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Eg LETT UE RAR us ts ed 4 LR Nu w LAA Sal by 17 SA LBA RS BUA ? SS CATE ty . 0 he EVANS . TRL 'a } a Tir "y : \ Ps ' at at ttn cos x DARA ARFE So Hi exT, ECHL TRU "L Ial ER i Wohi Sing - 1 a _ CET EN EEE ERC R SEES ST AT ERLE LI ORATOR IE WVEARIE SS) LBL ~ " - LA * NRE LSP 2a - ry. 4'4 2 APRN EARL RO ADEA ABTA BASS WPRBRNCON. 1 DH BORA U4 A He =PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Dec. 2nd, 1965 Cartwright Will Vote For Board 0f Education, Monday The Nomination Meeting held in Cartwright Township on Saturday last resulted in the entire Council being returned by acclamation. These were: Reeve Merrill Van Camp; De- puty-Reeve John R, Hamilton and three Councillors, William R. Ferguson; Ernest R. Swain and Gordon T. Gettins. Other nominees were Mr. Harold Kyte & Mr. W. G. Bowles. Mr. Kyte, however, is a member of the Board of Education and declined the nomination to Council. Mr. Bowles, a former member of Cartwright Council also de- clined. An election will be held Mon- day, December 6th for three members of the Cartwright Board of Education. Unlike neighbouring municipalities, Cartwright still elects 3 mem- bers" for a term of two years and at the end of that time, three new members will be elec- ted or returned again to office, The slate of members for this year's election follows: Harold Kyte, Lumber Dealer, Blackstock Kenneth Lee, G. M. Worker, R.R. 3, Burketon Chas. Sharpe, G M. Worker, Caesarea, Ont. tw Douglas Sleep, Business man, Nestleton "FOR BES QUALITY and SELECTION Order Your Christmas Turkey NOW! We will also have a good choice of Ducks-Capons- Geese - Hams Dowson's Ref & White BEST PHONE" 985- 7942 LY | FAY 14 it A SE AY 1 4 Port Perry, Ontario November 80, 1965 To the Editor Port Perry Star. Dear Sir: After our recent and first <& < Norman Tennyson, Milkman, Caesarea, Ont. Robert Wheeler, G.M. Worker Burketon Three from the above will join Mr. Harvey Graham; Neil Mal- colm and Donald Frew, who still have a one-year term to serve. Others nominated for the Board, of Education were Mr. Dalton Dorrell who had served for about 17 years and Mr, David Wilson & Walter Wright who both had 10 years or more service, all declined the request to join the Board. The Editor taste of winter our streets in Port Perry were in a sad state and stayed that way for too long a period before anything was done to remedy this situa- tion. Forty-eight hours after this snow-fall some of the streets in the village still had not been plowed, and this is something that should not be. Queen St., the main artery of the village had only a one way track in a number of places making driv- ing very hazardous especially with the school children walking on the road at the same time that cars were proceeding up and down the hill. The follow- ing day this was still the case. What I would like to know; is this--what we are to expect all winter? This was not a severe storm. If the streets of the village could not be cleared for forty-eight hours due to this small storm, what will it be like if we have a heavy snow fall? What have our council done or what are they going to do to remedy this situation, Yours truly, Stephen Kandel," M.D, "SHOP EARLY AVOID THE TOWNSHIP ELECT ED (SAM) OYLER Reeve For 1966-67 Your vote and influence is solicited for the office of Reeve for the years 1966 - 67. I have had 3 years as Reeve (1960-62) and 1965; 2 years as years on Council. IT will use these years of experience for the Taxpayers. Ed (Sam) Oyler OF REACH Deputy-Reeve, and benefit of Reach *$ - selection . STATE We have a complete for the woman in your life of gifts Skirts - Blouses - Dresses - Gowns Nylons - Coats - Slacks Lingerie - Gloves Sweaters - Scarves - Handbags reaches lovely | at home. Whatever your mood of the evening, be the per- fect hostess in our f Pn 4 sd 9 * x K 2 AS holiday elegance at home Holiday entertaining elegant levels new fashions. KAYVAN'S -- LADIES WEAR ror sees .