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cheerful wishes to you and yours for this happy holiday season martins beauty salon 6 cleavehoim drive m sincere new years greetings and good wishes to our many friends and clients heres hoping that fortune smites on you throughout the year t h van sickler barrister and solicitor 36 main street south crocicicccicraccwcccvcicc- varied holiday pleases hatton emortahimmt manor residents on ptccctcccc ftfflfeve j at the stroke of twelve on new years eve twelve brand new months lie ahead its our wish for you that each month each day each hour will help make your most cherished hopes and dreams come true and through the year may you enjoy the blessing of health maple leaf dairy and staff 10 water street tr 73421 wwt lay a sight ladles belonging to group 7 af st johns united church in oakvtlle conducted a very enjoy able informal party for the resid ents of the manor the president of the group mrs at luiby was jne of the ladies who came the program opened with the playing of two german folk songs by mrs e radley on her accordion this wis followed by the singing of christmas carols by the visitors and residents in unison with mrs r thomas leading in the singing and mrs radley playing the ac- compamments on her accordion during the refreshment hour that followed old friendships formed i year ago when this same group had visited the manor were renewed and new friendships formed the refreshments sandwiches small cakes and gingerale all donated and served by the visitors very delicious during the refresh ment hour a gift of costume jew ellery was presented to each wom an resident and a box of candy to each meikresidenf small bags of homemade fudge were also nres ented to each resident although few in number these eight ladies were outstanding in hbpitality and i left many pleasant memories be hind them an appealing little play based on the nativity of our lord was enjoyed by the residents on mon day night december 15th when rev d a powell rector of grace anglican church milton brought fourteen youtng girls belonging tv the girls junior auxiliary of his church to the manor three lead ers came with the girls tots ire- land hilson mrs ray waters and mrs j thorples these three adies had trained the girls for the presentation of this inspiring little play mrs waters was at the pi ano for the evening and also play ed christmas selections while the audience was assembling the p a lepicted the journe of mary and oh to bhlehem the child m the manger the comng of the shep herd and the wist men and all the other aspect of the first christmas it was illustrated bj meant of the ringing of familiar lhnstmas carols and the whole effect was loel a beautiful az alea plant was presented to mrs page 3 v-t- wanariav vwftv dec 31t 1sl thm domptown htwald mdaaaoasuiaiaaaaaaaoaaxaat lpi greet your mends from far and i ring thebeos in el good cheer for hm a brand new bnojsw new yean and wnfi u comes our wish sincere that eyverytmimjfc vemg to be just fine for oar mends and neigstfaawnr in 59 oood twovewd a hearty than yon too for an yonr patraoaoa an loyal and true and for the ptaasotoor serving yeul canadian tire corp associate stom uoyd macks ano staff 152 coalpit sfimt twumjte 7kts i from the management and staff of barrogers cleaners and dyers j tr 72279 j wetcestc herts to 1959 may it bring happiness and prosperity to ad oar loyal mends stan allen as a gift to the resid ents by betty ann partoa mrs al icn thanked the girls and their leaders for this lovely gift and promised them that it would have a prominent place in the dining room she also thanked the girls tor the very enjoyable play that they had presented the girls then assisted mrs allen to serving cook ies that they had donated and soft drinks to the audience at supper time on wednesday dec 17th twenty four little girls belonging to the 3rd brownie pack of milton accompanied by their lea ders mrs g strain and mrs ida reed visited residents in tbe dining room the girls looked very at tractive in their brownie suits and berets the girls presented small practical gifts to the residents such as notepaper combs and toiletries this friendly visit and the presen tation of these timely gifts by these generous young girls and their gracious leaders are deeply appreciated a close to forty bandsmen and bandswomen belonging to the bur lington concert band played a wonderful band concert at the ma nor on thursday night dec 18th the bandsmen and bandswomen looked very smart in their wine and black uniforms the band was conducted in his usual very talented fashion by mr elgin cor- lett between the opening number o canada and the closing num ber the queen the band play ed a very generous number of sel actions that varied widely in char acter and proved the bands versa tility grand opera was represen ted by the march from wagners vtannhauser while light classical nuisic was represented by the over lure to die fledermans by strauss musifeby such modern composers as leroy anderson and peter de rose also had its place on the program the music for this occasion was provided by a grant from the recording lniutrir ui h th en rci n of i al 293 of the a ri an ft deration of musician community sinking of chriil i as carols conducted in a un iquc waj when iome of the ban u en laid aside their instruments and led the singing while the re maindcr plajed the accompam ments a large number of the first strathcona pack of cubs of bur