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Manning wants referendums Canadians should have the ance (0 participate directly in ajor decisions affecting the country and their lives, Reform Party leader Preston Manning said last week Speaking 10 a wellsdrossed crowd June 10 at the posh Mill Run GAlf Club west of Uxbridge, Manning said "Reformers favour the passage of a national referen- dum bill which would permits cit- zens 10 participate directly in a variety of major decisions...like amend 10 the C major spending and taxation initia- tives, moral and ethical issues such as abortion and capital pun- ishment." He went on wo call referendums "in keeping with the age-old prin- ciples of freedom of expression and equality of representation." And they would force politi clans 10 keep in real touch with the views of their constituents, he stat od He stressed that referendums would only be used on major issues. "It's not like we'd be call ing one every Tuesday," he said The Calgary based Manning was on a major speaking tour through the heartland of Ontario last week [i was his second our through this area since the begin ning of the year, an indication that the Reform Party senses there is considerable un-rest in these rid ings that could translate into votes for Reform in the next federal election The more than 200 people who stiended the function paid $23 each 10 hear the Reform leader and to lunch on salad, chicken and mixed vegetables While Manning spent a good portion of his 35 minute address dealing with the issue of refloren- dum, be also talked about the powth of the Reform Party over the last year. There are now 130,000 Party members in Canada Please see MANNING, page 11 0 ITY -- Reform Party leader Preston Manning. SAVE OUR HALL DANCE morey 0 oro 10 stay cpery ¥ YOU CEre 800 korg 8 ocoTyrury hel ave Nn your COTY iy, §OW your Support by coming to he aero ¥ you can't coma Duy 8 Ihe aynay' FATHER'S DAY SPECIALS "VILLAGE Carden Centre Garden Centre & Landscape 1820 SCUGOG STREET PORT PERRY featuring ......... All Our Beautiful mobtllon EVERGREENS ¢ I 30%. ® Spruce ® Cedar ®™juniper FANTASTIC SELECTION! ® Yew WATCH for he FLAGS East of Simcoe & 7A 985-1054 . FOUNTAINS BIRDBATHS & STATUARY - New Shipment Just Arrived! Ploneer Days ~ this weekend at the museum. Don't miss the fun! Ld [0 BO A AO JANE Bf PANG £1 02 [8 (N SUMMER SELL-DONN Low Milea =le [cs Vehicles PRE-OWNED CARS & DEMONSTRATORS #2 BUICK REGAL UMITED $22 92 BUICK LUBABRE LIMITED ! Demonstrator Reduced "i he Exes casing Loaner Survost $26,500 " BUICK REGAL LIM" D G8 $18,500 91 PONTIAC BONNE VILLE SE SEDAN Loaded with Options $17,900 91 VOLKSWAGEN PASSET 4 door, alr ONdItioner, New tires $14,500 91 CAVALIER Z24 COUPE V8 motor, § air conditioner $14 600 " Saleh ak, Balance of New Warranty $1 0,800. » Sonewo LE SEDAN 4 cylinder, § speed, scondmy plus $9,600. 91 PONTIAC FIREFLY HATCHBACK § door, svtomatic, radio, bright red $8 900 91 PONTIAC FIREFLY HATCHBACK § door, § speed, radio, siver grey $8,200 90 BUICK LeSABRE LIMITED Siver grey finish, well equipped $16,900 90 CAVALIER COUPE Avtomatic, og oy finish $0 400 99 BUICK PARK 4 doot, charcoal grey, vinyl rool $16,900. PRE-OWNED TRUCKS & DEMONSTRATORS WO SIRF SAECIAL # WIDESIDE Reduced Pickup, Demonstr 1 GUC TRACKER. WHEEL DAVE " CHEVROLET 5° TANK TAMOE 4X4 BLAZER $19,500. 4 door, hully equipped 1 CHEVROLET LUMINA APY $17,700 7 , only 34,000 km ' 0 CHE TCLASTRO Spas fully equipped, lan & gold $18,100 $0 CHE ET "S10" PICKUP V8, mutomatic. log box $10,200. man 0 GNC SLE & WIDESDE bowde $10,900. YA, Sivas; ve $7 OMEVROLET SA PICKUP ¥ Wideside, VE, sutomatic $8,200. 96 GMC SERRA V4 TON PICKUP ¥ Wideside, only 71,000 km $7,900. PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vomedword Dive, Port Perry 985-8474 "As Aways Worth fhe Trip to Philp Portis Buick Limited" CITY WIDE SELECTION @ COUNTRY WISE PRICES Vettes lend ware sock bor varie dendien Bogeg Ulla. re 1880