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the georgetown herald wednesday dec 19th 1951 v m j turkeys j playlets carols at st georges church for christmas georges anglican school presented concei t on friday with parents and dressed for your convenience polyethlyn wrapped you may buy a half turkey please order eariy willitts i turkey farm f ballinafad x phone georgetown 548 r 11 please phone between 12 and 2 1 or anytime after 6 pjn yiwsgnnni travel notes air excursions to bermuda direct fljghts b tca at reduced excursion rate 14960 return we can also arrange hotel accommodation and allexpense tours john r barber travel advisor elmer c thompson insuram t servitfc phone 119 mill street flowers for every occasion design work a specialty bonded member tds teleflraph delivery service flowers by wire anwyheie in the world norton floral phone 315w georgetown z eavestroughing j heating plumbing don houston phone s47w ml perc king dealer in scrap metals pfcmm 607j oeafgetawn j r pupils of st church sunday their christmas in a hall filled friends chairman for the e citing was mi edwin wilson and wilson played the piano foi sever groups of carols as well as a solo by jean engleby songs by the be ginners class were as usual the high pqjnts of the entertainment the little ones sang away in a man gel santa claus is coming to town and rudolph the red nihed rcindeei under the diiection of maigarct sargent and mrs alf col lins most of them joining in the applause which followed each jjtiim- be r j mi wilson s ijibletlass-presen- ted the widow s tviite produced as it would bo on the ladio program the gieatest story ever told taking pnt were john doherty paul llaibeu george mcclure dan ny hewitt and g ret ihen bradley a playlet christmas breakfast from thp wellloved little women was presented by joseph carters class under the direction of gwen davis carolyn biehn maigaret eason carole greensward brenda dawson marilyn patton and judy bonathan took the parts from the alcott stoi y mis einie raw sons class of senior- girls did a white christmas with janice bradley diane harrison dorothy hadley lillian shepherd and bar bara welch the primary pupls oi classes taught by eileen prost and joan bradley played a humorous sketch changing the subject in which karen norton portrayed a schoolteacher and her pupils david mcnally james barclay sharon parmeter larry saunders arthur patton robbie armstrong raymond carter john knight barbara buch anan catherine smith brenda bell and pat sykes the primary boys taught by mrs edwin wilson gave a recitation as children like it in this were bobby salter jack saunders mich ael stcwardson gary renwick dav id rawson chris boutelle and jim my fiddler pollv put the presents on was the skit b shirley harrison s jun ior class taking part were jean fnclehv jean pennce jill chap man ann fidnler carol benham barbara row man and sandra brad ley the little rebels 1 freo hvlson lass featured ricky chap man bill englebv douglas mitch- kent riddill tnrt doiil pat ni tc tin lo of j ii k xinistkinus gioup each had a plaiuid learing the nam of a male in mix t of tlx teaching staft and e ich recited an appropi lili ilnmr about the teurh- ei tin bovs were dennis bell wivn mi mi w n v vorm i 01 khurst david smith rommv hiilxi ind bobbv kidd aftc r tin loiiml sintihmsmicle hi- appe h iik i ind handed out kifls to all the hegi inns as well as gifts to those with highest standing in fath sunday school lass at the doorwav aftei the concrt all the children received candy ind apples the oik ci t was undei tin super vision of harviy dewhmst who is superintendent of the sundiv school legion notes wf riaii7f and miki no mis take we ve been told tool that theri has not been too much in the way of leplon notes for a few weeks hut if any of our more con stant readeis if we have any will recall this happens every year at or towards the end of november and usually lasts well into january the reason of course is that this is the herald busiest season of the year and there just nevei seems to be enough time to write the news and get it set howevei we will tiv and give you a column this wee k this week sees the annual christ mas tree for the kiddles taking place once more this fa always a great event in the life of the c hildren and this year promises to be as good as ever bill roney the man rcsponsibu for the tree has one e more ably assisted old santa with the necessary arrangements and we expect this veai the biggest group of children ever and kids santa has been putting on weight again the time will be the same as always at 7 10 p m in the audi torium tomorrow thursday dec 20th l nlht the lucky draw will also take place that night this month instead of sending out the usual notices it was de cided to send out xmas cards to the