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wy 6 Seiigog Cizen = Tugeday, Decerbdi 10,1991 : 4 "THE DRIVE IS ON! Meet the hardworking winners of te'S.A. Cawker Public School * fundraising contest, ant, from left, Is Melanie Hawkins, Coral Sharkey, Jonathan af fd Matthew (sister Sarah Is absent from thig photo). Back left to right, Dianne Hooker, fundraising chairper- son'and Sabrina Brown. Cawker awards ANDERSON'S WINTER | top fundraisers SERVICE SPECIALS EXTENDED HOURS Anderson's is.now open Wednesday Nights to 8 PM; & Saturde s to 2 PM for Li ght Repairs & all Today to Book Y. our Appointment! aintenance. [Ef Every Saturday From 8 AM to 2 PM for your Lube, Oil OUR , Oli, LOW PRICE Convenience ..... ONLY Filter Servicing 4 TAXES Leave Your Vehicle while you shop next door at the Roit Perry POWER-START YOUR WINTER - TUNE-UP 3CYL.. $36.95. SERVICING "4CYL..$46.95. % INTERIOR CLEAN sv. seo.08. | Sami | La PST 4 GST. * NOTE: If anti-freeze requires $12.96 labour charge will apply. for * parts extra = ANDERSON'S GUC LUBE Here's an idea for a greatly appreciated Christmas Gift! AN AUTOMOTIVE Sy LAN 2 N GIFT CERTIFICATE fi LUBE, ori & & FILTER S.A. Cawker Public School's Advisory Committee's main fundraiser of the year went off with a bang. A total of $19,555 worth of 'Sunsweet' wrapping 6-inch television, AM/FM radio; Sabrina Brown won the portable stereo; and kindergarten student Sarah Nippard won the stereo system. paper p ts and y etc. was sold for a profit of $8,406. Individual top seller was Coral Sharkey, with $353 worth of sales, caming herself the grand prize of a mountain bike. The top selling family was the Breen family: Jonathan, Matthew and Sarah sold » an unbelievable $574 worth of product and earned themselves a portable stereo. . To give all students a chance at earning a prize, for each consecu- tive $20 worth of salesa child made, their name went into a draw. Melanie Hawkins won the Cl. hich won pizza and pop parties were: Mrs. Ferguson, total of $1,623 sales; Mrs, Chase -- average participat- ing student sale was $111 and Mr. Murray -- highest student. partici- pating student participation with 79 per cent. A good time was had by all at the "Wrap Up' assembly on Dec. 5. - An enormous thank-you from the School Advisory Committee goes'to each and evéry pétson involved in making this event an overwhelming success. Gifts for Melissa This December, Melissa Bhakia. will receive gifts three times: on her birthday, on Christmas Day, - and on the day she goes to Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children to receive the gift that makes birthdays and Christmas possible for her. That gift is a transfusion of red blood cells -- the gift of life. Melissa has Thalassemia Major, an inherited blood condition that prevents the body from making enough normal red cells to carry oxygen to tissues.*To treat her dis- case and help her develop normal- than five years -- lier birthday is today (Dec. 10) -- and must con- tinue to do so until a cure is found. A severe form of chronic ane- 'mia, Thaslassemia Major's effects inglude fatigue, recurrent infec- tions and possible heart and liver complications. : Yet, thanks to the of blood donors, the transfusi them, Melissa would not be alive. 'When she is old enough to under- stand, she will be grateful too." Currently, 150 children are being treated for Thalassemia at The Toronto Hospital and Hospital for Sick Children. All receive, free of charge, blood from the Toronto Centre of the Canadian Red Cross. The Toronto Centre provides blood and blood products to 61 hospitals throughout central Ontario. . A clinic is being held in Port Perry Friday, December 27, from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m., coordinated by Fidelity Lodge 428 at the Masonic Lodge on 320-Queen Street. 3 For more information, call Don, Bower at 985-8764 or 985-0402, x) John Ross at 985-2818. Help for seniors jobs. To register for snow removal | or for more information, call Community Care at 985-8461,