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'+ ' 6- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 16, 1996 _ P06 PRIZE WINNER ADIAX COMMU SY BUSINESS OFFICE Office MOF. weeosuesssines Accounting.......Judy Ashby, Louise Hope Retail Sales...... Kathy Dudley, Nancy Lee ~ 188 MARY STREET - PORT PERRY, ONT.~LOL 1B7 a HONE (905) 985-7383 FAX (905) 983-3708. ; Perry Star is authorized as second ciass mall by the EDITORIAL 4 ADVERTISING Post Office Department, Ottawa, for cash payment of postage. 3 : Second Class Mall Registration 0265 ° Publisher... J. Peter Hvidsten Advertising Manager... Anna Jackman ~~ Rhon : - Subscription Rates: 2 General Manager.... Don MacLeod Advertising Sales........ MyraPark '= Trudy * 1Year-$32.10 &Months-$17.65 Foreign-$90.95 Managing Editor..... Jeff Mitchell + Joanne Bambrough, Deb McEachern, Robe Inciixles $2.10 GST Includes $1,15GST Includes $5.95 GST Sports Edifor........... Kelly Lown Telemarketing..Cindy Jobin Sieve Nay ~ Editorial Comment Good move by the region It's good news to hear that the region will be extending blue box recycling service to small businesses in the area later this year. Since the removal of the recycling 'igloos' at the township offices in Port -- they were drive - up receptacles for the kind of materials home owners put by the curb -- the recycling option has been severely limited, if not eliminated, for merchants. For the continuing shift to environmentally- friendly means of operation to continue, every opportunity must be afforded businesses and residents in the township. Provision of the sefvice for merchants in Port will cost at the i outset, but as less material makes its way to AL A CT ---- landfill -- where tipping fees apply -- a savings NRG will be realized. aE If anybody realizes the importance of waste management it's folks in townships like Scugog, where a great number of the people still haul their own garbage to local trensfer sites each week. - As opportunities have become available we have adapted, learning to sot and classify what is rubbish, and what can be regenerated to continue its usefulness. That's the way of the country, though, isn't it? We have Tong realized there can bg4a use for RAN [1 AIOONED A HAMMOCK 10 BE ~ MORE COMFORTABLE LE ZL, on the situatic Police kept a lid most items, and the benefits arg many: It To the Editor: cles all during the weekend saves buying something to do te same job, In response to letters written in the Port Perry night. i and creates less clutter in a la that can Star regarding the rather large police presence in Even the Truck and Tractor Pull Port Perry during the July 1 holiday: My initial was a welcome relief because there reaction is if there had not been the police pre- of cars and trucks on the main sence would there have been a problem, and because of the police presence. Bu would the letters in the paper be complaining 'things must come to an end. Last about not using our tax dollars to protect the citi- back to the usual noise levels. zens of Seugog? a In closing, I only wish Bernie _ As a resident of Blackstock for the last eight retire every weekend to bring about. years I have to say we have not enjoyed a quieter country peace and tranquility! weekend. The police presence in our town cur- : LAAT tailed the squealing of tires and roaring of vehi- be put to better use. So it's just common sense for recycling programs to be extended to every home and business possible., Once in place, it's up to all of us to make sure the system is used, and used correctly. It is to our credit and benefit that efforts to introduce and promote non-wasteful means of living continue. Let's keep it up. WHEN...." it is taking part in an environment n plant program. ih J Port Perry Fair became a two-day order to accommodate all th attractions. FR At a special dinner party at Archie MacMaster was honored for service to Beare Motors. 2 Dale McQuade, Allan Faux, Pa and Randy Knight beat out a veteran golfers from Oshawa to win the third 2 tournament for the Oshawa and Association for Mentally Handicapped. 10YEARSAGO ; Tuesday, July 22,1986 Local Brooklin resident Donald attended the wedding of Prince Andrew Sarah Férguson. He and Andrew met i private school in Scotland when Dons on an exchange program. The fast friends. Bi The Port Perry Community Nu and Villa raised $387 through a during Nursing Home Week. the money to the Alzheimer Canada. 5 45 YEA Thursday, July 19, 1951 Joan Real and Jane Samells got passing grades in five harmony examinations of Toronto Conservatory of Music. They are theory pupils of Mrs. V.P. Stouffer. Other passing grades were Gloria Hastings and Mary Stevens, Grade 6, Mary Lou Robertson, Grade 4 and Margaret LaHive and Helen Routley, Grade 2. All are pupils of Miss Helen Willard. 30 YEARS AGO Thursday, July 21, 1966 Pat Salters and Margaret Terrett are this year's swimming instructors at Poplar Park. They are in charge of 125 enrolled in the class. A reunion of former students at Port Perry Public and High Schools was recently held at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Harris at View Lake. A number of those present had not seen each other in 40 years. 20 YEARS AGO Wednesday, July 21, 1976 An 18-ton, sea-going cutter owned by Limnos Ltd. was launched in Lake Scugog. From here it went to Lake Chemong where Pictured are the students of S. S. #1 Scugog 1921. Back: Ray Crawford, Rowena Black, Stella Raymes, Emma Wheatley, Miss M. Johns, teacher, "Edna Reader, Mary Carter, Milt Crawford, middle, Gladys Wheatley, lia Reader, Margaret Black, Malcalm Black, Helen Carter, Doris Murray, 'Marjorie Wheatley, Nellie Lee, Della Lee, Jean Black, front, Alan Dowson, Frank Reader, Owen Cliff, Howard Lee, Harold Aylsworth, Merle Dowson, Norman Ayisworth, Lorne Smith, Clarence Carter and Earl Reader.