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PR ARIE 4 Fe En SERRE on FA Rag AT ~ rr hE RRS La 3 at Aha? J EES " ANE? Prov Sele te STS DE RS CREE SIR Ta AAT TAINS CS} 14) ' Varad rv A Polley y con hee Ewin el $0 v. WPA WAM "RAPES Ih YR STEN XW HERAT UY SER RE 0 Cu VN #8 r 6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday July 27, 1982 letters f 4 "Yes we are proudly Canadian" _ Dear Sir: Canada was my big dream - Indians - Eskimo's - Snow - Lakes - Canadian Rockies - Prairies - Niagara Falls and lots of wide open spaces. Over the years many countries invited. you to come live their way. T.V. came and showed you how people and places really were - time to stop dreaming and make it reality. We worked hard to get '"things" together - make the fantastic trip by sea - such a first beautifuly day we look- ed out over Quebec city. Our three children, husband and I, people from "everywhere" so thrilled and happy, full of Our New Country. I became a "Canadian" as we left Southampton Docks. We have raised our children to be thoughtful, hardwork- ing, taking pride in them- selves as Proud Canadians. We travel when we can - by road - nothing fancy - out and about to meet people - see sunrises and sunsets - touch - smell see fantastic coloured skies - land rocks and water. We enjoy the simple happy satisfying Canadian Way of Life. Right here in Port Perry our place of work Proudly Canadian by a handful of people - management - start- Proud Canadian Dear Sir: I would like to explain to your readers why 1 like Canada. In 1964 my father came to Canada for a short visit and since then has come back three times. He said he wasn't sure why he liked it here, but he thought it was the Canadian Water. He also loves Cornflakes. In fact he likes them so much when he returned to )Yug- oslavia he wrote a letter asking us to send him more of this cereal. I sent two large boxes between his clothes. Two years ago we went to ~ visit my husbands mother. After only three days there we wanted to come back home to Canada. After the six week visit was finished, we were at the airport waiting for the plane when my eight year-old daughter screamed. She saw the Air Canada plane arriving and we were So happy tears came to my eyes. I don't know why, but I think it was my love, for Canada. One thing I do know for sure and that is "I am very proud to be a Canadian". A. Breznikar RR.1 Port Perry ing over again after our Uxbridge plant was sold. That was in 1972. They have been good for Port Perry and area. They have met and overcome many setbacks and challenges - up and downs - big thing is we worked together and expand- ed. Lately sign of the times we went into Receivership. We had meetings - everyone pitched in. Unfortunately Comco changes hands as of July 31, 1982. Few good years! We now have new group of Canadians A.G. Simpson Company Ltd. who are taking up the challenge in these tough times of lay-offs, and closing down. It's going to be work together, give it your best effort, make good parts, support each other making it a Plant to be proud of. Thank you Comco, it's been my pride and pleasure working for and knowing such fine people. We were looking forward on holiday to meeting more of our neighbours south of Border - but as of now it's strictly Canadian - Canada has everything you could ever need from sea to sea, north south east and west, there is something for every- one. Fly our Flag - talk to each other, give a pat on the back, how about a hug and a smile! We can do it! May you and yours live, love and laugh in this our Great Canadian Way of Life. Men taught us - if you can't help - don't hurt. Dad said - Leave things better than you found them! Grandparents told you - Try, Try, and Try again. Canada You Are Truly Great, We are Proudly Canadian. Jenny and Doug Franks R.R 4 Port Perry Thanks for support Dear Sir: On behalf of the Scugog and District Sexual Abuse (Rape) Crisis Centre, 1 would like to take this opportunity to thank all our neighbours and friends for their donations for our: recent yard sale. Special thanks to some 'of our merchants here in town; Stedmans, Pearse Jewerly Limited, 5 to $1.00, Levisons, Smith and Smith and