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PORT PERRY STAR -- Five party hopefuls Ward boundaries could be changed for next election square off at All Candidates Meeting Five candidates vying for the Durham East riding seat in the Sept. 6 election, squared off at Durham Christian School in Bowmanville during an all can- didates meeting Tuesday. Harry Tunbridge of the Con- federation of Regions said his party stands for honest policies and decent values. "You and I have let them slip," he said, adding, "We don't seem to care anymore." Mr. Tunbridge said the cur- rent provincial and federal leaders do what they want and not what the people want. "I want the silent majority to stand up and be counted," he said, adding the COR party would do what the people asked. He also blasted Prime Minis- ter Brian Mulroney, Premier David Peterson and Premier Robert Bourassa -- the Meech Boys, as he calls them -- for throwing the country into chaos. "Mr. Mulroney tried to give away Canada," Mr. Tunbridge stated. "He took away the cul- J0. has took years to estab- ish. Official bilingualism is the main reason for the recent eco- nomical woes facing the coun- try, he said, adding that the On- tario government spends $2.3- Jullien on bilingualism each ay. Mr. Tunbridge told the gath- ering of about 200 people that school children are being taught false history in schools. "We have false history books in our schools," he claimed, add- ing the books started changing slightly during the Trudeau ad- ministration. He also said the justice sys- tem must be reviewed and the Young Offenders Act abolished. cp Slt te al ition Pa supporters that he didn't want their vote because he smiles, shakes one's hand or kisses one's baby. He wants to sit in the legisla- ture because people believe in his family-based values. "We mean business," he said about the FC party which was formed in 1987 and has 60 can- flidates in the provincial elec- on. Mr. Crookall proposed that tax credits, now given to dual income families, be given to the person who stays at,home and raises their own children. He also stands against pro- vincial funding of abortion while sick people are put on waiting lists for tests and oper- ations. "Euthanasia is the next step," Mr. Crookall said, adding that old people in Holland are afraid to enter a hospital be- cause of the country's policy on uthanasia. He said the deteriorization of bible readings in the school sys- tem has left children withotit a strong set of values. "They have taken bible read- ings out of the schools and re- placed them with condom ma- chines," Mr. Crookall said. The FCP would fight against Sunday shopping and for a "common pause day." Turn to Page 14 Certificates D.). TAYLOR [e.c. INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. 169 North St., Port Perry LOL 1B7 Guaranteed Investment {Rates Subject to Change without Notice) 1 YEAR 985-8416 1368 WATER STREET PORT PERRY 986-9009 The make-up of Scugog Township council could have a different look before the next municipal election in Novem- ber, 1991. Councillor Yvonne Christie has introduced a notice of mo- tion which s sts the area council seat be abolished, and replaced with a new ward seat from Wards 1 and 2. The matter has been in front of council for informal dis- cussion several times in the last couple of years, with council generally in favour of doing away with the area council seat. What hasn't been estab- lished yet is just where the boundaries of a newly created ward would fall. Any change in the make-up" of the council must be approved before the end of this year if it is to apply to the next election a year from November. The Township council is now made up of a mayorand re- gional councillor elected by all Township voters, four ward reps elected only by voters in those wards, and one area coun- cillor elected by all Township voters. : If the proposal comes into effect, Scugog would have five wards, instead of the current four, along with the mayor and regional councillor. MEN WANTED! The current system was put in place when Scugog was "amalgamated under Regional Government in 1974 from the four existing municipalities: Port Perry Village, Reach, Scu gog Island and Cartwright Townships. ATTENTION ... | Service Clubs, Church Groups, Non-Profit Organizations, Arts & Crafts People ... THE 3rd ANNUAL PORT PERRY Big Apple Festival will be held & Scugog Choral Society AUDITIONS -- for -- "OKLAHOMAY" WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 5th 7 PM - TOWN HALL 1873 FEMALE and MALE Leads, Singers, DANCERS and Chorus. * Audition piece required. Performance - Last 3 Weeks in Nov. . For more information call producer - 985-9329 downtown on SATURDAY, SEPT. 29th This event has grown again this year with a number of added events such as the COUNTRY and WESTERN ~~ MUSIC CONTEST. We offer you an opportunity to promote your group and raise money too!. * APPLE THEME * BAKING * FRESH APPLES * CHILDREN'S GAMES Contest for "BEST DECORATED TABLE" and "LARGEST PIE" ' The Festival is an Old Fashioned Community Event in Historic Downtown Port Perry, sponsored and held by: DOWNTOWN PORT PERRY B.I.A Pre-tegistration deadline, Saturday, September 22, 1990 Contact Mary Fines to reserve your space now. 985-2379 (days) 985-0383 (evenings) In anticipation of an increase in pedestrian traffic, Queen Street will be closed to motor vehioles.~ - ~~ -.