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14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 17, 1989 For all your NEW or USED CAR NEEDS with excellent service, contact sales rep., JEFF KROONENBERG PHILP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 988-8474 or (res.) 985-3925 BBY SA SR GEA BORELIANS AAA Ce a Se SS N VT WT, A play by Arthur Miller DEATH of a SALESMAN Directed by John H. Foote 3 Produced by David Ellis OCTOBER 26, 27, 28 i) NOVEMBER 1 (Student Performance) NOVEMBER 2, 3, 4 8:00 P.M. TOWN HALL 1873 fai! | QUEEN & LILLA STREETS PORT PERRY Tickets $8.00 are available at 'J the door on performance night !%s or at Cottage Rose/Just Around The Corner. Student prices of $5.00 on November 1 ONLY available at the door. Death of a Salesman is produced by special arrangement with International Creative Management. Letters to the editor Don't be a quitter, keep on writing To the Editor: The Port Perry Star is a good paper, maybe not quite perfect. It would seem Peter Hvidsten touched a nerve or wzlked on sacred ground in his article about the Dr.'s waiting room. I think it was in no way critical of the Dr.'s, but in this busy world it might be worth while looking to see if there is anyway to streamline waiting time. Peter, there is a saying that goes, "Hell has no furry like a woman's tongue," don't be a quit- ter, keep on writing. The Press has a place in a community and don't expect everyone to agree with you. People have a right to Feminist funding (From page 8) (Women's Legal, Education and Action Fund), and the Canadian Daycare Advocacy Association, together with organizations such as the Canadian Civil Liberties Association and the Canadian Labour Congress, have indicated their intent to fight the introduc- tion of any legislation restricting abortion. Their efforts are fund- ed, of course, by the taxpayer. Few government-funded lobby groups would survive if they, like REAL Women, had to rely on dedicated volunteers and donations. It is not surprising that those of us who strive to preserve tradi- tional moral values become discouraged at times. After all, we are forced to provide financial support to causes which we find abhorrent. Only in Canada. Sincerely, Lorraine McNamara Oshawa, Ontario A BIG THANK YOU to everyone who participated in the October 7, 1989 PORT PERRY BIG APPLE FESTIVAL BEST TABLE was won'by "THE WRINKLES CLUB" BEST MERCHANT DISPLAY was won by = "BROCK'S DEPARTMENT STORE" 52; BEST DECORATED HOUSE was "The VERSAGE HOUSE" RUNNER UP was 'oy "The McNEIL HOUSE" Thank you to everyone who helped make Lo our 2nd Annual Event a success. Sponsored by your DOWNTOWN PORT PERRY B.LA. (Business Improvement Area) EE EEE EE EEE A ET disagree. The reason I'm writing is I felt it wasn't necessary for Mrs. Allin and Kara Warburton to stoop to criticizing, Julia Ashton and Robert Streich, two young people who have just joined the paper. It must be difficult, in a new com- munity, to write an interesting column every week and they are doing just fine. J.B. don't think you have been missed, I couldn't find the rest of your Viewpoint in this weeks paper. Vernon Asselstine R.R. 2 Blackstock, Ont. Editor's Note: There was no con- tinuation of the Viewpoint. The "turn to"' at the bottom of column should have been cut out in production. Gypsy moth spraying (From page 10) that I developed extreme hypersensitivities to foods, chemicals, drugs and inhalants plus I developed cancer and Chronic Fatigue Immune Dysfunction Disease or M.E. as it is also called. My body is being poisoned from the inside out by these toxins and I am in chronic pain everyday of my life. 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