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' ro" 2 -- ~Seugog Citizen -- Wednesday, August 9, 1995 ~ Most local candidates spent less than $2000 Only six candidates (of 20) in last November's election for municipal council and boards of education in Scugog spent more than $2,000, oceopding to a stat, t of d by the Township. Candidates who spend less than $2,000 on their campaign are not required to provide a detailed break-down of how. much they spent and how much they received in contributions to their campaign. # They give a sworn statement to ,the clerk's office that their campaign was under $2,000. However, those who spent more than $2,000 must report a detailed accounting of where they spent the money and where they received it. The statement shows that Howard Hall spent $11,919 on his campaign for a third straight term as mayor. He received $11,950 in campaign contributions and went on to easily defeat challenger David Malcolm who spent less than $2,000. Ken Carruthers spent Derby winners A 44 inch lunker entered by Dwight Slater of Little Britain topped the entries in the muskie division last week in the Citizen Big Fish Summer Derby. William Jones of Uxbridge took the small mouth bass category with a fish measuring 20 inches. And in the walleye category, Jamie Sauter of Port Perry was the winner with his fish measuring 24.76 inches. The three winners will receive gift vouchers worth $50 at any of the sponsoring businesses in the Fish Derby. Competitors registered jn the Derby should enter their fish for the week before 6:00 PM Sunday evening at JD Fishing and Archery, 24 Water Street, Port Perry. GO-FER IT!) SAME DAY SERVICE (Call by 11 AM) Serving Cobourg to Hamilton Call for Rates & Schedule GO-FER COURIER SERVICE | PORT PERRY (905) 985-2573 J for the Applications are now being received at the Scugog Memorial Library "Ke i t Famdale A 4} Open toany resident of Scugog wishing assistance in pursuing a specific field of art. Application forms available at the Library. Closing date for applications Is September 15th, 1995. BURSARY PORT PERRY CRAFT er GIFT SHOW Scugog Arena 1655 Reach Road Port Perry SATURDAY er S UNDAY I AUGUST 12th er 13th 10 AM to 5 PM Information: 985-8840 Admission : $2.50 Over 50 Door Prizes Ga | $5,248.62 on his campaign for re- Ward 1 race spent $2,669.02, the election in Ward 1. He received same amount he received in $5,248.72 in ' campaign donations. The third candidate donations. Barry Johnston spent less than Doug Moffatt, who won the $2,000 and was not required to make a detailed financial repart. Yvonne Christie's campaign expenses for the Scugog seat on Regional council came to $3,169.06. She had $3,170.06 in paign contrib for her Al Armoutgfieft) of Port Perry Is the winner of a draw for a bronze sculpting of a sled dog team and musher created by well known Port Perry sculptor Tyler Briley. Proceeds from the draw will be used by the Port Perry Kinsmen Club to support sled dog racing. With Al is Kinsmen Club President Brock Reville who turned this handsome one of a kind plece of art over last week. 1 Royal Canadian Legion Branch 419, Port Perry VICTORY DINNER DANCE SATURDAY, AUGUST 26th, 1995 Music by 'JOE-SIMPSON' Tunes and Sing-along Back to the Forties. 3 . All tickets must be 5:30PM - COCKTAILS purchased in advance. 7:00 PM - DINNER Come out and celebrate the including . Pork, 50th Anniversary of the end of Roast Chicken Breast, Two Veg. World War Two, VEE. & V.J. Days! Roast Potatoes, Dessert & Wine. = Lots of Prizes and Treats 9:00 PM - DANCE for Everyone. If you are a Self Er ir Person, run a Bu from Home or a Construction Worker, Electrician, Plumber, Heating Engineer, Brick- layer, Drywaller, Carpenter, Joiner, Truck Driver Taxi Driver, Mechanic .. HOW LONG CAN YOU GET ALONG WITHOUT YOUR INCOME? Our entire lifestyle is dependent on our income. Our Home, Car, Living expenses, Vacations, Savings, Investments ... are all at risk if we become disabled due to injury or iliness. Yet many people do not protect their most valuable asset - their ability to work and earn a living. Today there Is a NEW Program that can provide YOU with the protection you need at a cost you can afford, with NO MEDICAL, and IMMEDIATE COVERAGE, EASY ISSUE, 1st DAY BENEFITS. For a personalized Disability Program call ... JIM VAILLANCOURT « 1-800-608-7303 "It could be too late tomorrow!" easy victory over Glenn Malcolm who spent less than $2,000. All other candidates in Wards two, three, four and five spent less than $2,000 and were not _ required to file a detailed financial report. Separate school board candidates Kathy LeFort and John Sacco also spent less than $2,000 on their campaigns, In the race for Durham Public School trustee, Bobbie Drew was re-elected while spending less than $2,000. Doreen Kendall had campaign expenses of $2127.27 and contributions of $2125.18, and Carol Syitzer spent $2767.69 with campaign donations of $2763.69. Bob Brooks who ran for school board did not comply with the Municipal Elections Act requirements for financial data. He could be barred from seeking elected office in Ontario. Brothers on trail of MotoX From page one " works for Johnston Bike Repair) and every dime they earn goes to the sport. WD-40 helps out with lubricants and Lloyd's New Terrain in Whitby gives them a break on parts, but all the other costs come from their pockets. And there are no big cash prizes for finishing in the top ten-just trophies-at the amateur level. A new bike is at least $5000, the racing boots are $500 and then there is the travel cost to attend competitions. Obviously, you have to be dedicated to the sport. The brothers have put in a lot of tough hours in practise and competitions this summer and hope it all pays off for them in the National Championships later this month. The PORT Family Restaurant In a Rush? Don't Want to Wait? CALL AHEAD ... for our Fast, Friendly Take-out or Eat-in Service. Ask about our Daily Specials! 985-4707 1874 Scugog St. (Hwy. 7A) PORT PERRY Canada Wide Clearance - The Best Deals of the Year! Limited Time Offer = End of Model Year Prices on 1995 Pontiac Firefly, Firebirds, Buick (O:T3 (VT SVAN = TVTToU SQ of: TC VC IV EN WT EO IVT fF: ER EYE TT [RIE To RS Te [ER PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry 985-8474 "ti Bonneville (effective August 4th, 1995). * $500. Delivery Bonus on 1995 GMC Regular Cab Pickups, BELE LERNER TELE ToL CY ORL IT ERITH of (= ITER Campaign is applicable to retail sales, retail SINE {WELT and Dealer Controlled retail lease deliveries Serving Port Perry and Durham Region since 1976! * Up to $1500. 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