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18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, September 16, 1986 Whitby Mayor Bob Attersiey got big hug from this little "mouse" who was on hand at the Oshawa Centre to kick off the United Way 1986 campaign for this area last Friday. Viewpoint From page 17 secondary education is an issue we are supportive of. If they are looking to see 10 years of chronic underfunding reverse in a year and a half, it can't happen." | All well and good. But no one is asking for overnight miracles. Simply a light at the end of the tunnel. Some sort of commitment that the problem is being corrected, even if it is over the long term. To date, no such commitment has been made by the new Liberal government. Everyone knows it was the former Tories who created the problem we are now stuck with, but that is no reason to stick your head in the sand while muttering "It's not my fault." Get on the bandwagon with me .... there's lots of room and your voice is desperately needed. Queens' Park has allocated $30 million towards the con- struction of a domed stadium in 1/2 MILE EAST OF THE 4 CORNERS IN CAESAREA + -------- ee ------ = Widow roa featuring quilts, baby items, greeting cards, pine accessories, a Christmas Corner, antiques and many other items. Toronto. I love baseball, especially the Toronto Blue Jays, and I would love to see a domed stadium in Toronto. But you have to ask yourself what the priority should be. Perhaps I am being a little selfish. My son will be starting university next year all being well. I want to make sure he, and those like him, have the best possible education this . country can offer. I am starting to wonder if he will get it in Ontario. Our children are our future and the education of these children the key to a successful future for this land. Your Member of Parliament in this area is George Ashe. Write him, phone him, send smoke signals, but do something. Give him something to take to Queen's Park to let the legislators know what we want .... money for our universities and colleges in order to see our young people are cducated in the manner they deserve. CRAFT SHOP 986-4833 Friday morning marked the kick-off for the Whitby-Oshawa-Newcastle United Way Appeal for 1986 at the Oshawa Centre. On hand to par- ticipate in the ceremonies were, from left to right, Mike King, Chairman of the General Motors campaign, Oshawa Mayor Allan Pilkey, SST fy Ti bs raw 5B 3 : , # ee 3 ESN : y ae - id i vy oe . i # ' e Birkett, Mayor Bob Attersley of Whitby, and Peter Mitchell, director of retail sales operations for Campeau Corp., who presented a cheque for $3,000 to the United Way on behalf of his firm. The United Way has set a goal of $2,150,000 for their 1986 campaign. Newcastle United Way chairman Louanne United Wa kicks off General Motors of Canada and Campeau Corporation sponsored a three-day Whitby-Oshawa- Newcastle United Way Awareness weekend which started last Friday and continued through Sunday. A number of United Way agencies were on hand in the Oshawa Centre in order that the public could ask questions regarding the services provided by each respective agen cy to the community. A number of special events were also held throughout the weekend in the parking lot of the shopping cen- tre, compliments of General Motors. Tops as teacher From page 16 home, he did not teach him any classes. "He didn't want to be in any of my classes and I didn't want him there," laughed Hutchinson. "As a matter of fact Lloyd didn't even take biology in high school ... now he is taking biochemistry at Guelph ... kind of funny, eh?" Hutchinson admitted he learned he had been nominated for the award last March, but had thought no more about it. He said he was proud of the award and had not yet decided whether he could spare the time to attend the luncheon in his honour in Baltimore Maryland on October 10. It is at this luncheon that the awards will be given out. Hutchinson will be eligible for retirement in five years. At the pre- sent time, he states there is nothing he would rather do than continue his teaching career. "But who know what five years will bring," he said, 'I might take a stint at teaching overseas somewhere, but I'm not convinced yet ... I have a few things mulling around in my mind." Many young people from the Brooklin area have been fortunate to be students in Hutchinson's classes and many more will be .n the years to come. They are all bet- ter people for it. Brooklin Home Bakery & Delicatessan 61 Baldwin St., Brooklin 655-4951 wy + Have you had your muffin today? tives or All Muff ins preservatives On Special Thurs., Fri., Sat. T pool with BioGuard. 2% Our pros can tell you may have some nasty all you need to know. surprises next Spring. So your pool is ready Stains. Scaling. for fun in Spring. Damaged equipment. Make your pool a And expensive repairs. party! Winterize with But you avoid all this BioGuard. I 1 Biouard, WED., SEPT. 17th 7:30 to S30 P.M. Latcham Centre - Port Perry REFRESHMENTS