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- LETTERS~"= EDITOR Port Perry, On April' 30, 1971 Dear Mr. Hvidsten, May |, through the gen erosity of your paper, express to the people of our village, my Upanks for thew generous support of the now completed "Neighbour to Neighbour" envelope drive for the Ability Pund (March of Dimes)" Barmag one unfortunate ex- perience, our drive would have been more successful than in previous years. As it now stands we have raised $655.71. I do nde believe we will attempt this type of canvass again as our captains have all sprouted gtey hairs due to increased worry of chasing| in Nathan Phillips Square, envelopes when they become tardy. Usually this canvas is completed within the moath This year it has taken three months! I do especially wish to thank the area captains, Mrs. Mary Brinkman, Norma Kenny, Mrs. Jame Litt, Mrs. Merle St. John, Mrs. Paye Dowson, Mrs. Ruth Short and Mrs. Mary Baird for without their assis- tance it would have been umpossibie to experiment with this new way of collecting money. Also many thanks to the Port Perry Star, who are always s© co-operative and generous with their coverage of every campaign event carried on in town Many thanks, (Mrs. Grant McDermott) The Port Perry Star, Port Perry, Ontario Attention: The Editor, Dear Sir The Ontario County Tuber- culosisand Respiratory Disease Association is in no way con- nected with the Bronchial Asthma Foundation, currently soliciting funds for asthma and/or other respiratory di- seases. The Annual Christmas Seal mail campaign is the only appeal that our Associ- ation makes for funds. All members of the Associ- ation are residents of Ontario County. They give freely of | myself for further informa- their time as volun teers in the | tion. work of our organization. We | do not, at any time, use paid can vassers We are associated with the Ontario and Canadian Tuber- culoms and Respiratory Disease | Association, the Ontario Tho-| racic Society and their Inter- national affiliates. We support research in respiratory disease om both the National and Provincial level and RD Association, with the co-operation of the Ontario Department of Health, is ' | ; | ger size, articles, reports | from meetings, etc, 5 p.m. The Ontario County TB! | soem, Tussday currently conducting a Mass | TB Survey throughout the county. Pulmonary Function Testing, as an aid to determine pulmonary disease in its early stage, is available during the afternoon clinics for any per- son with a breathing problem Yours truly, (Mrs. C. D. Russell) President, Ontario County Tuber- culosis and Respiratory Disease Association. ; Dear Sir: The largest exhibition of its kind in Canada--the An- nual Toronto Outdoor Art Exhidition--will be held this year on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June 18, 19 and 20 Toronto. Main purpose of the Exhi- bition, which is now celebrat- ing its 10th year, is to give unknown artists an opportun- ity they might not otherwise have to allow their work to be seen by the public. Of course it also provides visit- ors with an interesting day where they can view hund- reds of works of art of all description. Last year over 300 artists from all over Ontario and New York State | participated. ; Professional and amateur artists are again invited to contact the Executive Direct- or, Bernard Taylor of Poster Palace, 597 Markham Street, Toronto, telephone 537-3331 if they wish to participate. | Prizes totalling $3,000 will be awarded including a pur- chase award of $1,000 in the name of the late and much admired Canadian artists Jack Reppin. The award will be known as the Annual Peppin Memorial Award. Admission is free to public. Any assistance you can give in making this informa- tion known to artists and art- lovers would be appreciat>d. Further details will =| provided as they are known. Please contact Mr. Taylor or Yours truly, Victoria Wood (Mrs.) 4814438 | REMEMBER The new "deadlines" Display advertising of lar- Monday. Classified and smaller dis- play ads not later than 12 Epsom MOTHER'S DAY What shall we bring you to honour the Day? All of Sunshine and gladness of May; Violets, Lilacs and buttercups gold; Splendour heaped high as our basket can hold. What are the blessings a mother holds dear? These we would bring to you all through the year; Happiness caught by a bird on the wing, Loveliness born from the fragrance of spring, Spirit serene as the calm sky above, Joy and contentment -- Devotion and Love. Our deepest sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Harley Clark of Prince Albert, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stewart and family of Buttonville and to the many friends and relatives of the late Mrs. Thomas Stewart who was taken from us so suddenly last week. "With deepest sympathy in your loss May you find comfort in the knowledge That God, in his infinite wisdom Grants his children Peace" We were sorry to learn too the passing of Mr. Mel Hodg- son of Oshawa. Our sym- pathy to his wife Pearl and other members of the Bailey family in their loss. Our sympathy also to Dr.| and Mrs. Jerrold Asling and| family in the loss of her grandfather Mr. Jack Terry! , This Week End - Wed to Saturday, May 5 6-7-8 at your Carload Food Market Prince Albert LEAN TENDER | Tenderloin End | 3 ib. Avg. Wght Ib. Rc Centre Cut Chops | << PRICES EFFECTIVE Chickens ": Pork Lows | "APE LEA LEAF News of Uxbridge, who was .aid to rest on Saturday, May I say welcome to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Munro who are now living in our com- munity. This is belated but sincere. I knew via the grapevine that they were coming but not when. Callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Munro were Mr. and Mrs. Allen Parrott of Raglan, Mr. and Mrs. Hatherly of Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. Garry Fellows and fam- ily of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lester and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lester of Teronto called on Mrs. F. Munro and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Munro recently. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Munro atended the Van Kessel - Mann wedding in Port Perry. The Browns on the 7th welcomed a new colt this morning--a real delight and Continued On Page 6 CLL PPL PPP PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, May 5,1971 ~-{ MERSCO 5c to $1. Store - Port Perry KELLOGGS Froot Loops§_ BEEFARONI § MEAT BALLS TI oz. pkg. 43. Pewee eeT TTT CCC eee CeCe CSC eee C CeCe eee Tee eee) Mental Retardation Week Centennial Flag Assembly '17.95 8 ft. Flag Pole, stained with Ball Top -- $6.95 LLLP LLLP OT Metal Wall Bracket -- $3.00 Port Perry Centennial Flag -- $8.00 $17.95 LLL LLL LLL CHEF -BOY-AR-DEE 9 CHEF - BOY - AR - DEE 15 oz. tin 39. 15 oz. tin 39. = DINNER HAMS th». Dc | rks Fe 47- w. 37: SCHNEIDERS SAUSAGE SCHNEIDERS Sliced Flex Pak CORNED BEEF \4 93- DOLES Sliced Crushed Tid Bit Pineapple 190r. Be GAINES TOP CHOICE Dog Food Flour 7%. Beg 69 Shake-N-Bake 2% 0: 25¢ Regular Modess 127: 49- 2 oz. pkgs. 18 oz. 49. FREE DELIVERY PHONE 985-2492 FREE DRAW WITH EVERY $5.00 ORDER OR OVER