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BEST AVAILABLE COPY 3% Nog Xe 3 nT BRON 0G TULL TI CUO. a RD IE ST SEIS Sa LM hal aa aa _ "Scugog's Community Newspaper -of Choice™ 20 - PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, October 13,1993 a _-- PUR, ho a ioadio dB Scugog Employment Services held an official opening on Thursday, Oct. 7 at its 238 Queen Street location. The SES, which has been in operation for more than a year, was al- most forced to close its doors due to lack. of funding. The centre recently received an $18,000 grant from the Ministry of Employment and Immigration under the Self Employ- ment Program. The short-term funding should allow the centre to remain open for at least six months. Pictured taking part in the grand opening ceremonies were (front, from left) Durham MP Ross Stevenson, SES manager Vonne Haigh, Scugog Mayor Howard Hall, em- ployment centre project officer Rita Reddox, and Scugog Ward 3 Councillor and chairman of the township's Economic Development Committee Ken Gadsden. "Is this a cruel joke?" Summer is over. You start to pack away those lightweight fabrics and unpack your winter woolies. "But what's this? Is it some cruel joke? | know these clothes were clean when | put them away," you say to yourself. "But . now they are covered with ugly brown stains." "Invisible stains" are caused by foods and beverages, perspiration, and hair sprays, which, when spilled, originally caused only a damp area on your clothes. For instance, if you spill ginger ale on your clothing and blot up the stain, it seems to disappear. But, in fact, the stain is still there and with heat and time, the stain will oxidize and tum brown. Oxidized stains can also appear after you store your garments in a warm closet or in the attic during the summer. Your IFI member professional drycleaner offers the following tips to avoid permanent staining by "invisible" and tannin stains. Have the article cleaned as soon as possible after it is stained. Once a stain is set, it's much harder to get out, if it will come out at all. Always have garments cleaned before storing them. Not ~ only could the "invisible" stains become visible during storage, but food and beverage stains, even "invisible" stains, are an insect's invitation to munch on clothing. building my own customer base. satisfaction. the road today. us well in our first three years. | 4 Q. Why would you support 9 Now You See It. Now You Don't... your local under car expert? A. This month, Port Perry Muffler & Brake Shop celebrates it's 3rd year in your town. It was in October of 1990 that we opened the doors for the first time. Since then, the support that we have enjoyed from the people | of Port Perry has been very gratifying. | I chose Port Perry as a place to open my first business because | could see a need for an under car specialty shop and an opportunity to put my 17 years of experience to use, - knew that | would have to offer the people of Port Perry a good reason to stay in town to have their under car work done. After all, Oshawa and all the major specialty shops are just 15 minutes away. There are many factors that go into the making of a good, profitable, long term business. | knew that | would have to offer high quality parts and service at competitive prices. | knew that | would -have to offer the same guarantees that "the big guys" offer, and | knew that | would have to offer superior customer service and I knew that by selling and installing only the highest quality national brand products available, we would be able to offer the same "lifetime" guarantees as the chain stores. By taking advantage of courses offered at Durham College and seminars instructed by our suppliers, we are able to keep up with the rapid changing technology that is required to service the vehicles on We at Port Perry Muffler & Brake Shop have done what we feel needed to be done to deserve your support, and you have su For this we thank you. Doug Flowers Letters to the editor To the Editor: Less than two weeks to elec- tion day, yet one of the over- whelming issues of the decade is seldom even discussed. NAF- TA - the North American Free Trade Agreement - threatens to drain away Canada's resources to the Americans, cause the exo- dus of thousands of jobs, de- stroy