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- the address Dear Editor: Next year is Prince Ed- ward Island's Centennial. As part of a Centennial project I am compiling the histories of R.C.N. ships, named after P.E.l., communities, which served in World War II. "These were H.M.C. Ships Charlottetown (first and second), Summerside and Malpegue. 7] am most anxious to hear rom any members of these four ships' companies to query them on specific details and general impres- sions. I may be reached at shown. All correspondence will be ans- wered. 1 Sincerely yours, Michael Hennessey Dear Sir: I am writing this letter in regards to the old Post Office. So far I have found nothing that states they aren't going "to tear down the Post Office and replace it with the modern architecture build- ing which I hope many people have seen. It seems a shame to me that when people around Port Perry are interested in starting a Museum to pre- serve many of the old things our ancestors used so the - future generations can see what our forefathers had to work with, 'They have preserved many old pictures of places and buildings in the surroun- ding area of Port Perry for LIONS CLUB OF How to play-- for $1.00. paper. Bingo Christmas week. PORT PERRY-- Beare Motors Ltd. Bruton"s IL.D.A. Canadian Tire Cy Wilson Ford. PRINCE ALBERT-- Sm EDITOR PORT PERRY INC. ® GAME NO. 2 o : Starts Next Week -- Purchase New Bingo Cards for Game No. 2 in sealed envelopes. 3 cards for $2.00. --Mark off the numbers on the appropriate valida- tion dates as they appear weekly in this news- -- Complete rules are on the back of each card. SCHEDULE FOR GAME NO. 2 Edition Nos. valid on & after Total Nos. "7 Printed November 15 Monday, Nov. 20 ................. 20 22 Monday, Nov. 27 ................ 15 29 Monday, Dec. 4 ...................... 3 Tuesday, Dec. 5 ......... ... 3 Wednesday, Dec. 6 ............... 3 December 6 Monday, Dec. 11 ...... we PB Tuesday, Dec. 12 ........... DB Wednesday, Dec. 13 2 13 Monday, Dec. 18 ................. 1 Tuesday, Dec. 19 ................. 1 20 Wednesday, Dec. 27 1 Thursday, Dec. 28 ............... 1 27 NO EDITION January 3 Monday, January 8 ........... 1 Tuesflay, January 9 ....... 1 and continuing at two numbers per week until is called. Note validation .dates during Buy your BINGO CARDS today from the local merchants displaying the LIONS BINGO SIGNS. Sweetman's General Store BINGO CARDS -- 3 for $2.00 or 1 for $1.00 J that I give them credit. So surely I see no reason for all your organizations in Port Perry. : There should be one that would fight for the preserva- tions of one old land mark in * Port Perry and preserve this building for future generat- ions for many of the old timers that come back to your beautiful town on the Shores of Lake Scugog. Sincerely, Laura Brekke Dear Sir: It is most unfortunate that the Government of Quebec should have approved, in- deed initiated, a mass attack on the wolf population in the Province of Quebec. The recent announcement that the the Government proposes to sponsor a special wolf hunting season is bad enough, but the news that the Government plans to use cruel traps, and even more cruel poisons to eliminate these animals is almost incredible. : The Department of Tour- ism, Fish & Game is undoubtedly concerned with attracting "sportsmen" to the Province of Quebec and no doubt spends a large amount of money trying to achieve that end. The effect of the recent announcement has been to bring to 'the Province of Quebec more- had publicity than they have been able to achieve than by almost any other problem. . Throughout Canada, and 1 card Brian's Supertest Port Perry Star I.G.A. Store Mersco's 5 - $1.00 SEAGRAVE-- Wanamaker's General Store .enough through indeed North America, the reaction is beginning to build up. Canada's reputation abroad: suffered badly the seal hunting controversy, but now we age being once again reviled as cruel and back- ward in our approach to wild life. Perhaps, even harder to take is the very strong - suggestion that not only are we cruel and backward but rather stupid as well since we obviously believe in the simple equation, "less wolves more deer." The prime concern of the Department is- to provide enough deer for people to kill in such a way that valuable dollars are brought into Quebec and left there. This must be the case, because if not, and if the real concern is the welfare of the deer population, then the simple answer is to prohibit deer hunting. If the Government of Quebec. would simply sus- pend the killing of wolves, deer and other animals, the natural balance would very CA Ir HO AALAND RE bahay LIYE A SL RIA MPH TA CABGTEF BANIL ERENT SUT ETE No PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Nov. 8, 1972 -- 5 CedarCreek News | Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lar- ocque spent last weekend in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Trepanier. Mr. and Mrs. John Farrow of South River visited their daughter, Mrs. Norris Dohertey, Mr. Dohertey and children; and Mrs. Rick Larocqaue and Mr. Laro - Larocque. Cedar Creek had it's largest turnout it ever had at £3 quickly be restored. Ifind it very hard indeed to have any sympathy for the "bleeding heart' who cries into his beer that the poor little deer must be protected 'so that he can go out and kill them when the time is ripe. Yours truly, T.I. Hughes General Manager the election on Monday. 197 voted. The results were Cafic 50; McKee 102; Ward 43. Two ballets were rejected. . Mrs. Lucy Wilson was D.R.O.; Mrs. Dorothy Cotton was Poll Clerk. Scrutineers were: Mary Tremblay, Doug Buller, 'John Jim Wilson and George Kilpatrick. Mr. and Mrs. Besse of Bowmanville visited their daughter, Mrs. G. Egmann and family on Tuesday evening. . Mrs. Kay Moon of Bethany visited Mrs. Bruce Cummings Wednesday af- ternoon. On Saturday, November 4th, 1972, neighbours and friends gathered at Reach Township Hall to honour Mr. Ralph Somerville, a long- time resident of the adjoin- ing communities of Prospect and Cedar Creek. Ralph has ROUND LEAN MAPLE LEAF MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLLS. MAPLE LEAF Sliced Cooked Meats 3 «1.00 Minced Chuck Wieners Greenwood, retired from farm life and ¢ has taken up residence in Port Perry. After a few games of Progressive Euchre, Ralph was asked to come to the front and occupy a chair, at which time, Mr. George Kilpatrick, Cedar Creek, spoke on behalf of those present, . and wished the popular, member of the community a happy future. Mr. Somerville, in a fitting reply, expressed his thanks for the gift of a reclining chair, and recalled the many years he had spent calling for square dances at the local community functions. The ldrge gathering of friends enjoyed a buffet style luncheon and spent a social time renewing acquain- tances. Check The Label On Your Paper ROSS & MARG'S CARLOAD FOOD MARKET PRINCE ALBERT -- Phone 7% 985-2492 19 Steak or Roast = 1.09 Ib. 89: Ib. Be Pineapple, Grapefruit Drink - 48 oz. tin DEL MONTE ALLENS - 48 oz. tin APPLE JUICE BEANS with PORK - 19 oz. tin VAN CAMPS CAMPBELLS - 10 oz. tin VEG. SOUP rr $1 39¢ 2 or 53c 2 or 29¢ CAT LIQUID - 24 oz. btls. 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