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C2 THE OAKVILLE BEAVER - Wednesday, December 15,1999 EAT WAREHOUSE Sfc jk , J* a L e t D ie tr ic h s help you m a k e t h e h o lid a y s e a s o n s p e c ia l. I f y o u h ave a n y s p e c ific r e q u e s t s p le a s e l e t u s know. O u r he lp fu l a n d k n o w le d g e a b le s t a f f a re e a g e r t o p le a s e . W e can s u p p ly y o u w ith th e fin e s t, f r e s h e s t q u a lity m e a ts t o m a k e y o u r h o lid a y s t r u ly m e m o ra b le . jlT s Dietrichs has been proudly serving th e Town o f Oakville since 1906. We thank all o f our customers fo r your patronage over the p a st year. All o f us a t Dietrichs would like to wish you a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Please place all your orders in advance so we may serve you better. A t Dietrichs everything is prepared fresh weekly. L C a n a d a & a d e 'A 1 C o o kiigT ip s... fateyftM ffo rfW T fin flitofertrito l stays. InpntaU 3 Z S F(IR C )w en TURKEYS KG M in/kq HRS M % JfS K6ttS®Xt78i 60 3-3.5 3-3'* 3 « -3 « > v 3.5-4.5 50 313-3M 45-5.5 45 40 5.5-7 3**-4 w ; 7-10 30 4-4" 10-12 25 4" -5 M l liras milablt, »e will to oar bm lo g«t Hit tire you llk«. OUR FA M O U S ' FESTIVAL H A M g FRESH HOMEMADE ·OURMET STUFFM9S r - Apple W alm rt Cinnamon kc-arvfc; fafcliiipr M RifM fn&rlgr drwiwfiii $· Raison I - Traditional Sage Stuffing ·Wild Rice S- Com tread English Sausage M e a t I - Apricots and Ham I - Sausage. Sage <- Celery Herb Provencal ,, I Cranberry S Cashew Ml - « /h t O r H alf 5lbs W h o le 10lbs Photo by Christine Smyth M O U N TAIN OF TO YS: Colleen Murphy, a Coast Paper Toronto employee and co-ordinator of the Santa Run, has her arms full of toys, as does Donna Zachariah, supervisor of the Halton VON People In Crisis program. The Santa Run dished out over 6,000 gifts to 18 agencies including the Halton Women's Place crisis shelter. The Second Annual Santa Run collected $12,000 worth o f toys -- twice as many as the year before -- and required four five-ton trucks to haul them away from the Knights of Columbus Hall in Oakville. The toys were donated by the employees and customers of Coast Paper. Assistance was also provided by volunteers from the Junior League. M 'rri r a n d a fCappy Tfew ye a r fro m aCCo f us to yo u " CIBC Santa and his elves will be at the mall from: 1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Friday, December 17 Saturday, December 18 Sunday, December 19 clothing drive From now to Dec. 17th, 250 Toronto Area CIBC branches are open for more than banking N they're open as communi ty donation centres for the 4th annual ClotheShare drive. Residents of the GTA and CIBC clients are invited to drop off their used clothing at CIBC branches in the GTA. Benefiting from the drive will be two local charities. Goodwill and Out of the Cold. "ClotheShare is an easy way for our customers and our communities to help these charities and to help keep people in need a lit tle warmer this winter," says Dave D 'Amico, CIBC community man ager for East Toronto. "This partnership between CIBC, Goodwill, and Out of the Cold is an example of how, by working togeth er, we can make a difference in our city." At the end of the drive, Goodwill Toronto will col lect the clothing from CIBC branches and pro vide clothing vouchers for distri bution to clients of Out of the Cold. Vouchers can be redeemed at any of Goodwill's 35 Toronto area stores or its downtown Employment Resource Centre. Over the past couple of years, ClotheShare has collected more than 100,000 pounds of reusable goods and circulat ed hundreds of gift certificates to clients of Out of the Cold. 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