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a A tient Th FAA 2 de laid ¥ 4 CREE p32 <b 2A US Fr A "The priority of the government must be to create jobs," Durham York NDP members agreed at their annual meeting held at Marg Wilbur's home in Scugog Township, Sun- day, January 16. Durham York NDP members discussed NDP alternatives to wage controls. The NDP is opposing the Tory wage legislation because it is bad economics and terribly unfair. Research in- dicates that not one job has been created by the Tory plan to control wages. At a time of still declining demand, further cuts in pur- chasing power in the economy will only worsen the layoff spiral. The NDP members looked at the alternative economic program pro- posed by the NDP. This included job creation, particularly in the housing sector, through energy conservation programs, and by stimulating local economics through accelerated public works. In the private sector, there could be new jobs in food proc- cessing, machinery manufacturing. The NDP proposes an interest rate relief pro- gram, a surtax on bank profits. Government Assault charge A 25 year old Ux- bridge area man has been charged with assault and break and enter with intent follow- ing an incident at a Port Perry residence Jan- uary 25. Durham Police report that the owner of a home on McDonald Street found an intruder in the kitchen about "10:45 P.M. After a scuffle broke out in which the home owner was allegedly struck in the face, the intruder smashed through a basement window and got away. Durham police officers followed foot- prints in the snow to a house nearby and found a man hiding inside and his arm. Facing the charges is Dean Merrick, of Sandy Hook near Uxbridge. Ice hut thefts A Bowmanville ice fisherman returned to his ice hut on Lake Scugog after a few days absence and found nearly $1400 worth of equipment was missing. A chain saw, propane heater, and more than $500 worth of fishing tackle and gear was re- ported stolen from the hut, The theft took place between January 22 and 26 from the hut off View Lake. waste can be cut, for example, by assessing hydro spending par- ticularly Darlington overruns, and by cut- DP Give from the Heart. Canadian Heart Fund. OUR WIDE SELECTION GIFT IDEAS 450g Cream Rinse 450 ml * CERTIFICATIONS & TRADEMARKS OF DRUG TRADING COMPANY LIMITED, TORONTO, CANADA BRUTONS 1 DA: DRUGS 200 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY backs in government advertising. Temporary price freezes on hydro and home heating fuel would also help. OF VALENTINE'S | RIGHT 2 29 GUARD Anti-perspirant @ Spray, 200 ml A PRICES IN EFFECT FEBRUARY 7th TO 14th, OR WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. DUE TO SPACE LIMITATIONS AND EAN NTR TAIRE A AER a te Th y CAN WAL TN AR Durham York NDPers believe that governments should lead; not alone, but in a MOIRS TRIAMINICOL POT OF coc] 29 DM. 8 Chocolates Cough Syrup ® 230 ml © PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 1, 1983 -- 9 Grierson elected NDP president spirit of co-operation and consultation. Roy Grierson was elected President of the Durham York NDP. Other officers included Marg Wilbur, Vice- President, Mike Kuyzk, Recording Secretary, Yolande Brown, Treas- urer, Dorothy Picker- ing, Membership; Geoff Rison, Area Council, and Jim Pickering Pro- vincial Council. Also noted was the success in the municipal elections of John Rogers, now Mayor of Georgina, and Allan Mc- Phail, acclaimed again Mayor of Brock Town- ship. MOIRS VALENTINE HEART Chocolates 300 g MACLEANS 100 ml DRY LOOK Hair Spray 250 ml Moisturizer Cream, 60 ml Lotion, 90 ml Apricot Facial Scrub 60 ml AVAILABILITY AT TIME OF SALE, ITEMS SHOWN MAY NOT BE AVAILABLE AT ALL LOCATIONS. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES 985-2511 SILKIENCE 3.2 ea. @ eT Inet TNT ER _-- 4