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tr pt a J Te ra 3 vy RN N HE NE » i i " ta Am EEE oY ot a a --~ Des » SNe 2 it pie mA Smee Trt a 10) -- PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, Nov. 21s, 1973 Children from five schools | : BY collect $617 for UNICEF Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cochrane celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary Sunday with their family at the home o their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Steeves, Oshawa. 0) my Westclox DIGITAL ALARM CLOCK o> 1488, Features lighted dial. Easy-to-read digits. White or Tan. ONLY STANDARD, TA SuPER af Pras SH R\SPEEUSHAL EACH twin flex Coil Cord \e Comtortab! shaving head (~~ ld VICE 3 gl 0] J =k -- J "Well Worth Looking For!" PECIALS g BATHROOM SCALE Oval shaped, soft vinyl platform. Large clear dial. Up to 300 Ib. White, Gold or Avocado Gillette TRAC Il EACH "SYLVANIA 'A MAGICUBES 0] SUGG. LIST*2.40 Mrs. L.. Huston, chairman and organizer of the child- ren's Hallowe'en collections to UNICEF told the Star Monday this year's result was best yet. } The five public schools participating; Port Perry, Prince Albert, = Epsom, Greenbank and Blackstock collected a total of $617.01 compared to last year's total «of $562.75. Broken down for the indi- vidual schools the results were as follows: Port Perry, 223 children participating collecting $243.; Prince Albert, 164 children, $158.60; Epsom, 59 children, $101.18; Greenbank, 50 children, $72.13; Blackstock, 44 children, $42.10. The work of organizing 1- ED -A and- completing a campaign of this kind is considerable and Mrs. Huston told the Star she receives excellent co-operation from the schools involved. Just the counting of all the pennies, nickles, dimes, et. take quite some time. Among the $243. collected in Port Perry, 183 pennies had to be counted and wrapped as well. Despite the fact Mrs. Huston was sick in bed during part of the campaign arrangements, she still took an active part, as well as she possibly could. This was her 12th year working with the children of this area for the benefit of starving and helpless children around the_ World through UNICEF. Prices Effective Nov. 26 to Dec. 1 ss Z Zi 99 EACH 7A { + DELUXE RAZOR | jes $A 88 succ ustssoo CLock TAL Lady Webcor MAKE-UP MIRROR ONLY 4 bulbs for day or night Concerto / Lighted dia; 1h sleep Switch alarm LIGHTED 88 EACH light, swivel mirror SX 28% EACH SS 6-pioce Cro wn Style STEAK KNIFE sg 3'cubes Serrated eqges 88 (12 flashes) $ 88 Simuiateq SET andles Crown Sheffielq Mode p, Sa Sheffield Steg y Pe---- anish ~~ {meee "BRUT 33° GIFT SETS 4 35 S00]: -$ 50 Yoer Chon EA | Your Chance 'OLD SPICE SHOWER SOAP S$ 1 719 Coch WITH CORD SUGG. LIST 225 'DESERT FLOWER' TUBE TALC 1 09 Each 4.75 oz. . SUGG. LIST 1.35 'Merry Christmas' CARDS C 51 assorted 4x6" cards BOX SUGE.LIST*1.25 & SPICE' AFTER SHAVE 4.75 oz. Lotion . SUG LIST*2.10 of ifs IN I Desent Flower SPRAY 5) ; > Lrg 52 719 COLOGNE. 1 tt pie FLASHCUBES 3 cubes 3 0 {12 flashes) SUGG. LIST*1.80 SUGG.LIST'ISe Moirs KITTEN Pp CHOCOLATES Cc d Ib or Harg Centres -- ream 2 \|ANY MORE OUTSTANDING CHRISTMAS VALUES IN-STORE! 4 1 +'HAI KARATE AFTER SHAVE S 7 4 oz. Lotion +. . SUGG. LST*1.75 a JA KARATE' COLOGNE 4 ounce . SUGG. LIST 2.50 'Kodak' Pocket INSTAMATIC 10 $2438 CAMERA OUTFIT SUGG.LIST 20.85 Mennen TROUBLE' AFTER 52.13 Sewn. Yeyes 'TROUBLE' COLOGNE 4 oz. size . . SUGG.UIST*4.00 Mennen 'TROUBLE' GIFT SET AFTER SHAVE & COLOGNE " 4 oz. sizes SUGG.LIST'1.00 985-3548 BRUTONS i- >» A: DRUGS PORT PERRY'S LAURA SECORD STORE 985-251 Cartwright High School top student Stephen Tomchishin, kept busy coming on the stage during Saturday night Commencement Exercises receiving various awards. In the top picture he is presented with an Ontario Scholarship by Alex Carruthers, MPP for Northumberland-Durham- and. in the bottom picture Mr. R. Scott of the teaching staff is presenting him a, special five year achievement award on behalf of Ernie Swain. Annual Meeting and Banquet } of ONTARIO COUNTY FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE will be held at Trinity United Church, Uxbridge WEDNESDAY EVENING DECEMBER 5th. Banquet at 7:00. Annual Meeting at 8:00. The agenda will include speaker T. R. Hilliard, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Agriculture and Food, auditors statement, election of Directors for 1974, and presentation of new constitution. Tickets for banquet and copies of the proposed constitution are available from the president, Donald Hadden, R.R. 4, Sunderland. Telephone 357-3704 Enjoy a 2 Night Special in TORONTO The Lord Simcoe has something extra for you. It's a 2 night special for two at a cost of only $59.90. It includes deluxe accommodation for two nights, dinner in the famous Captain's Table complete with a champagne cocktail, breakfast each morning and a sightseeing tour of Toronto's many exciting attractions -- all for only $59.90, subject to advance registration. The Lord Simcoe is in the heart of downtown Toronto, close to shopping, theatres and entertainment. You get something else that's special at the Lord Simcoe -- it's friendly hospitality you will enjoy through- out your stay with us. Colour TV in every room, fully air conditioned. Lord Simcoe Hotel (I) \ See' your travel agent or contact us at: 150 King Street West, Toronto. Telephone: 362-1848.