Whltby Fme Prm.s Weckisdy. JUIY 1,1995 Page 5 Flahertynmed parliamentairyassistant By Mke KowaIski Newly-:elected Durham Centre MPP Jim Flaherty has been given additional resp.onsibilities by Premier Mike Harris., The Whitby representative has been named parhiamentary assis- tant te Consumner and Commer- cial Relations Minister Norm Sterling. In rfacmt, Fl'ahertyP ioneè of four by Harris t> serve as chief lieu- 1.IM -- I JIM FLAHERTY July 22-23 are the dates for the Reio' largest craft show. The Brookln Summer Country Craft and Collectibles Show will be held i the Luther. Vipond Memorial Arena on Winchester Road.'Close to 100 exhibitors are e d and there will be a wide =eeton Of , country, Victorian, contemporary crafts including folk art, porcelain doils, flral desids bears, furniture, ceramics, jewellery, quilts, staned glass, pottery, carvrngs and a whole lot more.., Admission is $3 for adults, $2 for seniors and children underl10 get ini free. Hours are 10 arn. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, 10 amn. to 4 p.m. on Sunday. For more information cali TMme Stands. Still Prductions at (905) 434-5531. tenant te a cabinet minisfter. Durham West (Ajax-Pickering) MPP Janet Eckor was named assistant te Community and Social Services Minister David Tsubouchi. Oshawa MPP Jerry Ouellette will assiut Transportation Minis- ter AI Pallidini and Durham- York MPP Julia Munroe will =jform that task for the premier Flaherty described his new duties as being the minister'. uright hand person» in the legis- lature. "You're responsible for she- pherding. legislation i commit- tee and the house," he said. Although his ministry is pi- marilY concerned with matters affecting the marketplace, such as lioensing and inspection of businesses, there are two area.s almost certain to become contro- versial items in the months ahead, Flaherty noted. T he government will investi- gaethe feasibility of privatizing the Liquor Control Boardofà Ontario and determine the future of gambling casinos in the province. Flaherty said the legislative Culien'Gardens., ANI) NMIIRVILLAGE Siummer Attractions Visit the Festival offlowers and the Miniature Village. Receive 10% OFF admission, gift shops, tea room and the Garden Cafe. At 2 pm attend a seminar on gardening in the tea roorn. FREE with admission. Adm-ission $1 .99 under age 12, face painting. Kids show 11:30 arn, 1 pm and 3 pm. Canadiana; a heart warming family show 1: 30, 3:30, and 7:30 pm. Puppet Shows: 12:30 pr m & 2:30 pm. Daily (except Thurs.) ..........&....L.....V.... U-S- - - - - - - - - 14»4 -2t Kid ener urdraw for ail kinds of prizes. Ail kids 12 & underare*. eligible.. Draw to take place on JuIy 27, 1995. ............ . .- . i Address:............C.. Phone...#. .. A.. a.. e ---- ------- appointments bode well for Dur- hamn Region residents disappoin- ted by the absence of aplocal member in the firt Harris' cabinet. «Even though there was not a cabinet m inister from Durham, four of the five MPPs from Dur- ham are parliamentary assis- tants" esaid. " Iewlhelp us pusli our agenda (of local concerns).» 1h Iu Dm Step right up folks to. t.he Greatest Sale on Earth. Duning our tent sale, step into the main ring and save on sofas, loveseats, chairs, tables, bedrooms, dining rooms, pictures, accessories and more. In addition to the savings under the big top, there's even more awaiting you throughout the' store! Hurry in for this Iimited Urne savings extravaganza. You won't.be dissappointed. 4CE HERITAGE HOUSE limited Store Hours: Monday: Closed. Tuesdaiy-Wednesday: 10-6. Thursday & Friday: 10-8. Saturday 10-5 216 MMr Street EuLt- WhItby- (905) 668-3483 Toronto LUne <905> 686-0061 é 1-800-387-0242