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Pathfinders to hold clothing, bottie drives this Saturday e At atime of year when the spir- Sit of giving is alive and well, the lst SCampbellville Pathfinder Girl .~Guides are looking to help out chomeless youth in Halton. SThe girls are planning a used z warmn clothing drive this Saturday z re n and are hoping to collect at least 100 articles of clothing and footwear - a number that reflects the Girl Guides' lOOth year in Canada. "This warm clothing drive is something we really want to do for 8W local youth and parallels a similar community initiative we would like to do when we travel west next sommer," said Toni Ritchie, guider with the lst Campbellville Pathfinders. Pathfinder Julia Field empha- sized that even a country as fortu- nate as Canada has large numbers of people living on the streets who need belp. "Whether a friend or a homeless chîld, everyone needs some help," she said. "So this ire our duty, and your health + your beauty + your life WE'VE CREATED A WHOLE NEW FEELING IN DUR STORE. EXPERIENCE THE DIFFERENCE. " Shoppers Drug Mart® Pharmacy. Your health is our priority. " Find your beautîful at our beautyBOUTIQUE" " Everything from camreras to fra mes at our easypixM Digital Centre " Convenient food aiste for fresh everyday basics " Convenient full-service Canada Post Office 10 L .1 Join us for our Opening Celebrations on Saturday, January 9th Store opens at 8am 10 Dravvs for $50 Shoppers Drug Mart Gift Cards* Free Cosmetic Makeover & Skiti Analysis Plus, look for our Grand Opening Specials! ý Wifflp quaiflilles lëlst. ýee storp fw DERRY& BRONTE 6951 Derry Road 905-636-9064 Open 24 hours, 7 days a week SHOFMPE DRUG MART its a very important one." On the saine day, the girls will also, be doing a bottie drive, with proceeds going toward their 'Quesi To Go West' trip this JuIy The girls will be travelling to western Canada where they will take in sights and also dedicate a significant amount of time to community service. Those interested in contributing warm clothing or bottles and who live in the Campbellville, Moffat and Brookville area (framed by Milborough Line, Derry Road, No. 15 Sideroad and Fourth Line) are asked to leave their donations at the road by 9 arn. Saturday. Pick-ups. can also be arranged by appointment that day for residents living south of Derry Road or in urban Milton by calling (905) 854- 4644. Donations should be marked for the lst Campbellville Pathfinder Girl Guides. Tree pick-up to start soon It will begîn to look a lot like Christmas again as the decorated trees found in many homes throughout the region will soon adorn front lawns. Halton Region will pick up natu- raI Christmas trees fromn urban households during the next two reg- ular collection days, beginning next week. Having served their purpose, the firs, pines and spruces will be taken to Halions \vaste management site in Milton wbcre thev will be îurncd inio mulch lor use'in landscapîng projects. The Region collected 343 tonnes of irees in 2008, less than the 411 tonnes collected i 2007 and 347 in 2006. The Region is reminding resi- dents to remove ail decorations; fromn the trees, as well as plastic bags and tree stands, and to ensure the trees don't become stuck or frozen in snow banks. FUTURE SHOP * CO0RRECTION NOTICE iony SiGI fNord isk Drin. Commodor (iii?) 10119061 Mfaio n ole thu the snoe pod wos odnornf.od on popl f of theo * ouoY 1ls Net. o cre sProdno.i"oI bcnheoJVMG670 8OOG Dord sDie Con.dofri iliOnif i0178 for S349.99.~ W. ero mffim HME RENOAUOà MJIOMATERDLSFft AUCTION Saturday, Jan 9th * 10 arn mi Ovf 25Comple Ki Ses ý cf ol antn5s grare aNnn loorng oits; nienf &extv d rs i ulonn & bth etc. OVER $5005000 OF MAIRIAL UP FOMICMR AUL 1W MMN MAIU ~a 59.637-0710 for fullf ternilsand conditions pion@ viltf out quoboifs: lwww.brymnsauctîonsals.ca