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Letter to the editor Destructive kids shouldnt be rewarded To the Editor: It is with some interest that I have followed recent letters to your newspaper almost sup- . porting a group of young people who, with nothing else in their vacant minds on Halloween, vandalized several stores in. Port Perry causing distress and personal expense to respected businessmen whose personal entrepreneurial talents have improved facilities in this town. One mother suggests that the Town Council, or the Regional Government or some other in- stitution develop a drop-in cen- tre to occupy these puerile minds and protect us innocent taxpayers from their unrespon- sible actions. Why doesn't this mother buy tickets to come and see the up- coming Millar Light's produc- tion of the "Wizard of Oz" and perhaps see what other kids do constructively with their time, rather than in the destructive nonsense we have experienced. Perhaps this mother, instead of expecting improvements to occur spontaneously, might get up off her backside and start a youth group of her own. My wife and I got off our back- sides and founded The Millar Lights and we have never re- gretted this action and neither have the audiences who have experienced their wealth of tal- ent. If this woman, however, can't motivate herself, she can send her destructive little offspring off to Irwin Smith's Music Store, not to kick his windows in, but to pick up her tickets to - ON LOCATION Extended Shopping ours for this holiday season e Monday to Friday 10:00am to 9:00pm 9:30am to 9:00pm 11:00am to 5:00pm SANTA'S CASTLE HOURS * Monday to Friday 10:00am to 8:00pm Saturday e Sunday 10:00am - 8:00pm e Saturday * Sunday 12 noon - 5:00pm vd FOOD + FASHION ¢ SERVICES « HOME DECOR AND MUCH MORE! THE ~MAKING OF A MALL «YOU'VE GOT APART IN IT! ON] 5 FA) 7a) 180 stores including Sears, Eaton's Zellers, The Bay and Loblaws. 419 King St. West. Phone 728-6231. Buses stop at the entrance. 4 7 4 Ps CENTRE support the endeavor of their peers. | In addition, I think that these particular destructive kids should not be awarded a drop-in centre; but rather a good slap in the chops and four weeks in a "drop-out centre" Reform School! Yours sincerely, T. Millar P.S. Yes, this is also a "plug" for the Millar Lights - they need all the support your readers can give them! Service at Utica at 11 am Church and Sunday School @# this week will be held in Utica § Church beginning at 11 a.m. Jr. § Choir and Bible Study Group are both at 10 a.m. This is the first Sunday of Advent as we be- ration of Christmas. A reminder of the dance and family get-together in--Good- wood Hall this Friday starting 'at 8 p.m. in honor of the Ash- tons. Music is by the Bakerline. Admission is $25 per famjly or an unwrapped gift for theiy new home. . There were 14 tables of eu- chre played in Uticalast Friday night with the following win- ners: ladies first - Verna Smith, second - Ivy Hardy, third - Vera Fawns. Men's first - Harry Hill, second - Bill Butters, third - Gord Wilson. Most lone hands (five) won by Verna Smith and Lena Ogden. Freeze-out was won by Gord Smith and Milton Anderson with Myrtle and Carl Gimblett second. Draws were won by Jean Harrison, Annie Bowman and Ruth Sheridan. Ivy Hardy won the 50/60. Plan to attend the next euchre in two weeks, Dec. 3. ; Any of you who shop in Utica will remember John Yoon who used to be at the store and moved to the Oshawa area when he got married. Recently he and his wife were blessed with the arrival of a baby girl and we congratulate them. Harold and Lois Luke of Blackstock area were Saturday evening guests with Lorne and Eileen Slute. November 13 was a special occasion for Johanna Urich when her sister Dod and Phil Puncher of Penatanguishene, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sobil of Courtice and the Eric Sobil fam- ily took her out for a birthday celebration at Haugens. She also received phone calls of con- gratulations from sons in Bar- rie and Detroit. I was a Sunday supper guest, along with Charlie and family of Amherstview, at the Gerrow home in View Lake. We cele- brated grandson Taylor's third birthday. Mrs. Crosier's daughter Jean Scott of London visited for a few days this past week. n our preparation for the cele- § ;