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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. January 24, 1984 Kids raise funds by reading for MS Mystery sleuths across Township will be reading to raise money in the next month but they need our If you're asked to sponsor a public school student in the upcoming MS Mystery Sleuth Read-a-thon, don't hes- itate. Funds raised by the event will go to- wards multiple sclerosis research, the disease with no cure that affects the body's central ner- vous system. Sponsored by the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada, the Read-a-thon encourages children to read as many books as possible before February 17. Their sponsors pledge a certain amount of money per book and funds must be collected before February 24. Participants can read any book they haven't read before (excluding picture books), which Japanese firm to build plant in Uxbridge Durham Region Plan Amendment for a major new manufactur- ing plant in the south- west corner of Uxbridge Township. The application had been submitted by Tokai Canada Ltd., a Japanese based com- pany, which hopes to build a 20,000 square foot plant for parts assembly and distrib- ution of disposable lighters. : Once completed, the plant will provide about 30 new jobs and add to the industrial assess- ment base of Uxbridge Township and the on. The official plan application calls for re- designated 77 acres of land on Regional Road 30 from major open space to industrial- recreation use. The pro- perty is currently being - used as a seasonal trail- er park. It is estimated that the cost of constructing the new plant will be in the neighbourhood of $1 million. If the official plan amendment process and subsequent re-zoning are completed on sch- edule, construction could get underway this fall for an opening in the spring of 1985. The amendment received Regional council support at the regular meeting in Whitby on January 18. ~ TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG PUBLIC NOTICE "BICENTENNIAL GRANT" Please note that the final date for appli- cations to the Council of the Township of Scugog for a share of the Bicentennial Grant will be January 31, 1984. FASHION & BEAUTY SEMINAR Earl S. Cuddie, Clerk-Administrator Enjoy a "TEA ROOM' showing of Fashions by "STRAWBERRY THREADS" and a Beauty Make-Over by the talents of "KAREN TAYLOR" (Make-Up Artist) and "LARRY SCOTT" (Hair Stylist). & "LORI MARTIN" will lecture on "Is Electrolysis For You 1" Reserve your place for Yeu and A Friend for MON., JAN. 30th - 10 a.m. KAREN TAYLOR COSMETIC SALON means the campaign helps build reading skills - as well as raising money. 'Reading really is an exciting and worthwhile project," said Wendy Fairty, a representative of the MS Society. Ms. Fairty was at R.H. Cornish Public School last Thursday to intro- duce students to the campaign. Although the Read-a- thon will boost reading skills and help the MS Society, students' bigg- est incentive could be the prizes awarded to top readers. Official sponsor Michael Jack- son has provided full- colour posters of him- self, but there will be also stuffed Mystery Sleuth dogs, T-Shirts, sun visors, backpacks and a Reader's Digest Atlas for the top school in the area. Read any good books "lately? to PROVE OUR DEALS vo PULP S Beha to help newpapers train their personnel in all aspects of advertising including: layout and design, copywriting, planned presentations, and budgeting. Mr. Lucas said at the conclu- sion of the course Debbie and Valerie are to be commended for the professional way they handle themselves and for the top quali- It's been 'back to school" for the past two weeks far the Star's advertising depart- ment representatives. Debbie McEachern (centre) and Valerie Mappin are seen here receiving their diplomas from Michael J. Lucas of Adcom Incorporated, who taught the course. The newspaper advertising salesperson's training program is designed ty work that they produce." Why not add the perfect touch to your special day by ordering beautiful wedding invitations plus enhancing accessories at "Port Perry Star. View the hundreds of invitations and accessories available, from the traditional to modern. You'll welcome our 24 hour loan service, which allows you to take one of three beautiful books home, so your selections can be made leisurely. "Planning a Wedding ? We can assist you with your *Wedding Invitations *Cake Boxes *Reply Cards *Thank You Notes *Napkins & Matches *Scrolls etc. *Place Cards PORT PERRY STAR CO. LMNITED 235 QUEEN STREET, P.0. 80XNQ. PORT PERRY, ONT LOB NO © (416) 985-7383 S\N