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ag w . ¢ N ] * 2 '& y 4° \ 4 {! » RY f. p Eo y he | Ps : » The Editor, Port Perry Star. A serles of uiipleasant and disturbing events prompts me to write this letter with 'the - idea that others in the com- minity should know of this. These events have been what might be called a barrage of break ins and burglaries total of seven in six months from August 1969. Some have been, we feel, the work of young people. Forced doors, small articles stolen or broken and food stolen or scattered. Two have been vicious burglaries. As a result our house in Reach . Township, built not quite two years ago, has taken a beating. Window glass ha been broken and one window completely demolished, sash and glass. Three front and back doors have had to be replaced because they were battered in and locks destroy- ed. The latest result is the partial destruction of a:door frame and locks, accompan- ied by a real mess of broken dishes, glassware, eggs, sugar and pop. The worst of all was: EMPLO and some reforesting begun. wie al LE C20 Fld EAR A : a tte the theft of all plumbing pipe - cut with an axe - damaging beams, base- ment insulation, 'wiring and breaking fixtures; together with theft of clothing, canned good, kitchen utensils, tools lamps, radio, carpet and bed- ding, in fact nearly a clean- out, Several years ago I purchased the parcel of land on which my house is located with the objective of making it's improvement a useful and interesting retirement project. With some good advice and help' the pasture was rebuilt into a reasonably good hay producer, clean up's were started in the wood lot copper Rebuilding and replacing old fences was started. About two years ago it became evident that our work would be somewhat easier and more enjoyable if we could live on the place at least part time. Consequently the building of a small frame bouse was undertaken with a local builder. As we expect- ed to occupy it in summer and TE ~ GRADUATE EMPLOYMENT INTERVIEWS winter it was built as a year DURHAM and district March. 576-0210 or write: of APPLIED ARTS & - TECHNOLOGY - OSHAWA As of May |, 1970, approximately 150 , Students will graduate from the two and three year [post secondary] courses in Technology, Business and applied Arts. i The business community of Port Perry is invited to interview these students on campus throughout February and Interview facilities will be provided 'and interviews are scheduled in advance. For further information telephone ° PLACEMENT OFFICER P.O. Box 385, Durham College, OSHAWA, Ontario. COLLEGE Mr. Otto Myer of Toronto a Sunday caller at Mr. Don Smith's. Mr. Cliff Croll and Miss Marty Croll of Toronto spent the week-end at their cottage Pine Point. Mrs. L. Beecroft and Miss Greta Wright of Oshawa spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cornish. Mrs. J. Sweetman spent round house to standards me- eting all code requirements. With the exception of a period last winter we have occupied the place two to four days each week. While I realize that breakins and thefts occur in most localities it is most discouraging to attempt to cope with a whole series one after another. It leaves us frightened and uncertain of the future. If our views about young people being involved are cor- rect, then it is an unfotrunate situation since, unless they realize their error, deeper trouble lies in store. Others are more adept and better equipped to discuss the prob- lems of youth, but . one characteristic seems worth noting. Young people who learn to cope with their problems in the confidence and respect of the family appe: to have a great advantage in| life and should consider them- selves fortunate . . Sincerely, R. W. Dunlop, R.R.1 Scugog N Sunday in Prince Albert with her mother Mrs. R. Jack- son. Mr. and Mrs. A. Manns at- tended the Red-Pipher wed- ding in Cannington on Satur- day. Mr. Bill Prentice of Lon- don spent the week-end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. Prentice. Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. W. Smith and family of Oshawa week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith. Grace U.C.W. regular mon- thlv meeting at Grace Church on Wednesday, Feb. 11th at 8 pm. All ladies are invited to attend. So sorry to report a num- ber of - Island people still with the flu. Mr. John Bec- kett in Uxbridge Hospital. He got his hand in the snow blower and lost some fing- ers. Mr. George. Smith is coming along good in Port Perry Hospital. Mr. Doug Crozier had surgery on his heart at the Western Hospi- tal in Toronto and Mrs. Cliff Croll is doing well after sur- gery. Mrs. A. DiPaolo and Anna- Lyn spent several days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fralick. Mr. Di- Paolo came Saturday and they returned to their home in Sudbury on Sunday. Mr .and Mrs. S. Fralick of Whitby and Miss Gloria Fra- lick of Toronto were Sunday visitors with their parents as well. Port Perry, Ont. Sat a Sweet Adelines concert on Feb. 7th at 8 p.m. at East dale Collegiate, Oshawa. Mr. and Mrs. B. Lehman of Claremont and Mr. & Mrs. Fric Cole and family of Taunton Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. L. Empringham, Mrs. Chappell Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. David Chappell of Toronto at their cottage Pine Point for the week-end. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kane on the arri- val of their chosen son Wil- liam Allan on Feb. 2nd. Mr. and Mrs. A. Krieg and family spent the week-end at their cottage Bradley Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ding- ley of Oshawa Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Cornish. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Archer of Toronto Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hood. Mr. and Mrs. Harper and family of Oshawa guests at the Jack and Joan Kane farm on Monday. Mrs. M. McLaren and Mrs. C. Midgley of Utica recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. Reader, Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. R. Parker & Tracie of Whitby and Mr. & Mrs. J. Raines and Kelly 9is- ited with Mr. and Mrs. T. BUY -- SELL LAMBERT REAL ISTATE LID .REALIOR 985-7373 LAW RIN Noble Donald G. Hines of Oshawa, was installed recently as President of the Oshawa Shrine Club, succeeding A.C.A. Bathie D.C. Mr. Hines is a younger brother of Mrs. W. R. Alchin, Port Perry. Eden for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. M. Appleton and family spént Sunday i Orillia with Mr. and Mrs. J. Paxton. Miss Karen Carter of Scar- borough is spending a couple of days this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Car- ter. Mr. and Mrs. C. Patton of Oshawa were luncheon guest. of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fralick on Thursday. Mrs. M. McLaren and Mrs. R. Tetlow, Tuesday guests of Mrs. R. Harper, Oshawa. Service at Grace at 10 a.m. All are invited to attend. ROYAL PEANUT BUTTER 16 oz. Jar YORK 43 Mixes and Syrup etc. SHROVE TUESDAY PANCAKE DAY February 10 We have complete stocks of Pancake V8 Vegetable Juice Johnsons Liquid Klear )°2"s1.15 Libbys cooked Spaghetti 2 i; 49c Nabisco Shredded Wheat 1002.27 S.0.S. Steel Wool Pads 10: 27¢ This Week's MEAT "CANADA'S FINEST Red or Blue Brand BLADE ROAST - 75¢ 48 oz. tin 43c Features... LEAN Fresh Fresh | Maple Maple TENDER | | ean Sliced Leaf Leaf SHORT: Ground | PORK | Wieners | Bologna CHUCK | Live Ib. liced ROAST ny gd pkg . po 83c | 39: | 57c [pide February 4 Free Delivery -- 8:30 - 6:00 Mon. 8:30 - 6:00 Wed Prices Effective Wed., to Sat., Draw With Every $5.00 Order or Over: STORE HOURS -5.6-7 Phone 985.2492. Free , Tues., and Saturday . Thurs., and Friday 107 aN ee Fi iN (RCT RE 0 HL A