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The final tally is in, and last month's Gala Fundraising Dinner and Art Auction has raised just over $6,000 for the Scugog Memorial Library's Collection Development Fund. This means that, thanks to the community's support, approximately 250 new books and other items will be add- ed to the Library's shelves in the near future. Part of the support came in the form of the Buy-A-Book Lottery. Jean Cuddie of Port Perry was PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 13, 1990 -- 23 $6,000 raised for Library the lucky winner of a trip for two to Jamaica. And, everyone else who purchased a ticket will have their name entered in the front of a new book purchased by the Library. A list of these donors and the books purchased in their names will soon be posted at the Library. The Library would like to thank all those who attended and especially those whose contribu- tions made this first-ever event such a success. The artists who have exhibited at the Library + Now at your ERIVETE "FORD'LINCOLN MERCURY DEALERS over the y were extremely generous in their donations of art- work. Thanks also go to Kent Farndale and Don Cochrane who conducted the auction. Many local businesses donated goods and ser- vices, and Canada World Youth gave their time to set up the room and serve the meal, which was catered by Patti's Own Kitchen, And finally, the library expresses its appreciation to Don Harron, whose humour made the evening one Scugog won't forget for a long while. A friendly witch dropped into the Port Perry Star office re- cently to tell us how much money the Greenbank and Ep- som areas raised for UNICEF. The school children collected $568 and a Halloween party at the Greenbank Hall raised $17. The total is double what the schools raised last year. Running Boards, Push Bars, Spoiler Kits & Other Custom Accessories. 20° OFF 985-4222 country Ton) REATIY (1MITED Hwy. 7A & High Street, Port Perry, Ontario "The trouble with doing something right the first time is that nobody appreciates how difficult it was." A&W CONSTRUCTION'S Energy Savings Sale esses from 89 (up to 10 sq.ft.) STORM DOORS (2v2" Thick) from 295. THERMO REPLACEMENT WINDOWS (up to 10 sq.ft.) coer from 349 STEEL INSULATED DOORS Stanley from 495. INSULATE & STUD YOUR EXTERIOR 1 395 BASEMENT WALLS (up to 940 sq.ft.) .. from (all prices include material and labour) ALL TODAY Fon YOUR FREE ESTIMATE 985-31 18 On almost every new car and truck in stock! ao ZERO DOWN! ZERO INTEREST! ZERO PAYMENTS ... dl 'Program applies to all new 1991 and prior Rodel ve ar Ford, Mercury cars and light trucks excluding Crown Victoria, Grand Marquis, Continental, Town Car, Mark Vil an o Explorer Purchases must be made and taken from dealer inventory. All 1990 models include dealer participation excluding Escort and Bronco II. No payment for 120 days. Ford of Canada Limited will pay interest for the first 90 da J Example: 48-month contract, cost of money for first 90 days is nil. $15,000 financed over 45 months at 15.25% A.P.R., monthly payment is $439.74. Cost of borrowing is $4788.30. Offer available only to retail buyers financing their purchases through Ford Motor Credit. On apDioved credit. **Addlitional cash back of $350 on Festiva, $450 on Escort, Tracer, $500 on Probe, Mustang, Tempo, Topaz, Bronco ll, Ranger, $700 on Taurus, Sable, Thunderbird, Cougar, Aerostar, Econoline, Bronco and F-Series. See Dealer for details. DON'T MISS THE MOST INCREDIBLE OFFER OF 1990! TAYLOR FORD - MERCURY Hwy. 7A West, Port Perry 416-985-4451 BRANDON FORD MERCURY SALES Hwy. 47 South, Uxbridge 416-852-6185 Hi I EX PERIM N-MERCURY DEATFR! 'Where customers become friends.