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at 985-NEWS and leave your message with our friendly staff. All we ask is that we get Community Calendar entries by Friday noon. Trust the Scugog Citizen. We're here to do every- thing we can to make your jevent a big success! TT ---- 1 Sunday 2 Monday Hf i PORT PERRY PORT PERRY FAIR FAIR Adults: $4 per Today, Monday, ' day. 3 day pass: $10. fl 4-H Dairy Club, Today, Sunday, H§ Pony Pull, Horse If your non-profit } i group an ongrotc 27 Tuesday (28 Wedslesday 29 Th ay | event you'd like publi- YOUTH EUCHRE NURSERY | cized," the Citizen's BOWLING Senior Citizens. SCHOOL | Community Calendar is Youth Bowling f{ Euchre, * Latcham Blackstock Co- | absolutely free! swoon) roti hg Bo pinay | Simply call the Citizen FIDDLE CLUB || ing registration for he 1 3 Tuesday ONE PARENT Oshawa Chapter | One Parent Family Association meets at 8 p.m. at the Simcoe Club jam session and dancing, 7:30 p.m. at Port Perry of good fiddle.and country. music with round, square & step dancing. All welcome! "Admission $2, info. 985-7557. don't miss horse J Pull, Beef Auction, I St. Settlement || at the Prince Albert [| upcoming Red Cross || Hall. 5 p.m. - 7:30 races, fiddle contest, § Step In = Time || House, 387 Simcoe fl Community Centre, || Blood Donor Clinic, {| p.m. Adults $9, ages, sheep shearing and J Cloggers, . 'heavy || St. South, for its beginning Sept. 4: }{ Sept. 10. If you'd like 6-12 $4.50, 5 & under carshow. horses, horseshoe general meeting. Further information [{ to help, call Don free. For tickets call pitching, live blue- New members are 985-3450 after 6 Bower at 985-8764 Irene Fielding 985- grass band ' welcome. For more or 985-0402. 7453 or Vera Brown info., call 986-5707 985-7564. or 728-1011. + \ / Port Perry Fiddle }| 1991-92 school year (1 || yr. old -- parent & tot, 3 & M4 yr. old programs abl {30 Friday now Brothers/Big Sisters Monte Carlo evening, Sept. Blackstock Recreation Centre. Semi-formal. Dinner, Monte Carlo, MONTE CARLO Get your tickets for Big 20 at the Tickets $25 Legion. Lots available at Port Perry Rent & Save or call 985-3733 Brothers/Sisters of North Durham office.) (Big 31 saturday PORT PERRY FAIR Everything a coun: try fair should be, all | | three days of the || Labour Day weekend. Kids get in free today! Horse shows, chariot races, pet show, face painting, tractor pull. JCHRE Senior Citizens Euchre at the Latcham Centre, 8 pm. All ages welcome. Good prizes. $1 admission. Lunch available. 4 4 4 Wednesday BRIDGE CLUB Scugog Duplicate Bridge Club will meet Wednesdays at 1 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. The Port Percy Masonic Lodge is looking for volun- teers to help with an (6 Friday TY HELP WANTED | BEEF BBQ Epsom-Utica United Church hosts a delicious Beef Barbecue, at Utica 7 Saturday Y , FOLK ART Come to Scugog Memorial Public Library for the first art show opening of the 91/92 season. British Columbia artist 'lalli' shows her 3D whimsical folk art. Meet her between 1:30 and 4 p.m. Her show foninges until Sept. 27. a MILLARLIGHTS The Award Winning Young People's Theatre Group is holding NEW MEMBER AUDITIONS for boys and girls, ages 9 to 18 years on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th, 1991 At TOWN HALL 1873, PORT PERRY For audition time and information, please call 985-8845 after 5:30 PM If you still have a Weed d Problem, call: BRIAN'S LAWN & WEED CONTROL * Licenced & Insured * Residential or Sonmerdal * Work Gual Brian Clayton Be Dededadedododedodododododododododododododod: (416) Recycling saves energy Most people we know are already recycling, but there are still a few who apparently don't realize the incredible savings in resources that it represents. You still see péople throwing pop cans ip the garbage, for example, or not bothering to collect recyclables when they're at a cottage. Maybe they would take it more sériously if they knew some of the incredible statistics that follow, gleaned from a Recycling Council of Ontario '3R's Fast Facts' handout. If you would like a copy of this handout, in order to convince a stubborn friend or neighb with the installation of 'igloos' beside the municipal building on North St. in Port Perry. Now we are not limited: to the hours that the dump (pardon me - - landfill site) is open, and it doesn't take long when we're running an errand in town to drop off recyclables. In a recent conversation with staff at the Durham Recycling Centre, 1 was told that the * igloos are contributing to"a substantial increase in tonnages of recyclable materials being pro- sed. S that recycling really is vital, give me a call at 985- hing else 1 was told is that a great deal of material 3225 and I'll send you one! that is not suit- If every ® . able for the family in the environment igloos is being Metro } left by people Toronto . Hn who may not recycled janet banting know that they one news- Ao : are only - for paper a day in one year 500,000 trees would be glass, tin, plastic saved. For each tonne of newspaper recycled, 19 trees: are saved. The production of recycled paper uses 15 to 60 per cent less water than the produc- tion from virgin fibre. Every ton of steel recycled saves 1.5 tons of iron ore and 3.6 barrels of oil. Throwing away an aluminum pop can wastes as much ory as pouring out a half-filled can of from recycled mate- rials nid 95 per cent less energy than when raw materials are used. A TV set will operate for three hours on the energy saved by recycling one alu- minum can. Aren't these amazing facts? Hard to believe 'some people still refuse to get on board, isn't it? Recycling has certainly become easier recently for those of us who don't have Blue Box service, pop bottles and NEWSPapers. "Please Took carefully at the instruc- tions on the igloos, and use them properly. Those of us in the habit of dropping off old corrugated cardboard (OCC) and other materials not accepted at the igloos will, of course, still have to make an occasional stop at the landfill site. If you would like to know more about the igloo SySem, call the Igloo Recycling Hotline at 1-800-56 There's really no question oy y - ling has become absolutely essential. But let's remem- ber that we always have to keep the 3R's waste reduction hierarchy in mind. First we try Reduction -- then we try Reuse -- we only go to Recycling after we've done all we can 10 employ the first two principles. STUART wm LL | W.988"8348 1: rzsse 29 i Do Pita ste Vos Sep A. : 8 PREEDELVERY* Addons neg Avalatie 8 * FREE DELIVERY Additional hems Available Hy) FREE: served with Garlic Bread - LI