| Show Tribune recruits Santa substitutes By Patricia Watson I J the Salt Lake since 1930 Each Christmas season and coordinates a S Sub Santa Tribune program Families sponsors in low income brackets who feel they their children may apply cannot provide for a Christmas for at the Tribune for a Sub for will visit professional welfare agent After they register a and interview the applicants and their families to decide whether the families qualify for the sub program Those that are eligible are kept on file noting the childrens children's ages and sizes of clothing and shoes available A sub or subs are f then assigned to to- the to-the the needy family The Tribune serves a go between the needy families and the well off families said Mike Korologos community feels that there is a service director from the Tribune He great deal of thrill and satisfaction for the persons acting as subs Any individual may become a sub Many clubs school involved each season in inthe inthe and other organizations get groups the sub program Approximately applicants have registered this year and by the deadline December 14 this number is expected to double to over applicants with over 2220 children eventually being served The Tribune does not expect money from subs although there is an account for the contributions that come in which are used towards the needy families The only requirement the Tribune asks from the subs is that they buy one toy and andone andone one article article of clothing for each child in the family they are for But Mr Korologos said some families buy trees and serve Christmas dinners to the families Anyone interested in becoming a sub and feels eligible or needs any further information on eligibility should apply at atthe atthe atthe the Tribune or contact Mr Korologos The deadline for applicants is Dec 14 Organizations at that are active in the Sub for Santa program are the Circle K Club Club and the Skills center C |
