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page our warmest witt 10 all for mto job johns tv radio appliance service tkangta 79453 yulettde greetings our sincere thanks to all our kind friends for their conknued patronage and our best wishes for a happy holiday joe and vera greenwood the cottage inn main street south georgetown m jieuw wjgo tv and appliances i 7337 long branch lady reeve wardelfst dinner speaker many georgetown and district men were tmesis at the annual wardens dinner this year held tn the ptbe room of the arena in oakvllle warden william card of that town is the 19sa head of county council and entertained at the conclusion of his term of of fice mr card b reeve of oakville and is well known in this district being regimental aergeant major of the lome scots regiment among those present from georgetown district were leslie m clark mayor john t arm strong reeve doug sargent dep uty reeve walter gray deputy reeve of esqueslng campbell sin clair henry shepherd magistrate kenneth m langdon county clerk bob shortlll and exwardens geo currie present reeve of esquesing and george cleave george leslie former reeves of esquesing who al so served as wardens and stan al len an ex warden when he was the reeve of georgetown master of ceremonies was how ard cslne managing director of oakvillcndio station who introdu ced the guests as they were piped to their places at the head table by he lorne scots pipe band the guest speaker was mrs ma rie curtis reeve of long branch and president of ontario associa tion of mayors and reeves and one of the best known and controver sial figures in the metro toronto council she was introduced by mayor bill anderson of oakville and thanked by george currie mrs curtis in her speech gave some indications of the problems now facing metro toronto and aid how fortunate that halton had had planned growth and could more readily avoid the many pit falls encountered by toronto she paid tribute to fred gardiner and aid that in her humble opinion rtgarriloss of criticism there was no one to take his place she rfimplimmtd ruunty clin cil on their handling of the many problems facing them particularly he tremendous growth in the southern part of the county be- veen oakville and burlington as veil as the neighbouring parts of trafalgar and nelson the toast to the warden was pro posed by reeve alex ihi lips tra falgar responded to by mrr card county council was proposed ba ilie county clerk garfield brown and responded to by reeve tom mill ward of bronte our past wardens was proposed by reeve doug sargent and responded to by tom blakelock on behalf of the wardens a presentation was made to the ont champion debaters by reeve john milne nassagaweya and re sponded to on behalf of the team he coached by george elliott qc miss barbara maxwell was given a prize for winning the county es say contest mr stanley hall hal- tons provincial member presented ex sheriff bill robertson with a plaque from the ontario govern ment for his thirteen years service to the county and presented mrs curtis with a bouquet of roses on behalf of the warden deputy reeve fred tilley oak ville presented the warden with a silver salver on behalf of the coun ty council and the gavel that fccfd used this year americans popularized presentday s nick its little wonder that st nick is- especially generous to the am erican people history jrroves that the americans have done a lot for st nick according to donald ludgin editor of the holiday articles in world book encyclopedia the americans have given sl nick a new name a new face and figure and a new means of transportation the original european version of st nick was a tall angular man who rode on a bony gray mare both the horse and st nick looked as if they hadnt had a good meal in some time the saint had deep sunken eyes and wore a flowing threadbare cloak and a black skullcap the early english settlers in this county started giving saint nicholas his new look the english children adopted the leg endary christmas figure from the pptch but they had trouble pro nouncing saint nickolous some how the name changed to santa kalouf and finally it was corrup ted to santa claus however this was only the be ginning in 1809 vasbinglon ir- vrm in hi- knicki borkrs i lory of new york wrote of the saint as the guardian of new york city ivmg described saint nick i- a jolly fellow with a broad brim j med hat anti huge breeches he au4ht saint nick to smoke a long pipe and in the story replaced hi- shuffling hayburner with a j rim wagon that floated over new 1 york house tup- a -hot- time later saint nieh- i ilas transformation was aided by- clement moore in his fanious po em the visit from saint nichu la written in 1822 moore a professor of divinity in a new york theological seminary gave saint nick a sleigh twinkling ey es cheeks like roses nose like a cherry and a round little belly todays santa claus is by no means streamlined but he is a far cry from the lean ascetic som berly dressed fellow who for cen turies on christmas eve guided his mare through the streets of kurojie don qeave joanne reid alloa jn president don cleave and joanne held were chosen as presidents of al loa junior fanners and junior in stitute when elerttoiu were held at a meeting on december ttth lit the home of mary and joanne reid tbey will take office at the janu ary 2nd meeting at the home of heather ann hutton speaker at the meeting was rev g 1 royal of nerval and union presbyterian churches who pres ented an interesting speech on dharacter building his main points belng dare to be different do what is right to the best of ones ability stand up for friends and have the capacity to admit being wrong jn the junior farmers meeting jim mcculkmgh peel agrep was assisted by mr royal in officiat ing at the election of officers and mr mccullougn briefly outlined the duties of each office new officers are- don cleave president roy thompson past president robert macdonald 1st vice president bui hunter 2nd vice president jim mckane sec retary tom leslie treasurer and directors david anderson lome campbell tev von zuben norm shackleton grant bailey and bill hunter were placed in charge of making arangements and forming a hock ey team roll call for the junior institute was an exchange gift which wis later collected to be given to the salvation army mrs bowes of alloa was guest speaker and she presented a christ- mas message and conducted the in stallation of officers who arej joanne reid president betty mc- clure past president heather ann hultun 1st vice president isobel macdonald 2nd vice president joan smith secretary treasurer juan wedgewuod press reporter and dirieturs deamia mckechnu joan sylsma and belly jean an derson hi tpf hatavs tha full ilfoflbiror wisnas forth mwrlat holiday soason avar padtad wilh heaping measure of good health good cheer and good fellowship walter t evans yifww ia co mill street georgetown may the star that shone so bright ly on that christmas eve of long ego light our vyay to a 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