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SPECIAL ... $10,995.00 1982 PONTIAC 6000 SEDAN - DEMONSTRATOR - Jade-: stone green, dark green cloth interior, V6, automatic, power steering and brakes, radio, many extras. Stock No. 22768. Lic. TBL 781. Factory Suggested Retail Price $11,650.00. With Factory Reduction Included ... SPECIAL ... $9,585.00 1981 MONTE CARLO COUPE - Smartly styled black finish with accenting chrome package. Many Extras. Bucket seats, air. Lic. RMZ 614. 1981 BUICK RIVIERA COUPE - Dark rosewood metallic, matching landau roof and interior, fully equipped, 31,000 km. Lic. RRA 937. 1981 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX LJ COUPE - Dark jade- stone, matching interior, air conditioning, bucket seats, Ward 3 councillor John Williams stepping down More hats in the election ring Incumbent Ward 3 coun- cillor John Williams ann- ounced Monday that he will not seek re-election in the municipal voting on Novem- ber 8. ° Councillor Williams, who has been the Ward 3 (Scugog Island) rep on council for the last four years said he is getting out of politics at this time to be able to devote more attention to his gun shop business in Port Perry. He won his first election easily in 1978, and was re- turned by acclamation in the election two years ago. Two candidates did de- clare Monday morning that they will be seeking election to the position in Ward 3. Don Cochrane, 48, a re- tired General Motors em- ployee, who now operates an auction business on Scugog Island, and Chuck Preston, 49, general manager and vice president of Zoecon In- dustries in Port Perry ann- sports in the . community serving many years on the executive 'of minor hockey and softball, including stints as president of both organiz- ations. Mr. Preston has been a resident of Ward 3 for the past year and a resident of Scugog Township for the past 13 years. . He is currently a vice president of the Scugog Chamber of Commerce, has been chairman of the Scugog Library Board for the past five years, was chairman of Scugog Recreation comm- ittee for the past three years and served on the Business Advisory committee for the Durham Board of Education. Mr. Preston and his wife Marjorie have five grown children. WARD 4 And in Ward 4 (Cartwri- ght) incumbent John Wolters told the Star Monday that he plans to run for the area council seat this November. Councillor Wolters is a veteran of local politics completing his second st- raight term as the Ward 4 rep on Township council. He won the seat in a close race in the 1978 election and then was returned by acec- lamatin in the 1980 voting. Councillor Wolters owns and operates a successful dairy farm in Cartwright. So far, he is the only candidate to publicly declare an intention to seek the area council seat, which is curr- ently held by Don Crosier. He announced Monday that he would be seeking the Regional council this elect- ion (see separate story). Unlike ward councillors who are elected only by the voters within their respect- ive wards, the area council rep is elected by all the voters within.the Township. With councillor Wolters deciding to take a shot at the area seat, there is an open- .ing for the Ward 4 seat, but as of Monday evening, there had been no public declara- tions by possible candidates. WARD 1 In Ward 1, (Reach) in- cumbent Neil Hunter faces a challenge from Judy Latta of Greenbank who announced Monday her intention to seek election this November. Mrs. Latta, who has lived (Turn to page 7) Crosier to challenge for the Regional seat many extras. Lic. RRD 293. 1981 PONTIAC PARISIENNE SEDAN - Flawless white finish, maroon interior, 305 V8, automatic, AM/FM radio, many extras. Lic. RRA 094. 1981 PONTIAC PARISIENNE SEDAN - Gold & tan design- ounced their intentions to seek the Scugog Island seat. Mr. Cochrane, who has lived on Scugog Island for the past eight years and has od J ™ OF ra " ~ Tora BE ir ra 2 -¥ a a. A? a: We "¥) ia CAR " EY Gon A (9 a nd Jd wes ne we So ros , Ser Wa ARE Cn NT GID A i' 7 er two-tone, V8, automatic, air, cruise control, AM/FM, well equipped. Lic. RPK 057. 1981 ACADIAN HATCHBACK COUPE - Red with maroon cloth interior, 4 cylinder, automatic, AM radio, bucket seats. Lic. RRA 482. 1980 OLDSMOBILE DELTA ROYALE COUPE - Black with black landau roof, mar yale interior, fully power equipped, including air conditioning. Lic. PRH 573. 1980 CITATION COUPE - Dark gold, gold cloth interior, V6 motor, automatic, radio, new car condition, 21,000 km. Lic. RRA022. SEE OUR NEW INVENTORY "PRICE REDUCTION AD" on Page 6. 1980 CHEVETTE HATCHBACK COUPE - Fresh beige finish, tan cloth bucket seats, 4 cylinder, auto., radio, certified. Lic. PZA 353. 1979 PONTIAC PARISIENNE BROUGHAM SEDAN - Two tone green, fully equipped, air conditioner. Lic. OFM 315. 1979 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME COUPE - Light blue with matching landau roof, one owner, air con- ditioned. 55,000 km. Lic. OXR 837. 1979 CHEVROLET IMPALA COUPE - Tan & beige two- tone, smart low km. used car. V8, automatic, radio. Lic. OBE 111. 1979 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS STATIONWAGON - Dark brown, tan vinyl interior, V8 diesel, automatic, radio. Being sold "As Is". Lic. OXF 574. 1979 CHEVY NOVA SEDAN - Silver grey, blue plaid cloth interior, 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, radio, 52,000 km. Lic. OFO 416. 