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The Port Perry Legion Auxillary presented prizes to the top four students at PPHS In grades 9, 10 and 11 at a special assembly last week. In front from left grade 9 students Linda MacLeod and Mandy Smart (absent, Alesha Brownell and Melinda Delorme). Second row grade 10 students Teresa Hancock, Paul Fitchett, Robin Adderley (absent, Laura Timms). Back row Marci Zuly, grade 11. Not pi Karen pk Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, November 8, 1994 --19 Pearce seeks third straight term as Ward 2 councillor Seeking re-election in Ward 2 after two consecutive terms on council Marilyn Pearce told a ward candidates meeting last week at the Latcham Centre the most important issue facing Scugog is "the investment in the community." This investment, she said, will take the form of money, new jobs, homes and businesses. "We have a great future going for us in Scugog," she said, adding the community must work together "to protect and enhance what we have." Mrs. Pearce is being challenged by Jim Grosvenor, a long time resident of the Scugog seeking election to Scugog council for the first time. Retired from the East York Fire department where he helped set up the 911 phone system, Mr. Grosvenor called himself the "common sense Brozina, Todd Stewart and Brandon Johnston. 2 Karen Puckrin | WARD 5 COUNCILLOR Call 985-3940 with Your Concerns & Issues Authorized by CFO Karen Puckrin Campaign David MALCOLM ~ MAYOR candidate." He has been involved in Sign Games - Mind Games We must ave a mandate with uision. = THUMBS DOWN ON ... Township Wide Pickup Sale of Parkland many sports organizations in Scugog, including Minor Hockey, and is the current president of the ten team Scugog Hockey League which plays Sunday mornings at the local arena. Mr. Grosvenor told the meeting, hosted by the Port Perry Fair Board that he favour a ten year extension of the lease for the Fairgrounds, and that an escape clause in that lease is not required. Mrs. Pearce said she favours an long term extension of the lease, but wants an escape clause agreeable to both sides that would only be invoked if the grounds are ever sold with the Township moving the Fair to another location. She favours construction, of the multi-purpose facility at the Scugog Arena, stressing that it will be used by a large number of people from youths to seniors. "This is a complete complex very important to the community," she said, pledging that wherever possible, local firms will be invited to tender on the project and "it will come in on budget, I can assure you of that." Mr. Grosvenor said he is opposed to the new facility because "it's being built in the wrong place. It's just wrong," he said. Commenting on taxes, Mr. Grosvenor said Scugog can maintain services, but he warned of increases at the Regional and/or school board levels. Mrs. been Pearce has .chairman of the parks and recreation committee for the past term of council. She is married With two children and lives in Port Perry. Mr. Grosvenor, married with two grown children, lives in Port Perry. [a Ward One Council | - ELECT - Buy | Moffatt EXPERIENCE : BW Former School Principal BW Former M.P.P. HM Retired Executive It's time for Strong Representation for Ward One! It's time for Open Government! It's time for accountability in budget and spending! Doug Moffatt €9 852-9299 Authorized by the CFO Doug Moffatt Campaign