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Big Brothers/Sisters Hallowe'en breakfast becoming a tradition . Jt. / Melanie Baron (right) received a certificate of appreciation from Doris Clark of the Oshawa and District Real Estate Board for collecting the most money for the Big Sister Bowlathon. John Goss climbed up on a chair to receive a gift from past presi- dent Paul Harris for his efforts on behalf of the Big Brothers/Sisters Association during his term as president. Mr. Harris was also presented with a gift for his contributions by Big Brother George Zenglein. pins to these six Big Sisters at the Hallowe'en and Mary Roberts. Breakfast. Front left, Mary Huston, Catherine Collins, As traditional as pumpkin pie and whipped ¢&ream, the Big Brother/Sister Association of North Durham held their annual Hallowe'en Breakfast last Sunday morning. The Masonic Hall in Port Perry was filled with nearly one hundred big and little brothers and sisters, association directors and guests at 9:00 a.m. who sat down to eggs, ham and lots of coffee. Big Brother president Keith Elliott welcomed all those attending and in particular Durham Regional Chairman Gary Herrema, Mayor elect Gerri Lynn O'Connor of Ux- bridge and Mayor Jerry Taylor of Scugog. Mr. Elliott explained how the association was operated and the importance of their fund raising ef- forts during the year. 'We get most of our operating expenses through our Big Brother's Bowlathon held in February," Mr. Elliott explained, "but we also raise money at our Beef Bar-B-Q at Festival Days and receive donations throughout the year." Mr. Elliott said that the associa- tion is always recruiting and look- ing for new big and little brothers and sisters, and he thanked everyone for their patience during the past year which has been tough for matching because of a lack of recruits. He emphasized that the matching of a big brother/sister and a little brother/sister is very impor- tant and there are numerous follow- ups after a match to make sure it is working out for both parties. Following Mr. Elliott's address, there were numerous awards and presentations made for various events during the past year and then everyone was treated to an hour of entertainment by ventriloquist Beaulah Buchwald and 'Sparkles' of Oshawa. / hy, 7 fey al ag ©] pe SN __\ | ™ / x - ~--J "Do | ask what you're going to do with the money when | make a deposit?' / George Zenglein (back left) presented first-year ~~ Marilyn French. Back left, Sherry Bunting-Mc Cormick PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 29, 1985 -- 9 PR RY fee L 3 i 2 3% 5 , A A : ay) by rod ° >. " ceagt ! oA. 1 J So. AO y / \ . 9 I \ LB J f J PE 3 L eo \ « veal Both kids and adults were treated to a lot of smiles and laughs dur- ing the entertainment segment of the Big Brother/Sister Hallowe'en Breakfast. Ventriloquist Beaulah Buchwald (right) and her daughter Cin- dy Wagner, better known as the clown "Sparkles'" were there along with puppet "Rusty" and many others to make the morning very special. Big Brother's president Keith Elliott pins a corsage on Uxbridge Mayor elect Gerri Lynn O'Connor who sat at the head table along with Scugog Mayor Jerry Taylor. ELECT C. PEDZIKOWSKI "CHESTER" | COUNCILLOR - WARD 4 A man who knows the needs ot Ward 4 who has been a taxpayer in his ward for the last 33 years. MAKE YOUR VOTE COUNT ON NOV. 12th For More Information Call 986-4926