Eleanor's Flowers. Their generosity helped make the sale a big success. We are now planning another yard sale to be held in Uxbridge. Keep watching for posters around town and ads in the paper. If anyone wishes to donate any old a art lY lat" 2h sai IN ARN DLE SAAT XT BES OLAS AS Rr £0 oS IRS EAN AY Aan Rt 5 SERA TIERS 0) ed BOAR LT SEL BIE ANAL AE TRIS BAR AST AAS SANT MELE 4 TEE > And CRUE: Ay hh CII Nk SSARA Fad CO < Cedar Creek news by Geo. Kilpatrick Adam Cummings of Caesarea visited his grand- parents, the Bruce Cummings last week and his sister, Sebrena is visiting this week. George Kilpatrick visited Mr. and Mrs. Dan Healey of Toronto at their cottage on Pine Point, Scugog Island last Saturday and on Tues- day, he visited Mr. Everard Joll of Newcastle. Mr. and Mrs. David den Boer of Owen Sound have a new son. Mr. and Mrs. John den Boer went to Owen Sound last weekend. Mrs. den Boer stayed for a week and John returned Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Polaz of Georgetown have been visit- ing the Bruce Cummings family. The Cummings family and AF INVENTORY CLEARANCE the Poloz families were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cummings and + daughter Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Doherty and Rick Larocque were at South River last weekend. Mrs. Larocque and sons returned home with Rick after a two week stay at South River. IRD. Karl Herder Construction Ltd. *Prefab Fireplaces *Renovations *Construction *Cottage Raising 985-3885 BE Ahe]k™L°P --_-- ad AA 0 Bat ETRE A RISERS te er CL al Outstanding Savings on our Quality Furniture & Accessories. 2596 to 609% OFF many of our furniture FLOOR SAMPLES. « BUFFETS & HUTCHES » « CHAIRS + BOOKCASES s . « WALL UNITS. . DININGROOM FURNITURE The sixth meeting of the Up to 5096 OF F selected treasures, please give us a call at 985-8850. Family Society Dear Sir: : . newly formed Whitby Thurs. Aug. 5th =D Oshawa branch of the Ont- FRAMED PRINTS. Midway ' _ Palmer Park ario Genealogical Society " 4 nL Los Se) Touran Sal Diamonds will take place on Tuesday, A Variety of pm -1tam ance ( er Person " ee . (19 years and over | D required) 3 one August 3rd, 7-10P.M. in the GIFTS & ACCESSORIES . auditorium of the Whitby 7 ] Fri. Aug. 6th Public Library. up to 1/2 price! NE ci LA palwerPak This Club has been formed 10am Kiddie s Paras (Kinettes) Post Office axes to bring together beginners, 259% to 50% OFF selected 10am -9pm Flea Market _ Queen & Water St. experienced and pro-. SE Hrd rp postOftice fessionals with a common LINENS. abn A x Lngror ais) « wes ostOffice interest in tracing their on es Sen Suomen ol family tree, to exchange | INTERIORSeCOUNTRY CHARM 7pm Lob Ball Tournament Ball Diamonds information and = aid Browse in a warm and friendly atmosphere 8pm 9pnt tam Street Dance Dance (M & G Disco) $4 00 Per Person (19 years and over | D required) Sat. Aug. 7th Post Office members with ancestry Arena problems. The meeting is open to everyone. For _ further information, Midway Palmer Park please contact Gil McIntosh 3am -6pm Stree! Market Queen St. & Plazas 668-2792 10am Flea Market Queen & Water St. i ' = . 10am Childrens Musica! Programme - "Rick & Judy Scugog Library 1 am Sones Faurnaman Scugog Soccer Fields Mrs. J. Hilton Jam ob Bail Tournament Ball Diamonds ici 10am Early Settlers Display (Norwesters) Back of Library Publicity Convenor tam Bake Sale (Broomball) Post Office Whitby Oshawa 1pm Mutt Show (Kinettes) Post Office Genelogical Society 2pm 230pm 3pm 4pm 8pm 9pm Play (Borelians) Cake Walk (Rebekahs) Tug-of War (Legion) Play (Borelians) Street Dance Dance (Irwin Smith) $5 00 Per Person (19 years and over | D required) Sun. Aug. 8th Midway Soccer. Tournament Lob Ball Tournament Childrens 'Races Water Activities Post Office Post Office Palmer Park Post Office Post Office Arena _ lam ~ OFFICE FURNITURE Filing Cabinets Desks - Chairs - etc. PORT PERRY STAR Palmer Park Scugog Soccer Fields § Ball Diamonds Palmer Park Palmer Park re 10am Ze ge . 12 noon 1 ; 2pm 183 Queen St., Port Perry 235 Queen Street 985.7383 985-8234 4 J "at, % ; » »" . , 3 ow % " - AY EX oy sy "4 "r ' : Coed Nr YY » A Ny " A Vig SAVANE) » ol Cdidd's i ; at R ">