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Recycling week November 20-26 The theme for this year's Recycling Week, coming up November 20-26th, is 'Changing Attitudes: Reduce-Reuse- Recycle." Plans are well under- way for activities that will draw people's attention to the desperate need to reduce the amount of gar- bage we create. Several local businesses have been contacted and asked to en- courage customers to "BYOB"' - bring your own bag-when shopp- ing. Grocery store managers are being asked to become part of the solution to the garbage problem by reducing unnecessary packag- ing of fruits and vegetables, for example, since styrofoam trays are often not really needed and definitely do create a lot of extra garbage. Many youth groups such as Cubs, Scouts, Brownies, etc. have been notified of Recycling Week and asked to draw attention to it. Essay contest The Optimist Club of Uxbridge will hold an essay contest on the subject of Freedom, Our Most Precious Heritage beginning in October. The contest is open to all high school students in grades 10 through 13 in the Uxbridge and Port Perry areas. Local winners will receive medals and cer- tificates, and the first place win- ner will move on to the Central Ontario District contest. The author of the winning entry in the district contest will be awarded an expense paid four day trip to the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania for a special seminar on the subject of Freedom and Leadership. - The winner of the Optimist In- ternational contest will be selected from all district winners and will, with his parents, enjoy a trip to the Optimist Interna- tional Convention City in addition to a scholarship worth more than $5,000.00 at an institute of higher learning of his or her choice. The second and third place winners in the International contest will gain scholarships worth $3,000.00 and $2,000.00 respectively. Entries must be original, com- pletely by contestants without assistance and be submitted by December 1. Students at Uxbridge Secon- All schools will be receiving a "teachers' package' with sugges- tions for activities related to recycling. Businesses interested in finding out how to create less garbage in the workplace are being inform- ed that they are welcome to invite a staff member from Durham Region to come and conduct a "waste audit." The contact per- son for this is Sherry Eaton at 668-7721. During Recycling Week there will be displays at various loca- tions to show people the kinds of things that can be recycled, as well as how to reuse many other items creatively. Local Women's Institute members, who have focused on recycling issues for the past two years, will be in charge of many of these displays. On Tuesday, November 21 there will be a film called "The Sound of the Stream' shown at the Scugog Memorial Library for people who are interested in lear- ning more about the pros and cons of current and proposed methods of waste management (i.e. what to do with and where to put gar- bage). Since this whole issue is so critical right now, it is hoped that there will be a good turnout of people to see the film and generate discussion. Finally, keep in mind that the Santa Claus parade is going to be taking place during Recycling Week. If your, group can manage to incorporate something on the 'recycling theme into your float plans, that would be a worthwhile contribution to the week's events. Check next week's paper for display locations and more details on the information night at the library. Contact Janet Banting at 985-3225 if you have information or suggestions about Recycling Week. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 7, 1989 -- 37 COA) Oc Fellows & Rebekahs TRIP of the MONTH WINNERS From SEPTEMBER 1988 to SEPTEMBER 1989 SEPTEMBER 1988 -- Caribbean Cruise (1 week) - Stan & Anne Wotten, Little Britain Free Ticket - Jack & Aileen Moore, Port Perry OCTOBER 1988 -- os r Holiday Beach Curacao (1 week) - Rick & Elaine Larocque, Port Perry * Free Ticket - James Shanley, Port Perry NOVEMBER 1988 -- Seawind Beach, Jamaica (1 week) - Gordon Trip, Port Perry Free Ticket - E.J. Smale, Seagrave DECEMBER 1988 -- Cartagena, Columbia (1 week) - James Burghgraef, Port Perry Free-Ticket - Marjory Medley, Toronto JANUARY 1989 -- Las Vegas (1 week) - Mr. & Mrs. H. McChesney, Toronto Free Ticket - Morley Bruce, Seagrave FEBRUARY 1989 -- ; Dominican Republic (1 week) - Merlin & Dora Dowson, Port Perry Free Ticket - Hugh Smith, Oshawa MARCH 1989 -- Waikiki (2 weeks) - John & Edna Beckett, Port Perry Free Ticket - Earl Geer, Port Perry APRIL 1989 -- ' Porta Vallarta (1 week) - Mary Lawrence, Port Perry Free Ticket - Rick Larocque, Port Perry MAY 1989 -- Florida (1 week) - Allen Marten, Port Perry | Free Ticket - Mr. & Mrs. Chesney, Toronto JUNE 1989 -- Cable Beach, Nassau - Pierre LeDuc Free Ticket - Ron Wannamaker, Oshawa JULY 1989 -- California (1 week) - Grant Bright, Port Perry Free Ticket - Rhoda Strong, Port Perry AUGUST 1989 -- : Las Vegas (1 week) - Richard Young, Port Perry Free Ticket - Mark Hancock, Oshawa -- ALL TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS MADE THROUGH -- NONQUON TRAVEL LTD. Port Perry 985-8431 PUBLIC NOTICE Regarding the proposal to change the name for identification purposes of two small sections of Woodbridge Circle on Plan 40M-1439 (Oak Hills Estates). Notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of the Municipal Act that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Scugog proposes to pass a By-Law that would change the name of two portions of Woodbridge Circle to Wyldewood Court and Wintergreen Court on Plan 40M-1430 (Oak Hills Estates), in the Township of Scugog, in the former Township of Reach. It should be noted that the Developer has consented to the application. NOTE: Lots 1 to 7 inclusive will front on Wintergreen Court. Lots 28 to 32 inclusive will front on Wyldewood Court. The proposed plan and description showing the lands affected may be viewed in the Clerk-Administrator's Department, Township of Scugog, Municipal Office, 208 North Street, Port Perry, Ontario. On December 4, 1989 at 5:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers, Municipal Office, 181 Perry St., Port Perry, Ontario, the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Scugog will hear any person by his Solicitor or Agent, who claims his lands will be prejudicially affected by the said By-Law. Any person who wishes to be heard should, as soon as possi- ble, make application to: Earl S. Cuddie, AM.C.T.,, CM.C. Clerk-Administrator dary School wishing to enter should contact Mr. Bill Brown of the History Department. Others may contact: David A. Reid, 28 First Avenue, Uxbridge. Tel. 852-5452. It was scary business at Hank's Pastries on October 31. The employees got Into the Halloween spirit by dressing up for the customers. Pictured above Is (front, from left) Debbie Storms, Kim Norton, Jennifer Craighton, (at back) Maureen Moore, Mary Saunders, Debbie Bailey and Eleanor Zeinglen. If you haven't got 'em, grab 'em quick! Your tickets aboard the Pirate Adventure A SCUGOG CHORAL SOCIETY PRESENTATION Anne Bonney WORLD PREMIERE at TOWN HALL 1873 Corner of Queen and Lilla Streets, Port Perry BOOK, LYRICS & DIRECTION by NINA FOXALL MUSICAL SCORE & DIRECTION by THOMAS MILLAR ASSOCIATE, CAROL McGRATH THURS., NOV. 16, 23, 30 FRI., NOV. 17, 24, DEC. 1 Doors Open SAT., NOV. 18, ¥, DEC. 3 7:00 PM Admission: $10.00 (*7.00 on Thurs., Nov. 16, 23) Tickets available at IRWIN SMITH MUSIC LTD. Or call: (705)357-2340 or 985-3104 No exchange or refunds; Door Pickup deadline at 7:30 PM TAAVELLED ROAD XNOWN 1S CONTAE ROAD os Fob onl 301%) Yi, 8:00 PM CHORAL SOCIETY