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8 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 16, 1991 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Letters io the editor LOCal Pathfinders travelling to Community needs support To the Editor: As members of a community in crisis, we ask you to support our effort to save the town of Kapuskasing. This crisis exists because of the inability of the government of On- tario and Kimberly Clark Cor- poration to come to an agreement on how to turn the company over to those who earnestly believe that it can continue to be a pro- ductive operation. And this without the cost of thousands of jobs. This past weekend, people from our community demonstrated at Queen's Park to protest the government's decision not to act. We ask your readers to show their support by writing to their MPP's or to Premier Bob Rae at Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario. Kapuskasing isn't the only nor- thern Ontario community facing the loss of a major industry. Help us to show the Ontario govern- ment that we in the north have pride and dignity and will fight to save our towns, our jobs, and our families. Yours truly, Gesile Jensen Two distinct groups of dirt bike riders From Page 7 responsibility. This would not be a unique thing to happen as OCMC had a similar arrangement with the lawyer- owners of a piece of property referred to as Big Valley or Old Baldy, in your neighboring township. Our club used that pro- perty responsibly, to the satisfac- tion of the owners for a number of years until the property was even- tually sold. It should also be noted that since 1979 our Scugog Township members have held a yearly, pro- vincial event which customarily begins at the Port Perry Snowmobile Club clubhouse and exists to the satisfaction of the dozen generous land owners who allow us access to their property. If and when we have exclusive access to the Harnden and King property it will be a guarantee that the problems, garbage, trespassing and gunshots, men- tioned in your article will not emit from this property because that is the reason we are there! Warren Thaxter, Newcastle ONE ONE GraAY Wor : FRAMER' 237 Queen St., Port Perry 985-2543 Carl Brenders S GALLERY For Better or For Worse® International camp in England A group of area Pathfinders are ready toblaze a new trail. The five teenaged girls and two leaders are travelling to England for a two-and-a-half week visit. While there, the local contin- gent will attend an internation- al camp in West Sussex with 1,000 other Girl Guides from around the world. Attending the camp will be Jodi Hunter, 1st Port Perry Pathfinders, Melissa Dawson, 2nd Port Perry Pathfinders, Jessica Outram, a junior leader with the 1st Port Perry Guides, Natalie Everest, 1st Brooklin Pathfinders, and Maggie Leighton, 11th Whitby Path- finders. Leaders Bunny Rowland, 1st Port Perry Sparks and Division International Advisor, and Bev Dawson, 1st Port Perry Sparks and Deputy Commissioner of Port Perry District, will travel with the Pathfinders to Eng- land. Before their week at camp, the girls will spend several days at different hospitality home, Mrs. Rowland said. The girls will billet with a host ac- cording to age and interests. After the camping experience the girls will stay with another host family and travel in the English Channel area. Planning for the trip began three years ago when Mrs. Rowland's pen pal from Eng- tand, Carol Wiseman, gave a Boat winner Bill Smithers is ready to hit the open water. The Manilla resident won a 15-horsepower Johnson Motor, 14-foot Pinecraft aluminum boat, and a 16- foot Load Rite trailer in the Open Air Ice Palace draw. Tickets for the draw were sold during Festival Days and Mr. Smithers' ticket (number 4369) was drawn Saturday evening at 8 p.m. Tickets were $2 each or three for $5. Proceeds will go towards the Open Air Ice Palace on Lake Scugog. CoOLDWELL BANKGCR O special invitation to the girls. "It's an independent trip," Mrs. Rowland explained, add- ing the girls have to cover most of the cost themselves. But the cost is minimal when compared to the chance to expe- rience a ditterent country's cul- ture. "Guiding does open a lot of doors and opportunities," Mrs. Rowland said. "The trip will be a tremendous learning experi- ence for the girls." Cy A 4 oF, A group of local Pathfinders are going to an international camp In England. Pictured are (bottom row) Jodi Hunter, Jessica Outram, (middle) Melissa Dawson, Maggie Leighton, Natalie Everest, (top) and leaders Bev Dawson and Bunny Rowland. See story for details. COUNTRY LANE REALTY LTD. Hwy. 7A & High Street - Port Perry, Ont. RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE 985-7351 As adegeadenty owned ood Wo dted rember Wok of Coldwe® Bankes Whicates of Canada tng ® "We do not stop working and playing because we grow old. 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