Pat (Sarlick, Jasmine Ave., whose marriage to Jim Whyte takes place December 28 at Riverside church at 11:30 Mrs. Greg; McIntosh, THE WESTON TIMES THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1m. (io