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OO 21 OU ping oer wir) You can bury your head in a snowbank, or you can get out there and enjoy all a winter in Scugog has to offer! Skating! Snowmobiling! Hockey! Shopping! Theatre! Dining out! Music! You name It, and It'll be happening this winter in our community. To help you keep track, the Citizenis publishing a 'Winter Guide' Nov. 13, '91. If you own a business, this is the place to advertise. If you belong to an organization which is hosting a special event this winter, then By Mary Johansen White Ribbon Against Pornography provides Canad people with a simple but effective way to express their feelings, concern, and frustrations about pornography. The latést stats, according to the White Ribbon organization, reveal that 89 per cent of all sex offenders are heavily involved in pornography, often imitating the acts they see in videos and maga- zines. This nation-wide campaign to rid communities of pornogra- phy is spearheaded by Canadi for Decency, an organization founded some 20 years ago. The group is composed of both men and women. Men join because they are tired of the vio- lent male image. It provides a vehicle for people to express their individual desire to bring about change as far as pornography leg- islation is concerned. Obscenity [x PERSONAL TOUCH | Floral Specialists - Elegant Flower Arrangements > Silk, Fresh, Weddings, Funerals - Gift Baskets - Balloons 209 MARY STREET, 085 9360 = i=] | PORT PERRY (416) t's White Ribbon Week laws are grounded in community standards. But those standards must be expressed. The lack of expression is too often interpreted by law enforcement officials, judges and juries as tolerance and even acceptance. The White Ribbon Agains{* Pornography (WRAP) campaign will be a great expression of our community standard. 'We care and we count' is the slogan that has been adopt- ed for White Ribbon Week. And this week, those white ribbons will be displayed not just in stores but in other businesses, churches, offices and police sta- tions all over the country: RYAN Citizen today this is the place WILLIAMS to promote it. born Nov. 1st, 1990. I many cases, coming Loads of Love, nt be i 'roe of charge Cal the Grandma & Grandpa Citizen office to see how ill Amold in qualify. i Advertsing and non "~ BEC IEA w---- deadline for the wv Winter Guide We invite all citizens of Scugog to submit photographs is October 31st. and information for this space, "Family Matters", froe of charge, Time is running to mark these special events: First Birthdays for children; 25th, out. So call the to [ifty words or less). Wedding Announcements will also be published, free of charge, with a submitted photograph and copy of 100 words or less. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT THE "SCUGOG at 995-NEWS (965-6397) or drop into our office at 36 Water Street, Port Perry, Ontario LOL 1)2 Happy 1st Birthday "PUMPKIN" "" OCTOBER 30th 199% ] v Alicia Ellen Craig ] i. Lots of Love & Kisses {Tait Fashions' a he theme of a fashion show being hed by XI from everyone Epslion THbta Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Tuesday : Nov. 5, 7 p.m. at Port Perry United Church. Participating stores your little include this trio, rep here by Heather McCrae, Suzanne hog ed x heart has touched Lomas and Susan Bristol (Dor-Jeans, Wendy's Boutique and 2. . ad | Daphne's). Tickets are $8 each, avaliable from sorority members. 3 # yousee 1 WIN a FAMILY PORTRAIT SITTING LLOYD & BETTY BRUNNER 1.810" Print (Maximum 4 People) wish them a Offer ends Oct. 3191 Drop by for details HAPPY 40th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY | | | PHOTOGRAPHY paggpORTS While-U-Wait John, Donna, Tammy, Cheryl & |]. | | 985-1415 one HOUR PHOTO FINISHING « Located at "Same Day Service i -- FO Perry Street, Port Perry at No Extra Charge" v between the CUSTOM FRAMING - ALBUMS HAPPY 1st Royal Bank 8 LCBO. CAMERAS - PHOTO ACCESSORIES BIRTHDAY to our sweet little grandson The Murray House QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY Readers will be available for your personal readings on HALLOWE'EN THURSDAY, OCT. 31st for Lunch from 12t0 3PM for Dinner from 6 to Closing RESERVATIONS REQUIRED 985-2775