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I -------------- "A Family Tradition for 125 Years" Lette I'S to the editor Thanks to nurses who care From Page 8 ey that the people of Durham Region have donated? The patio where patients, family and friends sit was in terrible condition this summer -- no flowers in the planters, garbage, a broken table and umbrella. Where are the V.I.P.s? If a window is opened for some fresh air, and it is seen, no longer can it be opened. If one patient can have his/her window open, why not the oth- ers? Why couldn't they be opened once in a while to air the room? This could be done when the patients are out of the room. The administration should spend some time and see what is going on, Sepecially for those who can't express themselves or speak for themselves. Wouldn't that be a feather in whatever? -And a thank you to the nurs- es who care, and they know who they are, and also to the housekeeping staff. Mrs. Shill Mother of Susan 2nd floor P.S. Mr. Miller, we had a very hot humid summer. What about next year? Please think of the patients. Anger directed at hunters From Page 7 In speaking to the Ministry of Natural Resources on Mon- day morning, they informed me that the fine for allowing hounds to chase deer is $2,000 and that hounds are not al- lowed to chase deer at all dur- ing the deer season. To further my disgust, when the legal deer season starts on Nov. 4, these dogs will contin- ue to run on my property and several of my neighbors' prop- erties, which all have no hunt- ing signs posted. It appears that the hunters should be pay- ing my mortgage and taxes since I obviously don't have any control over "my" property. Respectfully submitted, Judy Barrett ON ELECT ALLAN H. BERTRAND COUNCILLOR WARD 1 SCUGOG TOWNSHIP « Resident of Scugog Township for over 40 years « Retired farmer + 45 years of age COMMON SENSE . . . « No need to hire expensive consultants for each decision process COMPETENT... « Fiscal responsibility-I'll save and spend your tax dollars wisely and effectively . TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1991 ILE ENe la B= ER [el [/) [eke authorized by the CFO for the Allan Bertrand campaign PLEASE RECYCLE THIS PAPER a, LATEX CAULKING You could win a cordless ratchet wrench in this store. See store for details and fill in an entry form. PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, October 22, 1991 - 9 STOCK UP NOW GARBAGE BAGS 77 Box of 40 White PREFINISHED Octagon Box 1° each FIBERGLASS INSULATION FREE "Great Moment" Print For every Dad who had to lace up a little one's skates at 6:00 In the morning here's one for you. Just buy 10 bags or more of Fiberglass Pink home Insulation before October 31, 1991 and it's yours. Details available in store. For every print ordered, Fibreglass Canada will contribute $1.00 to amateur hockey in Canada, helping today's Dad's have their own great moments. Do it for the moments. ELECTRICAL DEVICES De 79 ¢ ee 9 9 each R12 31/2 thick (99.9 sq. ft. bundle) 11 : 22% bundle SHELVING 599 16" x 96" 77° 12" x 96" 30 metre 16%> 75 metre 29°%?3 Friction fit batts are 15" wide PAS1 and 48' long YR {elgde).V, BY, R20 6 iti 1549 sq bundeel INSULATION 20% 1 sheet bundle Ail sheet pe 2 sheet DIMENSIONAL SPRUCE LUMBER "x2" x8 I"x3"x8 2'x2"x8 ¢ QUALITY PRODUCTS N 11 VANEDWARD DRIVE - (OSHAWA ROAD) 4 PORT PERRY - ONTARIO - PHONE 985-7391 ¢ QUALIFIED SERVICE oe COMPETITIVE PRICING