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Rob returns home from business trip to the Bahamas Seagrave and Area News by Ann Sandiford Final reminder of the Seagrave Fellowship Sister Dinner on December 7 at 6:00 p.m. at Greystone, tickets are $17.00 per person, please get your tickets this week if possible. Call Elizabeth at 985-3432, Erin at 985-9172, or Sue at 985-4012. Rob Cameron just returned home from a business trip in the Bahamas where he was working for John Stoneman who is the host of the t.v. show The Last Frontier. Rob works for a firm that made the underwater cameras. Happy birthday this week to Lindsay Sheehan and Adam Johansen. Final reminder of the Rob- inglade Ladies Group Meeting at Ann Sandiford's November 23. Please bring your mug, 50/50 draw and Christmas recipe exchange. Please call Diane Cooke with news items next week. shopping The store that honors Chris is the place to your Christm Because it's our "business" to honor Christ, we have an unusually fine selection of gifts that are uniquely appropriate for Christmas. There are books 'to "fit" everyone on your list. Bibles. Jewelry. Exciting recordings of today's tian musical artists. Wall hangings, posters--and more. Stop in to see us this Christmas season. You'll find a store full 'of the kind of gifts your loved ones will treasure. Because .they honor Christ all year. Book And Gift Nook 534 Queen St. Port Perry 985-3880 NOW REGISTERING 4 WEEK EVENING COURSE -- Starts Nov. 27th -- Monday & Wednesday 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM 4 CONSECUTIVE DAY COURSE -- Starts Dec. 27th -- Wednesday to Saturday 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Learn to Drive... and Survive Over 300,000 graduates recommend 7) Young Drivers of Canada Training centers coast to coast © Driver training for all ages ° fone fourses avallable for o Free pick-up athome forin-car THE TER Hers ram is on ® Private in-car Instruction Hodes) a Young Divers cents. © Defensive driving you can live with For information, brochures and course schedules call: Now Accepting VISA 2 BROCK 8T.W., UXBRIDGE 852-9705 The Potpourri Craft Guild i held a Christmas Bazaar at the Oddfellows Hall Friday, and & iy 2 Saturday. There were a variety of handmade crafts on hand, such as: Christmas decora- tions, grapevine wreaths, apple dolls, knitting, woodworking, baked goods, and a variety of handmade articles. Pictured is Eileen Draper, president of the Potpourri Craft Show. Week aimed at changing attitudes Here is a summary of the special events planned to draw public attention to this year's Recycling Week theme "Chang- ing Attitudes-Reduce, Reuse, Recycle." Women's Institute members will have displays on recycling at Scugog Memorial Library and Community Memorial Hospital. Pine Ridge Garden Club will be in charge of, a display at the Scugog Township Office, and Myers Cash and Carry Bulk Foods Store will host a display as well. Come and learn more about current ways of dealing with gar- bage and how individuals can become involved in decision- making about it at the Scugog Library on Tuesday evening, 7 November 21 at 7:15 p.m. The film '""The Sound of the Stream" - will be shown and discussion will take place over coffee afterward. '"'Recycle" a used toy that is clean and in good condition by dropping it off at the Toy Lending Library on Thursday, November 23 at the United Church between 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. Keep in mind that in addition to recycling, reduction and reuse are also important components of the new "3 R's." Environment Minister Jim Bradley has established targets of 25 percent waste reduction by 1994 and 50 percent by the year 2000. If we are to meet these targets, we will all have to get serious about the 3 R's. With industry and commer- LE > Water St. Port Perry 983-900 sas cial operations producing an estimated 60 percent or more (or approximately 5 million tonnes) of the waste going to Ontario land- fill sites every year, businesses must devote extra energy to the waste reduction issue as well. Let's all take advantage of Recycling Week to put our heads together and come up with new ideas of how we can all stop being part of the problem, 'and start "becoming part of the solution! If you have comments or ques- tions about Recycling Week, or would like to receive more infor- mation about waste reduction in general and recycling in par- ticular, contact Recycling Week coordinator, Janet Banting at 985-3225. '. . We.