lington were present and during an internal in the program cub garry morrison acting on their be half presented a very pretty blue budgie to mr wm hughes repre senting the residents the cobs had pooled their savings and at- owances in order to present this generous gift to the manor a gift that will give pleasure all year through at the close of the con cert tea and cookies were served to all present a reverent and inspiring candle- lighting ceremonj based on the na tivity was presented on friday night dec 19th by fourteen lad id belong to the evening auxil iary of st pauls united church milton included in the num- vr was mis irtle field the pres ident after having been introdu ced h mrs allen the ladies con lucted the ceremonj at a tabe at tractivelj decorated with artificial now a silver star and six candles the form of service used was cal led the radiance of the stars the six candles lighted were in honour of the first christina hmns the miracles of christmas the festivals of christmas the mes age of christmas the candle of light and the christmas star at intervals throughout the service se viral musical numbers were cnjo ede mr- archie cairns and mrs 11 corur sang a loxcly duet the star of the east and mrs gorter tang a very acceptable solo beth ehems morning star the leader nf the service was mrs mckim and the pianist was mrs w u mc neil the six iadies who lighted the candles were mrs culham mrs purdy mrs b clements mrs rerman mrs pickett and mrs foster the closing part of the service was conducted b miss field a social tame was spent af ler the service when cookies and small cakes donated by the visitors were served with tea this s the second christmas season at jrhich this impressive candle light ing service has been presented by hese same generous ladies and it it hoped that there will be many mibpkurilb pl pi p k is m happy new year from your w h kentner a son foalofe mdcml tk7m51 grand unioncarrolls staff in georgetown frvyyy fia tw1cje- nanw viitfffrivjj vin v lowi vgftft tt ti va yyyvy a many prizes won in odd fellows ok3ky draw the oddfellows suit of the month club sponsored a new idea in lu cky draws this month when they held a one in twenty six draw for turkeys and chickens wka the new system the purchasers chance is shortened to one in twenty sbc or one ifi five if a whole book is purchased the draw was made on monday dec 22nd iwith winners as fouows 1 turkeys mrs john standish al tmmffff jean boyler chickens bob burke mrs mel tamblyn chester scoat jack harrison oth er prise winners were marg btng- ham mrs bert hunter reg new ton kay laxure bon edwards tom ledwidge ted frnser bert tuck bui t bui hunter bob bonfield and corey herrington jr there were is additional con solation john ross goldthorpe limehouse lady vf ather john ross goldthorpe of moffat father of mrs cyril clarke lime- house died on december 27th his eighty third birthday after an illness of a month he had been a patient of the flynn nursing home acton mr goldthorpes original home was in snelgrov e where tie farmed for many jears later moving to the moffat district living there until the time of his illness mr goldthorpe was predeceas ed bj his wife annie weatherall hirt mx j cars ago their six children survive thomas toron to george moffat reginald strat fordvillc kenneth london doro- h mrs morris manchester and mrs cyril clarke edith of lune- housp two sisters arc also left edith and rjmal of port credit there are seventeen grandchildren and three great grandchildren funeral service was conducted al the rumlc shoemaker funer al homo acton on saturda drc mbtr 20th mr jeffries of st johns an cl ican church campbell vi ic officiated interment was in dixon cemetcrj snelgrove supper precedes concert baptist church school the sunshine club and the women s society of first baptist church served a supper at 6 30 in the church schoolrooms to the children of the sundayschool on december 19th after supper the concert was held in the auditorium of the church with douglas peck the superintendent as chairman a number of recitations were said b the begin necs class and the primary class the junior boys gave a pantomime and f he girls classes put on plays mr peck gave out certificates for church and s inday school attendance santa claus arrived in time to see that evry boy and girl received a bag of candy and apples alert driver saves child from accident georgetowns fatality free year came within a matter of inches of coming to a terrible conclusion late monday afternoon when only the alertness of a local driver sav ed the life of a child crossing mill street the driver william menauy of 22 market street had just rounded the corner on mill street when the child darted from the curb and supped and fell in fronf of the oiicommg car mr menauy brought us car to a halt less than a foot from the sprawled youngster ac cording to a taxi driver who wit nessed the incident and commen ded mr mcnajjys careful driving to tnerpouce as we welcome in 1959 wed like to take this opportunity to thank you for your patronage and to wish you a new year of pleasure and prosperity i johns tv radio appliances trungk 79453 o 1 1 nmwwwwwwwwwwww ll fit vji nv lixinl von slwenly aihl foi ibt neu ycji jbeaj n msb you hippmess n john lenz electrical contractor 65 mill smw trungl 73414 georgetown propane gas for sales mi service home farm industry distributor for afagas ltd aoncouw ohtamct tanks stohd at savbtchk on na 7 iiohway bill mcenery tr 72032