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iE SEER SS be 8- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, May 2, 1995 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" LE ITE R S from our readers Industry will suffer because of AES closure From Page 6 commodity organizations of the particular area. In our case this was the dairy industry as well as beef, hogs, cash crops, poultry and general farming. I'm sure many of our farmers will be interested in MP Alex Shepherd's suggestion that labor is only needed on a seasonal basis. There is no question that our day work demands are higher in the summer periods, particu- larly with haying, but otherwise jobs occur year- round. Catching chickens, brings with her, 15 industry. years experience in the building, decorating and kitchen design Please feel free to call Elisa or any of our staff for all your building projects. Call Lake Scugog Lumber today at 985-7391. JAKE C0606 LUNGER PTY 11 Vanedward Drive ¢ Port Perry ¢ 985-7391 ANNOUNCEMENT We at Lake Scugog Lumber would like to welcome to our staff Elisa Perrault. Elisa ELISA PERRAULT Art ¢7 Craft Exhibition Sale Featuring the works of a variety of outstanding and talented Ontario artists and artisans in the quaint, historic town of Port Perry, located on the beautiful shores of Lake Scugog. Scugog Arena ® 1655 Reach St. (Reg. Rd. 8) SATURDAY, MAY 6, 10AM - 5PM SUNDAY, MAY 7, 10AM - 4PM Admission $2.00 (children under 13 free) Your enquiries are always welcomed. For more information please call (905) 985-3715 or (905) 985-9828. Sponsored by the Rotary Club of Port Perry 192 Sa Ia D3 LAVIN GL OF Bl (@)\ SATURDAY, MAY 6 AT GPM Advance tickets only: Aubrey Oppers 985-4910 SOUARE PIZZA & SUB * 80 Water Street, Port Perry Free Delivery 985-8448 cleaning barns, moving hay, hoof trimming, relief milking and numerous other jobs provide work for local people. We also place a large number of permanent workers (102 last year) and our system is recognized across Canada as an access to information leading to jobs. I could fill this newspa- per with information in respect to various contri- butions that have been made in respect to area programs and services now taken for granted. Perhaps its time to be reminded who first intro- duced area hoof trimmers, relief milkers, dairy train- ing courses (some of these people now have their own farms), farm co-op educa- tion in schools etc. Who fought to get Port Perry 'the local job bank kiosk, information centre, jobs- Ontario and Durham College, and even more important, who will in the future? We are particularly con- cerned about the "Dur- rd Whe Eka an 197 Queen Street, Port Perry Hours: Mon. to Sat. 9:30 to 5:30, Fri. until 8:00 & Sun. 12 noon to 5:00 A Special Thank You to our customers for their patiente during our renovations! ham Farm and Rural Family Resources" pro- gram sponsored by the Bethesda Women's Institute, which provides flexible on-farm quality care for children. We sup- port and accommodate this program extensively from this office and it's innovation is now rec- ognized across Canada with many locations copy- ing its success. All these points aside, the greatest loss is going to be to farmers in need of help and those people without employment, par- ticularly young people who depended on getting some work through our office. What is particularly annoying is that there has been no attempt for dis- cussion as to either possi- ble alternates or efficien- cies. One has to wonder what concern there really is for the many people in "need of assistance and work in this area. Rolly Coy, Port Perry 4 i i a---- Photo by: Gumboote Renovation Contest Winners Jacqueline Bynon Louis Garneau T-shirt Cathy Cucco $25.00 Gift Certificate John Harmon $25.00 Gift Certificate Mary Edwarde $25.00 Gift Certificate Bev Forsyth Louie Garneau Helmet BOA in a Limited A Find us fast in the "Yellow Pages" ™ 20 PIECE PIZZA WITH CHEESE & 3 ITEMS OF YOUR CHOICE T™ Area SPECIALS io) golds Osh-Kosh No, No, No Wippette & Driplet Raincoats Sale Ends May 15, 95 BIGFOO "The Original" 13 FAST FREE ALL DAY DE LVEAY* 00 00000000000000000000000000000000000DOCOCQBOCGDOGOOGOOGIEOSGEEOSTEOSO A A A A CANADIAN MEDIUM | BIG FOOT® GIANT DELUXE TWINS 2-12 PIECE PIZZAS WITH CHEESE, PEPPERONI, BACON & MUSHROOMS 99 pha tax Supporter defends Mills To the Editor: I cannot allow the several attacks on our Durham East MPP Gord Mills, the hardest-working MPP this riding has ever had, pass without a reply. Mr. Clayton Connell's letter was more of an attack on the NDP position on freedom of choice, rather than a defence of the doctors' mass shutdown on their offic- es. The doctors of Canada have been opposed to any kind of government-regulated health care system since its inception by the Saskatchewan CCF govern- ment of Tommy Douglas 50 years ago. They have gone on strike in different provinces, vilified and ha- rassed governments of all political stripes, and con- tinue to do so to this very day. The mass shutdown of doctors' offices was recom- mended by the doctors' union, Ontario Medical Asso- ciation, and supported by the Port Perry level of that union, Ontario Medical Association, and supported by the Port Perry level of that union. I do not believe that the doctors of Ontario will be satisfied until they blackmail Ontarians into having a two-tier medical system or abolish the system completely. That is why so many of them are moving or threatening to move to the USA. Re Lori Kay of Bowmanville: I would say that all MPPs get the same allotment of funds to operate their constituency offices and that Gord Mills never spends his full allotment and returns the unspent amount to the Provincial Treasurer. By comparison, Lyn McLeod overspent the 1993 Liberal operating budget by 10 per cent or $336,000. If she can't man- age her Liberal operating budget of $3.9 million, how is she going to manage a $57 billion Ontario budget? And she wants to be premier. As for Llewellyn Jones of Nestleton, may I say that the doctors do have the right to close their offices, but they did so as a protest against the Social.Contract. Their moral obligation to serve the people of this area was secondary to their objection on average in this province would like to shift their share of the depres- sion onto others. Roy Grierson, Port Perry at Port Perry Fairgrounds Starting Sat., June 10/95 8:00am to 1:00pm Produce, Meat, Baking, Crafts, Herbs, Plants & much more VENDORS WELCOME please call 985-8044 Whitney or Bill Cohoon Member of Durham Region Farm Fresh Marketing Association 99 plus tax FAST FREE ALL DAY DELIVERY* 28 PIECE PIZZA WITH CHEESE, BACON, PEPPERONI, MUSHROOMS, ONIONS, GREEN & RED PEPPERS plus tax FAST FREE ALL DAY DE LUVEAY* 4° WE DELIVER TO THESE AREAS -- Port Perry, Blackstock, Nestleton, Caesarea, Seagrave, Greenbank, Utica, Epsom, Scugog Island. EE a RT AN SR SRL Tw nai