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THE OAKVILLE BEAVER Friday, December 23, 1994 â€" 28 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER "_BUSINESS CHRISTMAS Came EarLy Colin and Katie McCarter and thelr mom Jane (second from right) have reason to celebrate Christmas early. They won a Christmas stocking filled with $2,000 worth of goods and merâ€" chandise from Oakville Place merchants. It was all part of the mall‘s recent Midnight Madness promotion. Making the presentation is mall manager Carol Hyams. W%WWWWWWMWWWWMWWWWM Share the . estive Season! Order any of our delicious Wood Roasted Chicken Family Dinners during December and we will make a donation on your behalf to the +«One whole Wood Roasted Chicken with your choice of 2 family side servings and 4 of Kenny‘s Famous Muffins. l +Tax $1.00 goes to the ‘Chum City Christmas Wish‘ +One a half Wood Roasted ChJckens with your choice of 3 family side servings ind 6 of Kenny‘s Famous Mutffins. m 1.50 goes to the ‘Chum City Christmas Wish‘ whole Wood Roasted Chmkens with your choice of 4 family side servings and 8 of Kenny‘s Famous Muffins. +Tax $2.00 goes to the ‘Chum City Christmas Wish‘ 26 MISSISSAUGA: (905) 270â€"4115 1195 Dundas St. E. (Just west of Dixie) OAKVILLE: (905) 815â€"0860 THORNHILL: (905) 764â€"0009 8187 Yonge St. (Just south of Highway 7) NORTH YORK: (416) 512â€"0390 1567 Steeles Ave. E. (Between Leslie Bayview) _ 546 Trafalgar Rd. (South of Q.E.W.) SCARBOROUGH: (416) 261â€"9494 DON MILLS: (416) 391â€"5564 2680 Eglinton Ave. E. (Corner Eglinton Brimley) _ 877 York Mills Rd. IW‘1 the wood that makes d;w‘[/@ OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK FROM 11:00 AM =FREE CONSULTATION« CALL BEV. 849â€"8666 Little Caesars teams up with Salvation Army Little Caesars has teamed up with the Salvation Army for the "Elf Tree Program" to help make this Christmas more special for local needy chilâ€" dren. Each of the province‘s 55 Little Caesars Company restaurants will feaâ€" ture the Christmas Paper Elves with each representing a needy boy or girl. Customers may select an elf when they visit the restaurant and then purâ€" chase a toy for that child. Wrapped gifts may be returned to the restaurant with the elf taped on top. The restaurants are also collecting nonâ€"perishable food donations for the Salvation Army through collection boxes. The goal of the program, which runs through Saturday, is to distribute food, warm clothing and more than 80,000 toys to children from infancy to early teens. Charitable donations benefit both the donor and recipient he Christmas season brings out the best in people, especially with the spirit of giving. Charitable organizations hope this same spirit of giving will conâ€" tinue throughout the year. These WATSON organizations are widely diversified â€" and range from education to arts and culture, from health and social services to environmental causes. The common denominator among these organizations is that they are becoming increasingly cashâ€"strapped. As government fundâ€" ing is reduced, the demands put on their services are increasing. Generating cash to fund these worâ€" thy causes is becoming critical. (See ‘Different‘ page 21) CORRECTION conmanty chdarcH .. wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas) BB | Christmas Eve Candlelight Service T00 pm. 3 iR *Service will be held at the 4 Sheridan Hills Missionary Church Trafaigar Rd., just north of Hwy. #5 No Service Sunday! For more information phone, 257â€"3864 Do You OwnN MutuaAL Funps$ Wondering if you made the right choice? For a free, objective analysis of your mutual funds â€" + or for help. in making the right choice before you buy â€" call Nesbitt Burns today. Nesbitt Burns â€" working in your best interests. Call: Your Nesbitt Burns Investment Advisor _ 815â€"0090 Member of the Bank of Montreal Group of Companies KNOWLEDGE Ls POWER