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6 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- August 14, 1984 letters Article unfair (From page 5) cleans them BEFORE 7 a.m. on the weekend. This is no easy task. The majority of people who use the facilities are respectable but not all are so considerate. We will leave this last com- ment to your imagination. We realize that there are improvements need- ed in the parks, but our time is limited and much of it is spent with our many other duties. We are disappointed by the fact that you evidently did not tour the washrooms before writing either articles. This is evident as the facilities had been freshly painted the week before the article was published. In the future, we would appreciate a fairer appraisal of the situation. The Clean-up at Western Weekend went completely unmention- ed. During the weekend, we were picking up gar- bage from the streets and parks by 5 a.m. We have received many compliments from the public regarding this. We realize that these duties are all part of our _ positive in job which we enjoy but it is unfortunate that the negative points regar- ding our work have far outnumbered the publication. P.S. We would like to congratulate the Beautification Commit: tee for the excellent jot in the Port Perry area. It is always a pleasure to work with these fine volunteers. Yours truly, Connie Southern Kathy Dowson Elizabeth Kelly Susan Graham Scugog Township Parks Department EDITOR'S NOTE: While one of the articles did contain comments about the condition of the washroom at the ball dia- mond on Water Street, the stories dealt mainly. with the lack of facilities in public parks in Port Perry, especially Palmer Park. The ar- ticles were not intended to be criticisms of the way the Township Parks staff are doing their work. of change ev go on forever. longer. chatterbox (continued) Right now, ads for the CNE are popping up everywhere. Of course, I don't have to worry about going back to school, but I still feel a sense time the Ex opens in late August. Summer always seems to race by so quickly. June, July and August are here, and then gone. Why is it January, February and March seem to Don't get me wrong. I enjoy the four distinct seasons. I just wish summer would go on a little Believe me, I have no intention of rushing out now to buy a winter coat, but come to think of it, I do need some new skates. ERRY your ( 'Ponytails and Brylcreem, yeah!' Nostalgia za "es pps playground moppets It was 50's day last Friday as the kids at 'Blackstock playground got dressed up for their final day of fun. And that car they are sit- ting on is a '52 Chevy owned by James Kelly. In the photo at bottom Tanya Map- pin, Carleton Lewis, Sherri Masterton, Scott Davies, and Janet Kelly ham it up for a photograph. ' g 74 Sa {hw ~ 1B Bicentennial riders hit the trail Bicentennial Equestrians will be at Sandaraska Park (Hwys 115 and 35) on August 16th and the signing of the scroll is between 48:00 p.m. They will leave 8:30 ORT AUTO GLASS & TRIM ® Body Mouldings & Pinstripes ® Sunroofs ; ® Boat Tops ® Boat Seats ® Windshields ® Complete ae Call for your appointment ... 985-8507 ° r--- FD GU GE GU SE GE GE SE SE SE -- -- 10% OFF r With this Coupon (Expires August 31, 1984) fl il [| fl B fl [| H A , Se 3 139 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY i i VY [| 0 fi 0 A i | Bl n [| 0 0 i Upholstery § [| [| 0 i 0 [| fl 0 fn te ct et en ne . *25.00 Off | ir H a | I | UPHOLSTERY & TRIM {| INSURANCE CLAIMS | | With this Coupon I Jl (Expires August 31, 1984 Bs ce ee cr sm ee a. a.m. on 17th and travel westerly on the Great Pine Ridge Trail. They will reach Burketon Station area around noon on the 17th and will water their hor- ses at a nearby farm. 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