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f } | 3 | } ACESS Sd March Oth, Port Perry. 1970 Ont The Editor, Port Perry Star, ~ Port Perry, Ontario Dear Sir; : I was immensely proud of the students and staff of Port Perry High School during the The Thieves Go Free Continued As we look at those eighty youngsters, we thought of some other children who are lucky enough to have been sent north to camps where there is still fresh air and clean water. All children "do not come from families that can afford to leave a lake at our doorstep to travel three hundred miles north in search of clean. water. And how long will those northern lakes remain pure? As lakes and streams close at home become polluted more and more people are going north and taking their filthy habits along with them. Pollution is caused by people. The sooner we put pressure on the authorities to make this destruction of public resources an offense that will be punished, the sooner this theft will be stop- ped. . Meantime, what can we do as individuals? We can start by throwing our own gum wrappers and beer bottles into' the trash cans instead of into the lakes and rivers. We can encourage others to do the same thing. We can support every plan developed by industry or government to clean up this pollution, even if it causes us some personal inconvenience or expense. We have a vast fortune to gain if we win, we have everything to lose if we fail. We had better get started, it is later -- EDITORZ recent visit of The Right Honourable John G. Diefen- baker and Mrs. Diefenbaker to the school. In order to attend Port Perry High School, Mr. Dief- enbaker delayed for a month or more, an address -to over three thousand Manitoba Grade 12 students in Winni- peg, orignally scheduled for Friday, February 27th. On our drive back to Ot- tawa, after we picked up his new car at Beare Motors, Mr. Diefenbaker spoke of the ex- cellent appearance, demean- our and deportment of the students, and. the apparent high level of quality teach- ing maintained by the teach- ing staff. Yesterday morn- ing, in a phone call from Ot- tawa, Mr. Diefenbaker defer- red to a speech he made to students of Purdue Univer- sity in South Bend, Indiana 'on the subject of Canada-U.S. relations, last Thursday. The substance of his remarks were simply that Purdue stu- dents could learn a lot from Port Perry High School stud- ents in the areas of simple courtesy and respect. My wife and Mrs. Valerie Butt of Scugog drove my car to Ottawa so that we would have it available for our stay at their home as well as the Parliament Buildings. . Our sincere thanks to make the Diefenbaker two day visit such a success, and particularly to Mr. Grant MacDonald, Principal and our fine young guides, Jo- anne Jackson & Scott Kenny. 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Photo -- Peter Hvidsten Jr. Prince Albert News . Les Beacock At a on Sunday our minister Rev. M. Reeves out- lined a thought - provoking message entitled--"How. Big is your Heart". The congregation also felt lavish in praise when Mr, Robt. Heayn rendered two delightful vocal numbers ac- companied by the organist Mrs. B. Snelgrove. Offering gathered by Mr. H. Holtby and Mr. R. Deeth, Please keep in mind next Sunday following worship, BLADE ROAST LEAN TENDER ROAST Short Rib FRESH LEAN MAPLE LEAF MAPLE LEAF SLICED Bologna « - Ross & Margs "CANADA'S FINEST RED or BLUE BRAND Blade Bone Removed -- 1b. Ground Chuck 77¢ Wieners «» 5] ~~ N. the fellowship in the church parlors. Each household is responsible in providing a hot dish and a dessert and your own dishes. Hope to see you all present. It is reported a new son has arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Doupes. Last Thursday night our Community Centre was once again alive with euchre fans comprising of twelve tables. Tally cards. revealed high count prizes were awarded to lady score Karen Manns, STUFFED 69 b. 13 1lc. OFF VICKS KELLOGG . 26 i 4 high gent R. Manns, Low count to Mrs. M. Batty and Cathy Brown. Lone hands to Mr. Harold McDiarmid. The usual lunch blended in well with the party. Several couples from* our area enjoyed the annual party at Camp Samac Satur- day evening, sponsored by a group from Kedron church. One evening recently Mrs. Les Beacock and Mrs. Don Beacock were in Oshawa at- tending a shower honouring a bride-elect Miss Barbara Devitt which was held at the home of a friend Mrs. R. SAICO SWEETENED -- 48 oz. 'ORANGE JUICE -- LIBBY'S -- 19 oz. Tins Deep Brown BEANS 2 - 55c¢. PALMOLIVE -- 12 oz. LOTION DETERGENT - - - Greenwell. MANZANILLA -- 6 oz. CLUB HOUSE OLIVES JELLO --. JELLY POWDERS - 3 ox. Pkgs. The Tea that DARES INSTANT -- 6 oz. NESCAFE COFFEE - 14c. off - 2 ROLL PKG. WHITE SWAN TOWELS - - VAPO RUB - Rage. PEPSODENT -- Gt. TOOTH PASTE -- 12 on, Sugar Frosted Flakes - WINNER OF LAST WEEK'S DRAW MARY TREMBLAY | Free Delivery -- Phohe 985-2492. Draw With Every $5.00 Order or Over. STORE HOURS 8:30-6:00 p.m. 8:30-9:00 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. John Ball, Uxbridge visited their cou- sin McKerihan. Miss Denise Jeffrey a stu- dent at Teachers' College, Peterboro spent the week- end with hen parents Mr. & Mrs. H. Jeffrey and John. Mr. and Mrs. -John Lake and children, Oakwood and Mr. Bruce 'Martyn, Toronto were company with their fa- ther Mr. E. Martyn. Mr. and Mrs. L. Beacock enjoyed being recent even- ing supper company with his brother and wife Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Beacock and sons, Port Perry. 3c. 3-3lc. 60's - 69c. $1.19 55¢c. 59c¢. 69c. 2 - 89c. Free Mon. Tues. and Sat. Wed. Thurs. and. Fri.