family farms, lower social, labor and environmental stan- dards, remove the ability of even our elected politicians to chart our course as a country, and render Canada's: economy subordinate to U.S. interests. The NAFTA deal - a 1,400- page document undecipherable to the average citizen - contains provisions aimed at handing the power to decide Canada's fu- ture over to the multinational corporations. Trade panels will decide - in secret, without pub- licinput or input from our elect- ed Jeprosenidiives - matters for: which profit maximization: is: the sole criterion. Unlike citi-" * zens, multinational corpora- * Doug Flowers I A member of the International Fabricare Institute, LIE the association of professional drycleaners and launderers. PORT CLEANERS Port Parry MUFFLER & BARKE SHOP CUSTOM BENDING 985-0074 Quality Dry Cleaning CLEANING DONE ON THE PREMISES * Complete Exhaust Repair : . * Custom Bending e Repairs -- Alterations ® Loose rugs © « Brake Servis e Wedding Gowns * Suedes and Leathers . Shocks * Springs FREE INSPECTION 255 Queen St. Port Perry, Ontario 985-7106 Doug Flowers, Please bring a copy of this article, or mention it, and we will give you a 10% discount on all parts we install on your vehicle for the entire 1h 119 Perry Street Port Perry Across from Liquor Store eek of October 18th to the 23rd. To participate in this section, call The Port Perry Star at 985-7383 W ober 18th to the ter-Chureh Comhiithep?, s:for. 'World Development Education (Toft Dayh) hab, prodused Tour: . +. election flyers, and the OSSTF , "(Ontario " Secondary "School™ Where's concern for NAFTA tions have neither loyalty to country nor concern for the con- sequences of their actions - their only loyalty is to the profit motive (just ask maquiladora "zone Mexicans)! tor The Conservatives back t deal all the way, while Liberal leader Jean Chretien has told . people who don't like it to vite i | NDP. The Refopm party s whigks || promises to wield the axe and to | allow the business coripamity' | carte blanche to solvé all prob=<: : lems - can certainlyen she counted upon to cancel the deal | | Becoming educated' about NAFTA is crucial. The Canadi- an Environmental Law Associa- tion (960-2284) has produced six fact sheets on the environ- mental implications of NAFTA, while the Ontario Coalition.for;;. 5 3 ¥ AT S------ SAAT pe DR TRY woe Social Justice (441-4714) has.a handout with questions the > suggest people, . ask ab lig: ; candi tings. ;The fIn- ) Teachers' Federation) hag? handout with 10 reagong wh / educators should oppose :NAF- ":: TA. With so many sectors of 80n- ciety opposed to this trade deal ~, and the corporate séé¢tor being the only one which stands to- gain - shouldn't we all be taking acloserlook? SEAS 5 tS °y § Ps Janet Banting; £ Greenbank: Ev Bi ,.) ¥ ib should be To the Editor: an dy At the Uxbridge all: candi= dates meeting Alex Shepherdin his closing remarks stated:that he was opposed to the: North, .- American Free' Trade" Agrée- |. ment (N.A.F.T.A.). Atleast Mr. Shepherd isopen and honest which is:more than ' 3 can be said for his fence st ng' leader. Mr. Chretien would like amendments to N.A.F.T.A. but", * he will not state what his posi- tion is if he fails to get the de- sired changes. : ; Tn I BD TRV i are " - ne ---- 3 Audrey "McLaughlin and y Lucy Rybka-Becker are both in agreement that the NAFTA. deal should be' stopped. Au- drey's N.D.P. team is all on side while Jean's Liberal team will' need some adjustments to bring. - his players into line. Mr. Chreti-. en must stop the traditional Liberal fence sitting posturing if he can expect to reverse the cynicism and unpopular image that the electorate in general has of politicians. Kim Camp- bell's and Jean Chretien's poli- cy of "elect me now and I will; give you the grim details later" "is polonger acceptable. he N.D.P. released its plan; for Canada's recovery long be- fore the election was announced and is being distributed door to door by constituency canvass: ers. The N.D.P. has nothing to hide and has been honest and up front with its plan from the very beginning of the campaign. Copies of the N.D.P. recovery plan can be had by visiting Lugy ybka-Becker's campaign office at 68 King Street East in Bow- manvilleor phoning 433-7092. Roy Grierson, Port Perry