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a a IE a ET -- ---- aa SSE _-_. As January the 15th, draws closer and the possibility of war in the Persian Gulf becomes a more likely realilty, the thought of young Canadians losing their lives hits hard as we begin this new year. A group of concerned people from the churches of St. Ber- nadettes in Nestleton and Sf. Thomas More in Millbrook are © striving to enlighten politicians and the public of their wish for pragotul resolution in the Persian ulf. They feel that the world powers Area news From Page 2 week the George Bryant family joined other members of the Or- miston clan at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ormiston, Brooklin. Hector and May Shortridge joined Bill and Sheila Shortridge, Stephanie and Casey for Christmas at Holland Landing with Sheila's mother and sister. Harold and Eileen McLaughlin hosted a family Christmas day gathering with Roy and Linda Bradburn, Matthew and Amanda, Janis and Bill St. John, Owen, Courtney and Heather of Port Perry, Kelly and Terry Gatchell and Sarah adding merriment to the occasion. A highlight of the day was a telephone call from Eileen's sister Helen and Stuart Dorrell who are holidaying in New Zealand. Please remember to phone in news items by next Monday mor- ning next week. Happy New Year! I sean BUILT-IN VACUUM | Factory Authorized out i Don't lug a vacuum. Plug in a Beam | I Every model priced to clear I quantities limited so call early! | Now, while stock lasts, all sales staff samples, demos, and floor display models are being sold at clearout ] prices on a first-come, first served basis. And we'll guarantee every model is good as new, by backing i your choice with the Beam 5-star guarantee induding 0 question guarantee you're i ouf money back." So don't lug a Pargsin-priced Beam todayl...and p start getting all the dirt your old- CANADA'S BEST-SELLING BUILT-IN VACUUM!" i + 4 fleam ol Canada Ine. 1990 81321 | CENTRAL CARPET & L UPHOLSTERY CARE 986-0828 Ce a WC OPEN 7 DAYS a WEEK EE should explore every possible avenue of dialogue and negotia- tion, leaving personal egos and nationalistic patriotism on the sidelines. It is time for honesty in relationships at home and abroad. The group of people from these parishes will be placing a candle, or a light, in their windows for the first seven evenings of the New Year. In so doing they hope to make their call for enlightenment and awareness heard in our Mayor's comments ~ From Page 1 reation facility is not possible for the Township in the current economic climate and the lack of new development levies flow- ing into Scugog's coffers. The Mayor said he is hope- ful that development in Scugog will perk up towards the end of the year, if the nation-wide re- cession eases. But development is also hampered locally by the lack of sewer capacity. There has been discussion of expanding the treatment ca- pacity, but no firm commitment from the Region. While the overall outlook this coming year is less than promising, Mayor Hall said one positive initiative for 1991 con- cerns the environment. The Mayor said the Town- ship hopes to start a compre- hensive public education cam- paign on the need to reduce garbage through re-cycling, re- using and reducing. And he hopes to get that campaign off the ground early in the year, following a meeting with council, Regional reps, and members of the Zero Garbage Committee, the citizens group that was formed in the fall when two potential dump sites were identified in Scugog's Ward 4. Amadeus. 3 by-- 1756 --e . 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In the meantime the coun- cil will be digging in to make every dollar count as Scugog braces for what may be one of the toughest years in recent memory. moO NIXON - ZWIRNER Donna Nixon, daughter of Leonard and Carmel Nixon, Prince Albert, and Karl Zwirner, son of Clare Fluke of Port Perry and Vern Zwirner of Ironbridge announce plans to .be married August 17th, 1991 in their home of Sudbury. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, January 2, 1991 -- 3 Two Oshawa men are fac- ing numerous charges includ- ing attempted murder after an attack on two others early Sun- day morning. Durham Police say the at- tack took place at 577 Laval Drive, Oshawa and resulted in two men sent to hospital for treatment. One was treated at Oshawa General and the other remains in stable condition in St. Mike's with head injuries. Police said a blunt instru- ment was used in the attack. A Pair charged statement issued Monday by Police offered no motive for the attack. Charged are Joseph Ed- ward Zarowny, 29, of 577 Laval Drive, Oshawa; and John Ian Lavoy, 31, of 506 Grandview Street South, Oshawa. In addition to attempted murder, the charges include ag- gravated assault, threatening death, assault with a weapon and unlawful confinement. Th¢ acgused were to attend a bail hearing Monday. Happy Birthday Hi everyone. I'm Ashleigh Paula Irene McCourt. I'm go- ing to be 1 year old on Jan. 5th. My proud parents are Angie Johnson and Mike McCourt. My grandparents are John and Pauline Woodcock, Paul & Diane McCourt. My great-grandparents are Murray and Irene Jones. All are very happy and excited about my very special day and | love you all. PLEASE NOTE: Anyone wishing to extend Happy Birthday greet- ings to their child, grandchild, etc. (maximum age three years) may do so in this feature. A clear, sharp photo and printed copy must be submitted. For price, deadlines and further details, contact the Port Perry Star at 985-7383. 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