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Dear Sir: Sunday T attended a meet- ing of some concern to the town's people, in regard to starting a Navy League for young boys in Port Perry, After listening in at the meeting I agree the organ- ization must be a deserving one, but so is the Scout movement. I wish the Navy League luck, but my main concern is the lack of interest for the Scout 'move- ment. We have repeatedly asked for volunteers to take on jobs as leaders for ours young boys. And I am again asking you men to come out-and help make the Scout move- ment strong and héalthy. Anyone interested, please call Mr. Jack Owen or myself, Akela Saulnier. "Wake up men and help a dying movement!" Yours truly Paul Saulnier., "To the Editor: I'm so pleased Fiddle Faddle and Fuddle-Duddle pn: and In Uxbridge T.J. Postal Service gets the axe because they can't get pap- ers lo their destination in time. In Port Perry the Works Dept. get "What for" for doing what they were told to do. "Things were nearly hot enough to melt the snow. Everyone is on the govt's back for 'their .choice of an airport, Well people will complain ~--Those yacking about snow in two weeks will complain about either mud or water, 'then a few weeks later will growl about the dust. I wonder if the complain. ers would like to change places with the ones they find fault with for one week. I believe there is no justification in complain. ing unless you can do the job. better yourself. "When you wish fo com- plain which. one might blame on winter "Blaas", remember people in Afric. Sk become accepted 4; countries . In India or phrases, Ireland. Would you like to BILL MILEY DUGAR ano Srice No fault of T. J. or "P.O. or the mail, ' (continued) We were talking about old friends. Andi in his letter, Dave said something that struck me. He said, "Weeklies are a gold mine." He's right. And that brings me to another old friend - my favourite weekly. Naturally, it's the weekly of which I used to be editor. It was ---with;great-delight-that- I read-recently-a letter to the editor in weekly. It stated "The former editors (that's me) were gentlemen." I agree. * Latest issue states that Bill 'Smiley is "a fine man and a great writer," I think the writer of the letter thus proclaiming has either a drinking or a mental problem, but I -don't even care. Although I think it might have been a fine writer and a great man. Another gem, same issue. Classified ad: "Notice: Would the person who' got my gloves from my car Thursday evening and left me two pounds of butter please phone . . A local correspondent begins, 'Hi, Dears, let's see what's on the old swizzle stick this week . . ."" A lady who has never even licked a swizzle stick, I swear. It's gold, all right. Canis Lp Tx Sari WH Ove S000 Oc Hr Ans GREENBANK 985-2416 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY SNOWED IN 5 in AN nk his 7 LARA) Jean Jeffery A Blood Donor Clinic will be held in the Anglican Church Hall, Port Perry on Tuesday, April 4th at 2:30 and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. We are sorry to learn that Mr. David Martland is ° a patient in Uxbridge Hos- pital. ! On Monday Mrs. R. Brown and Mrs, K. Ashton treated their children with a visit to the Science Cen. tre at Toronto. Chris and Stacy Brown stayed for a few days visit with their aunt Miss Donna Brown, Mrs. K. Catherwood and ~ Brian of Brooklin stayed Sunday night with her par. ents Mr, and Mrs. Howard Ashton while Mr. and Mrs. B. Bushell and girls of Scarborough are remaining _ for a few days. Le Ivan Clarke is spending dang places with them. I guess at Easter Time it. is also a time for reflec. . tion. I hope we will soon start "counting our bless- ings" instead of sheep. Be: cause behind every cloud is' a silver lining and good old spring is just around the corner, "even if you can't see for all the snow. From--On Looker . In Centre of the Road 22 to «3%: Ibs Maple i - Bologna Maple Leaf - Maple Leaf Polish Sausage 6 oz. pkgs. Meats KRAFT -- 1's PEA or VEG. SARDINES FRESH GRADE i CHICKEN, . 43 by the piece Hint of Maple Side Bacon 1.79 Cooked Maple Leaf Jf CHEESE SLICES TREESWEET -- 48 oz. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 53c -- 28 oz. tin HABITANT SOUP POWDERED SUNLIGHT -- Gt. Pkg. DETERGENT BRUNSWICK -- Yu's tin a few days with Grandma and Grandpa Asling, Mr. and Mrs, Roy. Asling of Buckhorn called on their aunt Mrs. Cawker and uncle and aunt Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Asling one day last week. Mr. Chas. Bourgeois of Port - Perry called on Mrs. Caw- ker.. on Monday evening while Mr, and Mrs. Harold Cawker called on Sunday. We didn't celebrate St. Patrick's Day till March 18, - Youre FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE - n43 279 89c¢ 27¢ 95¢ 2 or 29¢ ews when 'many friends gather- ed at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Walter Kerry to Chi- varee Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stearman of Stratford, Mo- . ther Mrs, Arnold Stearman of Grimsby was on- hand. The family is moving to Halifax where Mr. Stear- man has a position, Bill's sister 'Lucia was happy as she had just received word she had been accepted for a position in Charlottetown, I = J == the "Thing for, .. At Cy Wilson Ford, we will give you a "FREE" Front End Alignment (parts extra) with a Spring Check-up on your car. Any Make Of Car CALL FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW CY WILSON FORD Where 7A & 12 Hwys meet REE FREE FREE FREE FREE A Li) FREE Wiad FREE FREE ROYAL YORK -- 16 oz. PEANUT BUTTER ALL PURPOSE 5 ROSES FLOUR 5 :5,59¢ JOHNSONS FUTURE -- 16 oz. FLOOR POLISH MACARONI or SPAGHETTI CATELLIS ROSS & CARLOAD FOO PRINCE ALBERT ~ Phone 7% 985-2492 PRICES EFFECTIVE Wednesday -- Saturday, March 22 to 25 985-7341 Bring in this ad SHIRRIF GOOD MORNING -- 12 oz. jar MARMALADE PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed March 22,1972 - § Cia (as we call her) goes to College in Centralia. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cec- chetto of Guelph were also visitors'with aunt Elva and uncle Walter, On behalf of the commu- "nity a card table and fold- ing chairs- were presented to Bill and Betty. All en- joyed a social hour and a 'bounteous lunch. The heavy ice broke the guy-wires and let our T.V. aireal come to rest on the roof. It doesn't make much difference as our reception is good here at any time. REE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FRE Li FREE invited -n = m m m = m m - = m m m = m m | = m m - = m m a | = m m ol ~ 3c 47c¢ 719¢ 2 %47c ARG'S MARKET ' > re yy Ne AZ No » A CfA, a ---- 3 od ys Ri, a AY SA Ah Sanda IA eS Rar ee EA e5 X No