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! -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 4, 1990 IF YOUR AD WAS HERE Over 20,000 people could have read It this week. That's a lot of potential customers for your business. For advertising Made Easy call the PORT PERRY STAR - 985-7383 Christmas is fast approaching and the Port Perry Star is inviting area kids to write a letter to Santa Claus. As many letters as possible will be published in the Star's Christmas Greetings edition, on Tuesday, December 18, 1990. JUST SEND YOUR LETTERS TO: gy NORTH POLE & c/o Port Perry Star 235 Queen Street, Port Perry, Ontario ra LoL 1B9 4 @he Port Perey Sac 133 | Deadline for submissions - Monday, Dec. 10/90 Ei NN Greenbank Guides, Brow nies and Pathfinders are working this week on gifts and cards that will be forwarded to the Canadian forces In the Persian Gulf In time for Christ- mas. (see story for details) Girls in above photo are from right: Jamle-Lyn Clarkson, Melis- sa Hooker, Tracey Clarkson and Dana Hook Coop In Greenbank where a Christmas gift box has been set up. er. At left Is Madeline McCabe of the Chicken Greenbank girls send cards and gifts to Canadian troops in the Gulf group of Brownies, Guides and Pathfinders from the Greenbank area are work- ing to help brighten Christmas for the Canadian forces serving in the Persian Gulf. The girls, about 60 in all, have written personal Christ- mas cards that will be forward- ed to the more than 1,000 Cana- dian men and women in the Gulf. Visit the festive Santa Claus Parade in the Miniature Christmas Village. J magical light displays; The Festival shopping and restaurants. Ghristmas_Yradifion GIVI or IMIS Hear your heart beat as you experience the November to early January. Live entertainment, WINTER CARNIVAL DECEMBER 27 TO EARLY JANUARY (Closed Christmas Eve at 5pm and Christmas Day) (416) 294-7965 - Toronto / (416) 668-6606 - Whitby > of Lights And included with the cards are small hand-made gifts such as Doves of Peace. The cards and hand-made gifts are not the only things the forces will receive around Christmas, thanks to the efforts ofthe Greenbank girls. They are asking the public to donate small gifts such as playing cards, blank tapes, writing paper, soap, deodorant, tooth-paste, and packages of powdered drink crystals like orange juice and iced tea. Boxes for these gifts have been set up in the Greenbank Store and the Chicken Coop in Greenbank, and the boxes will remain there until December 7. Guide leader Dot Hooker said the idea for the Christmas in Cannington. And it was later adopted by all Guide groups in the Sunder- land District, which includes Greenbank. The girls, who have never written letters or cards before to armed forces overseas, like the idea very much. It is their way of wishing the forces Merry Christmas, and letting them know that peo- ple back home in Canada are thinking about them on this dangerous mission. And they are also telling them they hope war does not break out and they can soon re- turn from the Persian Gulf. The gifts and cards will be taken to a military base in Can- gifts was developed by Guides Turn to Page 3 MINOLTA = 'THE' CAMERA Choose from the full range of the world's top manufacturer. These precision cameras start from only $89.00 and include the newest ... Minolta FREEDOM Zoom 105i AF ZOOM CAMERA 399°° CULLEN 300 Taunton Rd W GARDENS wnitby. Ontario INC. uN ses '1 4 | - A _JAUNTONE®O o © f ®@ Built-in 35- 105mm power zoom lens 8 Advanced Program Zoom with umque 'Eye Starl" operation BW [nnovalive design and easy handling * DATE BACK * Full After Sales Service * Repairs to all makes of cameras * Trade-ins .| We are looking for good quality, used SLR cameras. a0 Group Discounts Avaliable Pr wet 15 chan NE NT I's PNATURCVILRAT RJM photographic | Enter our draw and Win A Weekend for two at THE Brians 60 WATER STREET, L PORT PERRY 985-8821 WE GA ER OT Ry Re ry nr { \