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wp $6 -- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, Sept 5 Rybka-Becker kicks off NDP hope in Durham For Lucy Rybka-Becker, one of the central issues in the federal election campaign will be job creation. Ms. Rybka-Becker, who is running in the riding of Durham for the New Democratic Party said the the federal government to reduce the deficit at the same time. Ms. Rybka-Becker said the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is a bad deal for Canada as it will put Canadian, workers against M, NDP national paign slogan this election is "Canada works when Canadians work." "With 1.6 million pedple out of work, we have to have'a jobs plan to promote job creation and protect jobs," she told the Citizen in an interview last week. Commenting on Prime Minister Kim Campbell's focus on deficit reduction, Mas. Rybka-Becker said it is a mistake to concentrate totally on that. "People out of work are looking to their government for help," she said. The NDP has unveiled a comprehensive policy for job creation that includes an infrastructure program for roads and communications; tax reform based on ability to pay; a national child care program to double the number of spaces in five years; venture capital through a national investment fund; a national training strategy and a program for research and development. It also calls for a pro-Canada trade policy that would increase trade within the GATT framework. This would create 500,000 jobs over five years and according to an independent research company would allow "People are worried about losing their jobs, they are worried about the future for the children," she said. The 30-year old Rybka- Becker said she welcomed the election call last week as it will give her the chance to get out on the campaign trail. She was nominated by her party last January. Born and raised in Durham, she has worked for newspapers in Oshawa and Whitby and is now employed by the provincial government. She will take a leave of absence during the campaign and if elected will resign her job to work full time as a member of Parliament. Ms. Rybka-Becker will be hosting an open house at her campaign headquarters this yd 14,1993 Sisters Leanne and Col A len Barfoot of Greenbank placed 1st In their grade divisions In the Junior Craft section at the recent Port Perry Fair. The girls entered eight projects each. They have been entering the Fair for the last three years and have had 1st and 2nd place finishes, but 1993 was the first time they each took first place in their divisions. They'll be entering Port Perry Fair in 1994. Holstein Show results Roger and Murray Holtby of Holtbyholme Holsteins, Port Perry, exhibited the Grand Champion Cow at the recently held Ontario County coming Saturday, September 18 at 68 King Street East (Main Floor, Veltri Complex) in Bowmanville The Open House will run from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM "I am looking forward to meeting each and every one of you and hearing your concerns. You can drop in and have a light refreshment and learn more about the NDP Jobs Plan--Canada works when Canadians work," she said Holstein Show. This senior two year old, Ronbeth Star Missy, is not a newcomer to the showring. Her extensive winnings include Junior Champion at last year's show, as well as being named All Canadian in 1991 and 1992. Missy is sired by Hanoverhill Starbuck The Reserve Champion was the first prize senior three year old, Dappledale Eclipse Chloe. She was exhibited by TRADER SAM'S HWY 17'S BACK FRIDAY & SATURDAY WIGHT ) PRIME RIB DINNER SPECIAL (salad ber Included) Only $7.95 TA & WATER ST Karaoke & DJ - Fri. & Sat. Evenings Saturday & Sunday Breakfast - 9 AM All Inclusive .... $3.45 PORT PERRY 985.9955 Phoenix Bros. of Greenbank. The Junior Champion, Eiklyn Counselor Barbi Ann was exhibited by John Buckley and Gary Jebson of Sunderland, and was the winner of the senior yearling class. The first prize winter yearling, Dappledale ACC Corrine, bred and owned by Phoenix Bros., was Reserve Junior Champion T.Robert Flett, Oshawa, was the winner of the Futurity Class with Flettdale 9 new The September 8 meeting of the Port Perry Senior Citizen Club opened with our National accompanied by Edna Beckett on the piano. Minutes of previous meetings and a financial report wee presented by Mary Cannon and Vic Sparrow respectively Nine new members were welcomed into the Seniors' Club. Committee members reported on the different activities being Inspiration Belle Phoenix Bros. were awarded the Premier Exhibitor Award and the Werry family of Loa De-Mede Farms Ltd Oshawa, were Premier Breeders This was the 55th Ontario County Holstein Show at Port Perry Fair. The judge was Norm Atkins, Ledue, Alberta. One hundred and fifteen head were exhibited by twenty exhibitors at this high quality show rringed for the Seniors e Drop-l Centre will cofinue every Wednesday morning 9:30-12:30 The September 22 meeting will be followed by a picnic lunch instead of a pot-luck A display of tools and other items from a by-gone era were presented by Art Richardson and Gord MacDonald New members always welcome. See you at the next meeting PORT PERRY 5 STAR POOLS BROOKLIN «16 655-7827 call for mole] (od Wold] lel JUST DIAL 985-8177 655-STAR 34 Water Street, Port Perry, Ontario LOL 1)2 985847 PERSONAL ATTENTION TO ALL OF YOUR GENERAL INSURANCE NEEDS FORDER - INSURANCE BROKERS INC. PARKS