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r 1971,t WHI TBY FREE PRESS WHOS Page 10, Thursday, December 2nd, LQQ1DK PHOTOS BY JIM QUAIL / SANTA FINDS A BEVY 0F BIG-EYED ADMIRERS Ch ristmases corne and Christmases go, but the honest wonder of a srnail c h il1 d w hen he is confronted by Santa Claus will always remain the same. Santa, who arr ived in a great deal of excitement at Whitby Mail last weekend was diligent in his duties on his first day in Whitby. Not only did the jolly soul listen understandingîy to the countless number of Christmas gifts sol icited by W h i t b y youngsters, he pursued some youngsters down the aisies of Woolco Department Store taking young admirers by surprise hn their very shopping carts as can be seen in our photos! This year's Santa Claus is straight out of a child's colouring book and by the 1 o ok of that jaunty Christmas cor- sage on his cap, is in the most bubbly of holiday moods. Hewill be at the mail to welcome his guests 1 through 5 p. m. on Saturdays, and from 7 to9 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays 'tiI Christmas. SAINT NICK? HERE 'e g a