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20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, March 10, 1987 v he a - nwall, principal of Prince Albert Public School, if your students cut up your tie. One thing he wasn't sad about was the hard work done by his students in a magazine subscription fundraising drive, which allowed the top salespeople to take a chunk out of their principal's i LL "Why so sad, Mr. Cornwall?" You'd be sad too, sez Bruce Cor- tie. p : k - ; hg ev - or x oy % he = Ed # - 3 es TRE i oS = - N . ad Re | Young Andy Ross, one of the top 21 magazine subscription fundraiser, takes a confident cut on Principal Bruce Cornwall's tie, one of his prizes for raising so much money for Prince Albert Public School. MACKEY & BAILEY BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS Saturday Mornings - 9: :00 a a. m. to 12, noon Lake Scugog Lumber Building Oshawa Rd., Port Perry (416) 989-7391 _m - Students are real cut-ups Tie-ing one off! "It's a brand new tie, see? The price tag is still on it," says Prince Albert Public School Principal Bruce Cornwall, holding up a ghast- ly, wide, psychadelic remnant of the early 70's. "It's just," he says with a twinkle in his eye, 'that I've never worn it. I guess I've been saving it for just such an occasion." The occasion in question was the school's magazine subscription fun- draising drive. For the last while, students have been busy selling subscriptions in order to raise money for the school. The campaign was highly suc- cessful, and one can't help wonder if the grand prize had anything to do with the large amount raised. The grand prize"? Well, the top 21 subscription sellers had an opportunity last Fri- day afternoon to take a sharpened pair of scissors and clomp off a chunk of the principal's tie. A wee bit of revenge, one might say. And sure enough, the entire school gathered in the auditorium to yell their approval as they watched the 21 top fundraisers ruin Mr. Cor- nwall's not-so-fashionable neck- piece. Philip Edgar was the first, since he raised the most money, a grand total of $317.18. Gavin Cochrane came second, with $274.12, and Jason Fudge came third with $253.71. Sheena Glass came fourth with $249.76, but all 17 students who followed her had a chance to take home a piece of tie. Mr. Cornwall wasn't totally taken advantage of, however. When the last student had taken the last chunk of tie, leaving only the knot at his throat, he brazenly plucked out the hidden small end of the tie, which he had sneakily tucked inside his shirt before the tie-cutting ceremony. That action produced spontaneous and overwhelmingly deafening choruses of *'Cheater" from the au- dience members, many of whom ap- proached the principal afterwards and asked if he or she could cut off Don't lug a vacuum! Plug in the power of a Beam! FREE ESTIMATES for new or existing HOMES: / BUSINESSES. All material and workmanship guaranteed. JAN RENSINK 6855-8702 (Columbus) 150 Water St. Port Perry 985-2225 SPECIAL 4.00 OFF LARGE PIZZAS That's night! Buy one of our delicous pizzas with your choice of toppings present this coupon and save $4 00 This hot special runs from 4 PM to 8 PM Daily until the end of March '87 Don't Miss It! One Pizza per Coupon ~ WE DELIVER -- I ------ ------------ -- ------ -- -- -- -- -- ---- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- ------ the remaining, hidden, section of the tie. "No," was his curt reply, delivered with a grin. And while those students weren't successful in cutting off Mr. Cor- nwall's tie, the entire school was successful in raising more than $4,000 to be used for activities like school trips, and new team sweaters. You might say everyone shared a piece of the tie. Er, pie. Sheena Glass, one of the top magazine subscription sellers in Prince Albert Public School, managed to sell $249.76 worth of subscriptions. Her reward? A chance to get even with her prin- cipal, Bruce Cornwall, but cutting up his tie! Say it with a ... BALLOON BOUQUET Add to Your Bouquet Candy. Fruit, Wine, Jams and Mints The Balloon House Delivery Available GREYSTONE EQUESTRIAN CENTRE 986-5105 R.R. 2 SHIRLEY ROAD -- PORT PERRY KING'S PLATE DINING LOUNGE -- brosenys iE a LADIES NIGHT STEAK & SHRIMP DINNNER Gents ... $15.95 3 SPECIAL DRAWS ... Leather Wallet... Light Spring Jacket Gift Certificate Ladies 1/2 PRICE ER Pearse Jewellers -. Starbar Products (Chuck Preston) Golden Griddle -- SPECIAL THANK YOU T0 OUR SPONSORS --- DANCING 9 PM -- D.JJ. - LUNCHEON SPECIALS & DINNER MENU - WED thru SAT. ST. PATRICK'S SAT. SPECIAL Jon us to celebrate the wearing of the green! Special Irish Cuisine, Irish Coffee. Irish Whiskey, Green Bar DANCING 9 PM -- DJ. For reservations call Glenda 985-9711 SALAD, DINNER, DESSERT Don't forget our Super Sunday Buffet only $8.95 Every Sunday 12 Noon to 8 PM th JL he . Bema an dc ih