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Cafik not honest-Kenny Reeve Bob Kenny had a four letter word to describe Ontario Riding M.P. Norm Cafik last week. The word, although not profane, is not a compliment either. Mr. Cafik had accused council of playing party politics with federal aid programs. In an interview with the STAR the M.P. had said that he called Port Perry council every week for months last year to try and get a Local Initiatives Program application submitted on time. The L.ILP. money was to have Prince A number of families were away over the special week- end as a result were not present for the combined communion and thanks- giving worship service on Sunday. The sanctuary was decor- ated with the usual display of vegetables, bread, wine etc. Our organist Mrs. B. Snelgrove accompanied the choir for their lovely an- them. Following our minister, Rev. Brawns message he presided over the obser- vance of sacrament assisted by elders B. Snelgrove, L. Beacock, A. Martyn, C. Willes. Offering gathered by Mrs. E. Martyn and Mr. G. Hunter. Please do not forget rum- mage-bake-sale church parlors this coming Satur- day 2-4 p.m. We would be happy if you When regional government becomes official here on January 1, similar government reforms will also become official in the Hamilton-Burlington area, the Mississauga Peel area and at Wasaga Beach. helped pay labour costs for the new washrooms at the waterfront. In the strongest possible _ terms Reeve Kenny accused Mr. Cafik of being untruth- ful. The Reeve was supported by Clerk-treasurer Neil Brodie. "I have never spoken to Cafik in my life," he said. Mr. Brodie said his office tried to contact the M.P. after the story was published in the STAR on September 19. 'He never returned our call," says Brodie. The L.I.P. grant in Albert make it a date for next Sunday is our annual anni- versary service at 2:30 with Rev. E.S. Linstead of Claremont as guest speaker, Remember Sunday School is withdrawn for that day. We are glad to learn Mrs. Mulvey, Mrs. R. Sweetman, 'Mrs. K. Elson are home from the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olsen and family spent the week- end with his brother Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Olsen at their cottage, Minden. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pearsell were her sisters Mr. and Mrs. Don Hill of Fergus; and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Aitken of Acton. Mrs. E. Byers enjoyed the hundred mile trip to northern air and scenery for the weekend at the cottage of her daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Fennell. Mr. and Mrs. Vance enjoyed joining the family gathering at her sis- ter's cottage Mrs. B. Kent at Minor's Bay over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. H. Har- grave. Willowdale visited her mother Mrs. Mabel Graham then all drove to Lindsay calling on friends. A sincere thank you to my many supporters in the past election Bob Brinkman (d) Circulating fan motor or circulating pump and motor : (e) Basement fuel storage tank and oil lines Keep frien @ © (a) Complete oil burner : (b) All component parts of oil burner ©) All heating unit controls Wilbur. questions was eventually approved for Port Perry last 'year. It would have covered labour costs of about $100 a week for unemployed brick- layers to work on the wash- rooms. However, in a town where Labourers get paid $160 a week there were no $100 bricklayers available, so council had to forego the grant and pay for construc- tion out of tax revenue. At its October 2 meeting, Council decided not to sub- mit an application for a grant for next winter at this time. New applications are now being received. After the way things went last year, commented Deputy reeve Phil Orde, I can't see any point in apply- ing. However council kept the way open for an application to be submitted at a later date. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Oct. 10th, 1973 -- 19 Nestleton, Caesarea area Congratulations are defin- etly in order to our new Mayor elect, Lawrence Malcolm and also to the other elected members of the new Regional Govern- ment. May their term in office be all that they expect of it. To those of you that are unaware that the four cor- ners in Caesarea is now a four way stop . . . watch it. . the O.P.P. have already stopped two citizens and warned them that the next time they will be given a ticket. On Oct. the 2nd. Court Lady Snowbird held their meeting in the home of Sr. D. Lee. Plans for the annual bazaar and tea were final- ized. The Lady Foresters have booked the Merry- Makers for their dance on Port Perry Council News Port Perry council deci- ded October 2 that an opening ceremony for the new sewage pumping station on Simcoe Street North would not be neccesary. The "Official opening" had been suggested by the provincial government. A sign