PAGE 2. WEDNESI)AY. MARCH 8.1M7'. WIIITBY FREE Sjtylsi 77'8 77 Meuà 2 Dr. 2 Dr., Fully factory IJc A 472$m 77 Cessr 4 br. LNT. 4 Dr., H.T., Loaded with extras. UÀc. LYB 730$4 5 77 Cornet2Or. 2 Dr., 6 cyl., auto., PIS, styled wheels, lots of extsras. lic. LYB 6230$695 683->5541 683-55-40 Depndé. &Affordh 74 Deko. 1210 Spotless throughout, 2 yr. warrantyll Lic. JAH 460 $695 PRICES EFFECTIVE March 15/78 73 Ford LTD. Ireugkum Very Clean, runs perfect. Lic. APB 528 $9 76 Ford. F-100 Superce 8 cyl., auto., power equipped, rear smats, 18,000 miles.> Lic. E2477$39 683î-840 ,c Imm" Rd> 2 u am Muaueru Spedal BonusDi Red Cross The Whltby branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society had a year of growth and developrnent in 1977, Presi- dent Iacquie Slms reported at the recent annual meeting. Durlng the year the Board e stabished. qew committees to deal with budget and office managements and many. im- provements were made I the office at the Centennial Buid- ing. For the flrst time, crafts made by the Red Cross ladies were sold locally to raise funds for the Red Cross In- ternational .and Domnestic Aid, program. An open meeting was held in whlch the public and other Durham, Region Red Cross branches were invited to hear and, Iearn about regional emergency services from Col. Steve Wotton. Blood donor clinios in- creased from, three to four during the year, and the Homemaker service almost doubWc in the number of homnemakers e<nployed and I e &repors, year A special funa-raislng drive was organized late in Novem- ber to assit the India cyclone vict[ms.' Approximately $900 was collected, said Mrs. Sims. Five meetings were held by the Presdent's Council for Durham Region to dis- cuss commnon intereats and problerns wth other Red Cross brantches. Mrs. Simns reported- that the Witby Red Cross wil need an additional $6,000 from the United Wayiii 1978, mnainly because of the cost of the Homemakers servicie doubling In the past year. The blood donor clinics met their quota last year, a total-of 998 units being col- lected. 1The womnen's work depart- ment, now called AID (Assis- tance, International and Domnést c) provided 3,600 blood transfusion swabs t6~ Ontario, Division, 172 sets of garments for the overseas pro- gram, and 236 craft Items which were sold to raise funds for the Red Cross internation- al aid.. Public relations projects included a poster and craft display in March at a down- town bank, a booth at the Chamber of Commerce trade fair, a booth at the social services display at the Oshawa Shopping Centre, the India Cyclone Relief Fund, and advertising for the AID craft sale in Uxbridge in December. In 1977, the Whitby Red Cross branch had 110 memn- bers, many of whons were active i women's work and the blood donor clinics. The ban cupboard was passed water safety tests. of growth actively used, provldlng hos- pital supplies for citizens ini the community. Fifteen baby layettes were dîstributed at the discretion of the Durham Social Service Department, and made by the Red Cross members. -Afternoon tea is served each Wednesday at Fairview Lodge, with the assistance of 115 church ladies' groups. Thtis program operates, ai year, with the exception of July and August. Other Red Cross projects mnclude assistance to. the Cen- tennial Senior Citizens Club, and plans are bcing made for a friendly visitation program in the near future lu .co-opera- ion with- the Community Care program. The homnemaker program suffered a deficit of $1 ,800 which will be madd up from United WaY funds. There was a considerable. increase ini days of service and eight new homemakers were hired to meet this demand. The work of the Red Cross was presented in an experimental programn to Grade 6 students at Kathleen Rowe School, and presenta- tion were made to 85 teachers on Professional Development Days. Seven Whitby schools par- ticipated in the India Cyclone Relief Fund which resulted in donations of $150-92 by five public schools, and $200 from Henry Street High School. In the water safety pro- gram, a cauroe was purchased for the Iroquois, Park pool, and 923 children and aduits ' [IMuùm OJ4mdmr 325 Simcoe Street S. Oshawa, Ontario ALI BREED GROOMING & CLIPPINO Bus. 579-0081 For this special 751h drawing, yourWintario ticketquaifis you for ai 5 regular $100000draws 2 specl prizes of $75%000 102 special prizes of $7,500 102 special prizes of $750 and thousands of other special prizes ... for a total of more titan 150,000 prizes worth nearly $6 million! Your içgWm~Wintario ticket number gives you thousands zpore chances to win ini this Diamond Jubilee bonus draw! It's good for ail the regular tax-free prizes... PLUS SIX SPECIAL BONUS DRAWS, featuring two bonus prizes of $75,000, for tickets with the correct series number and five-digit ticket numnber combnations. In addition, two spt- five-digit nuinbers w«il be drawn-one for $7,500 and the other for $750-PLUS two other three-digit nuxnbers for overl8,000 $25'prizes.There will also be over 35,000 $25 prizes for having the last three digits correct in the four major bonus draws! Prizes shown arc based on issuance of 102 series of ickets. Each ticket is eligible to win only one prize in connection with any regular or bonus prize-wîiaing number.Wiing tickets must bc presented for payment within a year of Uic drawing date. For fiurther deuails seeThe Lottery News of Mardi 3rd at your retailers. weaflwin 1 4 l' - - 2T' Pý J. STEAK HOUSE 918 BROCK ST. M. WHI#Toy 0F CHAR OILED SEAKS IEVERY TUESDAY IS CANADIAN LOBSTER TAIL NIGHT S7.95 To AVOIO DELAY PLEASE CALL FOR RESERVATIONS, 668-369 EVERY WEDNESOAY IS SURF & TURF NIGHT -s7.95 - - 0151fER LOCATIOMS WATERLO CAMORIDGE LONDON 1W STRAIFORO SRA&rtOt