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@v 4 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, January 25,1994 AY J "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" 2 N\ Drrbraarr - 985-8552 LOOSE RUGS Stearn) BROADLOOM Clearing (pHolSTERY 3M Scotchguard ol BR » Layaway now for Valentine's Day It's the perfect gift with lasting memories and here, are two of the many modern styles. PENTLAND JEWELLERS 174 Queen St., Port Perry (905) 985-7641 J) TA DE PMA Uh, MR SO ATT ny a your glasses. You didn't choose your face. But you can at least choose No surprises in throne speech By Scott Anderson Port Perry Star The Liberal government de- livered what was expected 1n last week's throne speech, Dur- ham's MP says. "There were no real surpris- es," sald Durham Riding MP Alex Shepherd. "The govern- ment continued on with its elec- toral mandate." Mr. Shepherd said the gov- ernment outlined what it had promised during the election, repeating what is contained in its "now infamous red book." The Throne Speech, read by Governor General Ray Hnaty- shyn, promised a reintroduction of a home renovation assistance program, a Youth Service Corps to put young Canadians back to work, measures to help small business raise capital and help for exporters, better job and lit- eracy training, programs to combat racism, hate crimes and violence against women and children, an ethics counsellor to advise ministers and govern- ment officials, and the elimina- tion of double-dipping. Mr. Shepherd was particular- ly impressed that the Liberal government was planning to target the business community as a priority. "I was happy that he (Prime Minister Chretien) reaffirmed his commitment to small and medium-sized businesses," he said. Mr. Shepherd said the mood * Eye Examinations Arranged ¢ Lab On Premises * Prompt Service & Repairs ¢ Large Selection of Frames ---- m------ PORT PERRY OPTICAL - since 1982 - 28 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY (905) 985-9388 within parhament was positive. "Everybody reahzes that the country 1s watching them," he said. "The next four wears 1s veryimportantin politics." He said people were looking for change from the previous government and that they had to deliver. "Now that we're here and in the ball park, we must play by the rules." It did not take long for the roo- kie member of parhhament to get his feet wet in the House of Com- mons. Mr. Shepherd was the fourth speaker of the session to speak. . "It was very thrilling," he said of his opportunity to speak in the house concerning the gov- ernment's commitment to small and medium-sized businesses. Although it was the first time, it won't be the last. Mr. Shep- herd is now seeking to geton the speaker's lis' concerning the pre-budget debate, as well. Bowl for Millions fundraiser will be held February 13-19 The Big Brothers/Big Sisters Association of North Durham will be hosting its Bowl For Mil- lions fundraiser February 13- 19. League bowlers are welcome to participate in the event by collecting sponsors and then bowling on their regular league night. A celebrity day will be held at Centennial Lanes on Saturday, Feb. 19 from 2-8 p.m. Business- es, service clubs, schools, and professional groups are encour- aged to enter teams. The associ- ation hopes to raise at least $200 a team. Pledge sheets can be obtained by calling the Big Brothers/Big Sisters office at 985-3733. Prizes for collecting the most in pledges include a $1,000 trav- el voucher from Suzy's Travel, a $600 shopping spree at Hen- shall's, and a swivel rocker and ottoman from Homestead Fur- niture. A weekend for two at the Cambridge Suites in Toronto, donated by Suzy's Travel, will also be given away. Bowlers will have their name entered in the draw for every $10 in sponsor- ship they raise. Courtney, Bev 34,900 Visit our model homes today. Tues. to Thurs. 1pm to 6pm Sat. & Sun. 11am to Gpm WELCOME HOME! Huge, 60' fully serviced lots. 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