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10- PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, Sept. 13, 1994 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" Local teacher will seek Liberal nomination Integrity and accountability will be required of provincial politicians looking to win back the public's confidence, says Dave Robinson, who announced recently he's seeking the Liberal nomination for the Durham East riding. Mr. Robinson, a 41-year-old Seagrave resident and law teacher at Port Perry High School, said during an inter- view he senses cynicism among voters, and wants to help restore their faith in govern- ment. "I would like to think it's time for common sense and dignity," he said. "There's a leadership and communication vacuum at Queen's Park... it's government run amok." Mr. Robinson feels strongly that an ethics commission ought to be created to guaran- tee open and honest govern- ment in the province, and would call for changes to MPPs pensions to ensure they're not paid out until members reach age 55, to avoid double-dipping. He would also like to see more free votes, allowing MPPs to vote according to the feeling in their communities, and reduc- tion of government staffing to save money. He'd also like leg- islation regulating the activi- ties of lobbyists, "so that people WAALS AAS Aus Sy AAS : SN a AAS | a AAS a WAALS AAS AAS AAS AAS AAS SAAS AAS As : SS AAS AAS AAS aH ado? a . Saou AAS Aud Atos Aad SS. SS. SPA SePndfond? As biPratinnd Saoaoud Sa. Aad Ad AAS Aud toad SS AAs Auta AAS a WAALS a SS a YS AAS NY yy A NY | ea Peron? NACAS NY Cy, a Pun AAS Pad AAS (Sa AAS NY . AAS SS a AAS AAS AAS NY SD a SS a SS. yy SS SS Sy. Nou NY oN | SS | a ban? AAS Se weePd? AAS SS a | a Sexson AAS Pad CAA 1 A AAS 4 oF pl } = . LJ N A PA v | Setar NO \ ~ NG WAALS Aus X Sand? NAN RESIDENTS OF PORT PERRY, PRINCE ALBERT, Sshu NN UXBRIDGE AND BEAVERTON JUST SAY "LOW-FLOW" Niid NN AND SAVE UP TO % ON YOUR UTILITIES BILL! NAA AAS Su "~~ Durham Region's Works Department is launching a water saau AAS . 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Above all, Mr. Robinson vowed to be an accessible and responsive member of govern- ment. "I think our politicians have to be more approachable and accessible," he said. "I'm direct- ly answerable to the citizens of this riding; I'm their represen- tative. "The system should be set up so that the number one job is to serve the constituents." Mr. Robinson joins George Khouri, a Whitby businessman, and Bowmanville resident Douglas Bird in the competition for the Grit nod. A nomination meeting is expected this fall or next spring. Thé& next provincial vote will occur next spring. DAVE ROBINSON Tory Sak to apes on "Treading the Spiritual Path" Toy Soper 15 pm- We carry everything you need to go "Back To School" at the Port Perry Star QIN (GIORGI DAN NLD 188 Mary Street, Port Perry 985-7383 Baha'i Faith Information Evenings every Sunday from 8pm to 10pm at 1667 King St., Prince Albert. All Welcome 985-9339 or 985-4582 MACKEY, BAILEY & KORB BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS Saturday Momings 9:00am to 12:00 noon Lake Scugog Lumber Building Oshawa Rd., Port Perry 985-7391 : - GREAT SAVINGS - FOR STUDENTS & BUSINESSES on New & Used Desks - Chairs - Computer Furniture LARGE 2020 Wentworth Street - Unit 1 INVENTORY WHITBY, Ont. - (905) 434-5079 in our Showroom/Warehouse CORNER OF BOUNDARY ROAD LINDSAY I CENTRAL E=-- EXHIBITION September 21 - 25 THERE'S ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW AT THE FAIR Wednesday: BOBBY CURTOLA in Concert Thursday: Canadian Legend IAN TYSON in Concert Friday: Tim Horton's Demolition Derby Id Saturday: Loblaw's Tractor Pull ww Sunday: Midas Muffler Demolition Derby AND ON THE FOUNTAIN PARK STAGE % The Bill Johnson Show, Montana Sky, The Desert Dolphins, Jim Parker, Ronald McDonald, Old Tyme Fiddlers, Michael Ross, CKLY Backyard Boogie, Scan Eyre's Country Singing Contest and much much more. 1. 0.0.0.0.0.6.66 060000080 X26 26 26 2 3 2 26 26 2 2 3 3 26 26 26 XX * * * * ) X26 26 26 26 26 26 3 26 3 26 2 26 3 26 36 26 26 26 26 26 36 26 36 26 2