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af 9 - - Fr x - JNA Ri pa SEATS fi) LR] » » | JERE ' Pe. (A A 3 EE BARR RANR SAE PMI TNR Rr : bv o p> y PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, June 19th, 1974 -- 7 * Cafik gives reason why he thinks Liberals should be returned by Ashok Chandwani Describing the Conserva- tive proposals for a wage and income freeze as "unwork- able, unrealistic and totally counter-productive'""" Norm Cafik. the Liberal incum- bent from Ontario riding, called on voters, Friday, to usher in a-majority Liberal government to enable it to carry on the good work it has been doing during the past 18 months. Cafik was speaking at a businessmen's luncheon sponsored by the Liberal Association for Port Perry, Reach 'and Scugog at the Port Tavern in Port Perry. Stanfield's proposals, said Cafik, are not only unwork- able but inequitable. "They are intended to freeze in- comes at low levels and prices at higher levels," he claimed. "What about the commis- sion salesmen, the car sales- nran, and the self employed who may not have any money in the past six months and suddenly find they can- not make any with the freeze on incomes?" he asked. Cafik wondered how Stan- field would implement his inflation policy if elected. "They don't have the mach- inery needed for it" he added. Over a hundred liberals paid $2.75 to have lunch with, and listen to, Cafik as he listed the achievements of his party when in power. The Liberals had tied old age pensions, veterans bene- fits and Canada Pension Cedar Creek News Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Gunther on the birth of their daughter, Karyn Lynn, last Sunday, June 9th. Mr. and Mrs. John Green- wood, Mr. and Mrs. George Baker and Ralph Somerville were in Guelph last Wednes- day and they visited the -Greenwoods daughter, Sandra Carson and family. Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Flossie Aldred on the sudden death of her husband, Alvin on Wednesday. A shower for Miss Ieta den Boer, who will be married _ this Saturday, was held at the Greenwood home on Friday evening. John den Boer showed the pictures that he took on his trip to a "We can't go in there, They insist on shirts and shoes." ESTAURANT - Isreal in the spring. Sympathy is extended to the Dave MacCulloch family on the death of their son and brother, Ross who died on Friday. Funeral services were held on Monday at the McDermott-Panabaker Chapel with interment at Breadalbane Cemetery, Utica. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Merrick and two daughters of West Hill were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Larocque. Mrs. June Lee and daughter of Calgary are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mac- Culloch, June came home for her brother's funeral. Several relatives from Eastern Ontario and Montreal spent the weekend with the MacCulloch family. Mr. and Mrs. George Baker, who have been visit- ing Mr. and Mrs. John Greenwood returned to their home in Cambridge, England on Monday. Mrs. John Farrow of South River is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Rick Larocque and sons for a couple of weeks. Mrs. Ivan Farrow returned to South River on Saturday. Mrs. Rick Larocque got home from Port Perry Hos- pital on Friday. T DANCING |) i . sponsored by the Port Perry Badminton Club CLUB ANNRENE on Scugog Island SATURDAY, JUNE 22nd Music by TED KOSS and his ORCHESTRA $5.00 couple includes Free Rose, Light Lunch, Door and Spot Prizes -- Refreshments available Plan benefits to the actual cost of living he said. The defeated budget would have reduced income taxes and removed the 12 percent sales tax on clothing and foot- weat a benefit of $280 million to the consumers. "Besides there was the $10,000 allowance spread over 10 years while buying a house; an anti-profiteering bill; and reduction in tariffs on imported consumer goods - all of which were voted down by the Tories" and NDP" he said, charging the two oppostion parties had put their interests ahead of the interest of Canadians. The Liberals have policies to combat inflation in a 'rational manner' Cafik claimed, "policies which are not mere easy gimmicks." Inflation, he said is a "world wide and a domestic problem caused by a short- age of goods and suplies." The Liberals, he promised, would take 'hard core decis- ions to roll back prices, and introduce selective controls to counter inflation." The Liberals also have proposals to bring in a guaranteed supplement- ary income for the working poor to take them off welfare rolls, Cafik revealed. Responding to Tory critic- ism about big spending by Government, Cafik said 90 percent of increased govern- mental spending was on increased old age pensions and - other similar benefits and tying them to the cost of living index. Referring to the leader- ship issue Cafik said he had not been saying too much about it because he believed it was 'self evident.' "However" he told his audience '"'you don't have to compare Trudeau with Christ. You need to compare him with Stanfield or Lewis. "He's clearly got more to offer us than any of the others" he added. He repeated his plea to voters to reject the Tories as an alternative because they had behaved 'irresponsibly' in defeating the government. Later Cafik answered questions from his audience most of them related to housing, taxes and federal policies on pensions and sup- plen Earlier with os his honour at Port Tavern Friday. Two of his supporters included in the handshakes were Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Love. All this joviality Sojaved the excellent luncheon about 45 minutes. TICKETS AVAILABLE al Trans General Store, Richards Beauly Studio: GM. Williams Molors or al the door Prince Albert: House of Howard Saturday, June 29th - "Jack Bailey & The Bailiffs" SATURDAY, JULY 6th, 1974 saturday, July 13th - Sounds of the Sixties Dance 'Bev Smith & the Individuals wentary benefits. he shook hands every guest in the hall MEST Bi while aide distributed badges saying re-elect Norm Cafik Liberal." an This was the Liberal can didate's first election speech in Port Perry. elve.' Norman Cafik, MP made about 100 hand shakes prior to the luncheon held in Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Health & Welfare would like you to be his guest at an HON. EUGENE WHELAN arriving by helicopter SUNDAY, JUNE 23rd 1%2 miles north of Leaskdale, west side of the road. Country and Western Group Games and Races for the; Jamily Bring your own Picnic Supper and Lawn Chairs Coffee * Ice Cream + Pop available to see the Minister of Agriculture 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. At HARRALEA FARM Eugene Whelan and Norm Cafik Olde Fashioned Picnic