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oy 8 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 24, 1991 Letters io the editor Let's appease frustrated commuters From Page 7 crowded Lakeshore GO service, and erase what could be inter- preted as a legitimate discrimi- natory grievance. Look at the transit map and see the gap- yes, that's the one to the north east; we're taxpayers too! With aggressive marketing and ad- vertising surely one or two trains a day can soon become a reality. Stations like Myrtle and Lo- cust Hill certainly have a mysti- cal conotation to their names but if GO's after numbers then let's parenthesize the originals and call them Whitby North and Markham East, far more indentifiable to future commut- ers. Come to that, if the Upper Beaches stretch to north of Danforth, and Bloor West Vil- lage almost sprawls to Missis- sauga why can't Claremont be- come Upper Pickering East! 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Enough, rather than let this issue become a tedious and mel- odramatic affair which plods precariously on to the next round of ballot bashing, let's all go for it, put one on the tracks and let the train take the strain out of commuting now. Roger Hathaway Port Perry Rae's change of address To the Editor: How very revealing a change of address can be. The facts speak volumes. In opposition Rae and his cohorts had all the answers while enjoying the comfortable sanctuary of never having to ac- tually perform. Having since moved from Sesame St., to Main St. A. Grant, Port Perry will be sold by public auction sale. by Lynn Johnston Jean and Archie Campbell of Prince Albert celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary on Sept. 21 at St. Thomas Church Hall in Brooklin at a reception given by thelr chil- dren Sharon (Neil), Suzanne (Nell), Brian (Birgit) and Brett (Kelli) for this special day. 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Terms: Cash, VISA, MasterCard, cheque with VISA. and happy day enjoyed by everyone. Advance notice was wrong To the Editor: Re: Mother Jacksons I very strongly resent anyone being given advance notice of an inspection. It doesn't matter whether it's inspections of a hospital, nursing home, dairy or manufacturers. It doesn't matter whether the inspection is for cruelty, sanitation, noise, safety or noxious emissions. If advance notice is received, who wouldn't take special care on that day? True results are only seen after several surprise visits by the in- spector(s). Nooneday is typical. Thank you, (Mrs.) Elizabeth Taylor P.S. I don't live within sight, sound or smell of Mother Jacksons, so have no opinion con- cerning it's operation. ADVERTISING DEADLINES REAL ESTATE 5:00 P.M. Thursday DISPLAY ADVERTISING 12 NOON MONDAY LUACIA AND DAWN HAVE. BO.,BLAIR AND PARRA HAVE B.0.-- DON'T YoU HAVE A BO.SHIRT= SURE |DO!-IVEGOT A COUPLE OF THEM. DON'T WEAR THEM TO 10ST EAB.O. 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