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37,1994 TT Gun owners take their message to Ottawa From page one not gun cofitrol," the marchers didn't have long to wait before Mr. Rock took to the stagé on the steps in front of the Peace Tower. Stating that he has travelled across the country to meet with Federal Justice Minister Allan Rock addressing angry gun owners. Sorry for any . Due to circumstances cr our control, the Port Perry Store is Closed. Please shop in our Taunton Road Location in North Oshawa. gun owners, "I have listened and I have learned." While he said new regulations will "not take away hunting rifles," he suggested one option the government is looking at is a national registry, something gun owners do not want. "Registration does not mean confiscation," he said, his voice straining over the loud chorus of boos and catcalls. He said a registration must be affordable and reliable with no undue cost to gun owners. Durham MP Alex Shepherd told the Citizen that day he is not convinced a registration of firearms or a ban on handguns is the answer to lowering the violent crime rate in the country. He said he and other MPs in the Liberal caucus who feel the same way will continue to voice their concerns. Asked whether inconvenience. Fresh Chicken Wings Save $1.00 Ib. Limit 10 Ibs. 99¢. Butterfly Pork Chops Save $1.00 Ib. 3.49. Fresh Octoberfest SAUSAGE Save 80¢ Ib. 1.89. Delivered Fresh Dally ONTARIO DOUBLE RYE or FUTURE DOUBLE RYE = § = $1.69 lo Meaty Pork Back Ribs Save $1.60 Ib. $3.29. Breaded Pan Fry Schnitzels Save $1.30 Ib. $2.99. Smokies Save 80¢ Ib. $2.49. Now Taking Orders for Fresh Thanksgiving TURKEY Wednesd he would break party ranks and vote against legislation he said he will wait and see what's in that legislation. Mr. Shepherd said in Durham riding, there has been no call for a ban on handguns or a national registry of firearms. Linda Thom, who won a gold medal for Canada in target shooting at the 1976 Olympics was one of several key note speakers at the rally. She said the issue is "crime control, not gun control." Those present at the rally observed a minute of silence in memory of Roger Pardy who was murdered in a robbery at Gagnon Sports in Oshawa, and many of the marchers wore black arm bands. A statement from Pardy's family said they support the cause of the rally. hy, ay On'y - Super Special Red Brand, Grade 'A', Boneless,Sirloin STEAKS Save $1.90 Ib. 3.99. Ground Pork 99¢- Pork Tendesloin $4.49: Breaded Chicken Fingers Save 70¢ bb. Boneless Chicken Breasts Save $2.00 Ib. $3.99. Hal MEAT CN 250 TAUNTON RD. EAST, OSHAWA (At Ritson Road) 6 Other Locations Serving Southern Ontario da's Message on sign sums up the feelings of most law abiding gun owners in this country. Animals as art prowl the Gallery at Scugog Library Prowling into the Kent Farndale Gallery at Scugog Memorial Library, Port Perry, come amazing animals which might be adopted by you to live in your garden or even (because they are so well trained) in your parlor. As pets their dietary needs are small for their bodies are high-tech steel wire or aluminum painted by artist Sue Parke in a technique she terms "urban folk". Sue Parke's jewellery may be familiar to you from her work and shows in Haliburton, Toronto and Montreal. She is also a talented sculptor in a number of media. This is an adventurous lady. She has been a juror for the Haliburton Guild of Fine Arts, the Metal Arts Guild and the Ontario Arts Council. Sue taught jewellery finishing techniques at the Haliburton School of Fine Arts and Jewellery Making for the North York Board of Education. An extraordinary metal artist, Sue is well known and respetted in the craft world. She has a whimsical touch and her sense of humour always shows through in her pieces. She also has a practical side. Some of her lawn ornaments double as sprinklers. Kent Farndale is a patron who tells us that the Parke sculptures which she and Doug have collected in their garden are a daily source of joy and that she greatly enjoys wearing her Sue Parke jewellery. Sue Parke has headlined many art shows in the past decade and we at the Gallery are very pleased to bring her exciting work to Durham. You are invited to coffee at the Gallery from 1 to 4 pm on Saturday, October lst at Scugog Memorial Public Library, 231 Water Street, Port Perfy, to meet artist Sue Parke and enjoy her works. OPERATION SCUGOG inksgiving Food Drive D> A Time to Gevel FOOD BANK DONATIONS MAY BE DROPPED OFF AT : Scugog Fire Hall #1 Crandell St., Port Perry THURSDAY, OCT. 6th from 1 to 6 PM 'FRIDAY, OCT. 7th from 1 to 6 PM SATURDAY, OCT. 8th from 9AM to 4PM FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT : Kathy Gundry 985-8015 or Anne Wanninkhof 985-7271 Scugog Fire Hall #2 Caesarea