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RE eC La il Le 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, May 14, 199) Maltby to stand trial on Thursday in Oshawa A fugitive who was captured in Scugog Township will stand trial on Thursday, May 16 in Oshawa Court. Clifford William (David) Maltby, an inmate at Wark- worth Institution, was serving time for a 1986 hostage taking in Ottawa. On April 17 of this year, he failed to return to prison from anunescorted day pass. . A 1986 Red Honda Prelude, owned by Mr. Maltby's wife, was found in a swampy area in Scugog Township on Kori] 18. He spent two days in a wood- ed area of Scugog Township. On the Friday, Mr. Maltby walked into Port Perry, stopping at many local venues, including the Port Perry Star. He was eventually picked up by local police at 2 a.m. Satur- day, April 20. Mr. Maltby has been in Whit- by Jail since the arrest. 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The Task Force made a stop in Port Perry last Friday and hear from Charlotte Hillis and Anne Jones, who both lost their jobs when Johnson Controls shut its Port Perry plant last month. At right is Doug Moffatt with the local Liberal riding association. From Page 1 riois struggling. They included the reduc- tion in federal transfer pay- ments, the lack of emphasis on fundamentals in education; the free trade agreement, lack of control over foreign investment and foreign take-over of indus- "I am petrified about where we are going to be in the next ten years unless things start to change," he said. There was strong criticism over the lack of a five year busi- ness plan on the part of the fed- eral government. which showed just how grim the outlook isin Ontario. Since Jan., 1989, the prov- ince has lost 139,000 jobs in manufacturing. Some 20,000 jobs were lost last year due to plant and office shut-downs, and so far this year, the numbers are up 14 per toverlast year. try, and the layer upon layer of And several people at the "0 3s government burencracy. ¥ meeting lamented the fact that Whi ine unemploy Them despite higher and higher tax- to 0 oo are 3 soared (olhcially Peterson himself said he is es, government spending is not J percent. not optimistic about the future unless things change in a hurry. reduced. Peterson unveiled figures They're back by popular demand ... STEP IN TIME CLOGGERS accompanied by OLD TYME FIDDLERS also special singing guests TODD & CAROLYN WILBUR Masonic Hall, Port Perry SATURDAY, MAY 18th - 6:00 PM $15. per couple - Light Buffet - Refreshments - Dancing For tickets contact: D. Bryars 985-8960; T. Jackson 728-4401; P. Miles 885-8912; G. Zenglein 985-8007; D. Bower 985-8764; D. Palmer 434-7268. Courtesy of Kinsmen Club of Port Perry FRL., MAY 17th, 1991 THE ISLANDER 8 PM to 12 Midnight $10.00 per Person. Proceeds to Benefit Central 7 Organization. Tickets available at Irwin Smith Music Ltd. or at the door. 3 The Liberal Task Force, which is meeting with business, labour, employees and commu- nity leaders all over Ontario, is due to file its findings in June. Another homicide inregion A 46-year old Oshawa man has been charged with murder after a woman was stabbed to death Sunday. Police say Zenovia Mysyk died of a stab wound to the chest, and the victim's husband was also wounded and remains under police guard at Oshawa General Hospital where his con- dition is reported as serious. The stabbing took place at the victim's home at 33 Whiting Streetin Oshawa. Stepan Mysyk of the same address has been charged with first degree murder. He has been remanded in custody. 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