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L Friday December MX ABOUT THE HILLS Holly Day tomorrow Dec 11 Is Holly Day In Ha ion region when members of the community are urged to support their Lung Association by buying fresh holly from vendors potted throughout the area Money raised will supplement the Christmas Seal campaign and help programs for adult youth sufferers of asthma emphysema bronchitis and other chronic lung diseases Heavyweights contend The Artisan Village Inside Acton Hide House continues to Innovative craftsman ship with Canadian Heavyweights a national exhibition and sale of contemporary glass paper weights on view at the Village this Sunday through Dec a to 10 p to see firsthand all the varied obscure used to create visual illusions that have become the paperweight trademarks of 25 artists from Ontario Quebec Manitoba and Alberta A Christmas story Sponsored by the Association for Early Childhood Branch the Toy Town Troupers will perform a special Christmas tale for youngsters between the ages of two and 10 years The performance at the Centennial Manor In Milton will be held Dec 11 at General admission is and senior citizens will be admitted free of charge Tickets available at the door only so come early For further information contact Jane Childrens books The last meeting of the year for the Association for Early Childhood Branch will be held Dec I4at7pm Members are welcome to bring a friend to the meeting at the Maple Avenue Day Care Centre near the in Georgetown Joy Scholl of the Georgetown library will discuss children books and there will also be a sing a long and the popular cookie For further information call Hynds at Six churches pool efforts MINDING THE STORE old Laurie Tothr minded the store for hrr mothers Deal Hive exhibit at the cultural centre Saturday Elizabeth and about ten other artisans and era It dealers filled the gallery with interfiling Items for Christmas shopping lists Business was brisk and In the library foyer local Rotary Anne set up shop to sell a varied and delicious selection of baked goods While hoping to carry on until passersby found the bake table irrnlitablr and the sale was sold out by Herald photo Prizes await touring seniors Next Wednesday is the Kinsmens annual tour of Christmas light displays Two local artisans haw generously donated piec es of their work to the Kinsmen lights tour for senior alliens which will be held next Wednesday Dec A ceramic work by Ann Goodwill and a dried flo wer wall hanging by Susie have been donated to lour organizers to give away as door prizes when the tour wraps up at St Burger King bash Herald Special Residents of George town have watched the construction of the Burg King restaurant local on the grounds of ihe Hills Shopping Plata since Its start Oct The restaurant official opened Its doors to public last Monday with family night held the previous evening ail em plovers and their families enjoying meal on the house Approximately emp loyees have been hired to work in the restaurant Employees are mainly residents of the Hills area Manager Mike Barnes and first assistant Christine are look forward to a success opening of the reslau The Grand Opening Celebration will be held a week from tomorrow Dec IS beginning with a ribbon culling cere mony at noon A ribbon of one hundred bills will be donated to Kins men Club for Cystic is research Two magic shows are also on the agenda for Saturday with Richard performing at 1 and There will also be balloons pnics for everyone to enjoy It an open invitation to all the residents of Hallon Hills to come to Burger King to enjoy Ihe fun and the Andrew Church on Road Thanks to other ions from numerous ficsses and with help from the KinctteClub the seniors will enjoy hot beverages baked goods and Join in Christmas carol sing along Tour buses provided by Travel ways in George town will start picking up Interested seniors at slopping at the Kin court residence on Hyde Park Drive the Sargent Road residence Arm strong residence and the Silver Creek a nd apartments In Ion a bus will stop at Preston Lucky Dollar in Glen Williams and at the Moore Park Plaza Buses will regroup at Ihe Georgetown Market Place in front of the Del rex Smoke Shop be fore embarking on the tour The Kinsmen are willing to make arrange ments for any senior who wants to go on the tour but con t gel to any of the pick up points Kinsmen will be on the buses ready to help passengers who hove trouble negotiating stairs One organizer has said that the lights in George town are going up fast and furious but tour route will remain a close secret until the buses roil The Kinsmen have also received word from up north Santa will be slopping by at some point in the evening to say hello to his long time friends About 125 seniors are expected on the tour For further information con tact Herald In an unusual show of common concern repre sentatives of six George town area churches have met to form a local Ten Days for World Develop ment committee Such groups already exist Acton Brampton and BO other towns across Canada but until now overseas aid development was supp orted by each George town church individually through Hi own outreach program Ten Days is a education pro gram sponsored by the Presbyterian Lutheran United Roman Catholic Anglican and Mennonite Churches of Canada forming the acronym which att to press home to Canadians the needs and hopes of the people or the developing world II is not a fund raising project although Individ ual churches raise funds for overseas development In areas of Interest to them Formed about ten years ago Ten Days has focused on various themes during ten spec days each winter most notably Food Facts and Food Myths Study groups dispelled a number of myths about food production and for aid For example it was learned that every country on earth could feed its own people if Ihe means of production were fairly distributed The local churches who will now work together on Ten Days projects are St Georges Anglican Holy Cross Roman Catholic St Andrew United Nerval United St John United of Georgetown and Glen Williams and Georgetown Christian Reformed Church The group Immediate task is to prepare pro grams for the ten days Continued on Page SHES ROCKIN Twoyear old Hotly nought the aria and crafts show at the cultural centre art gallery Saturday to browse for presents She tried out some of the wares manufactured by HOI Painted Pony briar moving on to view by several other local and oat of town artisans at fee special exhibit Herald photo by Chris