members and a reminder of the two main events of december the xmas tree and the now years eve party it was felt that the not ices were not really needed this month as there is no general meet ing until january it has been decided by the exec utive to try and furnish the audltoriufi with individual sfce tables nstead of thartarfe trjftlf type this ides certakdy ha merit and will be gone into thoroughly before purchasing and in answer to all the enqul- ries a new years party will be held foi members and their wives and auxiliary this faill take place in the auditorium on new year s eve and should be a nice affau arrangements have been made for some entertainment that night and an orchestra has been tired a buffet luncheon will be ed the kid hockey seems to be roll ing along nicely just now with the people in charge reporting lots of activity and the juvenile entry has beei enteied into a league and we belfvje their firsftgame will be this weekrtiets have a lot of sup port folks the kids deseive it after all it could veiy well be that our juveniies this year will be the in termediate stars in a few years times some time ago we happened to be in the branch when we were approached by an ex-georgetown- er and brother of one of our members who wanted ua to take the price of a subscription to the herald and send the paper to his wife knowing that he was already on the mailing list we naturally asked what the big idea was he repliedhat his wife ah acton girl monopolizes the herald completely tsk tsk and all these years we understood that she didnt want anything to do with georgetown and once more the year is drawing to the end and once more we have got a lot of pleasure out of writing this column as much as possible vj have tried to give an accurate factual report of what is happening around the branch it is and always has been our sincere belief that publicity of the right sort is good for an organization nat- 1 urally we have missed a number of weeks columns the reason was usually lack of time although at present and until possibly the mid dle of january news is always scarce this is of course one result of the christmas season so if any one has any pass it on to us alf perrjott and his plown band came into the legion hall and played a few numbers last sat urday after the santa claus parade the members really appreciated it alf they ended the group of num bers with bless this house and auld lang syne and right now we might add thespersonal godt wishes of the wri te to all his elected officers and also to all the branch members it ll is biitaarnest hope that your f seiason will be a happy one and that 1952 will be a happy and proa- perous one for all and we might- add quoting from dickens christ- mas carol god bless you every- every freight train in canada is a rolling 1 esson in geography of this dominion and the continent and the production and distribution a train made up of cars of many railroads carrying all types of products peter prunea plastering stnoco wrk new work or repairs free estimates nerval phone ggetown s2r31 1 quick round up of gift bvys at maccormacks ceccct myiciplcenpcelit for her for the family j for him beauty kits ejizaleth arden dubarrv yardle 500 4350 v gift sets uizabetli arden dubarry yardle max actor bourjois helena rubinstein 115 1500 e i a x x heating pads 795 1095 borg bathroom scales 1095 boxed stationery 50c 250 perfumes blue grass tweed whfte magnolia shandra lotus lvenmg in paris 100 1800 colognes blue grass i weed white magnolia yardley shandra livening in paris 100 400 x x x t x a i x x ii 6 x x i i x x x x cameras 335 2775 kodak camera outfits 3450 6450 photo albums 100 335 bath requisites talcum dusting powder bath salts bubble bath yardley lavendomeal boxed soaps a complete price range dresser sets 695 1495 i i i 1 i i for the children books many old favourites 59c 149 story books colouring books puzzles for baby pull toys brush and comb sets rubber toys bottle warmers x s x k i ft a x x x x x x x t x x i electric razors sunbeam schick remington gift sets yardley lentheric courtley aator gillette razor seta 125 1250 mens htted cases 125 975 shaving brushes simms rubberset 75c 1000 1 i 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 billfolds 139 950 cigarette lighters- ronson presto 650 960 gents hair brushes military or club style 149 595 dr pipes plumb kaywoodie yellobole rollit 100 600 r tobaccopouches 1 cigars cigarettes tobaccos in tins and jars hair brushes by prophylactic 195 395 tllklcxcclcrricllltlmw pen amd pencil sets w 198 2650 christmas cards xmas wrappings individual seals tags vocwcwckpfic boxed chocolates smiles j chuckles g moirs neilsorjs g 5c 100 boxed assortments i i i i 55c 500 25c 169 ribbon fancy paper tissue paper scotch tape wwjjpwp fl v i v rwfw vv 8