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Kemp said he believes the proposed corridors for Highway Back to School Specials from $199.00 TYPEWRITER SALES & SERVICE - repairs to IBM & Smith Corona - & All Other Makes - Ribbons for all makes & models - including Printers - We pickup and delivery 3 1DAY (9 AY BUSINESS EQUIPMENT LER EX] 728-7591 407 are too far south, putting in Jeopardy good farmland and wa- ter quality of streams and creeks. Kemp, who appears young- er than his 31 years, is a life long resident of the Bowman- ville area. With his father, he oper- ates an apple orchard. He and his wife Sheila have a three- year old son, Eric. Though he has worked for the local Conservative Associa- tion, this is his first attempt at elected office. The meeting August 8, which nominated Kemp, also gave Durham East Tories a chance to say good-bye to Sam Cureatz, who held the riding for 13 years. Cureatz, who was nominat- ed to run again in the Septem- ber 6 election, decided instead to get out of politics and return tolaw practise in Newcastle. The former MPP wished Kemp well at the nomination meeting, telling him "from now on, it's your show." Kemp's community in- volvement includes director of Bowmanville Lions, a steward in St. Paul's United Church, and co-leader of St. Paul's Youth Group. He was active in sports through high school, and at one time played hockey with the You are cordially invited to a AUGUST 19th Farewell SHOW & SALE ORIGINAL ARTWORK BY LESLIE A. PARKES, cspwc Open From 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM at the Artist's Home at 245 Bigelow Street, Port Perry, Ontario 2 ATIF J J Yh J Yh Yh YP WL YL WO NL WO WL WL Wi WW WW Wi Wi Ww wn wa wa & [CAAA NNR NINN NNN IAN NN NNN ANN PIAA ST TA JA YE SE YA YA JE SE YAN SN NNN SN JA) 7 2 hh N ' hh N Ps a) Lg AY I'd h) 2, o SENIORS' DAY EVERY THURSDAY 10% OFF Over 25 Continuous In-store Specials! 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She also charged that Pe- terson called the election at this time because "he's afraid the economy will sag next year, and he's afraid of the damage from the Patti Starr affain." Kemp said he/ was ""sad- dened" to learn that Cureatz was retiring from politics. "Everywhere I travel in this riding, I hear nothing but praise for Sam for his work over the last 14 years," he said. And he drew a chuckle from the partisan crowd when he de- clared "Yes, I do have some big shoes to fill. But I've got big feet and they are still growing." Police seizing radar devices in Port Perry Durham Region Police have laid numerous charges re- cently in the Uxbridge-Port Perry areas against drivers found with radar detectors in their vehicles. The devices are illegal in Ontario, and carry a $78 fine. Police seize any detectors found in vehicles, a spokesman said. 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