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. Former NDP member of parliament supports Fred McLaughlin campaign ® Fred McLaughlin, NDP candidate for Durham- Northumberland is getting some help in his campaign from the father of the Scugog NDP organizer, Marg Wilbur. Andrew Brewin, M.P. for Toronto Greenwood riding from 1962 to 1979, when he i retired, his wife Peggy, have | been visiting their daughter. Mr. Brewin spends a good \ deal of his time helping the | NDP candidate in the area he previously represented. But he also has found time to do some campaigning for | Mr. McLaughlin. On January 29th Mr. Brewin attended a reception for Mr. McLaughlin. As former NDP critic for | foreign affairs and defence he chose to speak on these subjects. i Mr. Brewin stated that the unprovoked attack by the U.S.S.R. armies on Afghani- stan was a breach of the Charter of the United Nations. It showed a dan- gerous contempt of the Rule of Law. He felt that Canada must therefore join in a campaign of sanctions to demonstrate that agression does not pay. He believed that any such campaign should involve cooperation between Canada and her associates in NATO. "However, Mr. Brewin stated, "we must not over- look that an open nuclear war could result in a tragedy for the whole world and its future. We must use every effort . to prevent such a catastrophe. This is no time for militaristic and ultra patriotic bombast. It is time for firm decisions but cool heads, for united actions and not ill-considered gestures.' Mr. Brewin also pointed out that the Clarke govern- ment had continued the Trudeau government's policy of spending billions on. useless fighter planes. He: stated that the NDP would re-examine our foreign and defence policy so that we could better cope with present and future problems. For Best Results Use The PORT PERRY STAR 'CLASSIFIEDS' PHONE 985-7383 MINI CINEMA 85.8535 FEB.8-9 Friday: 7 P.M. Saturday Mat.: 2 P.M. It's classic encounters of { the funniest kind! © --- 1\ FEBRUARY 8-9-10 Saturday & Sunday: 8 P.M. - Friday: 9 P.M. ai THEATRE AVAILABLE FOR MEETINGS. 985-8433 STORE-WIDE NS TIE 3 OFF MOST ITEMS IN STORE (Except Hallmark Products) OUR BIGGEST SALE EVER! Copper - Brass - China - Crystal - Leather Products Jewellery - Stuffed Toys - Office Supplies A temptingly tasteful |} comedy... for adults who can count. 7 BLAKE EDWARDS 10 wORIOMmc: mlDMITIANCE O+ 10 PLLERS ures Company AN Right 0 1041s OF 36H Gt oviE PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., February 6, 1980 -- 9 "GOING ~N SOUTH IN Go shoreside or poolside looking your liveliest in our dashing sailcloth duo by Caulfields and Christian Dior. Colours: Medium Blue, Medium Beige. Sizes: M, L, XL. from $38.00 A AAA nr ro vor b a RA AeA rn PR ra, {95 5% Corn Cran Joan = 8 ; Y msnnerngl deh) ES: 7, Es. PEABO A a DA AAA AAA 4 $3 a oxy ar mne BoRR a ate i a a © : 2 5) RA el WA, 1 BO Se ah Short sleeve sport shirts by Arrow in the new ultra-blend 60% cotton 40% polyester Sanfor Knit fabric in plain shades. Sizes: S, M, L, XL. *17.00 Match this with our Sea Breeze trouser by Nash. In 100% washable polyester. Solid colours. Sizes: 30 to 40 *39.50 (MERCHANDISE NOT NECESSARILY AS ILLUSTRATED) 7 LOOK FOR OUR %2 PRICE TABLE! Sale starts Thursday, February 7th at 7:00 P.M. & Continues until February 14th, 1980. 197 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY 985-8332 fa OF PORT 985-8160 Thursday & Friday to 9:00 P.M PORT PERRY PLAZA Ne ----~Y VISA OPEN: Monday to Wednesday 9:30AM. to6 00 PM Saturday to 500P M