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South "The Marysburgh rOr 2024 Published for Residents, Businesses and Visitors since Or Meal Mo Vixen? Santa Made a Special Stop Sunday Night to Visit South Marysburgh’s Young ‘Believers’ Five-year-old Jackson may be thinking that if he can’t see Santa, then Santa can’t see him. Jackson and mom Stacey Hodson, Milford, were among the parents and about 30 children who had a pre-Christmas visit with Santa, courtesy of the South Marysburgh Recreation Com- mittee at the Milford Town Hall on Sunday, December 17.—Mirror Photo More photos of kids and Santa on pages 12 and 13. Nearly 30 little Santa “believers” de- scended on the Milford Town Hall with their parents Sunday night, December 17 for a visit with jolly St. Nic. All were more than happy to tell Santa what they want- ed for Christmas. Some arrived with hand printed lists and art. While they waited their turns, the kids were entertained with games and col- ouring pages. After their chat with Santa each child received a gift bag. The Santa event is a Christmas gift to the community from the South Marysburgh Recreation Committee, whose members are local residents who bring specials events to our community all year long. South Marysburgh New Year’s Levee Jackson's Falls Inn January ist 2 to 4 p.m. Come wish fellow South Marysburgh residents a Happy New Year!