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WIIITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15. 1986 PAGE 11 FROM PG.l Brooklin and area conservatives eleet new executive for '86 Liberals would probably corne away with a majority government. .There's one con- solation ln aIl of this but we'Il need your support. People's thinking can change very quîckly we learned that our- other ay uthes quikly " aidMr.Ashe. The Lbera-NDPac- cordshold crrythe provnce nto 1987 befoe antherelection is alld ut r.Ashe said he-acord"isn't worth the paper it's wrtten on. " >"Eventually the Liberals are going to reach the point where they won't be able to swallow anyrnore of the NDP's socialist policies," said the politician. He referred to son and his Liberals as a Puppet government elecltio. iven thee of spportfor tyhe r. Asedheoncudedrthat 76 percent of the elec-s inlsc as povnca Mr. Ashe urdther denounced the fact that the accord protects the Liberal government from being defeated by a vote of non-confidence and said that a gover- nment must "stand and fal" on the basis of each bill that cornes before the legislature. "That's not our system," said Mr. Ashe of the Grit-NDP agreement. Speculating on Why the Conservatives bast the popular vote last spring the MPP laid much of the blame at the door of the media which he said was un- fair in its reporting of the Frank Mller cam- paign. Infact, he said the media's bias per- sists even now and is largely responsible for the Ilhoneymoon" thse Peterson government is enjoying with the elec- torate. Mr. Ashe maintained that Mr. Peterson's per- formance at Queen's Park has been less than impressive but said this fact is not being fully reported. "He laughs off everything. He's not an- swering our questions. It's the job of the gover- nment to answer our questions and I can't understand why the press isn't harping on that, " said Mr. Ashe. Until the media becomes more fair in its coverage, Mr, Ashe said the current government would be difficult to beat. The MPP predicted the latest the Liberals will caîl an election is the spring of 1987 and that an elecion this year is a definate possibility. In the mean- time. he said the Con- servatives have a strong team under new leader Larry Grossman and that the job before them will be to convince the electorate of that strength. "We didn't do a good enough job of telling people what a good job we did last time and what a great province this really is. And we Corridor Capers By MARY MICEACHERN ~JCail 725-967 wlth Items for thîn columun 53RD ANNUAL BURNS DINNER St. Andrews Presbeterian Church, Cochrane St. in Whitby will hold their 53rd Annual Burns supper on Friday, Jan. 24, at 7 p.m. Tickets are $12 per person and are available at Middleton's Stationary, 113 Dundas St. W. in Whitby. There will be a guest speaker, dinner and entertainment in the form of dancing and singing. Everyone welcome. THANK YOU Barb and Cathy Kennedy would like to thank their friends and neighbours for the generous donation to the Palliative Care Unit, Oshawa General Hospital, contributed in the memory of Nick Kennedy. DURHIAM WEST P.C. ASSOCIATION Annual dinner meeting to elect the 1986 Durham West P.C. Assoc. Executive to be held at the Whitby Legion Hall, Byron St. S. in Whitby on Jan. 22. Cocktails 6:30 p.m., dinner 7 pm. Roast beef din- ner, cash bar. Guest speaker Andy Brandt, M.P.P. Cost $10 a person. Tickets may be obtained fromn Barb Parrinder 655-4500, or Clare Hewson 668-2500. HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION Bring the Charter Home Kick-off Campaign to be held on Monday, Jan. 20, 7:30 p.m. at the Whitby Police Station (upstairs) Rossland Rd. There wil l be an educational program along with reports from al committees. HALIBURTON RETREAT Kudos to John Aker. At last there is a regional councillor with enough integrity to stand up for what he feels is right. John, as you know. has refused to attend a two day seminar at Pinestone in Haliburton, because he feels (and rightly sot that Durham Counillors should hold their strategy con- flabs within the confines of Durham Region. Many Regional councillors have confessed that the location for the seminar is wrong, but few, if any. except Aker, have enough backbone to refuse a tten- dance. Me thinks that if more of the counillors refused, the location would be changed, but then. maybe they would miss out on a winter get-away. Have fun. CONDOLENCES Neighbours and friends in the Corridor Area, ex- tend our sympathies to Barb Kennedy at the loss of her husband Nick. BIRTHDAY PARTY' There's going to be a birthday party. Elfriede Martin of Sunnycrest Nursing Home will be 100 years old on March 6. There will be a party at the nursing home at 2 in the afternoon to celebrate the happy occassion. Happy lOth Elfriede. LA CON TESSA BEAUTY LOUNGE 119 GREEN ST., WHITBY 668-9262 have to remind people that they didn't vote for a socialist. gover- nment," said Mr. Ashe. Following the Durham West mem- ber's address, the Brooklin and area Con- servatives elected a new executive for 1986. Barb Parrinder was returned as local president, Gary Young was elected first vice-president and Dorothy Beer was elec- ted second vice- president. The treasurer for the year will be Bruce Bagg, Barbara Williamson is the new secretary and Alfred Jackson was elected auditor. 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