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PAGE 18.WEDNESDAY. FEI3RUARY 20. 1986 WIITBY FR~EE PRESS Compete Beauty Service From Head to Toe Hair, Nalis, Makeup, Colour Analysis and Much More "The Place Frien<ls Recommend" LA CONTESSA BEAUTY LOUNGE 119GREEN ST., WHITBY 668-9262 1, Grand Opening Joe Ciampo, known around town as a man who wields a mean pair of scissors, recently celebrated the grand opening of his latest shop, Joe's Hairstyling. Mayor Bob Attersley marked the occasion by popping in for a trim. Joe formerly operated New Man Hairstyling. Free Press Staff Photo Froni page 17 Durham Rotarians launcb campaign campaign in their respective com- munities, with 50 per- cent of the funds collec- ted being used to meet their local needs and the STRAWVBERRY- 7:l APPLE JAM 4/i TIME RELEASE 8320 50 VITAMIN C 100 osmG NATURAL PISTACHIO NUT 12 291lb CAROB 1-81 RAISINS 2/t MINCED GARLIC$2.151Ib ARTIFICIAL VANILLA 77CIlb EXTRACT CRISCO 7 ' VEE13 IL 7 il POWOERED INSTANT SKIM MILK I 1lb GOLDEN HONEY 59/îlb SM^ LIOUIO $1."'1385 ML 1INFANT FORM ULA BEEHIVE 4'i CORNSYRUP 45b NATURAL SMOOTH SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER 82*IIb REDSKIN PEANUTS 45011b DECAFFEINATED COFFEE BEANS 34.411b SUNFLOWER 6681îb SEEDS TA13LE SALT i 4cib remainder given to the Society to assist in providing essenial ser- vices for the children on a province-wide basis. Durham Rotarians, who have shared'a long affiliation with the charitable organization, kicked off their 1986 Easter Seals campaign last week and already a mailing has been sent out to past donors. On March 3, Whitby Rotarians will hold a letter stuffing bee for a mailing which will go out to the entire com- munity. There are four major sources of funds *- the annual Easter Seal campaign, regular direct mail campaigns, bequests and various special event activities such as the annual Bob- by Orr Skate-a-Thon and Snowarama, a 100 km. snowmobiling fun- draising challenge held in January and February. In addition to local fundraising events and the province-wide direct mail campaign, the Easter Seal campaign culminates in a 131/ hour television ex- travaganza called Superthon which will begin broadcasting on Saturday, March 22, in 12 Ontario cities. Organizers hope to raise $1.9 million through this medium. Butler says the 13/ hour telethon bas a new look, with each hour themed to satisfy the musical tastes of al viewers. Superthon will air in the following cities: Ottawa, Toronto, Wingham, London, Sud- bury, North Bay, Sault Ste. Marie, Timmins, Windsor, Thunder Bay, Barrie and Kingston. The Society is incor- porated in Ontario and is -a registered charity under the regulations of Revenue Canada. The 1986 -budget totals ap- proximately $11 million, with 75 percent of it channelled directly into the care and treatment of physically disabled children. Ap- proximately 16 percent provides for extensive fundraising activities and information ser- vices, and nine percent is. allocated to ad- ministrative operations. On Monday, February 24th, 1986 * COUNCILLORS: BATTEN, BUGELLI, DRUMM'& EMM Defeated a motion which would have resulted in a 6.2 million dollar expansion to Iroquois Park. If you believe Whitby is in need ai a multi-purpose sports and recreational complex, let these politicians know of your feelings. Please write, claiming your support to: The Commrittee For The $6.2 Million Expansion of Iroquois Park C,10 Ed Buffett 185 Brock Street North Suite 209 Whitby, Ontario LiN 4H3 Ontarlo Pony PRESENTS [=ýH llll"Nurf EXCEL Home of the PONY &STELLAR Sales, Leasing, Parts & Service ~~ ONTARIO PONY 96 TAUNTON RD. E., OSHAWA Ný 576-PONY GREEN SPLIT PEAS 22LIîb j $24 I BBLE 201b KRAFT DOG FOOD 20î GARLI 1I MINflEDlfIIflJ SI7a1i hDILLS ib --l a a iv