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ry wv SUL Be RNY NE MOAR VE RAST, fa | PS WD GIP We ee ~~. Walk-A-Thon Proceeds The oo bores Guides and Brownies turned over the proceeds from their 10 kilometer Walk-a-thon held last May to Community Memorial Hospital adminis- trator Dave Brown last week. Mr. Brown was more than pleased to accept the cheque for $1,011.44, which he said will be used to purchase hand-rails for the walls in the patient areas of the hospital. Above, Dist. Commissioner Marion Lee presets the cheque to David Brown, while representatives of the Girl Guides and Browsijes, Margaret Rowland [left] and Susan Dejeet look on. Glidden Factory Sale Price ONLY SMOOTH SCRUBBABLE © >» Semi-Gloss Enamel | for kitchen and bathroom BD walls, ceilings and trim Sale Price -- REDUCES HEAT LOSS § ins Up to 20% and helps prevent blistering and peeling of exterior paint =v "Por sarrier (J spred lustre enamel Sale Price &d ol ONO 1 G ALLON® Co ) | - Lake Scugog Lumber Co. Oshawa Road - Port Perry - 985-7391 "Manimum price only Dealer may sell for less Container may be underilied lor ining See label for net contents GALLON® PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, October 3, 1979 -- 3 (From Page 1) Mr. and: Mrs. Poc speak almost no English, but even during their first week here they were beginning to use words in their new language, and their ability to commun- icate will improve when they start language training later this fall. They have struck up a relationship with Mr. and Mrs. Chow who operate the Town Restaurant in Port Perry. The Poc family is ethnic Chinese in origin and they are able to converse in Chinese. Speaking through an inter- Pl HIE pretor, Mr. Poc told the Star that his family is very grate- ful to the people of Port Perry who have helped them settle here. On Monday, just one week after arriving -in this country, Mr. Poc began his first job in Canada, at a small manufacturing plant just outside Port Perry. No doubt the months ahead will be difficult ones for the family, overcoming lang- uage barriers, coping with a totally different way of life, strange new customs, and in a few short weeks, their first taste of Canadian winter. But obviously, the toughest part is behind them: the -, Viet Nam family arrives decision to leave Viet Nam, the week at sea, the 10 months in a refugee camp. Even the Canadian winter may look good after that. --= The decision to flee their native country was a diffi- cult one. Mr. Poc's father still remains there, as do his five brothers and a sister. Other members of his family were killed in the war. While this is the first refu- gee family to find a new home in Port Perry area, at least one other group has made an application to spon- sor a family to this area, and 14 families will be settling in Oshawa. RU TT [ALL FASHION FINDS -- A i) : (ed pot = LT ET EE EE RTT TT ETT TET TE ET WLR EE TTT TT TT TTT E| Ri UTEX JACKETS Hat & Scarf Sets POSLUN COATS Corduroy Pant Suits SWEATERS VELOUR TOPS HANDBAGS By John Hart & By Stein New Arrival of Toys PLAYTEX SUPERLOOK Bras - Cross Your Heart - Second Skin Briefs - Light Smoothers All-in-One Seamless Body Smoothers BABY SNOWSUITS & BUNTING BAGS GIRLS' JUMPERS, DRESSES & PANT SUITS A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE MERCHANDISE NOT EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED LE OE TT TTT ET 2 ot 53 { x 3 ho EET ven ez na oT HR pet 3