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Kelly's the man for Oshawa Grits Oshawa lawyer Terry Kelly is the official Liberal candidate in Oshawa riding for the Sept. 4 federal election. . Under a federal Liberal Party rule, can- didates for a nomination must file papers in- dicating their intention to stand at least 72 hours before the nomination meeting. Kelly's name was the only one filed for the nomination by Monday and Kelly confirmed this morning that he will be kicking off his cam- paign at the 8 p.m. Thursday meeting at the Holiday Inn. He will be running against incumbent MP Ed Broadbent, federal NDP leader, and Tory candidate Alex Sosna. Judgement held in street death County Court Judge Frank Dunlap has re- served decision until Aug. 10 in the case of a Pickering man charged with criminal negli- gence and impaired driving in the death of an Uxbridge nurse last July 1. Dunlap said in Whitby court he accepted police evidence that Clyve De- Nyke, 41, was impaired when his car travelled more than 90 metres (300 feet) down a street closed for a street dance, then struck and killed Lois Graham, 33. Graham and her daughter, Dorothy, 3, had been sitting in a chaise lounge in the middle of Brock St. in front of a large semi- trailer used as a stage for a street dance on the occasion of the town's Springwater Days fes- tival. The impact killed Graham instantly but her daughter, cradled in her arms, was only slightly injured. Couldn't Remember DeNyke, a moving company sales manager who lived in Uxbridge at the time, said he could not remember the accident or events immediately before or after it. Police evidence show- ed DeNyke registered 170 and 180 milligrams of alcohol per 100 milli- litres of blood in breath- alyzer tests about an hour after the 1 a.m. accident. The legal driv- ing limit is 80 mg per 100 ml. Annabelle Barrett said DeNyke came to her home on Uxbridge's Seventh Concession on the evening of June 30. She said he was in an (Turn to page 10) Sunderland driver charged in accident An elderly Sunderland man was charged with following too close after a minor accident in Port Perry July 16. According to Durham Regional Police spokesman, the incident occurred at 9:50 p.m. on Water Street, near the Lakeview Plaza, when a (5 A yy 2 iy oY PI 4 Si) od WINE IQ NES F7 an Re 70 - 5) avs 1983 Chevrolet driven by Gary Shewan of Prince Albert was struck in the rear as it attempted to make a left hand turn. The car was hit by a 1981 Chevrolet van, caus- ing approximately $3,000 damage. Charged with following too close is Elmer Hug- gins of Sunderland. TO | LT a) eo ue [[) 1% - € \ PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, July 24, 1984 -- 3 Darce Campbell's nomination uncontested Grits choose candidate (From page 1) or so Liberals gathered Wednesday night that if elected he would try to implement a national apprentice program, as well as introduce his own ideas to stave off, unemployment, par- ticularly in this riding. "lI do not consider myself a professional politician," he said at one point, 'but a human be- ing who enjoys helping people." His track record in- cludes nine years as a real estate broker/owner in the Port Hope area, 11 years as a banker in the United States, 12 years as an officer for the Bank of Nova Scotia and time as a teacher of data pro- cesing in the U.S. He's also been a factory worker, a farm labourer and a lifeguard, and claims he has personally experienced the task of supporting his family without a job. "I can assure you that I have personally felt the pain of recession," he said. Td Jo AS ATA ue Sie pork J wo! : @J The HOBBY HORSE ARMS f@ Graduation E.M. Roxanne Vandermeer, daughter of Auke and Corry Vandermeer of Port Perry, recently graduated from the three year program in Food and Drug Technology at Durham College. Roxanne has accepted a 'position in Product Research and Develop- ment with General Foods Inc., Canada. OZVLAT 02) C7 SRNL SAN wl fd AEE FAR, STEARATE ARY ALAR AFAR EFA), AVL TARR R(T EE A a A Ee a EE pS Lately, though, Mr. Campbell has been sur- viving quite nicely, with a profitable real estate business and an 1800's heritage home' Port Hope where he lives with his wife Carole and five sons. With his business yen he hopes'to work closely with other businessmen, ironing out problems and introducing new ideas to create new jobs. "I certainly know the bottom of financial state- ment," he joked. When the September 4 election rolls around, Mr. Campbell will be up against Tory MP Allan Lawrence and NDP can- didate Roy Grierson, who happens to be the on- ly Durham Northumber- land candidate living in Port Perry. Mr. Campbell says he'll be visiting the Port area in'the near future and will be doing a fair amount of cam- paigning here despite the distance bet- ween Scugog and Port H ope. "I understand both Port Perry and Port Hope have some good Junior C hockey," he chuckled. "At least we've got that in common." -13 OFF - Ladies Dresses Sea Queen Bathers & Cover-ups Ladies Shorts & Tops Girls Dresses - Girls Bathers Boys & Girls Fit-Knit T-Shirts Boys & Girls Shorts Summer Purses Summer Sandals & Dress Shoes - 113 OFF - Men's Short Sleeve Shirts - Dress or Casual Men's Shorts & Bathers MEN'S SLIMMER PANTS - ASSORTED SIZES & PRICES » AW. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY (Merchandise Not Exactly as Illustrated.) n .. SI 5) / g ron £02 % "A 4 kl i ra . 3 £. 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