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22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 14, 1989 Cureatz guest speaker at PC general meeting Sam Cureatz, M.P.P. for Dur- ham East was the keynote speaker at the Durham East Progressive Conservative Asso- ciation's general meeting, held in Port Perry. Mr. Cureatz talked of the lat- est events in Queen's Park, and the riding's financial status toa crowded room at the Railroad- House Motel. He also reflected on the last outcome of the Sunday shop- ping issue, and stated that his riding will be in good form , and i should have $10,000 by the New Year. Major topics Cureatz raise were that of the new insurance legislation, and Bill119(Lottery Bill). The new insurance legisla- tionis tobe forwarded on Tues- day. He stated that it is a very controversial subject. He did not reflect on the particulars, but did say that lawyers may not be happy, as a partial no- fault plan has been installed. All he would say on this is that there will be a degree in which an injured person in an accident can receive. The re- covering of finances will be lim- ited. Mr. Cureatz also stated that the Liberals hope to have this passed six weeks before Christ- mas. . Lottery Bill(119) was also a hot topic in Queen's Park. The issue in this is that the pro- ceeds are to go to cultural, and recreational activities. Also a limited amount is wanted for general revenue funding for the 'hospital. The proceeds through Wintario go to recreational as- pects, such as parksetc. Mr. Cureatz also informed the audience that he would be taking on a new job. This is the job of representing his party as HIRYU BUSHIDO KAI Masonic Hall Queen & Lilla St. : Port Perry 7 Classes - Mon. & Wed. 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Kay Weatherall, President of Ontario Progressive Conserva- tive Party, a promotion she re- cieved from her latest job as first vice president was also on hand at the meeting. She spoke highly of Mr. Cureatz, and highly of the riding she was speaking to. "This riding is responsible for me being president of this par- ty," she stated. Both keynote speakers spoke confidently of the party and this riding, at what could very well be the last meeting before the next election. { Kay Weatherall (From page 20) first degree black belt in Shoto- kan Karate. "Sandrais a distinctive exam- ple of what can be achieved in the workforce allied to commu- nity involvement," said Mrs. Peacock. , "Her strong commitment to people and interest in women's . issues has enriched the lives of many women and children in Durham Region." Tracey Welsh was nominated by her best friend, Cathy Colla- cott, for the Young Woman of Distinction award. Although she is only 18, Tra- cey has made amazing contribu- tions to her community. She has travelled to France as an exchange student, and tu- tored French to students at high school. Tracey has worked at Park- wood Estates in Oshawa as a bi- lingual tour guide. Tracey, an Ontario scholar, received a scholarship for French and an entrance schol- arship at the University of Otta- wa. Festival deadline nears The Sunderland Lions Music Festival Committee has been busily preparing for its 33rd an- nual festival which will be held on February 12 to the 23, 1990. The festival provides an opportunity for musicians in the Brock, Scugog, Uxbridge, Mariposa, Eldon and former Georgina Township areas to perform publicly and receive professional adjudication. 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PIZZA & SUBS fan sen Swe Gem GER SEEM SES GE GND MRR GES Aen mw wd BW LV A A A A A: (UD DD A: Sl AL HL sy: wa; wn ws wa Distinction awards She has served on the board of stewards at St. Paul's United Church in, Bowmanville, and also volunteered her time as a Sunday School teacher. She was a member of the Bowmanville High School Con- cert Band and Woodwind En- semble. Tracey has also re- ceived her Grade 8 Royal Conservatory of Musicin piano. Her other interests include drama, 4-H, and politics. "Through community in- volvement, I learn not only about others, but myself in par- ticular, how to set and complete goals despite contlict," Tracey said in a presentation to the Community Citizenship Club recently. "I do not regret doing any- thing so long as I gave an ounce of goodness or happiness to someone in the process. " "I do not wish to be remem- bered as a major scientist, nor the Prime Minister, but to be considered as someone who shared her heart with fellow hu- man beings." '"'open"' classes within which there are no age restrictions on participants. Persons interested in entering any of the classes should contact festival secretaries Jeanne Bryan (705-357-3254) or Ann Gordon (705-357-3555). Entry forms must be submitted along with the ap- propriate entry fee by November 30, 1989. The complete music festival syllabus may be reviewed at the libraries in Sunderland, Beaver- ton, Cannington, Uxbridge, and Port Perry and at Irwin Smith Music Ltd. in Port Perry. wo 'NAPOLEON: PRESTIGE * 0-CLEARANCE Standard unit comes with: black doors and louvres, two flexible 3 ft. hot air vents complete with radiation shields and two hot air grilles. OVER RIDGE RENOVATOR associated with Nestleton Airtight Stoves REACH INDUSTRIAL PARK UNIT 4, REG. RD. 8 Allen's Aluminum Siding Bldg. Monday-Friday 10 AM to 6 PM Saturday 9 AM to 5 PM 985-0715