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Page 4, Whitby Free Press, Wednesday, September 15, 199b, ICollectors Open Ho use i . featuring Premiere Pieces ... Wednesday Septem ber 22nd 9 a. m. to 9p. m. Canada wide winner of The Heritage Village Display Award, The Gifi House proudly presents their 1993 display for your enjoyment. Cone and view at your leisure and speak with our knowlegeable staff. Be sure to enter our draw for a "Pied Bull Inn" Àf tif< Layawaqy - Mon.-Fri. Saturday ý Available - 18 King Street East, Oshawa Telephone 416/571-3511 9-5:30 i10-4 Maiming brushes off Whi]tby mn's lawsuit ByMike KowalkId A Whitby man's iawsuit ag ainst the Roform Party of Canada was brushed aside by party leader Preston Manning on Manning expressod littie knowledge of a $100,000 iawsuit fiied by former Reforni Party member Louis Alioro asat month. «rm not familliar with the details » Manning toid The Free Presssliowing a speech ho deli- vored to party supporters in Osh- awa (sSe story on page 16). "It's an internai niatter,» ho added, before declining further comment on the subject. Ailore, who was expeiied from the party eariier this year, accuses Manning and other Reform officiais of «deliberately vioiating" the principios, policies and constitution of the party. A iawyor and one-time director of the party's constituency asso- ciation in Ontario riding, Ailore is seeking compensation for the timo (and monoy) ho devoed te party business from September 1991 te May 21 1993, as a result of this «frauduient miisrepreson- tation". The 900 hours of velunteer service Aleore dlaims te have performed during this period would net have eccurred had hoe known Manning and others would set in the manner in which his iawsuit allees Ang his accusations, Aliore chargs1anig with dieregard- ngteprysconstitution and inefein tho proporiy organ- iz ed activties of constituency associations in Ontario. Allere was one of four people .who had their membershps rovoked by the Reformn Party's executive council in May. The four inciuded John Gain- bie, a fermer Progressive Conser- vative MP, who was stripped of his nomination as a Reforin can- didate in Toronto duo te his association with extreme right winggroups. At the time, Reform officiais said action was taken against the four mon for activities doe- med «impropor, unbecoming or iikeiy te adversoiy affect the interests and reputation» of the party. But Alioro dlaims the decision te kick hini out of the party was made because hoe c aiienged councii's r*ght to tako away Gambio's inination. Aiiore's suit, which naines both Manning and Reform Fund Canada, the fundraising arm of the party, as dofendants, was fiied in Ontario Court (goneral division) in Toronto. The party has retained tho Toronto iaw firm of Porter, Pos- luns & Harris te represent it in the matter. eJacl to opeix ca16pagn The officiai opening of the cainpaign headquartors of Lynn Jacklin, Ontario riding NDP can- didate, wili be hoid on Saturday. Coremonios wiil be held at il a.m. at 109 Oid Kingston Rd., in the piaza eust west of Church Street in êckerng Village i n Ajax. For more information cali 619- 6655 (FAX 686-8840). "Y:. UIANHBÂhUH EXHIBIT BIIII$N (lOVe NJEVEL (OL(TO Legendary treasures from the The largest royal collection ever tomb of Tutankhamun, as weII as assembled outside the British Isies 5,000 years of Egyptian history. includes many majestic works cf art. Realistic replicas of these museum pieces & artîfacts wîII be displayed.throughout the ail. SEPT. ?OTB TO SIEPT. >5TI iii r , , , - -Sore lours: Oosed Monday, \'~e~?>Iv~TTcr1TATTTues. - lhurs. 10-6 Tee J£u ~Fi. 10-9, Sa 930 -5:30 Qrý\ HERITAGE HOUSE himited 216 Mary St ., Whitby 668-3183b Toronto LUne 686-0061.1480D-387-0242 In-Store Fnuncirg Avalable ýl 1 IAR ýf IV "-g