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Letters Ice huts To the Editor: Contrary to last weeks feature story on Ice Fishing on Lake Scugog, there IS another com- mercial fish hut operator on the lake; namely J&R Fish Huts, who operate offshore from Honey's Beach. These fellows have generously donated 20 huts to the Port Perry Lions Club for use in their fishing derby to be held January 27th. Anyone wanting information can call 985-3707. Yours truly, E. Murray Little Britain. Society's acceptance To the Editor: We killed the buffalo on the prairie, and now they are gone. WeKkilled the whales in the sea, and now they are gone. We killed the babies in the womb, and we are still killing them. Why? Clayton Connell Port Perry Leave trees out, they'll be picked up Residents in the town of Port Perry were to put their Christ- mas trees out for collection last week, but not all trees were picked up by the municipality's works department. Scugog Mayor Howard Hall clistie [oT] Te [Ty To J oT-To (J: | | se PROJECT A Interior Si I] COLONIST DOORS 2'0" x 6'8" 5 299. x 6'8' 5 83° Decorative raised panel doors. 1 3/8" thick. 5 8% PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 16, 1990 -- 9 1" x2" x 8 46° 2" x3" x8 1 19 per piece per piece 2" x2" x b' 89¢ 2" x4" x 8 1 79 per piece per piece ECONO 09 STUDS ach Colonist BIFOLD DOORS 2'0" xX 6's" 2'6" X 6'8" 63" Decorative raised panel doors ideal for closets. 1 3/8" thick. Pre-Hung \/ MAHOGANY 7 DOOR A Predrilled for ~\ hardware and 2) prehinged. FS Complete with jamb - stops. 5h told the Port Perry Star Mon- day that he isn't sure why some trees yere noppicked up, but as- 5 Piece sume at works employees { Seat sold were busy clearing snow from TUB WALL KIT separately. Township roads. Whit Al d Residents whose trees were ke mon not collected should leave them by the roadside. They will even- Susy be collected, Mayor Hall said. The Township is going to re- cycle the trees by chipping them and placing the chips on munici- pal gardens. World Religion Day in Scugog World Religion Day will be observed in Scugog on the third Sunday in January for the second year. This year's celebration will be held on January 21 at 7:30 p.m. in the downstairs hall of the Anglican Church Of The Ascen- sion in Port Perry. This event is observed in many countries around the globe, to call attention to the harmony of the spiritual principles of the world's | religions and to foster understan- | ding and communication between ! their followers. 49% 49% Easily installed over most walls. Strong, durable and easy to maintain. Speciall p iced! Quality Waterproof. PECOAK WHITE White 5 ft. TOILET SEAT TOILET BATH TUB 99 99 wo 23% 6 1 ] each each Genuine oak seat with brass hinges. Economical, quality bath tub, ideal for that second bathroom. each Vitreous china toilet with reverse trap action. All In-stock BATHROOM ACCESSORIES | 15% I OFF Regular Price The celebration in Port Perry will include readings from dif- { ferent religions and several i } presentations from members of some of the faiths represented in Scugog. In 1985, the Asian Country of Sri 1 Lanka issued a postage stamp to commemorate World Religion Day which had been officially recognized by their government a year earlier. The symbols of various faiths appear as a beautiful bouquet of varying hues emphasizing the oneness of ell): religion and mankind. 11 VANEDWARD DRIVE - (OSHAWA ROAD) PORT PERRY - ONTARIO - PHONE 985-7391 Roof Truss Division - Phone 985-9718 cistie build centre J J+le]» QUA D SER OMP oR