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Election not a beauty pageant, says Liberal To The Editor: In various interviews subsequent to the conservative leadership race Mr. Stevenson, the current conservative member from Durham, made the following remarks regarding the leadership of Jean Chretien. "The public wants a new face, not a retread like Jean Chretien." I would like to point out that 'Mr. Chretien has over 16 years of cabinet experience, having held every major post except Prime Minister. He came from a working class, large family and made his way by his own efforts and drive. He hasvnever had a scandal associated with him. He is a federalist in Quebec at a time when this is popular, but he to fight for Canada. His mentors are people with the stature of Lester Perason, Pierre Trudeau and John Turner. In addition he is a team player which is one reason wh¥ I am pleased to.represent the party -here in Durham Since when has it become popular to criticize experience and competence in government? 4 specializing in custom design & repair \\ 238 Queen St, (rm 101) | \ PORT PERRY / 985-2953 \ / The electorate does not want an "A New Face" they want a new government. It is hoped that we can keep this campaign on the high plain of issues rather then personalities. The issue is the abysmal mishandling of the economy and its resultant suffering and despair by the people of our country.During the coming months many candidates will use vary tactics in their attempts to garner the public vote. The liberal tactic will be to address the concerns and needs of the people whom we hope to represent in Ottawa. We are not out to win a beauty pageant. We are out to try our best to turn this country around by facing the issues head on and finding lasting solutions forthe benefit of ALL Canadians. Alex Shepherd Liberal Candidate Durham Riding Tax forces Board's insurance cost The provincial budget contained more financial bad news for the Durham Board of Education. With the extension of they eight per cent retail sales to include insurance premfums, the Board estimatés it will cost another. $266,000 in 1993 for insurance and next year the cost will rise again to $532,000 in taxes on insurance premiums And the board will be short expected revenues of $690,000 with reduction in Eon y 15th 1993 CE Sootup The Durham Boufd will receive no funds fer' secondary schools, while the figure for elementary ¥ehools is $695,000. Meanwhile the Durham Board will be selling debentures of up $30.6 million for a term of under 15 years to finance construction of the new Sinclair Secondary School, the Education Centre and a new maintenance building. The debentures will be sold in conjunction with the Regional Municipality of Durham GALLEY FISH & SEAFOOD Moonlight Madness Special ENTER FREE DRAWS For One of Many Gift Certificates Friday, June 25th Open 'til Midnight (WW: o} 161 Queen St., Port Perry * 985-8647 Renovation Clearance NO TAXES On In-stock Carpet & Vinyl Remnants OPEN 'til MIDNIGHT, FRIDAY, JUNE 25th, 1993 Village Decor CARPET & TIL Shoppe 154 QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY 985-4808 More Than Just Flooring \ Va al MACKIE - AYLWARD Carol and Ken Irvine of Prince Albert are pleased to announce the marriage of Carol's son, LEE MACKIE to NANCY AYLWARD of Oshawa. The marriage ceremony took place May 15th, 1993 at the Myrtle United Church with the reception following at Thunderbird Golf & Country Club Before returning to their home in Pickering, the newlyweds spent a two week honeymoon in Antigua and Las Vegas. DAINARD - DEARBORN Shelley Lynn Dearborn & Gary Richard Dainard were united ih marriage on Saturday, June 12th, 1993 at the Oakwood United Church Maid of honour was Suzanne Dearborn, and bridesmaids were Sandra Ludyka and Lisa Vernon Best man was Chris Davis and ushers were Jerry Paul and Phil Dainard The happy couple will be residing in Oshawa Happy 50th Anniversary HAROLD & JEAN KYTE on June 26th, 1993. Congratulations and Love - From Your Family Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, June 22, 1993 -- 9 Pr