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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR, THURS., NOVEMBER 26th, 1964 | AS THE READER SEES IT | The Editor, Port Perry Star Port Perry, Ont. Dear Sir: It would be an excellent ser- vice if your paper would pub- lish a word to the parents of Port Perry children about the snowball throwing that is go- ing on at this time, both to and from school. A near accident occurred on Tuesday of this week between Noon and 12:20 when two or three boys were pitching snow- balls at passing cars. The usual practice is to throw them at friends on the opposite side of the road, but on Tuesday there were no targets except passing cars. One snowball happened to land smack on the window of the driver's side of a car going up the hill on Queen St. If the window had been lowered, the man driving the car would have received the full force of the packed snow right in his face, As it was, he jammed ow his brakes and open- ed the car door (apparently with the idea of getting out and chastising the boys). Had a car been travelling in the op- posite direction, a 3-car smash- up could have resulted. As it was, tthe driver of the car im- mediately behind had quite a job avoiding hitting both the car and the man as he got out 'of his automobile. This is true, because I happened to be the driver in the following car. The teachers and Principal at Port Perry Public School cannot be expected to super- vise children's street activities. They are responsible for the conduct and behaviour of stu- dents only while on school pro- perty. Surely parents will see the po- tential dangers involved in this "boyish" fun and point out to them the possibility of car ac. cidents due to their playful pastimes. Yours truly, A SAFETY MINDED DRIVER ANNIVERSARY 45th SALE Now In Progress TED JACKSON APPLIANCES Port Perry 985-2272 SALE PRICES ON Kettles, Irons, Toasters, Coffee Percs, Can Openers Hair Dryers, Fry Pans Electric Razors 20% off If Ordered Before Dec. 1 If you are in Need of JOB PRINTING Call PORT PERRY STAR 985-7383 wk Cawker's food Market Ground Beef RUTIUIIN -S | 3 Ib. Pkg. - $1.00 | Boneless Pot Roast .... 3%. " Eversweet Bacon-1's Frozen Ox Tails for Soup 23' ea 5c. © REG. GRIND LAPP'S SPECIALS-Nov. 26, 27. 28 - '64 1 1b. Tins Red Rose Coffee ...... 3. WITH PORK & CHILI SAUCE Clark's Beans ........ 2- 30. Sweet Apple Cider-1 Gal $1.15. 15 Gal 63. 4 o Apar ment For Rent . CAWKERS FOOD MARKET Port Perry, Ont. 965-2221 AAA Sh A ------------ Sunday, Novemben 15th was a very happy occasion for Mr. and Mrs. David Beecroft, who where celebrating their Golden Anniversary with open house to thein friends, neighbours and relatives. Beautiful baskets of Mums and Roses banded (the living-room where the Bride and Groom received, assisted by the Bridesmaid Mrs. Chas, Lunney of Saintfield and best man Mr. Alex MacKinnon of Little Bri- tain. Among the 165 Guests, the persons of Rev. Doctor Archie Beecroft and Mrs. Bee- croft of Don Mills who had mot there was a pleasant surprise in RRA visited the homestead for some fifty years. Also an Aunt of the Bride, Mrs. (Carrie MacDougall of Tor- onto who is in her 96th year, and a friend Mrs. Ada Wickett, Little Britain who is in her 92nd year. Mr. and Mrs, D. Beecroft were married at the home of the Bride, Sonya, Ont. by the Rev. Captain Dodds in 1914. They have one daughter Muriel, Mrs. Doug Fish, and one granionn Roger Fish, Following open house a boun- teous buffet supper was served Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary to about 50 relatives & friends. Those serving during the af- ternoon were: Pouring Tea~-- Mrs. Chas. Willians, Lindsay, Mrs. Gordon Smith, Mrs, Her- mus Smith and Mrs. Ray Smith of Toronto. Serving -- Mrs. Lloyd Mac- Kinnon, Mrs. Bill Truffen, Mrs. Bruce Smith, Miss Ruth Smith, Miss Melinda Stillman, Lind- say, Mrs. Ferguson Munro and Mrs. Peter Fish, Blackwater. Miss Susan MacKinnon and Miss Dale Smith, Toronto, were in charge of the Guest Book and Wedding Cake. IN YOU. THURSDAY. A GIFT If it isn't convenient to come+iito our office now, Just #1 out and mail the coupon below. Beginning immediately or at Christmas, whichever you prefer, your friend or relative can be enjoying the Port Perry area news, and the . display ads will keep them posted on the merchants' latest features. Its all in THE PORT PERRY STAR. ; SUBSCRIPTION LET YOUR ACQUAINTANCES AND RELATIVES KEEP INFORMED OF WHAT'S GOING ON IN YOUR' COMMUNITY. 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