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16 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 23, 2001 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Unpasturized juices can be harmful Durham health warns of bacteria Durham Region Health Department is warning area residents to be cautious of drinking unpasturized fruit juices or cider products as they may contain harmful bacteria. "Ontario farms produce a variety of nutritious fruits and vegetables that we can all enjoy," explains Alex Connor, Manager, Environmental Health with the Health Department. "However, it is important to be cautious of unpasturized juices that are often sold at roadside stands, fairs and farmers markets." According to Health Department officials, unpastur- ized fruit juices can become contaminated with harmful bacteria, therefore, it is recommended to drink only Classes for Seniors who want to dance e Ballroom ¢ Latin Line Dancing A safe way to exercise & have fun! Limited space call early! PORT PERRY DANCE ACADEMY LTD. 112 Water Street, Port Perry 905-985-5081 CAN'T USE IT? CLEAR IT OUT! AT NO COST TO GROWERS OUTDATED. UNUSABLE, AND/OR NO LONGER REGISTERED AGRICULTURAL CROP PROTECTION PRODUCTS FULL OR PART CONTAINERS TO ANY PARTICIPATING DEALER FOR SAFE, CONVENIENT DISPOSAL. SUNDERLAND Sunderland Co-op 705-357-3491 pasteurized juices and ciders. If you do purchase unpas- turized products, it is strongly advised that juices and ciders be boiled for at least one minute before drinking to reduce the risk of becoming ill. Young children, the elderly and people with weak- ened immune systems are at increased risk for develop-. ing severe illness from consuming unpasturized prod- ucts. If illness occurs as a result of food contamination, seek medical attention immediately. Symptoms can occur within two to 10 days of consuming contaminated food and include stomach cramps, vomiting, fever and diarrhea. "It's important that residents understand what they are buying and that they are aware of the potential risks to their health," says Mr. Connor. "By paying close atten- tion to these precautions, everyone should be able to enjoy the foods associated with the fall season." www.portperrystar.com Wednesday, Oct. 24 Sunderland United Church hot turkey din- ner - starting at 4 p.m. - Info. 705-357-3976. Friday, Oct. 26 Hot Beef Dinner - Trinity United Church, Uxbridge - 4:30 - 7 p.m. Continuous Buffet. Info. 905-852-3498. Friday, Oct. 26 Peniel fowl supper - 4:30 p.m. until all are served. Saturday, Oct. 27 Roast beef dinner - St. John's Presbyterian Church, Queen St., Port Perry - 6:30. Saturday, Oct. 27 Harvest Bazaar & Craft Sale - for Uxbridge Community Care - Seniors Centre - 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 27 Giant craft show & sale - 10 - 3 - Trinity United Church Hall, Uxbridge. Saturday, Oct. 27 Community clothing swap - 9-noon - Emmanuel Pentecostal Church, Port Perry. Bring fall & winter clothing for Directory of Coming Events swap on Oct. 22-25 to the church between 9 & 4. Sunday, Oct. 28 Amis Du Jazz - Church' in Sonya - 7 p.m. - $15 - Howard Ross & the Full Court Blues Band - Dance Floor. Info. 705- 357-2468. Wednesday, Oct. 31 Halloween luncheon - $6 - Rebekah Lodge - Oddfellows Hall - 11:30 a.m. - | p.m. Euchre also 82. Friday & Saturday Nov.2 & 3 Victoria County Craft Guild Show - Heritage Christian School, Lindsay. Info. 705-357- 3758. Saturday, Nov. 3 Beef supper - St. John's Anglican Church, Blackstock - 4:30, 5:45 & 7 p.m. Tickets - 905-986- 5377 Saturday, Nov. 3 Swinging at the Jube - The George Lake Big Band & soloist Arlene Zock - Jubilee Pavillion, Oshawa - 8 p.m. Info. call 416-215-2701. Coming Events sponsored by... Abuse prevention October is Child Abuse prevention Month. In 1992, the Durham Children's Aid Society introduced the Purple Ribbon campaign, which has been adopted by other Children's Aid Societies to promote this campaign across Ontario. You will see purple rib- bons all over Ontario, reminding you that it is everyone's responsibility to prevent child abuse and neglect. Purple rib- bons will be available at the CAS office or at partic- ipating businesses throughout Durham Region. Information will be distributed regarding the devastating effects of child abuse and neglect, teaching you how to iden- tify abuse and neglect, and when to report your concerns, and explaining the services provided by the CAS. As of June 30, there were 650 children and youth in care of the Durham CAS - close a to total of 771 for all of last year. Many need your assistance to help them build a better future. Help is needed to dis- tribute ribbons and pro- mote the campaign. If you have a business or organi- zation, you can help by placing a donation and ribbon distribution box at your store or office. Please contact Yvonne Williams at the Durham CAS 905- 433-1551, ext. 2414. Cynthia Cupples Friends Pottery Open House October 27" & 28" 10-5 p.m. 8319 3rd Conc., Uxbridge 905-852-5615 Myles G. O'Riordan Funeral Director/Owner > ter or ey At semen paste Wagg Funeral Home Ltd. _ McDermott-Panabaker Chapel 216 Queen St., Port Perry 905-985-2171 Email: wagg.fh@sympatico.ca Mark K. Fletcher Funeral Director Applicants must: Township of Scugog FIRE DEPARTMENT requires VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS Volunteer firefighters are required for Station 2 (Caesarea) Persons from Blackstock and Nestleton areas are welcome to apply. be at least 18 years of age - possess a current valid Ontario driver's permit - be able to successfully complete both written and physical testing as required by the dept. Previous applicants are welcome to re-apply. Full training and equipment is supplied to all successful candidates Employment to commence January |, 2002 Closing date - November 2, 2001 Applications are available at: Station #1 30 Crandall St., Port Perry, LOL 1J6 Monday-Friday 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. or Township of Scugog Municipal Offices Clerk's Department 208 North St., P.O. Box 780 Port Perry, LIL 1A7 Commencing: October 15, 2001