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B12 The CanadienlChampion, Wed. Nov. 30,1977 Crowds welcome Santa PEOPLE LINED thé route al the way from the the Santa parade. Wile many people picked Ernest C. Drury School on Ontario St. f0 the spots along thse parade route, thse heaviest corner of Main and Brown Sta. Saturday to watch crowds congregated along Main St. are RIDING HIGH for s better view of the parade, this littie one used a friendly back for a vantage Wint. Thousands lined the streets to cheer St. Nîck's arrivaI Saturday, and if was s grand parade. BANK 0F NOVA SCOTIA staffera Margot Ortenburg, Evelyn Irving, Diana Fitcyk, Carolyn Spurgeon and Doreen Bill, dreased in ethnic cos- tumes, accepted the f ira tprize theme float trophy after thse Santa Claus parade, from Mayor Don Gordon. Thse float featured a large globe and Christmaa greetings from around the world. t' m Qd g t m d Ctît)[àa ufletheottQo Cote A LARGE CROWIJ raved the cou weather t wtness Saturday'v Santa Claus parade through Milton. The longer than ever parade wound its LETS HEAR IT for good old Milton District PhonM.v.b Che High School, urged the cheerleaderrdigo the chool float in the Santa parade. The girls ~G . kept themvelves warm with cheerleading antics. For Beautiful and Exciting $ ç rr nLC/lt ,çmus OH MY, but it is too cold for ths