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_nm a Sh ty feo rel ks Sg RE Ee... ras cn a a a RG NATE te a rtp ts \ AN i ak CA a aaa m -- 8 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 21,1993 Letters to the editor New youth program To the Editor: The hot topic in your letters column these days seems to be programs for teens. I would like to take this opportunity to in- form your readers of a new youth program beginning in January sponsored by the An- glican churches in Scugog. We asked all the teens we knew what they wanted and this 1s what we came up with. We will get in speakers to talk on subjects of interest to the teens, and there will be plenty of opportunity to ask questions. We will be holding these infor- mation nights monthly on Sun- day nights at the Anglican Church Hall at 266 North St. starting at 7:30 p.m. Our first speaker will be Mr. Bryan Davies on Jan. 16. His topic will be: Is it Legal to Smoke Marijuana? or Drugs and the Law. Mr. Davies is a well-known criminal lawyer and will be able to give us pre- cise, up-to-date information on exactly what the law has to say about recreational drugs, and what is likely to happen if you get caught breaking the law. (This will not be a sermon). Our second speaker, on Feb. 20, will be Dr. Dan Obedkoft, who will answer any questions anyone has ever wanted to ask a doctor (questions may be anony- mous). After that, it's up to the teens. We want to hear from you about what subjects you would like us to cover, and we'll find an expert in the field to answer your questions. We believe that people are more likely to make intelligent life decisions, decisions that will bring them lasting happi- ness, if they are well informed. Otherwise, they are guessing in the dark and their chances of success are pretty slim. We look forward to seeing a good crowd of Scugog teenson Jan. 16. Yours truly, Michelle Bull LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Port Perry Star encourages our readers to make use of the letters to the editor column to express their opinions and viewpoints on just about any subject, as we feel a lively letters column helps make a better community newspaper. We insist, however, that all letter writers sign their name. Sorry, no anonymous letter will be printed. ~ ( DJ TAYLOR [ ooo INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. FIVE YEAR 169 North St., Port Perry L9L 1B7 A T Ao | Guaranteed Investment 11/0 | (Rates Se il fica tes Notice) PHONE 985-8416 \ V2 %N GREAT GIFT IDEA Tickets are now on sale! - "ANYTHING GOES" 9 Performed by the Scugog Choral Society iy ES at Town Hall 1873, Port Perry Music & Lyrics by: Cole Porter Feb 24, 25, 26, 27 & Mar. 3, 4, 5, 6 Reserved Seating $10.00 & $12.00 Tickets available at Irwin Smith Music Queen Street, Port Perry Robert J. Gow ROBERT J. 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Peter Hvidsten, is seen here holding a cake to commemorate the 30th Anniversary of family ownership of the newspaper, which has been publishing a Letter to the editor Appreciate Millars' dedication To the Editor: Having attended all perfor- mances put on by Millar Lights, I read this article in the paper with deep regret. To have been so generous with their time and talent, the Millars deserve nothing but our. praise and gratitude. How for- tunate Port Perry is to have the Town Hall and the Millar No basic Canada Post Corporation an- nounced recently that the price of the basic standard letter stamp will not increase on Jan. 1, 1994. The price of a stamp will remain at 43 cents for let- ters up to 30 grams mailed with- in Canada. Canada Post published vari- ous regulated price increase Lights. We recently saw Showboat in Toronto, also Miss Saigon, it was a beautiful evening and we enjoyed it thoroughly. But - we have enjoyed the Millar Lights as well and sometimes much better. 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