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Jim Abernethy Broker Royal Service Real Estate INC Jim Abernethy BROKER ROYAL SERVICE REAL ESTATE INC. BROKERAGE WE PAY TOP DOLLAR "Your friend FOR YOUR SCRAP in real estate" CAR OR METAL 905-261-7788 905-623-5756 Promoter.ca [email protected] Volume 3 I Issue 4 TO over 32,000 HOMEs AND busINEssEs IN CLARINGTON June 2013 Hibachi NO ten percenters here Now Available! by Rik Davie, CLARINGTON PROMOTER SUSHI BAR & HIBACHI [email protected] 1414 King Street East #1, Courtice, ON L1E 3B4 (in the Freshco plaza) (905) 720-2020 • www.sushikingcuisine.com Local MP Erin O’Toole won’t be using your tax dol- All You Can Eat Dinner All You Can Eat Lunch lars to attack Justin Trudeau. Sun-Thurs: 4:30pm to 10pm Mon-Sun: 11:30am to 4:30 pm In an interview with Fri & Sat: 4:30pm to 10:30pm Adult $12.95 The Promoter, Mr. O’toole Adult $21.95 Senior 65+ $10.95 said his first ‘ten percenter’ Senior 65+ $19.95 Child 6-12 $8.95 mail-out will be directed at Child 6-12 $12.95 Child 3-5 $5.95 informing his constituents Child 3-5 $8.95 about economic issues. Ten percenters are, gener- Kids eat FREE! ally speaking, party political Seniors flyer that MPs can mail, at no under 5 years buy one, get 50% off with adult ***Not valid with any offer.*** cost to themselves through ***Not valid with any offer.*** Expires: June 30,2013 Canada Post, to households Expires: June 30,2013 in their own ridings, equiva- ***Free Delivery*** lent to 10% of the households in their constituency. In the past these mail- outs have been used to send Inside This Issue artisan political messages and have come under some criticism by members of all Peter Hobb. Page 2 political parties. Jim’s Editorial . Page 3 Recently, after a series of attack ads by the Conserva- Charles Taws. Page 5 tive party directed at new Liberal leader Justin Trudeau Durham Regional Police News. Page 6 some Conservative MPs balked at using these taxpay- Events Calendar . Page 7 er funded mail-outs to send attack literature supplied by Home Cooking with Cathy . Page 10 the nation Tory party. Durham MP Erin O’toole Feature Properties . Page 11-12 Bowmanville artist Jane Eccles will present six told The Promoter that, of her dress paintings at the Robert McLaugh- while he has no problem lin Gallery on June 23. Details of the exhibition with the criticisms directed and talk are listed under “Events” on their web Visit: www.claringtonpromoter.ca at Trudeau in the television site and registration is needed. 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