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TT pe A -- 14 - PORT PERRY "WEEKEND STAR" Please give generously February is Heart and Stroke month: please dig deep when canvassers arrive at your door asking for donations It's February once again, the month tra- difionall dedicated the the heart. For nat only is Valentine's Day just around the cofner, February is also more importantly Heart and Stroke Month. iBecause the sored by area churches will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 9 at St. Thomas Anglican Church Hall, corner of St. Thomas and Winchester. Anyone 55+ is invited to attend. It starts at noon and costs $3.50 majority of us "Td... 0% | per per have been Ii} EXO} e son. The toiched in | ar aa | luncheon some way by | INEBWS a ad VIEWS om the 11 age | is spon- thi at of heart | ~~ By Roxanne Reveler . . | the host isease/attacks | ll iota nen Cosmin church, St and stroke, | 'For submissions pleaase call 655-4420 Leo's eitherthrougha [57% oii i lon or voi iia oy Catholic family member, Church, friend or acquaintance dig deep when a | heart and stroke volunteer knocks at your door and spare a bit to help fight these killer diseases, Square Well Received Last week's approval by Whitby Council for the new millennium square in the centre of the village has been greeted favourably by members of the Brooklin Downtown Business Association. The square, complete with clock tower, was the brainchild of the DBBA, and president David Stewart says the association is more than pleased all its recommenda- tions have been given the green light. Stewart is especially. pleased that the town is picking up the complete $72,000 tab. According to Stewart, monies collect- ed from planned fundraising by the DBBA will let them add many "bells and whis- tles" not covered in the original specs. Those particular bells and whistles have yet to be decided, but Stewart promises it will make the square even more acces- sible and enjoyable to Brooklin residents. Vital Sparks. The Vital Sparks Folk Society will be offering one of its monthly shows in Brooklin during February. To mark the society's 10th anniversary a big celebra- tion will be held on Feb. 19 at Brooklin Community Centre starting at 8 p.m. Vital Sparks will be bringing back some of the folks who have' been performing with them since the beginning and will feature Jugtine Maw and her band, Blaine Fujlbrook and his band, Jeff Wiseman, Oliver Schroer, Bobby Watt and Chur Holmes Hooke. This is guaranteed to be a great night of folk music so order your tickets early by calling Alison at 430-2529 or Vicki at 432-3237. Tickets are $15 each ($12 for members) and all performances are smoke free events. . Church's Luncheon The monthly seniors luncheon spon- Myrtle United Church and Brooklin United Church. Cards Brooklin Legion's night of cards will be held Wednesday, Feb. 9 at the Legion Hall. The fun gets underway at 8 p.m. and for the nominal entry fee of $4 per person you can enjoy 'a challenging night of euchre, prizes and refreshments. Don't Forget Just a reminder of the Mason's pancake breakfast on Sunday, Feb. 6 at the Masonic Hall from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Adults $4; kids 10 and under $1.50 for all the pancakes and sausage you can han- dle. Also, an evening of desserts and euchre with Cupid as your host Wednesday, Feb. 12 at the United Church C.E. Hall. Advance tickets only at $5 per person by calling 655-4559 or 655-4141. The evening gets underway at 7 p.m. with all kinds of homemade desserts and there will be lots of prizes available too. Also, Brooklin Redmen's fourth annual Valentine's Dance at the Community Centre, Saturday, Feb. 12. Music by the Charles Street Band. Price of $25 per cou- ple includes a hot and cold buffet. Call Connie at 655-3143 or Iris at 655-3728 for any tickets that might be left. Hmmm... Remember when Cat was a feline, a kit- ten grows up; and Tea was a liquid you drank from a cup; and Swinger was some- one who swung from a swing; and Pad was a sort of a cushiony thing; when Dig meant to shovel and spade in the dirt; and Tough described meat too unyielding to chew; and Making a Scene was a rude thing to do? Words once so sensible, sober and serious are making the Freak scene like Plychodelirious. It's Groovy man, Groovy, but English it's not; Me thinks the language has gone straight to Pot. The end, fini..no more. | promise. Nestleton News by Joyce Taylor On Jan. 23, regular serv- ice was held at the Nestleton Presbyterian Church with Rev. Fairley bringing the message and Jdyce Taylor the organist. The hymns were old favourites. Pleased to wel- come friends from nnington. % § During lunch, a card was signed for Erica Ham who i§ on Christian work in Jamaica and a Christmas card was read from Joyce H Blue Ray Chapter bowling party a great time (nee Hooey) and Don Ross of Kanata. On Jan. 30, Rev. Fairley brought an inspiring mes- sage from Mark 1, stressing that though there are evil spirits, we must depend on the love of God. Harvey Mills accompanied by his guitar sang an old favourite. A lovely lunch and time of fellowship was enjoyed in the lower hall. Annual meeting to be held on Feb. 20 after the morning service. Blue Ray Chapter A very successful bowl- ing party was held on Jan. 22 at Centennial Lanes with lots of friendly com- petition. 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