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2 a Ga Ass ssa due hifi + oa § aE 18 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 25, 1988 Santa Claus needs floats for parade up tarage pci Ole ig Haein #n children's event and are requesting the 'sup ganizations for their participation. are asking all entries to adhere to the theme. on any of their floats. In will be the only one allowed in the parade. tell, 985-8208 or Barb Hillier, 985-0319. See ad in today's paper for more details. A Message to the People of Port Perry from your candidate, KEITH CHARLES Since | announced my candidacy for the position of COUNCILLOR -- WARD 2, | have received con- siderable, (and most welcome) support plus many ques- tions concerning my position on the various issues af- fecting our town. This then, will hopefully clarify my posi- tion regarding the most frequently asked questions: It's hard to believe, but in one month Santa. Claus will arrive in town riding atop the ns Chamber. of Corpmerce float during the ,apnual Shamir of Gomes fot doing he apsiel. haiti ; equ port: of the local business community, schools and or-- This year the parade will take on the theme "A Story Book Christmas" and C of C organizers Chamber organizers are also asking partici- pating groups to avoid the use of a Santa Claus ast years some children have been confused by the appearance of two or more Santas in one parade. The Chamber of Commerce Santa Claus at the end of the parade If you are interested is helping to make this Christmas a special one for the children of Scu- gog Township please register by contacting Nellie BEST AVAILABLE COPY by Mrs. Earl Reader ~~ On Tuesday, Oct.. 18, Reta . Reader was pl to again have . a visit from a former school room- ' mate in Torgnto, There are 8. many ;stogied" and ex; " g - Ld gp X ] 3 dnd Jan. Gerrow ., with little Lisa, and"Réta Reader + were pleased to call on Marion and Morven Hughes at Port View Beach, to have an opportunity for a little visit and a chance to send our Best Wishes with them on Thurs., when they would leave this little home for another in a Retirement Home in Norwood. Marion and Morven had moved from Oshawa in 1967 and settled very comfortably into the little church on the hill 21 years ago, from which Marion always gloried in the beauty of the winter SNOWS. They joined in with the Com- munity activities and Marion was a lively member of the "Head" U.C.W. She regretted having to Q: Do you belong to or support any particular political party or idealogy? A: | do not subscribe to party politics at the Municipal level believing that to serve ALL your constituents is first and foremost. | am considered highly conservative. Q: Do you want to halt all building in the area? A: Definitely not! What | don't what is a repeat of, "The Village of Pickering Scenario", where the apathy of the residents allowed the developers to destroy the flavour and uniqueness of the village through the building of "strip malls" and *'cookie-cutter" housing developments. Q: Are you opposed to the support of sports and recreation in the Township? A: Absolutely not! Indeed, my two children were able to enjoy both the old arena, the new arena, the old and new tennis courts, etc. etc. Not only do | support the many endeavors but would like to see a good, competitive box lacrosse team here as well. What | do not want is to provide expensive new or expanded facilities for our young people and then tax their very future in order to pay for them! There is no free lunch! Through careful and thorough planning, we can provide the needed facilities without adversely affecting our economic position, and | pledge to work towards that end. Q: Are you aware that a Councillor is obligated to devote a minimum of 25 hours weekly to properly perform his duties, and if elected, are you able and prepared to do so? A: | have carefuly weighed the time and effort demanded and feel confident that | can and will fully meet my obligations. Q: Dealing with other levels of Government, weighing the merit of requests and applications and making responsible decisions requires a considerable understanding of governing laws, protocol and precedent. Do you feel qualified to work within these requirements? A: Because of my extensive business background and my daily contact with small business and affective legislation process, | feel well-qualified and very comfortable in those areas. | sincerely hope that | have addressed your concerns and want to represent your interests at council. In order to do this | NEED AND REQUEST YOUR VOTE! Sincerely, KEITH CHARLES -- on -- - MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14th VOTE 985-3373 CHARLES, eitn ©) | withdraw in recent vears due to . health. In spite of her periodic suf- fering and discomfort, she always tried to be cheerful and see the funny side of things. They were fortunate that Marion had'caring relatives who were able th assist, in arranging suitable ar-3:: ng Ro selling' the hus' §o DIN' andy Frieda Cochrane and assisting in; a move, not really: too far for us* to still have contacts. ' In the same week, we sort of lose another faithful member of the "Head" U.C.W., when Alva Thompson and husband Clare with family help move back to their former area on Sat. to Rich- Scugog loses good friends as Thompsons move back home mond Hill, away from an area they had left 16 yrs. ago to find new friends and new experiences. But we trust Alva's daughter will bring, her back for the mystery Sister Supper, / 4 @igh the years we've fond (3 rE, Mey; MVE: 4h I ) y WEhever diy! Jose $ i x y nd thé 'friends ps 'are : e neberfolgotten, of course, it's the | same-in the Women's Institute too. : On Sun., Mrs. Earl Reader was able to have her sister Mrs. Thompson and friends Mr. and Mrs. Clark of Barrie, visit for a few hours. DON'T FORGET! Turn your clocks back one hour this Sunday, October 30th 2:00 A:M. | -- elect -- NEIL HUNTER -- for -- WARD 1 - Scugog Township EXPERIENCED | Regional CHRISTIE A STRONG VOICE FOR SCUGOG Councillor