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8 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 26,1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" NEW SPRING FASHIONS ARRIVING DAILY! European Comfort BAMA ¢ BIRKENSTOCK « CLARKS CONVERSE ¢ DR. MARTENS « ECCO FINN COMFORT JENNY-ARA « JOE SANCHEZ K-SPRINGERS ¢ MEPHISTO « REINBERGER RHODE « ROMIKA « SALAMANDER « TERRA Doris Shoes 263 Queen St., Port Perry 985-9611 PICTURE PERFECT authorized dealer for HITACHI What will Graduated Licensing let Young Drivers teach them to drive and survive before trying their road first. test. Then spend eight But if they take the «months practicing Young Drivers course, with confidence! that one year waiting It could add vears to period is reduced to just eight months! your life. But for eight months, they can still GAY ps with a licensed adult eside A 'D Young Drivers of Canada them. | ! . ' ' Your licen And that's you! ad ) ce to survive. Do you really want to spend eight : NE XT yal | RS = ; months driving with a totally NE phts COUR: E B EGINS untrained amateur? dah May 3rd Toy We didn't think so. 'Evening Course 6-9:10pm For information, brochures and course schedules call: 2 Brock Street West, Uxbridge (905) 852-9705 I _ETTERS Writer's comment was in poor taste To the Editor: Re: Last week's letter from Keith Charles. I was quite glad to read that I'm normally astute and I don't believe that this attribute has left me either. Let me say that my comment about noxious emissions has nothing what ever to do with "regurgitating the party line" in respect to phe- to radar. By chance, I happened to read an environmental publi- cation that said governments across Canada had agreed to the enforcement of strict speed limits some three years ago. The article went on to say, that like other good environmental measures, this one had also fal- len by the wayside, despite the promises made that strict speed limits would be enforced. I don't think there is any doubt at all that car emissions contribute to our environmental problems. Speeding adds to those prob- lems much more than people think. My column, that comes out of my own head each Sun- day afternoon with some regu- larity, quite often does not "re- gurgitate any party line." In fact sometimes its the opposite. However, since photo radar seems to be so dreadful, I thought I would add something William Sandiford SHEL CIT CER CT SST EN ST Cl JRE * Business Concepts & Solutions « Computerized Accounting set-up * Electronic Countermeasures » Local Area Networks (LAN's) + Software and Hardware « Training and Support (905) 985-1877 Agriculture - Commercial [3 [VES (dF: [RETa le MRT ETL Port Perry Optical . I [SG 5130 -- A Fresh Store Look.... 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Good quality, good prices, shop & compare. 28 Water Street, Port Perry 985-4679 or 985-9388 to that discussion by pointing out the benefits to the environ- ment by a reduction in speed, when all other logic has failed, i.e.: the reduction of the $9 bil- lion costs each year due to traf- fic accidents, mainly due to high rates of speed. I think the choice of expres- sion, by Mr. Charles, of "being unable to screw the people suffi- ciently with all other taxes, was the reason for photo radar" was in extremely poor taste. Mr. Charles knows better than to say than, than most. Sincerely, Gordon L. Mills, C.D.,,M.P.P. Durham East Photo interesting To the Editor: It was interesting to see the photo of the Cawker Bros. store in your Historic Photo feature. I feel constrained to make a couple of comments. My father was Alymer Cawker (not Aylm- er) and it was my brother Albert who took over the business from my father. It may be of interest to you to know that the gentleman (uni- dentified) to the left of the store i ¥ 0 (A Coney: Elovation A from $139,900. Nortty WELCOME HOMIE!! | Huge, 60' fully serviced lots. hy | Oshawa '$124,900 on selected lots Visit our site today. Tues. to Thurs. 1pm to 6pm Sat. & Sun. 11am to 6pm call (905) 477-1706 or (705) 357-1531 front was Mr. Daniel Boe, who was pictured with his family in your April 5, 1994 issue. It would be remiss of me to close without telling you how much I enjoy reading the paper and remarking what an attrac- tive appearance it has with the color photos on the front page, an excellent and striking print job. Yours sincerely, John O. 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