THE HERALD Wednesday May 29 1991 Page Community Cystic Fibrosis success story Last weekend got off to a great sunny start for Cystic Fibrosis With the Peel Chapter s garage sale on Heather Court raising over for C There was everything on sale from masson jars and books to a 1971 Volkswagen Garage sale organizers Julie and Hale were very pleased with the results and are already planning for next years garage sale Sunday the rains came and dampened the ground- but not the spirits of the over participants in Moonwalk 91 sponsored by Although this is the first time in it six year history it has ramed during the event Manager Paul Alger was pleased On hand Sunday for the Zellers sponsored was the Bell P Clown Troop of Ruby Redhead left Scatter Bra n and Neon Leon Although a little wet the troop managed to k up a leg n sup portof Cystic F Herald photo with the results and with the over 250 in pledges raised The family with the most pledges was the Bisshop family Among the new initiatives established for 91 was a 15 discount coupon for all par tiapants to be used at Zellers on June 3 and Also in an effort to involve the schools Zellers created a special support pro gram offering schools which have 25 students or more par the opportunity to win one of cash prizes of Since has raised million for Cystic Fibrosis research Mr Terry Oliver National Coor dmator states this year s Moon walk is heading for a record breaking year Georgetown resident Julie Bisshop first vice president of the Peel chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis organization left held a garage sale at her house on Saturday to help raise money for the group Clowning around at the sale was Dana Herald photo THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF COBBLEHILL HOMES COOPERATIVE INC CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO ITS OFFICIAL DEDICATION CEREMONY ON SITE AT COBBLEHILL AND COOK STREETS ACTON ONTARIO SATURDAY JUNE 1st AT 200 PM When the returned to the the K were on I and to help the cooking Georqetown Zellers miner Paul Alger front left nsrmn Dob f nal cook nstrucf ons wh le Nancy Arnold a Moon walker looks on In the background left to right are K nsmen Bob Kinsman Lou Rutt man Jack Wal Herildpholo GET THE TREATMENT VERY IMPORTANT PERSON That s the way you re treated when you shop with your hometown merchants You rely on their honesty and you know they stand be hind the goods and ser vices they sell Support your local com unity and keep the dollars you spend in Hills Shop at home and you be a VERY INTELLIGENT PERSON too