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C Elverston Park Church A number of the members heard a very interesting and educational speaker explain ‘""The t) Passover"‘ last Sunday. Mark Okrent, of Beth E methâ€"Bais Y ehuda Synagogue was the guest speaker of the evening. The talk was followed by a question period. Misses Connie and Dawn Harris and members of the junior choir served refreshments. Pelmo Park public school was the scene of a great deal of activity last Saturday â€" afternoon. The event was a Community Fair (‘sponsored by . the Pelmo Park Home and School Association. Other groups in the community ‘participated to make it a real community effort. €*These included the cubs, 46) scout,s venturers, brownies, guides, rangers and many of the school children. On Good Friday the congregations of North Park, Elverston Park and Tretheway â€" churches will worship in North Park church. Rev. Mr. Beckel will preach the sermon. Chairs of the three churches | will lead the service. Locals Despite very inclement weather, a number of ladies attended the spring afternoon tea in St. David‘s Anglican church last Tuesday. Congratulations to Mrs. J. Robinson of Callowhill Ave. in winning the door prize. Don‘t forget the social evening of bridge and euchre April 9 at St. David‘s Church. We are sorry to hear that Bill Manson of Del Ray Avenue has been confined to Humber Memorial Hospital. We all wish you speedy recovery, Bill. The evening clinic will be under the leadership of Mrs. Dorothy Adito and her ladies of St. Jude‘s Catholic Church. Give Blood A blood donor clinic, April 16, in Crang Plaza will be sponsored by the Ladies Group from St. David‘s Church, under the leadership of Mrs. Nita Scott, from 2 to 4 p.m. Tonight, (Thursday) Rev. C.G. Beckel will conduct a special service in the church .. . There will be an adult â€"Baptism | held followed by â€"~the Communion of Holy Baptism. The evening will take the form of Maundy Thursday, "Virgil of the Seven Candles." On Sunday the junior and senior choirs will combine their services in the Easter Sunday service. At the conclusion of the refreshment period the meeting formed into a discussion period, for the Y.P.U. The fopic was "Education Today". Four school teachers and Mr. Okrent expressed their views on several phases of the subject. THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1969 by hilda gerry 241â€"9653 In vain did Ferrier protest that it was precisely the fact that there hadn‘t been any recent action which gave rise to the urgent importance of the matter. It could well be, he argued, that Texas Gulf was getting ready to build a smelter in the States, and no one was being told about it. The Speaker conceded that the matter was urgent and important but ruled that because there had been no recent event which the "urgent matter" could be tied to, Bill Ferrier‘s motion was out of order. Therefore, there could be no debate. His belief that Texas Gulf should build in the Porcupine was one reason Bill Ferrier got elected. When he came to Quegen‘s Park, he started in to find out what was being done to persuade Texas Gulf. In a year and a half of persistent questioning, neither he nor anyone else has been able to find out. Texas Gulf has said nothing, and nothing has happened. j onAAAE RRL ETE ERRERRRRRRRRRRRRRRR PR EL PA ® P » » » n » PP e onenenensnlnenCnSnCaSe e un Lalun n an e Ce n 2 n Sn an e on on ns on anan n on n on on o on a ns o0 0200009 ons on on on uannleanoe 2aeLeneZe Sn 2e un eb Sn ae2n2e2 002 York claims water lots on shoreline So last week, Bill Ferrier tried to move a special motion in the Legislature. He wanted to adjourn the debate that was going on, to discuss a matter of "urgent public importance"‘; namely, the Texas Gulf smelter. A serious ‘matter â€" for Mayor Jack Mould . is York‘s claim to certain water lots along the Lake Ontario shoreline. He has alrtady warned Metro This week I want to write in a little detail about a particular ~incident which took place in the Legislature, and how a backbench MPP doing his job can affect the politics of Ontario. Bill Ferrier and the people of Timmins want the smelter built right there. They see it as the key to expansion and major new prosperity for the whole region. They get mad when they think that this smelter might get built down in the United States, with all the new jobs and development going out of the country along with the ore. It‘s their ore, they say. It belongs to the people of Ontario, so the people should have a say about what‘s going to happen to Bill Ferrier is a serious, hardworking, 36 year old MPP from the Timmins region _ of Ontario. A fullâ€"time _ United Church minister before he got into politics, he was elected two years ago because the people in Timmins and the Porcupine didn‘t think the government _ was _ paying enough attention to their future. it, and where the smelter goes. Already the mine is in operation, and it will move up to capacity when the company builds its smelter to process the ore. A big chunk of that future is tied up with Texas Gulf Sulphur Co., a giant US mining firm that three years ago discovered one of the continent‘s richest base metal deposits just north of Timmins. 5ts*s*%0%%0%%0%%0%0%0%0%0%0%0%0" Queen‘s P remier Robarts intervened at that point, and told the House that negotiations were going on and he hoped to make an announcement in the "not too distant" future. Not a very helpful revelation. Bill Ferrier, by making his simple, straightforward request for a special debate, highlighted two major issues confronting Ontario legislators. One is the future economic development of northern Ontario. The other is the archaic, fusty, recently that York will not tolerate any â€" interference with the borough‘s rights along the lakefront which provide tax revenue or potential tax revenue. ALL PARTS and our other location in Etobicoke 111 Shorncliffe Rd. (South of Dundas W.) 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