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•Th e IF P• H al to n H ill s • Th ur sd ay , D ec em be r 5 , 2 01 3 26 3 pm Saturday, December 7th, 2013 at the J.S. Jones & Son Funeral Home 11582 Trafalgar Rd., Georgetown Presiding over the service Rev. Paul Ivany & Fr. Cull Refreshments to follow in the Trafalgar Room Please call the Funeral Home at 905-877-3631 to confirm your attendance An Invitation To You &Your Family To Our Annual Christmas Remembrance Service • STATE OFTHE ARTTECHNOLOGY • 2008 DEANS AWARD JOSHUA KELLY, DD DENTURIST 232 Guelph St., Georgetown 289-924-1378 www.haltonhillsdentures.ca Breakfast with sa nta! with saUsaGe, BaC On, JUiCe Or tea/CO ffee Hosted by: The OpTimisT Club Of halTOn hills 13439 hwy. #7 take a PhOtO with santa Guest will be able to take pictures with santa, enjoy breakfast and get creative in our Christmas Craft room. santa's elves will be helping and MAybe a visit from Mrs. Claus too! $15/family ~Limited tickets AvAiLAbLe~ fOr tiCkets Call: nOrm PaGet at 905-873-8948 satUrday deCemBer 7th, 2013 9:00 - nOOn Laser Hair Removal Bare Image Electrolysis & Laser Inc. • 97 King St., Georgetown • 905-873-6388 www.bareimage.caBy Appointment Only! Since 1999 ONLY 4-6 TREATMENTS NEEDED! • Certified Electrologists & Laser Technicians To free you from that unwanted hair • Affordable • Safe • Gentle • Permanent Hair Reduction o free you from that unwanted hair. Happy Holidays Purchase a $150 gift card for only $100 Const. Naresh Dabas prepares for Saturday's (Dec. 7) third annual 'Cram a Cruiser' food drive at the Real Canadian Superstore, 171 Guelph St., where members of the Halton Regional Police Service, in partnership with the Georgetown Bread Basket and the Superstore will be collecting non-perishable food items in the hopes of filling a cruiser. Uniform officers, auxiliary officers, Communities on Phone Patrol (COPP) volunteers, high school students from Christ the King Catholic Secondary School and a representative from iProRe- alty in Milton will be on hand ac- cepting donations. The event will run between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. Photo by Ted Brown Help Cram a Cruiser For the sixth year in a row, St. Alban's church in Glen Williams will be hosting a free Christmas Dinner on Christmas Day. The purpose is to welcome any and all who have limited opportunity to share dinner, companionship and the spirit of Christmas with others. It also provides an opportunity for those less fortunate to receive a hearty meal served with friend- ship and laughter. There is no charge for the guests at- tending. Everything is made possible by donations and helping hands from the church congregation and the broader community. Guests arrive starting at about 12:30 p.m. and dinner is served in the Hall at about 1 p.m. If you or someone you know would like to attend, please contact either the church office (905-877-8323) or Don Robinson (905-873-6760). If no answer, please leave a brief message indicat- ing: name; a contact phone number; the number of persons likely to attend; and whether transportation is needed. If you are interested in helping out, St. Alban's welcomes donations of Christmas food (e.g. turkeys, vegetables, desserts, treats etc.) and helping hands (young and old) both before and on the day of the dinner. If you would like to volunteer (e.g. cooking, serving, music), there are tasks for setup the day before, cooking and serving on Christmas day, plus cleanup after dinner. To offer help in any of these areas, please contact one of the numbers listed below: Volunteers for assisting: Luc Ber- trand, 905-877-8353 Donations: Elizabeth DeBowy, 905- 877-2888 or Roy Parsons, 905-877-9424. St. Alban's in the Glen to host Christmas Dinner again this year Getting some practice in to prepare for the annual Christmas Day dinner at St. Alban's Church in Glen Williams are volun- teer cooks (from left) Bill Cunningham, Bob Stiles, Dave Shelley, Luc Ber- trand and Roy Parsons. Photo submitted