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OF TECH RAO CASES] PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 29, 1980 -- 23 - QE AN BA SENOS a Se Vm Eo nila 3 3 [41] PIF AYE A 3) HE ay ny He UNICEF celebrates 25th anniversary In 1955, the Canadian UNICEF Committee was formed and raised $15,000.00. In 1979 Canadian young- sters raised $1,500,000.00, over $529,000 of this amount was collected by Ontario youngsters. - "They youngsters of our area schools: R.H. Cornish, Prince Albert, Raglan, Epsom, Greenbank, and Cartwright Public Schools raised $738.85 of that $529,000.00. ' This Community can be very pround of their young children who, while collect- ing treats for themselves, still remember those desti- tute and dying children throughout the rest of the world. Some of these children started helping UNICEF when they were in kinder- garten. Some have continu- ed even while they are attending high school. The Year of the Child is over, but the children are still with us. In the past year conditions in the Cambodian Regugee Camps have improved services. properly! issues. RUTH MARK _ A Strong Voice at Scugog |. Dear Scugog Electors, Two of the most crucial and expensive aspects of municipal government are policing and social Regional government has a strong influence on our neighbourhoods. oS Regional government has the primary respon sibility for maintaining tolerance and harmony in the diverse communities which make up Durham... A job which I believe is not being done Unfortunately, most of these Durham wide issues get lost at election time in a blizzard of local The primary function of local council is to make Life in Scugog Safe, Enjoyable, and Just! We should insist that our Mayor and Regional Councillor demand that Regional Government slightly, but babies and youngsters are still dying by the hundreds. Algeria has been hit by a devestating earthquake, and now the children caught in the horrors of war in Iraq and Iran, all of these children need UNICEF. The following are what your donations help UNICEF provide for the Children of the World. Five cents buys a dose of antibiotic medicine; thirty cents buys vitamin A and D capsules; $5.00 stocks a pond with fish for food; $24.00 buys a water testing kit to make sure the water is safe. Through your continued generosity UNICEF can continue to feed, clothe and care for the physical and emotional needs of these children. Friday October 31st is Hallowe'en. Please drive carefully and watch closely for those who will be out Trick or Treating. If you require any infor- mation or if you have any questions please call Mrs. _ Joanne Huston at 985-2807. --- Farmers beware of silo gas being reminded of the dangers of silo gas. With our larger tower silos, it would appear that silo gas is a problem that is here to stay. . Silo gas is a reddish-brown to yellowish-brown gas in high concentration that smells somewhat like bleach, although the absence of colour and odour does not indicate it is not present. It is heavier than air, and thus tends to hang along the surface of the silage, or spill down the chute of a tower silo and into the feedroom. It can be present within a few hours after filling, with the greatest danger being 12 to 60 hours later. The danger period can last up to three weeks. In high concentration it can cause irritation of the eyes, throat, and lungs, and can result in pneumonia- like respiratory problem - days or even weeks after exposure. The culprit is silo gas is nitric oxide, which is produced as a by-product of the fermentation EE , | With silo filling in progress, farmers are again process. This takes place in a silo almost ! | : g E £ LTT EE EE EE EE ETE EEE EE EEE TTT COUNTRY VILLAGE Pant 'n Top Shoppe 64 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-3756 if i x 1 immediately after filling. The nitric oxide yr readily combines with the free oxygen in the 1 i atmosphere to form nitrogen dioxide or silage § ps gas. : £3 Because of the possibility of poisonous gases Lo being present, farmers are advised to stay clear wer, of the silo for a period of three weeks after filling. Yt After this period of time, the danger of nitrogen | AN dioxide gas is greatly reduced; however, steps i ] should be taken to adequately ventilate the silo /i before entering. Running the forage blower for 15 to 20 minutes, with the door closest to the silage open, is recommended. This will allow the nitrogen dioxide to escape when the blower is turned on. Adequate ventilation at the base of the silo, for example, in a feedroom should also be provided to allow any gases that may be present, to escape. Doors between the stable and the silo or feedroom should be kept closed to avoid contamination of the barn area. Everything ORDERED SOLD #0 #4e BARE WALLS SALE STARTS TOMORROW 10 A.M. ) LADIES ) KNIT TOPS Assorted Values to $33. HERE'S YOUR INVITATION T0 WIN A BEAUTIFUL PRIZE WANTED FIFTY OR MORE PEOPLE TO JOIN GRAND PRIZE CAMPAIGN CREATED BY OUR ADVERTISING AGENCY -- JUST TO HELP ADVERTIS| THIS SALE HERE IS FUN -- FASCINATION -- EVERY CONTESTANT RECEIVES FULL, FAIR OPPORTUNITY TO WIN and Fabrics Valuesto $34 SAVE All Merchandise in Store CORDS Were Yen: Reduced by at Least: Straight & G.W.G. 20% And Many Itenis Selling At 1/2 Price. Shop & Save Now for Christmas! LADIES' JEANS Chic * Rainbow * Carhartt * Levi Values to $34.00 SAVE 20% yo (7/3 Pa | TODAY! Men's Levi Regular Leg LEVI Reg. $27.00 SWEATERS Assorted Values 10 $30 SAVE Sizes 8to 18 Reg. $19.95 + NOW 20% s._J} be more accountable to the people of the com- These Beautiful Prizes Given oh FREE $14.99 Fiupities i sevbes. FREE - OVER $600. IN PRIZES T-SHIRT I value your comments and help. It is my inten- 1)Stereo- 8 Track With Any Purchase . tion to be a strond and forceful community repre- 2 Liigh Sark Wikies Chur Over $25.00 Now, e / it ri wers P ete sentative for you on council! : Sot Dried Flows SERRE re PPR BPatieg iad 1/2 PRICE CORDS . | On November 10th - Vote Pines se strc. ona res ae SoRDS. Pe | = : Contest Ends at 1 P.M. Summer Play Wear * Much More ONLY Casual 8 Dress i g Bring this Coupon lo Our Store Todoy! 1/2 PRICE $ 10.99 J SAVE $8 : 20% | a EVERYITEMAT BARGAIN PRICES . | AREA COUNCILLOR PHONE 416-985-2304 470 MacDonald Street, Port Perry, Ontario Sincerely, Ruth Mark COUNTRY VILLAGE Pant 'n Top Shoppe 64 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-3756