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Kinart tree prog!ram und.-erway Whitby Kmart management and staff invite customers to join in the Children's Tree Program which began Nov. 17 and continues until Dec. 17. A Children's Christmas Tree, trimmed with colourful -tags, provides local needy children with a new gift for the holiday. Salon again holds drive. Once again Valentino's- Hair Salon wilI hold the Sick Kids'food and toy drive for Christmas. Ail donations can' be placed in the decorated box at the entranoe, and will be delivered te Sick Kids Hospital in Toronto for Christmas. To add some incentive, a brightly lit Candy Cane Christmnas Tree is located in the reception area. Any person donating will have the opportunity to pluck a lucky cane' for gifis. One out of every 10 will receive a sinall gift. For anyone not able to help with food or a toy, a $1 (or more) donation te the hospital will provide the same chance frors the over 200 canes decorating the tree. Prizes will be presented on the spot for the winners. Each tag will give information on a child, such as first naine, age, sex and clothing size. People interested in niaking a child's Christmas brighter select a tag from the tree and purchase a gift for the child. The child's name must be registered at the Whitby Krnart store, but gifts can be purchased at any location. Gifts for the children should be returned unwrapped te, the Whitby store with the tag by Dec. 17. Each child's gift will' be wrapped and ready to, open Christmas morning. "The Children's Tree Program helps make Christmnas what it should be - the happiest time of the year,' said Jan Kuhlmeyer, store manager. Kmart ncquired the children's naines from local organizations Toy drive at store Picture This & That in downtown Whitby will hold a tey drive for the Salvation Army Nov. 30 te Dec. 3. The kickoff will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 30 at 10 a.xn. New unwrapped toys can lie dropped off. They wilI later be given te needy families in the community. *The purchase of BeSure to :1/2 lb. ormroreof order your fruit homnemade fudge baskets or gift (With coupon) g 1I EXPIRES DEC 4/94 certificates for 'AIgc~ Christmas lAppleaM-rt, S4425 Thickson Rd. N., Whitby 655-4130 THE EQUION GROUP Wealth Creation, Preservation and Managemen Citicalfintancial questions to be answered before year end! HAVE YOU USED YOUR CAPITAL GAINS EXEMPTION YET? This year, the Federal Buidget elimzinated the $100, 000 personal capital gains exemption. Depending on yu icmtneti could costyou asnuch as 40,000 in extra tax down the road. DO YOU HAVE A PROPER POWER 0F AYIO0RNEY? Without an up to date Power of Attorney, additional expenses could be incurred ta manage yourflnancial affairs ini th e case ofpersonal incapacity. Planning and action NO W is CRITICAL! Join your host: Guest Speakers: Denis C. Beaulieu, CFP, RFP FINANCIAL ADVISOR, THE EQUION GROUP Stephen R. Meek, BBA, FCA Partner, BDO, DUNWOODY, WARD, MALLETE Donna Babbs, LLB Partner in the law firm of SIMS, BRADY, THOMSON & BABBS To Be Held DATE: ITUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29,1994 TIME: 6:45 REFRESH1MENTS 7:00 MEETING PLACE: THE OSHAWA GOLF 160 ALEXANDRA ST., CLUB OSHAWA To register, please contact Richard at Tf-E EQUION GROUP (905) 430-1435 or 1-800-995-9514 for volir reservation. involved with these elidren on a regular basis. Launched in 1990, the Children's Tree Prograni bas resulted in over 87,000 gifts being delivered across Canada. his practise of~ please callV 666-0244 FOR AN APPOINTMENT " Insurance plans accepted " Days, evenings & Saturday appointments' availab[e " Emergency caîls accepted (during office Iiours) 701 ROSSLAND RD. E. SUITE 207, (Rossland / Garden Plaza) WIHTBY 1 Whitby Fr90 Pros, Wechusay. Novembor 23,1994, PageIl1 Tuesday, November 29,1994 m Check your Iungs!. m Pick your video, (Including "Adventures of Rufus, and Andy") ÀFREE audiotapes This 15 the place to corne and get help with your inhaler & turbohaler technique. EGuardian Dr11g1 T OPEN 7 DA YS A WEEK INCLUDING HOLIDA YS OPEN: MON.-FRI. 9-9 SAT. 9-6 e SUN. 10-6 220 Dundas St. W., Whitby 430-2999 FREE DELIVERY THE GOVEIRNMENT 0F CANADA is looking at changing Canada' s social programs. But before making changes, we want ypur views. The Government of Canada has prepared a question and answer booklet "Have Your Say". This booklet gives you information on possible changes to social programs like: e Unemployment Insurance @ ChilId Tax Benefit *Federal contributions to: " Employment development services and training " Post-secondary education " Social assistance (welfare) and social services " Child care " Assistance to persons witb disabilities To participate in this national discussion, MUI in the pull-out question and answer section of the booklet. and return it to us. ,IHuman Resorces I Development Canada For your free copy of "Have Your Say" or for other information on changing Canada's social programs. Cail 1-800-735-3551 TDD: 1-800-465-77-15 "Have Your Say" is also available at ail post offices, Canada Employment Centres. and at many YM/YWCAs and grocery stores across Canada. You can also share your views with your MP or attend the public hearings on Social Security Reform whÏch are being, held in communities across Canada by the Standing Committee on 1-uman Resources Developr-nent. 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