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4 LAURA & VINCENT JOHNSTON of the Oshawa Figure Skating Club were guest stars at the Port Perry clubs 'Carnival '73' at the arena last weekend. Port Perry stars Dennis Johnston and David Porter also appeared in the show. Liberals in search of candidate in Northumberland - Durham riding Who will stand as Liberal candidate in the Northum- berland-Durham riding in the next federal election? The answer to this question is already being sought by a committee which has been formed to find a candidate, Roger Kirkpatrick, retiring president of the Northum- berland-Durham Federal Liberal Association, told a meeting at Idalia in Port Hope recently. "If the election comes IND THIS WEEK! RUA DEY 05. 9 | A 0 J OE ON OY NO SO 2 Ihen the net Es) ) ) SUPER BELTLES IN HANDY RENTABUG! FORM [> RENTABUG ! -- CHARLES [ra BRIGNALL ~ ogs.332 TEXACO Scugog Rd. - Port Perry before redistribution we'll need one candidate, but if it comes afterwards we will have to have two," he said. "The possibility of winning is increasing as each day passes - so is the possibility of finding a good candidate willing to stand and offer himself for election. I can think of two or three in this room." Mr. Kirkpatrick said the executive had met every four or five weeks since the election and had mulled over the reasons for their loss. "I think what we have to do now is to get ready for the next election." pe- aid. "It will be-hard work 'for any candidate who wants the situation." A visiting field organizer, Al Wilson, also stressed the need to find a suitable candiate soon. '"The election could be very close and it's very important that we start the rebuilding process." he "a e must start rebuilding even though we have no candidate yet. People must know that the Liberal Party is still alive and kicking in Northumbrland-Durham." Executive officers for the association were elected unopposed. The new president is Mrs. Shirley Johnston who takes over from Mr. Kirkpatrick, Vice-President is Harry Wade and four directors elected were Neil Malcolm, Blackstock; Gordon Broom- field, Haldimand; Don Williamson, Cobourg, and Stewart Raynor, Port Hope. The present secretary, Ron Good was re-elected and Harry MacDonald was elec- ted treasurer. The meeting also nom- inated six delegates who will attend the Liberal Party Convention in Ottawa on April 13, 14 and 15. The six were Stewart Raynor, (Young Liberal), Roger Carr, Ron Good, Greg McMahon, Mrs. Alice All- chin, Mrs. Elizabeth Catty. Some of those nominated were not present at the meeting so six alternative delegates were named in case they were unable to go to Ottawa. The alternative delegates were Mrs. Judy Van Nest, Ted Hogan, Dr. Derry Hubbard. John Lane, John Funnel and Mrs. Lisa Beatty. Northumberland - Durham Liberals will also send six delegates - to the Ntional Liberal convention in Ottawa in September when the Prime Minister will hold his accountability session and a new executive for the Liberal Party will be elected. Reprinted from the Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. Cedar Creek News Mrs. Victor Larocque came home from Port Perry Hospital last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cummings and Brenda and Steve visited Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cummings and family at Orangeville last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Greenwood held a Euchre party Saturday evening. Winners were high lady, Marie Kestle, low lady Mrs. MacCulloch. High men Roy Anderson, low man George Kilpatrick. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kestle and family were visiting in Peterborough on Sunday. pe PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 11th, 1973 -15 April is Cancer month April is campaign month for the Canadian Cancer Society. Without the gener- ous donations of the Cana- dian public, support of cancer research would not be possible. Nor would the Society be able to continue its program. of public education and service to cancer patients. The entire emphasis of the 1973 fund-raising and educa- tion campaign is on action: the action of protecting oneself against cancer; the action of protecting others through this support of cancer research. Each dollar given to the Canadian Cancer Society goes to work in three ways against this cruel disease. The first way, support of research, second education, carried out by public education on the importance of early detection of cancer, third, the making and distributing of dressings, transportation for cancer patients, and hospital and home visiting, pamphlets ete. This work can only be wrong. solve it." supported through the gen- erosity of the Canadian public when they respond to the appeal for. funds during the annual April campaign. In Canada this year, it been pointed out, about 65,000 new Cancer patients will be diagnosed and half of these patients will be alive five years from now. So the messages in the education pamphlets that we read is a message of hope. But cancer cures don't just happen. While practicing preven tion is everyone's personal weapon against cancer, it's not the only weapon. Your support in this fund raising campaign will help research into cancer's cause, the search for a cure, and better methods for cancer patients. By Ruby Roach President Port Perry Branch Canadian Cancer ON TARGET EVERY TIME HANKS EXCAVATING SEWER INSTALLATIONS Callnow - Avoid the "Spring Rush" ® Back Hoe Dig Depths up to 182 feet. ® Compressor Rentals Phone 985-2333 Box 489 -- Port Perry, Ont. "If you've got a complaint about poor service,we wan to hear about it. Personally." "That's right, if your not satisfied for any reason with the kind of service our dealership is giving, please see us about it. We're easy toreach. 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