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iw9 the georgetown herald wednesday dec 2 tat i 47 ahnouncirw tomhewsons tractor service on all makes of tractors trucks and automobiles bill hanson formerly of taylor tractor service georgetown is now our service manager steam jenning work dojme tractor tires repajred and filled seasons greetincis to all our customers holy cross sunday school concert held by candl ught the children of tho holy cross church sunday school presented their christmas concert last sun day afternoon december 18th mrs john cummins who prepared the concert was chairman and as the program was scheduled to take place during the hydro cutoff sun day the stage was lighted with candles and gas lamps and the chil dren dressed in their costumes by candlelight the smaller children took part in a ploy entitled santa visits mother goose land there were piano solos by marie armstrong and theresa beeney and also reci tations by those children not tak ing port in a play a ploy gifts of the children concluded the concert after which santa came to the christmas tree and presented each child with a rift bag of can dy orange linl apple sandwiches cookies cake and chocolate milk for the children and lea for the adults were served at the conclusion of the concert mrs vvni carney played the piano for carolsinging mrs cummins was insisted in preparing for the con cert by mrs itichard hawcs and mrs william cummins stewarttown next sunday being christmas ly services of holy communion vill lie held in si johns church at l 1 i m mtl sunday school at im am tin- december meeting of es- iiesiirj womens inrtilute was held e tur miu street georgetown telephone 332w t m ii evening f l and rlfr 6t georges junior wa hold successful bazaar and tea which the little girls served with a flip ol lea to the mothers and friends present j mrs harold hancox was in a very successful bazaar and tea barge of arrangements for the ba- was held by the junior wa of aar the junior wa has donated st georges in the sunday school ss00 of their funds to the building room on monday december 12th rund of the church the small booths sold articles made last monday ihe meeting of by the children and the affair was well patronised the senior wa supplied sandwiches and cookies the juniors took the form of christmas teaparty mrs john home i ihe ablncc of 1nt vice preriden lui i va- asked to vhich l villi the ra r mrs it ihe welfare r placed i lninv ccui ale i oox in the the loom and al koll call iii- members answered by putting in-ii- christmas gifts for children into the box mrs e undue read lie scripture lesson and a christ mas hymn was sung a wallet was shown by mrs grant to be given t kav mnlotle by the branch for highest marks in the entrance exams mrs e hodge was appoin ted to present ii to kay at the com- 1 ing christmas concert mrs dc vries played lor some christmas j carols mrs it harris then intro- i diiced the guest speaker miss duffy i the welfare worker for halton county childrens aid miss duf fy thanked the wi for asking her to apeak and took her listeners on an imaginary trip one typical day in her welfare work the talk was interesting enlightening and saddening and yet encouraging when miss duffy told how people arc being helped and their lives mado brighter miss duffy was de lighted to accept the box of christ mas gifts and 500 toward the wel fare work of the childrens aid miss stone moved a vote of thanks to miss duffy for hor talk to mrs devrles to mrs murray for tho use of her home and to ollwho had helped vtrlth the mootingftcr singing tho national anthemnunch was served by the hostesses mrs h p lawson ond miss stohc itoll call next month will be answered with half a yard of flanncllctte suitable for quilts the annual meeting of st johns wa was held last week at mrs c smiths home there were 12 members forthc year 3d meet ings were held a bale of quilts childrens clothes and good used clothing valued at 7dflt was scnit to the dorcas room reports wore received from the juniors and little helpers officers reelected re hon president mrs w d johnston president mrs c smith vice president kfrii jos siahdish secretary and jr supt mrs mary iiaily little helpers committee mrs aterant and mrs e hodge the nicotines will resume after the christmas holidays hubert harris recently brought tu his mother a dandelion he had picked on ihe lawn last thursday the stewarttown school used ihe community hall la the first time for their annual conceit this concert vas a long iic hut it never once lost lis inter- i t in the amlaece nor apparent ly in ihe pei formers from first let it wen over with n bang iih- f the nmib rs were reeita- laii of we me christmas sons ys ins iris lance a nativity lay lhyth hand a fantasy snow white and ihe 7 dwarfs darin tic niiu miss kay mai ne was pre- tiled with a wallet lini k mucsii womens institute for iiithesi marks bi entrance ex ams mr hob harris was a very pleasing chairman santa claus was of course it the community have requested that their thanks and appreciation he tendered to miss davis who worked so hard to mr tuchanan for his music to the la dles who assisted with making the beautiful costumes to mr bob harris the chairman to the aypa for the sifts of candy and oranges to santa claus to the children hcmsclves and to every one who mother and dad or anyone on your christmas list will appreciate such a thoughtful gift as a bus trip tqthe sunny south to the bright lights of the big cities or a book of commuters tickets for everyday use buy them from your local agent steamers inn gray icoachi vunes main street telephone 89 a smendld variety of materials mesa benele mohair tilsas tapestry silk broeatelle silk and eetten mo upholstering at its lowest price and highest quality dick the upholsterer operated by jack sudermann easy payments arranged 7 day service v we will be pleaaed to visit your heme with style sample be no obligation be quick phone dick phone 310 barbers protect what you have fire teaches a tragic lesson walter t evans company insurance agents the log cabin phone 183 we stand between you and loss attention farmers we are paying the highest prevailing prices for dead or crippled farm animals horses cattle hogs telephone collect for immediate service gordon young limited toronto adelaide 3636 guelph 3334 assisted in making the concert so enjoyable the children were ex cused from school for friday morn ing john and lois milcham visited villi friends in toronto for the weekend tiie annual sunday school carol ervice was held in the church sun day afternoon the sunday school was opened with the usual service then the children gathered to the front of the church to sing their carols mr caiiham read the christmas story mrs e hodge assisted wlh singing miss leannine humphreys and miss evalonnc i smith assisted willi the gifts from ihe children from muter a very prettily decorated christmas iree instead ol their regular meeting i n 1rlday members of the aypa will gather at the home of nob harris al pm to go out ctrol singing in the village eyes examined glasses fitted repairs simmons jewellers main st georgetown telethon 530 every wednesday 1030 ajn to 6 pm s m funisn ro ber optometrist 1051 ecllnton w toronto ivntkutalnku at christmas larty at the annual christmas party of provincial paper limited held in the oddfellows hall last satur day night nearly three hundred were present to enjoy a program provided by the top hot perfor mer al bcrthiaumc of toronto magician and ventriloquist and to greet santo claus who had presents for nil the children up to fourteen years of age the party was arranged by a committee conposed of ivon crab- ireo ross duncan trevor wll- hirms dennis wright dick packer and wllf breen notice of annual meeting the liquor licence act 1048 licencing district no 5 take notice that the annual meeting of the liquor licence board of ontario for licensing dis trict number 5 comprising coun ties of hnlton ond wentworth will be hold at rose room knight hall lfj sanford avenue s in the city of hamilton in tho county ol wentworth on friday tho bth day of january 1050 commencing at iho hour of one oclock in the after noon- ot which tlmo it will hear and determlno applications for the renewal of licences in accordance with the liquor licence actrmo and regulations thereunder and further take notice that any person resident in the said licensing district objecting to any roeh application shall nlo his grounds of objection in writing with the deputyteglstrar at least tan days before the meeting oeqbokc oaob s deputy registrar a jamfst st 8 hamilton r0sedale floral cut flowers potted plants it its a spray wreatk wedatag flowers wx can pleabe you our prices are right passu ttu we dslrrar 1 ar cash animals cows 250 horses 250 ea hojra over 260 lb soe aeeardlag is m aaal raonb ooluot calt572r ingersoll 21 w wyvaeext