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en LS) 2= Swain) wr give 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 23, 1990 Women explore garbage HABIT #2 - to reduce garbage - Pack lunches in reuseable con- tainers which produces no litter or garbage. _ At the Blackstock United Church three children were bap- tized, Kaitlin Marie daughter of Leanne and Jim O'Donnell; Mat- thew Michael Stewart, son of Susan and Michael White and Jocelynn Alexandra, daughter of Lynn and Alex Welker. The Junior Choir sang the an- them entitled 'When Someone Shouts and Calls Us Names' after which Rev. Dale gave a message on Trusting. Please remember that there will be no church ser- vice next week at Blackstock and the following Sunday will be An- niversary Sunday with Rev. Doreen VanCamp preaching. Alex and Lynn Welker enter- tained the immediate family for brunch after Jocelynn's Christen- ing. They planted a tree in honour of the occasion. Attending the family gathering were grand- parents Harvey and Claudia McDairmid, grandparents Pat and John Houston of Cobourg; great grandmother Mrs. Dorothy McDiarmid; Godparents Mike McDiarmid and his fiancee Cindy Stewart, and Uncle Jim Welker of Cobourg. Cindy and Dennis Werry, Robert and John of Kedron hosted a family gathering in honour of Kaitlin O'Donnell's baptism. Guests, were her parents Jim and Leanne O'Donnell and big sister Ashley of Kitchener, grand- parents Keith and Wilma Van- Camp, Barry and Jay VanCamp all of Blackstock, Debbie and Bill Showler of Oshawa. Dianne Gatchell is ome recuperating from surgery in Oshawa Hospital. Mrs. Jean Trewin underwent surgery last week in Oshawa Hospital and hopes to be home again by mid- week. Belle Werry and Irene McKee are both patients in Port Perry Hospital. We wish all of these ladies improved health, Henry and Tammy Wolters and family recently moved into their beautiful new home on Highway 7A west of the village. Jim and Hazel Coates have moved into their new home on Sunrise Cres. Welcome to the village. There were 18 tables at the An- niversary Euchre on Tuesday, October 16. Winners: Ladies - Dorothy Edwards, Grace Smith, Ruby Cochrane and Marie Geer. Low - Eileen Warder. Draws - Mervyn Storrie, Betty Barnett, Ruby Smith, Betty Hockley, Dorothy Beach and Bernice Daniels. Prizes were given as follows: Oldest Lady - Meta Swain; Oldest Gentleman - Harold Burgess; Nearest Wed- ding Anniversary - Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gibson; Nearest Birthday - Dorothy Archer; Door Prize - Manny Saltariche. Morning Unit of the U.C.W. On October 17 the regular meeting of the morning unit was held at the home of Dorothy Ven- ning with 16 members present. Our usual delicious morning "snack" was accompanied by a FOR CHILDREN ONLY o DAYS of SAVINGS Tuesday to Saturday, October 23rd to 27th, 1990 discussion pa GST, the 6th reunion at the High School and the growing problem of Durham's garbage which we sincerely hope will not be dumped in Cartwright. Unit Leader Peggy Larmer opened the meeting with a poem reminding us to take time to think "In our Busy Week." She thank- ed Dorothy for providing such a warm, cheerful atmosphere on a dull day for our meeting. A thank you letter from the Hospital Aux- iliary thanking us for the layette was read. Unit Leader Peggy reminded us of the following upcoming events - Regional meetings Oct. 23 and 24 at Hampton and Greenwood. Workshop on Stress at Quin-Mo- Lac on November 9 and 10, and the Men's Dinner on December 7. Turn to Page 29 >. 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This was one of the reasons, Suzanne Storgato, of Suz's Pumpkins, designed a sign to hang on your door, so trick-or- treaters, know if you still have candy to hand out. The fluorescent orange signs have a smiling pumpkin with the words Trick or Treat on one side, and a sad pumpkin with the word "Sorry" on the other that lets children know you are out of goodies. Suzanne made 10, 000 signs which are available at many lo- cations. In Port Perry they can be purchased at the Port Perry L.G.A., or at Honey Grove Coun- try Cabin. She also has the signs in many other stores in Oshawa, Barrie, and Orillia. The signs can be purchased at these loca- tions for $2.99. Kick'r to perform at Legion Friday "Kick'R", a five member band, who has opened for big name bands such as "Kiss" is coming to the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 419'c, Hallo- ween bash on Friday, October 26. Because the Legion recentl y changed its constitution to a low children of Veterans to join along with their spouses there are more younger members all the time. According to Bob Douglas, Veteran, there are currently 145 Veterans, out of 600 members of the Legion. They are outnumbered by three to one. Because the new members are of a younger gen- eration, their type of activities reflect a younger type of music. Mr. Douglas added that "we (the Legion) hope the younger ta, will carry on the good works of the Legion, as far as community wor is con- cerned." Two members of Kick'R, Jeff Brown, and Dennis Watson, are Scugog residents, and also Associate members of the Le- 8 Other members are Dave Beno, of Oshawa, on guitar, Fred Collins, of Ajax, on the drums, and Bill Jeffers of Pick- eringis the lead singer. The band which has been to- gether for three years, has re- cently opened for Kiss, and on November, 2, will be opening for Northern' Pikes, in Mount Hope. Jeff Brown states the group plays mostly late 70's, and ear- ly 80's type music. About one third of their songs are original, but also perform Led Zeppelin, and ZZ Top music. Tickets will be on sale until Wednesday, October 24 for $7.50 per person. They can be purchased in the downstairs ounge at the Legion, or by call- ing Maureen Wren at 985- 344b. Tickets will be available at the door at an increased cost of $9.00 per rson. A hot etis included in the price of admission, and Hallo- ween costumes are optional for the event.