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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 25, 1978 Malcolm, Taylor in race for Mayor (From page 1) seat in Ward 1 (old Reach) and he filed on Monday for the area councillor's seat. Just prior to press time on 7% Tuesday, Mr. Catton with- NE drew his nomination for EIN Ward 1 to let his name stand wal for area councillor. ahd Flan WARD 1 EN The Ward 1 ballot is going ie | to be crowded nontheless with four candidates seeking to represent the voters in old Reach Townhsip. Incum- For ¢ A Set Ce AT o" Soh bent Don Crosier who is Sa completing his first term on KO council faces opposition Fed from Phil Goreski of R.R.1, REAR Ashburn; Frank Harris of fy d Prince Albert; and John lH Kuipers who lives at Honey's Ph! Corners on the Seagrave tee J Road. PRAY 200 wh i Drowni XBh! i rowning Eh hi (From page 1) ah) . - ly of Port Perry said the cause ae of death was accidental Ns drowning and no inquest will be called. Wakeford looked after the private hunting grounds owned by the Osler family. A eR RE Se eT WARD 2 It will be a two-man race for the seat in Port Perry, Ward 2, the most heavily populated ward in the Town- ship. Incumbent Richard Drew is seeking his second term on council and he faces opposi- tion Ivan Parkinson, a re- tired school teacher. WARD3 This is the Scugog Island ward presently held by Jerry Taylor, who is giving up his council seat to run for Mayor. There are three candidates for the Ward 3 seat on council, Charlie Foote; a retired businessman; John Williams, who has been active in the Scugog Cham- ber of Commerce; and present Chamber. of Com- merce president Cliff Crowell. WARD 4 Cartwright councillor Neil McLaughlin will be seeking a second term as representa- tive from Ward 4 and he will be opposed at the polls by dairy farmer John Wolters. The 18 candidates seeking election this time around is just one short of the number who threw their hats into the political ring in the 1976 municipal elections. Township clerk Doreen Van Camp says there are 11,173 persons eligible to cast ballots in the elections this year, but of this number nearly 3000 are non-residents outside the Township. That leaves 8,218 residents in Scugog, and the 18 candi- dates will no doubt be trying to reach each one of them at least once during the three week campaign prior to voting day November 13. BE) . rt SECT \ ASPIRIN 100 TABLETS FALL FROLIC There will be 21 polling stations throughout the four wards; nine in Ward 1; three in Ward 2; three in Ward 3; and six in Ward 4. In Ward 1, the polls will be located at the community halls in Utica, Greenbank, Manchester and Prince Albert, and at the United Church in Seagrave. The three polls in Ward 2 arg at the Latcham Centre, tHe Scout Hall and the Pres- byterian Church. All three polls in Ward 3 will be located at the Scugog HAE ih Lawrence Malcolm PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL NOV. 4th. gS 89° Beer Enriched Shampoo 225 mw? [| NEW! 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