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8 THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 21st, 1962 What Kind of Person is Norman Cafik By Donald G. Crossley You could describe him as a "whirl- "tireless competi- with idealistic wind organizer," a tor", and a "realist" fervor. These are all true, but they hardly crack the surface of Ontario ridings Liberal candidate in the April 8th There ure big promises and little results There are citizens who are being bribed with their own money. Election to power brings with it the moral responsibility to rule, to national election. Norman Cafik is the kind of man who can add something to our na- tional treasury of ideas in a time of bankruptcy in political morality. How does a government fail? Failure is compounded of some big leaders. and some little things. What kind of guy is Norm Cafik? for all of the people of this country. These are the truths of today that work on the mind of Norm Cafik, Liberal candidate. 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Non-Food Features * * Package SIZE TIDE 51.15 Package IKOTEX SANITARY NAPKINS 43 c Statistically, he 15 married, with two and one-year-old girls. (His charm- ing wife Pat might contribute news in this family before the election is over). Norm was one of six children--five boys and a girl. The family experi. enced considerable financial stress after the death of it Ukrainian-Cana- dian father. Today, Norm and his brothers are successful business and professional men. Norm worked at odd jobs during his brief school career--helping on the Pickering farm, delivering groceries, shovelling snow. At 16, he left school and became apprenticed to the Ont- ario Tool and Die Co. in Whitby. He eevntually became a tool and die maker. At the John Inglis Co. Ltd. in Tor- onto, he advanced to process engin- eering work and took active part in union matters. Eventually he became president of a union association of draftsmen engineers. He was also active in credit union work. Always with a desire for education, Norm made a point of studying many subjects -- the classics, organization, finance, and, we should add, dog care. He owns two bulldogs today that greet guests to his West Rouge home in a quiet, sphinx-like amiability. Norm's interest in organization and finance resulted in his appointment as operations manager with the Tor- onto firm, Wells Ltd. He went on to form his own company, and today heads two firms specializing in finan- cial consulting & publishing services. He is widely travelled and lectures frequently on finance in England, the United States and Canada. That's quite a life for a 34-year-old former farm boy. His virtully one-man campaign in the last election--swept into the bal- lot boxes the highest number of votes for a Liberal candidate in the history of Ontario riding. He had 186,051, compared with the incumbent Michael Starr's 23,168. On the day before his nomination he was unknown ac- ross the riding. "I look at the June election of last year as the first installment of a story that will end in success for the Liberal party in our riding--and in the House of Commons," says Norm. Norm Cafik is, as we have attempt- ed to suggest, a man of many parts and ideals. All of these segments combine to form the accomplishment of a need -- for skillful, courageous, intelligent and really dedicated rep- resentatives. Not just nice guys. Visitors to Norm Cafik's home will see a competently executed oil paint ing, by the candiddte, on a wall in the recreation room. Close examina- tion reevals that Norm's technique consists of firm, sure, bréad strokes resulting in a meaningful picture of our Canada. That is what we wanted to say: Norm Cafik is a man who paints with a big brush. . 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Sylvia Diamond alter- nated with Seripture lessons from Matthew, Luke and Corinthians. Hymns "Rock of Ages", "There is a green hill far away" and "Crown Him with many Crowns" were sung, with Joanne Kerr at the piano. meeting of Prospect was held at the home of Mrs. The president, Lucille Gray, wel- comed the visitors from Shirley and conducted the regular business ses- sion. There were the regular reports The layettes for Norway House, Manitoba were on display. There will be another bale, consisting of good -used clothing for children from 1-12 bulky articles such as/purses, shoes and hats, and two disly towels, which are to be forwarded to Mrs. Douglas Oaks, supply secretary of Oshawa Presbytery by the end of April. yrs. and ladies wa excluding Kaye, Sylvia and Lucille were ap- pointed to plan for an evening of films on Russia, the Holy Land and Scandinavian countries, to be pre- sented by Mr. David Pegg of Green- wood, on April 10th. Watch for fur- ther notice. Three Dollars was voted to the] Bursary Fund. Tot Holtby and Ruby Smith brought 6 pairs boottees for the Women's Hospital Auxiliary. The committees for the Bazaar ,to be held on May 15th at 2.30 p.m. are as fol- lows:-- Hostess--Lucille Gray; Tea Tables--Kaye, Willa, Helen, Mae, Mrs. Dearborn, Mrs. Underhay; Bak- ing -- Ruby, Marion, Mrs. Durham, Mrs. Mosienko, Flossie Spencer; Ap- rons--Jean and Meta H.; Fancy Work --Tot and Sylvia; Variety--Mrs. Ver- non; Candy--Janet; Touch and Take --Olive Painter. Proceeds from Chinese Auction and | Pick and Pay Sales were $6.15. Tot offered her home for the April meet- ing. There will be an original sale of spring hats, designed by local artists. During the social hour, Mrs. Mosi- enko, Willa, Sylvia and Mrs. Durham served an appetizing salad plate lun- cheon. We were privileged to see the pretty, infant daughter of Joanne (Mosienko) and Everett Kerr, Con- gratulations! 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