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Consider the Environment! Consider your Convenience! DIAPER DOODIE SERVICE & SALES YOUR DIAPERS PICKED UP ON BOTH MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS Starting Feb. 5 085-7079 Shawn CALL: £83 ROYAL BANK ; 210 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY Effective February 16, 1990 NEW HOURS of BUSINESS Monday ............... 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM Tuesday .............. 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM Wednesday ......... 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM Thursday ............ 9:30 AM to 8:00 PM Friday .....cccceeenee.. 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM Saturday ............. 9:30 AM to 2:00 PM For your added convenience: 24 HOURS / 7 DAYS a WEEK a FULL SERVICE BANKING MACHINE located at the branch; A CASH COUNTER located at Mac's Convenience, Corner 7A Hwy. & Oshawa Rd, Port Perry Daisy's Fabrics 10th ANNIVERSARY Sale from January 16th to February 2nd, 1990 ATR a Ld OJ STR re PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 30, 1990 -- 11 Letters tuo Teachers deserve your support To the Editor: I cannot believe the short sighted, narrow minded opinion of P.W. Kent (Jan. 23). Ms. Kent owes her children the best education possible. But in order to attract and keep the best teachers the board needs to pay a competitive salary. Ms. K. must be living in a shell not to realize that there is a tremendous shor- tage of qualified teachers in On- tario. You only keep and attract the best in any field by providing incentives for people to stay. She may also be interested to know that the vast majority of Not this Doug Wilson To the Editor: Over the past months and in particular the last several weeks your paper has been favoured with many letters to the editor from a Mr. Doug Wilson, R.R. 2, Port Perry. While I fully endorse Mr. Wilson's right to have his own opinions and your papers right to provide a medium for him to air those opinions, I have become in- creasingly uncomfortable about the number of people who are at- tributing his letters to myself. Please be advised, I am not HE, teachers also live in modest houses and pay the same taxes. If she has the intelligence, dilligence, dedication and pa- tience, she too can join the "over- worked" teachers of Durham. I am certain, that should her children require extra help, coun- cilling, etc. etc., that she would be the first to request a teacher's assistance. Ms. Kent, your children are worth it and so are the teachers. Support them. W. Medford Scugog Township Babies not to blame To the Editor: In response to William Lishman's sermon, "The future of the planet earth." Of all the arguments concerning the abor- tion issue, pro or con, Mr. Lishman's diatribe, must be the most offensive I have ever read. I don't know if his thinking is just plain silly, or his head is still in the clouds with his geese. If Mr. Lishman could get his feet back on the ground, and did just a minimum of research, he would have found out that Canada's birth rate is in decline. I am sure we could find other things to blame our environmen- tal problems on, than new born babies. Pregnant women who are deciding if they want to terminate a pregnancy, or not, should be thinking about their own physical and spiritual well being. I am sure this planet will survive no matter what their decision. As for the planet, maybe Mr. Lishman could get rid of some, of that stuff he calls art, and plant some tree's in their place. At least, his time would be better spent, than sharing his silly ideas. Villy Karstulovich . R.R.5 Port Perry What a great town! To the Editor: What a great town! What nice people! Last Thursday I lost my credit cards at the I1.G.A., and didn't realize they were missing until one of the cashiers called to say someone had turned them in. I people are the best. I have praise for our fantastic, dedicated doctors, dentists, teachers, local business people and of course the man/woman in the street who takes time to say hello and hold doors for each other at stores, post-office, etc. I'm ME!!! would like to thank that person for Port Perry, youare no. 1onmy their honesty and the cashier for Map of places to live. Sincerel Sincerely, Phoning. i wd Mr. Doug Wilson, When I think of what could have Elsie Valentino R.R. 1, Port Perry (Epsom) happened. I just say Port Perry Port Perry -- -- NT -- y N\) \ 1 = HOME - AT - THE LAKESIDE Home at the Lakeside is the way you've always dreamed it should be - cozy, secure, warm . . . a self-contained community right on the Waterfront in Port Perry. A move to the Lakeside will put almost everything you need within easy walking distance. The at hand. rrr rrr PL TTY overlooks the lake. 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