will be placed.on Latcham Centre to identify the building. Deputy reeve Phil Orde pointed out that it is pretty difficult for some- one coming from out of town to a function at the centre to. find the place. People, according to Mr. Orde, drive right by the building without knowing what it is. The sign will go up as soon as a suitable one can be obtained. } Council was informed that the old railway right of way has been fenced off. Apparently motorists had been using the path as a roadway shortcut from the arena to the north end of Lilla Street. A water main under the path has been broken three times in recent months.and council thought the traffic may have been partly to blame for the breakages. The Sanitary Landfill Site Committee will be asked to give approval to the councils of Port Perry, Reach and Scugog to store their piles of winter sand on the com- mittees property. The com- mittee is made up of members of all three councils. The land, is owned jointly by all three. The suggestions that the Service, cleaning and conditioning plus free replacement or repair, whichever i is necessary, of the following: (f) Fire pot filters (fibre ty, (g) Annual replacement of oil filter cartridge and one change of air landfill site be used as a storage area for sand came originally from Reach Township council. Council will enter into a contract with Canada Valve and Hydrant Company for maintenance of Port Perry's fire hydrants. The contract was valued at about $2,500. It was explained that some village hydrants are quite old and in pretty rough shape. The company will spend one evening in town showing firemen and works depart- ment employees the proper method of using and caring for hydrants. Reeve Kenny pointed out that the contract is on-a per hydrant basis, so the new council may add fire hy- drants in Blackstock after January 1 if it wants. Hearing to resume The one man Royal Commission into violence in the construction industry is expected to resume this week. The public hearing re- cessed at the end of Sept- ember to allow the judge to hear some witnesses in private. These private con- sultations have taken longer than expected so the public hearings have been delayed. Tony Ceasaroni of Port Perry will likely be called as a.witness when the commis- sion resumes public hear- ings. oil furnace coming with HYGRADE"'S LORE] SERVICE WARRANTY Hygrade's Golden Service Warranty 'is your complete in- surance against furnace repair. Under it we will repair or replace any part of your oil heating unit free, or the com- plete furnace if necessary (installation extra). This pro- tection is available at any time of the day or night, seven days a week. And the cost for the complete service is as low as you'll find anywhere, just $34.50 per year. Here's what you get for that low premium: Oil Furnace (145,000 btu max. output) e Easy budget plan December the first. At our last dance, many people requested that we have another with the same group and as the weather is cooler now (and shall be much, much "cooler" by Dec. 1st), we will oblige: The dance shall include refreshments and buffet in the price of the tickets for admission. Please watch the Star for further details. Sr. Marg Lee acknow- ledged a thank you from the Ontario Heart Fund for the donation from the members of Lady Snowbird. After the business was settled our hostess Dorothy Lee once more displayed her culinary art in the form of a beautiful low calorie dessert. The President of Lady Snowbird thanked our hostess thus closing another evening of business, pleasant conver- sation and a keen display of fraternalizm. The next meeting shall be hosted by Sr. M. Bobel on November the sixth at eight p.m. On Wednesday evening while driving home from a visit with my daughter, Mrs. R. Raines in Port Perry, 1 was astonished to see two skunks sitting directly in the beam of my headlights. 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A single rose of once glorious hue swayed gently in a crisp fall breeze . . . thus resembling a women aging. . gracefully . . tho a little regretfully in the autumn of her life. TO THE VOTERS OF THE NEW TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG My sincere thanks to all who worked for and supported me, both leading up to and on election day. Our only concern now is to provide good municipal government for ALL. Let me assure employee's of the four continue after December 31st, municipalities who wish to 1973, that we, your new council will give your well-being every consideration and reorganize with as little disruption as possible. Have faith in us and | am sure you will not be disappointed. Your Mayor Elect Lawrence Malcolm HYGRADE'S YEAR 'ROUND HOME COMFORT SERVICE INCLUDES: ® Quality fuel oil always delivered ahead of time ® Free 24-hour heating equipment service Ed J. 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