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' 2 "3 221i 5 12d07~0) vensou' -- AA TY VISIR TEHOO 8 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 18. 1988 Kuipers nominated for Christian Heritage Party | A 63-year old Port Perry area businessman has been nominated as the candidate for the Christian Heritage Party in Durham riding. John Kuipers was acclaimed as the candidate October 13 in front of about 100 Party support- ers at the meeting in Tyrone. Mr. Kuipers, who lives on Concession 9, Scugog, told the Star he agreed to let his name stand for the Party in the Novem- ber 21 federal election because he believes in what the Christian Heritage Party (CHP) stands for. "We want to see some chang- es. The country is on a moral backslide and we can't keep on go- ing this way. A voice in Ottawa is needed," he stated. The CHP is a newly formed party in Canada, and expects to field about 60 candidates across the country in the November 21 election. While Mr. Kuipers holds no illusions about his chances of winning Durham riding for the CHP, he said the election cam- paign offers a chance to inform the public about what the Party stands for. As the name "Christian" im- plies, the CHP takes a strong stance on the so-called moral is- sues like abortion, pornography, homosexual rights, and capital punishment. The Party is staunchly pro-life and believes the unborn child must have legal protection. The Party calls for strict laws 971% points. Fielding. strong - fourth. Yesterday's Nemories (From page 7) points, followed by Blackstock with 163 points and Millbrook with Fire prevention week got off to a bad start this week in Cart- wright. Monday night the Caesarea fire department were call- ed to a blaze at the dump east of Blackstock and while they were extinguishing it, a call came to fight a fire in a tobacco kiln on the farm of Victor Malcolm. Although they were not able to save the kiln, the fire brigade managed to prevent the fire from spreading to nearby buildings. 25 YEARS AGO "Thursday, October 17, 1963 Mrs. Maria Fielding, Manchester, celebrated her 90th bir- thday on October 13th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Construction has begun on the new Baptist Church at the cor- ner of Queen and Rosa Streets and it is hoped the building will be completed this coming spring. Members of Port Perry 4-H Dairy Club walked away with most of the honours in the Holstein Class at Scott Agricultural Fair last Saturday. George Smith - Champion Dairy Showman; John Stone - second; Eldon Wilson, Brougham - third; John Arm- 20 YEARS AGO Thursday, October 17, 1968 Ross Kennedy of Little Britain, shared honours with Douglas against pornography, and that "sexually aberrant individuals or groups" must not be granted any special rights. On the capital punishment is- sue, Party literature states the fol- lowing: "We affirm that man was created in the image of God, and that justice, therefore, requires the ultimate deterrence and punish- ment for the shedding of innocent blood. We believe that the law should provide for justice which includes capital punishment for those found guilty by unanimous verdict of judge and jury." The Party is opposed to uni- versal daycare because of the cost and because "such a scheme would serve to further encourage mothers to neglect their primary duties to rear their own children." The CHP favours the princi- ples of the free trade agreement be- tween Canada and the United ~ States, but not at the expense of the environment or national sove- reignty on natural resources. Other parts of the platform call for a beefed up military, con- tinued commitment to NATO and NORAD; the right to own proper- ty guaranteed by law; and tougher regulations on immigration and/or refugees. Mr. Kuipers, who has been a member of the Party for about a year, said he agrees with the Party platforms which he described as a "strong emphasis on family life and values, fair government and responsible spending." A native of Holland, he came to Canada in 1948, lived in the Bowmanville area for a while and operated a broiler farm in Scugog until 1975. Since then he has worked as a real estate agent and now describes himself as a consultant in real estate and development. Mr. Kuipers and his wife Nel- lie have eight grown children. RE TRS TT IEEE es TP TR NEY John Kuipers, a Port Perry area businessman Is the candidate for the Christian Heritage Party in Dur- ham riding for the November 21 federal election. The Party Is staunchly anti-abortion. Nor-Cher Ceramics from now until the end of November FALL SPECIAL 10% OFF all Greenware THIRD FIRING FREE Come in and see our great assortment of Greenware and Ceramic Supplies 559 KING ST., PRINCE ALBERT 985-8718 OPEN: Monday to Friday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM DUNCAN DEALER Reid of Brampton, Ontario when they won top positions in 3-day ploughing matches held near St. Eustache, Quebec, recently. Twelve plowmen from seven provinces competed for honours. Carlan Enterprises, R.R.4, Port Perry, purchased a bull, Aberfeldy Jeremy, at the annual Shorthorn Sale at Georgetown, Ontario, paying $2,225. for him. Due to the construction of the new community hospital, a greater demand for doctors is expected. Two additional doctors, Dr. J.0. Dalrymple, Oshawa and Dr. Wm. G. Beer, Toronto, will be available for one day a week each at the Medical Centre in Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Heron, Ashburn, returned home Sun- day after an enjoyable trip to the West Coast. They visited relatives and friends at Victoria, Vancouver, Chilliwack and Winnipeg. | Mr. Merv Pugh and Mr. Fred Canning, Prince Albert, have returned from a hunting expedition to Kirkland Lake. Merv downed and returned with a 700 1b. moose. "A candidate already in touch with the future!" VOTE 10 YEARS AGO Wednesday, October 18, 1978 Election fever in the Township is cool enough this week to put a layer of ice over Lake Scugog. A survey by the Star in- (4 dicates there may be considerably fewer candidates on the cam- paign trail this time around than there was when Scugog last | went to the polls in December, 1976. | Suzanne Saulnier of the 2nd Port Perry Guide Company was awarded the Canada Cord at a special ceremony. Police estimate that damage could run as high as $1500 after two tractors & a corn harvester were vandalized at a Scugog Island farm. | Mr. and Mrs, Ross Luke celebrated their 55th Wedding Anniversary. A six point performance by forward Brad Nicholson spark- ed the Port Perry MoJacks to a convincing 10-3 victory over Ux- | bridge in Junior C action. | For the third year in a row Utica was the scene for the COR- | SA snowmobile Grass Drags. The Farm Safety Association and the Junior Farmers' Association s the competition at the International Plow- ing Match with Bob Stone of Sunderland coming home the A small amount of cash was taken during a break-in the night | of October 9 at Mersco Department Store on Queen St. in Port Perry.