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Let us host your holiday events AtMiracle Method EachMiracle Method franchise independently owned and operated See our work atMiracleMethod.com/brampton VISIT OUR SHOWROOM 247 Armstrong Avenue Unit 10 Georgetown Monday-Friday, 8:30 to 4:30. Evenings and weekends by appointment. MiracleMethod.com/brampton • SAVE THOUSANDS!! • Little disruption in your home • Only the highest quality lacquers used WE CAN FINISH: • Wooden doors • Melamine • Thermo foil doors (even if they are peeling and cracked) BEFORE AFTER WE ALSO R EPAIR AND REFIN ISH • Bathtubs • Countert ops • Tile Show ers and Wa lls • Fiberglas s Tubs and Showers Call for a free in home estimate 905 494-1915 COMMUNITY Fraser Direct Charity Book Sale returns after hiatus Last year, Links2Care's Holiday Hamper Pro- gram made 445 Halton Hills children from less privileged families very special and grateful by provided them with new clothing, toiletries and gift cards. Once again, this year, applications are pour- ing in faster than we can find generous commu- nity members to sponsor them. Looking for a way to give back to your com- munity and to combat the season's growing commercialism? Becoming a Holiday Giving Sponsor is a simple and fabulous way for indi- viduals, family members, community groups, co-workers, and businesses to make a difference and feel the true meaning of community this holiday season. As a Links2Care Holiday Giving Sponsor, you will be provided with a family profile with chil- dren's genders, ages, sizes and clothing needs so that you can have fun shopping for the items on the list. Donations of money, new children's clothing, and gift cards are also very much ap- preciated. To sponsor or for more information, call Cathy or Janet at 519-853-3310. Donations can be dropped off at any Links- 2Care location. If this holiday season will be financially chal- lenging for your family, applications are available at our offices, on our website www.links2care.ca and at various local support agencies. Personal information is kept strictly confidential. Links2Care Holiday Hamper program begins The Fraser Direct Charity Book Sale is back on Saturday, Nov. 28, from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. After several years away, Georgetown's Fraser Direct is once again offering brand new hardcover and paperback books at dirt cheap prices. The company op- erated the sale for many years at their 100 Armstrong Ave. location and raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for the community, but had to discontinue the sale sev- eral years ago because they could not close their operations down for several days to prepare for the sale. The growing company simply had no space to set up. This time, the sale will be held at The Old Armoury, home of Globe Productions, at 1A Park Ave., just inside the Georgetown Fair- grounds gate. 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