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[3 News from Blackstock and area Blackstock has been the scene of several beautiful weddings this year and on Saturday this tradition con- tinued when Linda Mc- Laughlin and Roy Bradburn were married in a beautiful wedding in the United Church. The reception and dance followed in the rec- reation Centre. Congratula- tions Linda and Roy. , Linda was feted by two bridal showers recently be- * fore her Saturday wedding. Janice Crawford entertained a number of friends from school days to honour Linda while her cousin Donna Kyte hosted a shower attended by relatives and friends of the 'area. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bailey, Howard and Tara Lynne, - Mr.. and. Mrs, -Roy--Corden, - Julie and Christie spent sev- eral days with Mr, and Mrs. Roy Turner at their cottage at Coe Hill last week. Mrs. Janet Swain who underwent surgery recent- ly in Oshawa General Hospi- tal, and Mr. Carl Wright. who - also underwent surgery in the same hospital are both progressing well. Better health is wished for them as well as any other folk who are ill. Mr. Charlie Primmer of Hamilton visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey and Mr. and. Mrs. Hector Shortridge recently. Pete Gwilliam of Peterbor- ough was a weekend visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon - Asselstine and Teresa. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Werry and Joy, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bailey, Howard and Tara "Lynne were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thompson, Nestleton, cele- brating the Thompson's wed- "* ding anniversary. ° Ld Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Asselstine, Teresa and Pete Gwilliam spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. VanMil near Beaverton where ~ Colin Asselstine spent his summer working. Mrs. William Bailey and daughter Elaine with her two children from Alliston visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bailey last week. Madame Justice M.M. VanCamp returned on Mon- day evening from an enjoy- able holiday in England and Southern Ireland, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Taylor of Enniskillen were Saturday overnight guests of Mrs. Courtney Graham. Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hodge, Tom and John and Mrs. M. Argue were Mr. Pinky Hubbard,- Bowmanville, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larmer, Mr. and FRIENDLY hut et | THE HONEYMOON 15 OVER, .. | WHEN THE HUSBAND TELLS THE WIFE, THEY SHOULD KANE A HURRICANE AFTER HER... Mrs. Michael Kaprowski and Edward of Scarborough.-, Misses Elizabeth, Eleanor, Elaine and Esther Kelly were weekend guests of their grandparents Mr. and Mrs! William Kelly, Bobcaygeon. Mrs. Mary Sheen, Toronto spent last week with her daughter Miss Susan Sheen. ' All-candidate meeting here Sept. 8 A telegram to the Port Perry STAR Tuesday morning denied reports that Propiessive Conservative ridihg ° candidate Bill Newman will not take part in an all-candidates meeting. The telegram, telephoned to the STAR Tuesday from the Oshawa office; read as follows:* Contrary to un- founded rumors, Bill "DURHAM NORTH - ISSUES AND ANSWERS Teachers Ask The Candidates For Their Views A bus will be leaving on Saturday mornings starting September 20 for 13 weeks to December 13 for Uxpool, Uxbridge. Registration for the swimming lessons will be Friday, September 5 at 10 a.m, at the home of Mrs. Neil Bailey, 77 Scugog St.'N. The prices are as follows - Pre- beginners $10; Beginners $10 Newman, P.C. candidate for Durham North is willing to meet with other riding candi- dates in a debate, anywhere, anytime, subject to commit- ments already made in his busy campaign schedule. Misleading information is being circulated through the riding which- impliés™ 'Bill Newman refuses to meet opposing candidates. This is Barracudas $12; Junior $12; Intermediate $12; Senior $12 Bronze Royal Life $12; Inter- mediate Royal Life $12. Bus - fee will be 50c a child for each Saturday morning $6.50 will be collected on Registra-, tion morning. It is necessary that each parent take a turn in bus supervision. simply not true. An All-Can- didate Meeting, sponsored by the Ontario Federation of Agriculture, is set for Mon., September 8, Catholic church Hall, Port Perry. Bill Newman, happily, accepted the invitation and will be there. "THe telegram is signed by Bob Byron, Campaign Manager. - © . ts i PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, Sept. 4, 1975 -- 21 CHRIS ALLEN ALUMINUM Wrap your home in a "Winter warm - Summer cool" blanket of insulated Aluminum. No' Painting - Guaranteed 20 years FREE ESTIMATES CALL 985.3747 BODO DDL DDD DODD. LESLIE CLARE WILLIAM § PLEASE ANSWER YES OR NO GRIFFIN MORRISON ~~ NEWMAN 3} N.D.P. LIB. P.C. 3 1. Do you favor full C.0.L.A. (Cost of Living Adjustments) for i _ . : YES all recipients of Provincial Pensions? : N N 3 2 Would you support free day care for working parents? YES y 9 $ oN : } 3 3. Shoulg Regional Government continue in it's present form? NO . ; : 4. Is thintf-two' years too long for one party to be in power? YES 7 M $ Are there viable leadership alternatives? YES E : 5. Do you favor rent controls? YES N N 3 6. Do you favor publicly supported low-income housing 1 I 3 being distributed throughout the community rather than YES segrated in specific areas? Candidates were given up to 100 words to amplify above answers and also were asked: "In a Maximum of 104 words for each (a, b, ¢) discuss what policies you would implement to promote: (a) lower cost of housing (b) quality education (c) quality of 14 life.". J Lesley Griffin (NDP) 7a. Lower Cost of Housing The principle that will guide a New Democratic housing policy is that decent housing at a reasonable cost is the right of every Ontario resident, not a luxury. The most-fundamental reform in NDP housing policy will be to end the profiteering in urban lands which underlies most of Ontario's housing problems. Land prices in areas approaching development will be frozen to stop speculation. Land banks will be developed to control prices in smaller cities and towns. The NDP intends that most new urban development in Ontario take place on leased Crownhold land, under a new system designed to ensure moderate-priced housing. ° and $12,000 per annum. b. Quality Education The Ontario Savings Bank and a Provincial tax credit system would be used toreduceeffective morfgag per cent for families earning less than $8,000 per annum and averaging 8 per cent for families earni - ates to 6 between, $8,000 « WAGG BROS. TEXACO 257 Scugog St. Port Perry Phone: 985-7262 c. Qualit Education is a process of social, economic and personal development and it is the rehumanizing of education that concerns the NDP. What is needed is a re-examination of the educational system, curriculum, materials and instruction - toremove all bias, such as sex, race, ethnic and anti-labour. Unfortunately, money is wasted on lavish new buildings and stacks of extra aids for schools when in reality the site for learning is irfelevant if a good teacher is involved. Greater emphasis must be placed on the training and choosing of teachérs. Greater student and parental involvement in the decision making process concerning staff and curriculum is a must. of Life ; } The underlying theme behind all policies of the New Democratic Party is concern for people. The many problems of our society, which seem to be aggravated by our present government, as those which the NDP are most concerned with crises in housing, education, environment, unemployment, agriculture, energy and the seemingly uncontrollable high cost of living, are all contributing factors in the growing feelings of frustration, discouragement and disillusionment which are experienced by many people today. By making people the focal point for all policjesthe NDP hopes to bring about a rehumanization of society. Note: Clare Morrison (Lib) and William Newman (PC) refused to respond to this questionnaire. Published as gcommunity service by the local affiliate of the Ontario Teachers' Federation. a A alll lll lll dd odd d ddd ddI ODD DDD DDD DDD DD DDD | PP