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46 - Wednesday, October 30, 1985 - North Shore News

Help to fill
UNICEF boxes

SMALLPOX IS now
eradicated, with the last
reported case in East Africa
in 1977,

UNICEF, the United Na-
tions Children’s Fund, is
now trying to eradicate the
six leading child killers in the
developing world: polio,
measles, whooping cough,
tetanus and tuberculosis.
Most of these diseases. are
only a bad memory in the
developed countries of the
world, but in Third World
nations they are very much
alive.

Mobile immunization
teams, trained and equipped
by UNICEF, travel
throughout the countryside
in Africa, Asia and Latin
America. Their goal is to
protect all children who
could otherwise die for the
want of a few cents’ worth
of vaccine.

With the Trick-or-
Treater’s help, UNICEF
supplies vehicles, fuel, medi-
cal equipment and the vac-
cines themselves.

Bazaar this weekend

THE 34th annual Hadassah
Bazaar will take place in the
PNE Showmart and Forum
November 3 and 4.

Over 1,400 women — all
volunteers -- work year

round to put on this gigantic’

two-day bargain department
store. ;

From Page 43

bacon) -

SUPER VALU: Round
steak is $2.29 lb. — excellent
stuffed and rolled (brown
and then braise for a couple
of hours). Hot bread, white
or whole wheat is 59¢ and
Topfrost Ice Cream: is #3.88
for 4L.

SAFEWAY: Fresh pork
shoulder is 79¢ Ib, shrimp is
$4.99 Ib, Town House 19-0z
tins tomatoes are’ 78¢. (case.

Tot a good idea!) Large eggs
are $1.28.

STONG'S: Veal sale —~ try

the veal breast at-$1.88 Ib.
= it’s great for stuffing. Try

serving the left-overs sliced.

cold with scalloped potatoes.

Fryers, utility, are 95¢ Ib,
Sun Rype: Blue Label Apple .

Juice is 89¢:-~ 1 L, and
tomatoes are 49¢ Ib.

-WOODWARDS: Large eggs

are $1.29, broccoli is 39¢ lb,

Swift's bacon is $2 pkg.

(freeze some for later.) ~
Co ee .

if Parkay Margarine is |

your favorite, buy a ‘case at
either Safeway or Stong’s at
$2.49 — 3 Ib. pkgs.

compact. Tim. Mounts ‘under
kitchen cabinets or on counter.
Many special fealures.

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HOME FURNISHINGS

Warehouse/Showroom

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
(2 biks. behind the Avalon)
at 1075 Roosevelt Cies., N.Van.

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12-4 Sun

Everything from new and
used clothing to furniture
will be on sale,

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LONG DISTANCE

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