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"A Family Tradition for 127 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, February 1,1994 - 7 Lette I'S to the editor To the Editor: [ am writing this letter hav- ing worked in Port Perry and helped support a lot of different organizations in your communi- ty," thought you had a great honest community which 1 found our different on Monday, Jan. 24. I'went to the OddFellows Hall to a hot luncheon put on by the Community Memorial Hospital Auxiliary which I enjoyed very much till I came out to my car, a 1993 wine Buick Regal to find the back fender and bumper damaged and glass on the ground. Now the person that did it knew they did it as their was that much damage done. So I am still hoping that person still will be honest enough to come Three cheers to road crews To the Editor: I have been at my work- station for nearly two hours now. I work across from the SkyDome for a large corpora- tion. People are starting to ar- rive, later than usual, with hor- ror stories of how they slid all the way to the GO, hoping they wouldn't meet anyone on the way in case they couldn't stop their carin time. I left our house on Casimir Street at five this morning, met a salt truck as I was backing out of the driveway and crossed my fingers, hoping I'd make it OK tothe Whitby GO. Well... THREE CHEERS FOR THE ROADS DEPT.....the drive on Hwy. 7A to Hwy. 12 went well, and down Hwy. 121t was sloppy, but nothing to be concerned about. My biggest problem was the fog around Myrtle. Again, many thanks for keep- ing the roads in good condition so we can make it to the GO each working day without any trouble. A thankful commuter, Mary Anne Pring, Port Perry, Ont. eee UL Wills Agri-Quip & Fencing Systems o RR 1 Uxbridge, Ontario (905) 852-7653 Wholesale and Retail Supplies For Horses, Cattle, Sheep. Deer. Etc. 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This was not a teenager that Remember When ? 45 YEARS AGO Thursday, February 3, 1949 Mr. Maurice Fralick, Scugog, was busy putting in a supply of ice for next summer. It was 15 inches thick. Joan Marie Bentley, Port Perry, left on Monday for training at the Canadian Mothercraft Centre, Toronto. Bruce Heaslip was rcelected as president of the Cartwright Agricultural Society for 1949. 1st vice president was Howard Forder and 2nd vice president was Neil Malcolm. 35 YEARS AGO Thursday, January 29, 1959 Port Perry Public School was the scene of the Ontario Liberal Rally on Monday night. Mr. Allan H. Hollingsworth who held the federal scat of York Centre from 1952 to 1957 was the speaker. Port Perry's council for 1959 included Reeve J.J. Gibson and councillors Art Cox, T.J. Harris, I.A. Boyd and Frank Godley. P.O. Harvey Pare with his wife and children returned home to Cornwallis, N.S. last week after spending a month in Port Perry with her parents Mr. and Mrs. I.R. Bentley. 30 YEARS AGO Thursday, January 30, 1964 Amidst the decorations of "An Evening in Paris" Miss Barbara Holtby was chosen Queen and Miss Margaret Craighead was chosen Princess at Port Perry High School's annual "At Home." The annual Mother and Daughter banquet for the Blackstock Brownies and Guides was highlighted by the presence of "Horace", Mrs. Edith Milne who is the Camp Com mandant at Doe Lake. Garth Brooks of Manchester, played host to a number of friends Saturday afternoon, on the occasion of his ninth birthday. 25 YEARS AGO Thursday, January 30, 1969 After three years of successful operation of the Port Perry IGA, the proprictor, Mr. Dan Madsen has decided to purchase the business portion of the Stouffville IGA. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Godley were recently honored with a buffet and reception on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary. Port Perry firemen recently joined the Ontario Firefighters Association. Two delegates from Port Perry, Mr. Keith Mark and Mr. Charlie Lown along with Mr. Wm. Harrison and Mr. Clive Boyd, delegates from the Ontario Mutual Aid Association, attended a quarterly meeting in Fonte Hill. 20 YEARS AGO Wednesday, January 30, 1974 The official population of the new Township of Scugog was just over 9,000 people according to the last census. About 20 parents and a dozen teachers were on hand at Port Perry High School Library for a public meeting with the school trustees and Board of Education staff. Major concerns had to do with the board plans to alleviate overcrowding at the public school in Blackstock. The school, built in 1954, not only had four portables but a kindergarten half a mile away. Mrs. Stella Miller has returned home after a two week - vacation with her daughter in Windsor. She also spent some time with her daughter in Ajax. Mrs. Miller was looking forward to visiting relatives in England in May. 10 YEARS AGO Tuesday, January 31, 1984 ~ Scugog Chamber of Commerce president Bill Barr and director Janet Smith presente a gift of appreciation to Wayne Cummings and Ted Morgan, of the Bank of Montreal for speaking at the Chamber's annual mecting. Hf Crowell was named 1st vice president of the George Stone Real Estate Ltd. The Port Perry Snowarama fell $10,000 short ali G.I.C. 5 YEAR Forder-Parks Insurance Brokers Inc. Poraonal attention to all of youn general insurance needs. 515 Our DOSE rate 34 Water St., Port Perry, Ontario LIL 1J2 985-8471 Subject to change without notic All At Guaranteed Low Prices UNITED FAMOUS ¥/ CARPET® Levolor® Largest Carpet Selection B LI N DS ra | (vos HOMESTEAD by Ballard & Carnegie HWY. 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