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PAGE 4 TERRACE BAY NEWS OCTOBER 18, 1972 U.N.l.C.E.F.- cont'd from page 3 ... from governments and from people like YOU. 124 countries and 27 national committees between them raised $70 million last year. From all its income, UNICEF spends less than 8¢ from each dollar on administration. Almost all of what is raised goes directly to helping those who need it most. In Canada, the Canadian UNICEF Committee, through its provincial organizations and volunteers, raised over $1.8 million last year through its record- breaking programs at Hallowe'en, the sale of Greet- ing Cards, and other projects. Here in Terrace Bay, the students collected $160.37 in last year's Hallowe'en campaign. With your help, this total can be increased!!! When you give to UNICEF, do you know what investment you're getting? Give some thought to the following statistics. .... and let your conscience guide you in making your contribution. Do you know that we spend more in two hours on world armaments than we spend on world development in a whole year? Have you considered that there are thirty-two million children who suffer from malnutrition so severe that they will never be healthy and even their brains cannot develop fully? How do you feel about the fact that here in Canada alone we spend $30 million on candy, cars and over $100 million on cosmetics each year? Does it bother you at all that three- quarters of all the children in developing countries get no education at all -- or at least none beyond grade three -- because there aren't enough teachers? And what of this choice: ten cents will buy a bag of potato chips..... or the vaccine to protect 10 children from small pox. Where do YOU place YOUR priorities? Every coin you give helps children all over the world. 5¢ sends them 25 glasses of milk. 10¢ saves two children from blindness. 25¢ will buy a baby ' FRIDAY AND © SATURDAY ~-- EVENINGS ) Mayfair Hotel ~~ - chick. $1.00 will buy 20 bars of soap. When the witches and goblins come to your door on Hallowe'en, many of them will be carrying UNICEF collection tins. They're willing to share their Hallowe'en with those less fortunate. How about you? The choice isours. co... . RECREATION NEWS Register For The Following Men's Fitness Programme - Any male adults interested in taking part in a Men's Fitness Programme must re- gister by this Friday, October 20th, by leaving their name and telephone number at the Recreation Office. Thus far 7 adults have indicated an interest to take part in this programme. Sessions would probably be held once weekly. Day and time of sessions would be decided by the participants. Register by this Friday. Girls' Ringette - Ringette forms have been circulated through the schools and any girls from 8 to 16 years of age inclusive can register by filling out the proper form and returning it ot the Recreation Office by Friday, October 27th. All information concerning this programme is outlined on the registration form. All participants must be members of the Recreation Association. Junior Badminton - Registration forms for the Junior Badminton programme have been circulated through the schools. Any students in Grades 7 and 8 interested in taking part in the Junior Badminton programme can - register by filling out the registration form and re- turning it to the Recreation Office by Friday, October' 27th. All participants must be members of the Recrea- tion Association. Curl ing And Arena Ice The Recreation Office hopes that ice will be avail- able in the arena - Continued on page 5 Schreiber na REMBER VAN & STORAGE LTD. AGENT FOR UNITED VAN LINES INQUIRES: CALL COLLECT (807)577-5771 WRITE: 1201 W. WALSH ST., THUNDER BAY LONG DISTANCE MOVERS