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"Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Ed Le ARIPO BEL Cis Remember When? Feature Photo of the Week Port Perry High School students attending the school in 1928 are pictured above. The photo was submitted by Mrs. Irva (Nott) England. Mrs. England, her sister Josie (Nott) Bradley and another former stu- dent Dorthea (O'Neill) Koch identified the students and were able to re- member almost everyone. If you can fill in the blanks, the Port Perry Star would love to hear from you. Pictured are (front row, from left) Harley Balfour, Harold Burton, Melville Lakey, Flip Innes, Oscar Brad- ley, Elwood Crosier, Jerry Williams, Donald Shepherd, Bob Cawker, Eric Nasmith, Robert MacMillan, Henry Dodd, 'George Tinsley, Bill Lyle, Mac Black, Cecil Fralick, Sandy Moore, Mr. Orchard, Sam Mas- ters, Lloyd Rundle, Bill Grant, (second row) Marjorie Mitchell, Lillian Murphy, Violet Bond, Frances Raines, Patricia Cooney, Marie Cherry, Ruby Lee, Isabel Cawker, Francis Christie, Aileen Tummonds, Jean Switzer, Evelyn Gilroy, Grace Cawker, Mr. Tom Follick, Miss Rowena Harris, Miss Doris Sandy, Miss Neva Sine, Mr. Jim MacKenzie, Dorothy Davey, Alma Frise, Grace McMillan, Norma Armstrong, Ethel Tum- monds, Winnie Owen, Inez Fralick, Doris Murray, (third row) Frank McGregor, Donald Boynton, ???, Myrtle Blakely, Helen Willard, Josie Nott, Helen Clarke, Evelyn Sommerville, Marjorie Real, Hazel Jeffery, Dorothea O'Neill, Betty Bland, Florence McMillan, Helen Vickery, Do- rothea Nasmith, Margaret Black, Esther Turner, Dorothy Balfour, Veda Ewers, Kathleen Payne, Margaret Coates, ? King, Helen Carter, Irva Nott, Gertrude Martyn, Jean Cawker, Annie Farmer, Edith Lucas, Mary Walker, Noreen Cawker, Dave Dowson, Bob Brown, Alex Walker, (back row) George Palmer, Grant Robertson, Beverley Smallman, Hubert Collacutt, Forbes Nasmith, Storey Beare, Tom Harris, Doug Nasmith, Wallace McMillan, Bruce Snelgrove, Ivan Wallace, Ed Mitchell, and Frank Shepherd (caretaker). LAS LAAAS A LAA ALAS 'AAA LAA Sewing Classes For Teens & Adults ------ en -------------- lk fouls Sewing Machines Provided 86 Chester Crescent, Port Perry 3 985-3031 Susan Scholfield Honour B.A.Sc. Family Studies AAARAR AAA RAR THUY Y BURGLAR ALARMS Commercial and Residential Wired and Wireless Systems FREE ESTIMATES ADAM TECHNOLOGIES 985-2636 MAKE YOUR OWN BEER & WINE Natural Ingredients Save up to 50% 159 Casimir Street, Port Perry "985-4352 bus. or 985-2676 res = Letters ito the editor Car biggest To the Editor: I really enjoyed Michelle Bull's column on cars in last week's Marketplace. I'd just like to add a few more words on this subject. A forum in Toronto was told last week that, "when it comes to air pollution, the car is Public Enemy No. 1." Also that the air pollution is expected to become a health hazard soon - if people don't start using their cars less. Most of us have heard about Los Angeles and its air. Kids in L.A. suffer a 10-15 per cent loss in lung capacity by the time they finish high school. Apparently many children in Austria are also sick because of car exhaust. The damage we are doing this planet with our cars (yes, I am a shamefaced co-owner of two) is literally astonishing. They make a major contribution to the garbage problem and also contribute heavily to acid rain, ozone depletion and global warming. Planting trees to ab- sorb carbon dioxide makes us feel good, and I don't deny that it is a worthwhile thing to do, but no amount of tree planting will ever be able to make up for all the junk we are pouring into the earth's atmosphere, which, let's remember, is a closed sys- tem. The greenhouse gases we contribute to it today will still be around to make our grand- children sick 30 years and more from now. [ know I'm never going to make myself popular, smack in the heart of GM territory, spreading the bad news about cars. I guess I feel a bit like the child in the fable who told the emperor he had no clothes. It may be a tough message to hear, but somebody has to say it! public enemy Can't we all resolve to make some changes for the sake of our children? Let's minimize our car use as much as possible, stop warming our cars in winter (idling is not only unnecessary, but also bad for the engine!), and turn our cars off when we are sitting waiting. If we re- mind ourselves that it is our children and grandchildren who will benefit (or suffer) from the actions we take (or fail to take) today, perhaps the neces- sary changes will become a lit- tle easier to contemplate. Sincerely, Janet Banting, Greenbank, Ontario. STONEMOOR DAY CARE CENTRES INC. 399 Queen Street, Port Parry Offers a "Child Enrichment Programme" for children 18 months to 5 years. Full time and part time available Howrs 6-30 am to 6-00 pm For further information call 985-0800 Sel res ISN 1992 CHRYSLER DYNASTY LE - 4 door, V6. auto. air, power windows, locks & seats, AM/FM cassette, beryl green, absolute Stk.# 28-3648. Sold New at $20,500. ly mint condition, only 88,000km. CHRYSLER | = Plymouth [tro oo) | L DEAN ATSON Mon. - Thurs. 9am to 9pm AUTO SALES UXBRIDGE Fri. 9am to 6pm Sat. 9am to 4pm | Dodge Trucks | 852-3313 Hwy. 47 S. 640-2793 a Lr on md Ny