1978 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX "SJ" COUPE - Dark maroon, matching landau roof and interior, fully equipped, air, buckets, loaded. Lic. NKS 508. 1978 MGB MARK IV CONVERTIBLE - Red with black vinyl top and interior, 4 cyl., 4 speed, AM/FM cassette, luggage rack, 34,000 km. Lic. OLZ 760. -- TRUCKS -- -- 1981 GMC WIDESIDE % TON PICKUP - Bright red, 6 cylinder, 3 speed transmission, step bumper, one owner. - Lic. HY3348. ] 1980 CHEVROLET SCOTTSDALE WIDESIDE % TON . PICKUP - Brown & tan two-tone, V8, automatic, radio, box rails. Lic. EP2596. . 1980.CHEVROLET STEPSIDE % TON PICKUP - Dark green, 6 cylinder, automatic, step bumper, certified. Lic. ER4867. 1979 GMC WIDESIDE %: TON PICKUP - Black finish, 350 V8 diesel, automatic, air conditioner, radio, step bumper. Lic. ES1518. 1979 TOYOTA 4 WHEEL DRIVE PICKUP - Flawless black finish, 4 cylinder, 4 speed, complete with box cap. Lic. EW 6475. It's Always Worth the Trip to ... PEILP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10 Vanedward Drive, Port Perry - 985-8474 been a long-time resident of the Township, teld the Star he has always had an inter- est in local affairs and nearly decided to run in the election two years ago. Heretired from GM in 1980 after 30 years service and has since started the auction business with his wife Freida. They have three grown children. Mr. Cochrane has been actively involved with minor Nursing home (From pagel) the necessary agencies and property owners. Mr. McGeoghan told the Star that once the approval is granted, he is prepared to start construction immed- iately. He has owned the property since 1962. He indicated that if all the approvals are granted and the home is built, almost all of the clients would come from within a 13 mile radius. Nuclear issues (From pagel) day evening Mrs. Jones said ~~ the group will-come up with ~ Precise wording for the cou- nel meeting in two weeks. "It really is such a black and white issue," said Mrs. Jones. '"There just is no justification for the build-up of weapons in the world," she said. So far, more than 35 mun- icipalities in Ontario have agreed to include an anti- nuclear ballot for the Nov- ember municipal élections. When the matter came up for initial discussion at the council meeting Monday, Township administrator Earl Cuddie told councillors that including such a refer- endum with the ballot would not cost the Township any "extra money, except for the printing of the ballots. And he said counting the ballots would not pose any addit- " There is a real political battle starting to shape up in the race for the Scugog seat on the Durham Regional council. DON CROSIER Don Crosier, a six year veteran of Scugog Township councill annouced that he will challenge incumbent Regional councillor Law- rence Malcolm. To date, they are the only Er aCe ELGIN KNOPP PROPRIETOR two candidates to firmly de-' clare their intentions to seek the Regional seat when mun- icipal elections roll around on November 8. Councillor Crosier told the Star Monday morning that he made the decision after "much thought and soul- searching." Councillor Malcolm in- dicated in a Star survey two weeks ago that he will be seeking re-election. And there may be others in the hunt for votes on Nov- ember 8. Incumbent Ward 2 councillor Robert Espey said two weeks ago that he had not made up his mind if he would seek re-election, but said if he does, he likely will go after the Regional seat. Councillor Malcolm, who was out of Town Monday at a conservation Authority meeting, was not available for comment on the chall- enge from councilor Crosier. In making the announce- ment to seek the Regional seat, councillor Crosier said that it has been his ambition since he entered municipal politics six years ago. ~ "I feel that now is the time for me to make a move as being the Regional rep has been on my mind for the last six years," he said. Councillor Crosier was first elected to local council as the Ward 1 rep in 1976, and re-elected in 1978. He moved to the area cogncil seat in the 1980 election, winning easily over one other opponent. A life long resident of the Township he recently sold his dairy farm and moved into Prince Albert. He is now working part time at a local meat packing plant and help- ing his daughter and son-in- law with a dairy farming operation near Woodville. He has been active in local agricultural circles for many years and has been a mem- ber of the Lake Simcoe Con- servation Authority for the last five years. In making the announce- ment that he intends to run for the Regional seat, coun- cillor Crosier said he has nothing against the incum- bent. "I just figured that if I'm going to try to make a move, now is the time," he stated. OSALES OSERVICE ORENTALS AUTHORIZED B\oerorrre DEALER =i] NEW LAYOUTS FOR 1982 The Trailer Place is car of a new unit, we offer competit TRAILER RENOVATIONS DECOR CHANGES With the higher cost of new trailers, keep up with this trend we have ex SALES © RENTALS Tying a full line of Glendette Park Models, complete with 14 ft. Tip-Outs, larger windows, as well as a complete line of travel trailers. If you or your friends are thinking ive prices. Delivered, set-up, free in-park warranty. ® SERVICE more people are making do with their present trailer. To panded our services to include renovations, such as new foam, upholstery, panelling, new cupboards, larger windows, patio doors or a tip-ouf. 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