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~Sally Ann's holiday drive aims to help 150 families Photo by GRAHAM PAINE Heing ail familles have a pleasant Christmas la the aim of Salvatian Army pastor Sheidon Feener (ieft) and Famly Services worker Janice Tansey. Non-perishabie food and unwrapped new toya as weii as cash donations are needed. It's Christmas time and the giv- ing is easy. At least it is when it cornes to the Salvation Army Milton Family Services Food and Toy Christmas Drive. Making it convenient to give food and toys for needy Milton families means bringing the drive to, the places people are moat apt to, go. Drop-off points include the November 26 Milton Santa Claus Parade. Non-per- ishable food items and unwrapped, new toys will be collected at the paradC, where the Salvation Army wiIl be represented with a amai float and band. The parade will also show off the Salvation Army's emergency response vehicle. That's ready to, bring hot chocolate and comfort in tintes of extreme crisis. "If there's a disaster in our community, we have the wherewithal to bring that," said Janice Tansey, a family services worker with the Sally-Ann. The kettie campaign, which accepts monetary donations, wiIl launch Friday and a toy bin will be set up as Milton Mail Monday. Kettles will he placed as Milton Mail, Lohlaws, the Liquor Store and Halton Rent-AII, located on Steeles Avenue. Eventually, the Beer Store will have a kettle. Also, residents should mark December 2 on the calendar as the date of this year's Firelighter and Kinsmen's Food Drive. Through that, firefighters heip organize - WATCH on page 10 Tho holldays. A time for Ioved ones. T(9ITLLÇ Ilolichiy Feast ,i1jaY 10 pièces of ondginai recipe chicken, large files, 2-250 mi salads,* 2-250 mi gravy, and 8 TURTLES treats. 276 Main St. 878-4171 V/4c do chicken right' ii i00 iOAA2DET A F2JIMMY SL 4R X 1 I 200 ICYKNX X r1,20 7 --