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mr whine RE m5 Baya r---- a om Sy he og ra Queen'sPark news report by Ross Stevenson M.P.P. In this week's newscolumn | would like to discuss some helpful information and recent developments at Queen's Park Members of the Ontario Pro- gressive Conservative Party recent ly elected Larry Grossman as their new leader out of a field of three candidates Over the coming months, Mr. Grossman will be char- ung a new course for the Pro gressive Conservative Party of On- tario. He will be consulting with his Caucus members while at the same time sending out Party represen- tatives to meet their fellow On- tarians. To determine the needs of the people, he must have direct in- put from the public; and that will come from his representatives throughout the province. Constituents frequently ask for in- formation about various programs and legislation. They also ask where copies of government publications can be obtained. I would like to direct you to the correct sources for some of these. Queen's Park has a government bookstore which traditionally car- ries approximately 7,000 publica- tions in stock at any given time, many of which are free of charge. These publications offer a diversi- ty of information on provincial government programs, legislation, benefits and various topics of in- terest to Ontarians. The Ontario Government Bookstore is located at 880 Bay Street, Toronto. If it is not conve- nient to visit the store, it can be reached by writing or telephoning: Ministry of Government Services Publication Services Section 5th Floor, 880 Bay Street THE CHRISTMAS GREETING BOOK is now in our office and available for you to choose your special greeting. Deadline for Christmas Greeting requests will be December 12th, 1985. The Special Christmas Edi- tion will be published Tues- day, December 17th, 1985. the SLO 235 QUEEN STREET PORT PERRY 985-7384 Please Note: There will be NO Publication on December 24th, 1985 Toronto, Ontario M7A IN8 PHONE - toll free: 1-800-268-7540 Many government publications are available through the hbrary system For your own convenience vou might wish to check with our local hbrary Small business owners, or those thinking about setting up a small business in Ontario, can obtain up- to-date information on rules and regulations affecting them by call- ing the Small Business Toll-Free Hotline Counsellors are on staff to advise you and respond to your questions. If you require more infor- mation than they have available they will refer you to the proper ministry or agency for that information. SMALL BUSINESS TOLL-FREE HOTLINE 1-800-387-6142. Seniors wishing to enquire about benefits and programs available to them from the Provincial Govern- ment may find the Guide for Senior Citizens - Services and Programs in Ontario of particular interest to them. To obtain a copy of this pam- phlet, or to make specific enquiries, write or telephone: The Ontario Seniors' Secretariat Judge orders trial A 19-year old Little Britain man was ordered November 25 to stand trial over the deaths of an elderly Aurora woman and her brother-in- law who were killed in a traffic ac- cident last May. Judge Norman Edmondson con- cluded a preliminary hearing in Ajax provincial court saying suffi- cient evidence existed to warrant committing Steven Guymer to trial in district court on two counts of criminal negligence causing death, impaired driving and having more ~ than the legal amount of alcohol in his system. Edmondson ordered Guymer to appear for a pre-trial meeting in Whitby district court on Jan. 16. A publication ban was imposed by Edmondson on evidence presented at the hearing. Guymer was charged in mid-June after Margaret Parsons, 62, of Aurora, and her brother-in-law James Parsons, 77, of Tonawanda, N.Y, died as a result of a two-car collision on Reg. Rd. 21, just east of Reg. Rd. 23 on May 20. At the time, Durham Regional Police said the Parsons' vehicle, driven by Mrs. Parsons' husband, Don. 62, was eastbound when struck by a westbound car & BAKERY (greenbank (410)985-2416 Something a little different try the TEA ROOM OPEN SAT. & SUN. BOOK YOUR SPECIAL CELEBRATIONS NOW! SMALL PARTIES (up to 25 persons) ANY DAY. iP ila 700 Bay Street, 3rd Floor Toronto, Ontario M5G 126 Telephone (4161 965-5106 Finally. 1 feel sure you will be in terested to learn that our nding now has access to provincial government mimstries without paying long distance charges If you wish to call Queen's Park toll-free. dial "0°, and ask for Zemth Ontario. You will then be connected to the main swil chboard at Queen's Park My constituency office keeps a great deal of government informa- tion on hand at all times. If you wish to call toll-free, dial "0°", and ask for Zenith 33130. We will be more than happy to help you in any way we can. Recount (From page 1) ting and transferring the numbers to the tally sheets," she told the Star. The time limit for an individual candidate to ask for a judicial re- count expired last week. However, a municipal council has one month after the election to order a re- count, if the council decides this would be in the public interest. In the election November 12 for trustees to the Durham Board of Education, Joyce Kelly of Blackstock topped the polls with 2024 votes, followed by Mrs. Tred- way with 1778 and Mrs. Drew with 1772. Incumbent Stuart McEntyre finished with 1616 and John O'Toole polled 945 votes. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 3, 1985 -- 9 RIGHT HERE IN PORT PERRY! 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