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Peeking out from the nearly completed winter shelter, a lean-to constructed from cedar Geekie. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE . ADVERTISE WHERE IT PAYS ... BRUTONS >a DRUGS | 200 fd STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-2511 CUSTOMER DAY Thursday, March 5th 15% Off YOUR PURCHASES at BRUTON'S fwiudes Totecce. Prescrotont. Lottery Tokets and Sale Mem " N---- To show our appreciation for your patronage, on March 5. we will give you BAVE EVEN MORE WHEN YOU REDEEM THESE COUPONS GOOD TO MARCH 14th, 1887. fins DISPOSABLE DIAPERS With this coupon £9.99 ro oo only . on the purchase of one Pampers, Ultra Pampers, or Luvs Convenience size Disposable Diapers Special price \ without this coupon $10.99. Vahd only at BRUTON'S I.D.A. Coupon expires March 14/87 This coupon 1s worth 75¢ of! the retail pnce of one package of Always Plus MAXI PAD 26's. THIN MAXI PAD 26's or NIGHT MAXI PAD 24 sand Reguiar MAXI 30's. THIN a -- MAX! 30's and PANTILINER 48's - Coupon vahd only at BRUTON'S I.D.A. 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Eighteen boys from the Pine Ridge District Scouts (four troops) were taking part in the Winter Fun Day and as well as "GT races . (toboggans), the Scouts made winter shelters, and learned snowmobile safety, reading, and winter without a compass. Realizing I had only 15 minutes before 1 was supposed to be trail sign navigating somewhere else taking an anniver-, sary photo, I immediately asked to be shown the winter shelters, and boy, was I shown. } As every good Scout knows, you don't build a shelter out in the open. 5 #3 and a tent. a BEAUTIFUL HOME BUILT BY ... MAX HOME BUILDERS and located on EVALEIGH COURT, WHITBY, ONTARIO | 104 Prizes * Fantastic Odds BETTER THAN BO to 1 TO WIN A PRIZE exieins . VALUED AT $150,000.00 * Sth, 6th, 7th PRIZE - $3,000. ea. * Sth to 28th PRIZE - $1,000. ea * ist PRIZE - A NEW HOME * 2nd PRIZE - $25,000. * 3rd PRIZE - $10,000. * 4th PRIZE - $ 5,000. * 29th to 58th PRIZE - $500. ea. * 50th to 99th PRIZE - $250. ea. 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HOUSE DRAW: and mail form to: C.F. HOUSE DRAW. c/o Roy Good. R.R.3, Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3K4 APT POST 'CODE fx wilderness,' You build it in the middle of a forest, with lots of trees to protect you from the elements. So there I was, trailing a bunch of energetic youngsters through the bushes,' branches slapping in my face, tearing our my hair. ripping at my camera. Up and down hills, 1 followed them: faithfully, huftiag and puffing, wishing 1 was ten years old again and in shape "Here we are!' shrieked one of the boys, pointing out an amazing- ly well made lean-to constructed of cedar boughs. "That's (wheeze-huff-moan) great (cough, snort)" I said. 'Now wait a minute while my glasses un- fog." Fifteen minutes later I had seen most of the shelters, taken a few pic- tures and chatted with a great number of youngsters, all thrilled about the day. What a great day they were hav- Fun Day takes a breather in front of an open fire ing, trekking through "the "having a weiney-roast over an open fire, and pretending to be Daniel Boones ir the great. outdoors. And while I couldn't help but share some of their exuberance, [ was more concerned about being soaking wet, freezing to death, and late for my next appointment. Not to mention the long waik back to my car. By the time I reached it, I was so out of breath I was still puf- fing when I got to the anniversary celebration. And, may I add, I must have been some sight, what with wet pants, fogged glasses and twigs in my hair. Anyways, the next time you see me looking like I just climbed a mountain, you can rest assured--I was. Scugog hridge February 18, 1987 " Afternoon - 3 Table Howell - Avg. 20 1st - Doris Phinney & Peter Fran- cis 241; pts. 2nd Jeane Dymond & Helen Mathieson 24 pts. Evening - 5 Table Howell - Avg. 36 1st - Diane Berkers & Fred Mar- shall 481; pts. 2nd - Suzanne & Eric Farncombe 381, pis. 3rd - Lynette & Grant Real 37 pts 4th - Doris Phinney & Otto Czilok 3612 pts. 1 8 4 i STR