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ee 10 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 22, 1985 The Voice for Ward | on Scugog Council The Hair Shoppe welcomes TRACY MENZIES (full time licenced hairdresser) to our staff. To introduce you to Tracy, we're offering you some very special savings! CALL 985-2532 Ask for Tracy 176 Perry Street - Port Perry (From page) of votes in the 1982 election for the Regional council seat, but opted this time to try in Ward 1 (see story elsewhere in paper). WARD TWO This will be a two person race with Port Perry businessman Howard Hall and community ac- tivist Roy Grierson squaring off to fill the spot left vacant by incum- bent Jack Cottrell who is stepping out of politics. Mr. Hall operates a business in Port Perry, is well known for his work on the Hospital Board and served a term on old Port Perry Village council. Mr. Grierson, is active in many community organizations. He took a stab at federal politics last fall running in Durham Northum- berland riding on the NDP ticket. He lives in Port Perry. WARD THREE Councillor Don Cochrane is facing a challenge this time from Brad Heintzman, a semi-retired business consultant and from Ran- dy Scott, a teacher at Port Perry High School, who is now on a one year sabbatical. Mr. Heintzman served a term on council in Toronto in the 1950's |, and this is Mr. Scott's first run at active politics. WARD FOUR You may need a score card to keep track of the candidates seeking the ward seat in Car- twright as four of them will fight it out for a spot vacated by Harvey Graham. Jim Marlow is a retired businessman well known in Blackstock where he operated the family feed business. Neil McLaughlin, 31, a dairy farmer is attempting to get back into active politics after an absence of several years. He was the Ward 4 coun- cillor during the term from 1976-78, whe he stepped down. Mr. Bill Linnington of Nestleton has thrown his hat into the ring along with Chester Pedzikowski of Caearea. Mr. Linnington is self employed in the upholstery business and Mr. Pedzikowski runs his own appliance repair business. He ran for the Ward 4 seat in 1982. | Paula Lishman LTD. la Lishmamn u, her neighbours, tudio, and Same st innovative approac | rn Kmt fur jackets, capes, . aters, and NOW coats, as one oy best fur hat in the world. and wrap yourself in comfort. Far yarn also ava Pan invites yo to visit her s ilable. 62 Old scugog Rd. Blackstock. Ont arte of Port Perry. south oft 7A into on gam 10 Apm 10 am to 5pm by appointment or 686- 1 935 Saturday gunday and evenings 986-5096 _ SCHOOL BOARD Thanks to shifting assessment figures, Scugog once again will have two seats on the Durham Public Board. There are five con- didates seeking office to the two seats. Incumbent Stuart McEn- tyre, Joyce Kelly of Blackstock, who finished a narrow second in 1982; Bobbie Drew of Port Perry who is active in the PTA; Debbie Tredway of Seagrave, who is ac- tive in school affairs in Greenbank and Epsom; and John O'Toole of Scugog Island. He works in per- sonnel at General Motors and ser- ved a term on school board in Bowmanville. Candidates seeking election to the Separate School Board file papers in Whitby. The intire list was not available as this issue of the Port Perry Star went to press Monday evening. All of the races for the seats on council should prove interesting. But it's fair to say that on election night, most eyes will be on the fight between Mayor Taylor and Wednesday, October 16, 1985 Winning Scores Afternoon Game: 6'> Table Mit- chell - Average Score N.S. 52!.; EW. 45 'N.S.: 1.Kath Burley and Gin Clif- ford - 66 points: 2. Ida and Joe Hur- tig - 61'- points; 3. Evelyn Harris and Miriam Labanovich - 51. points. E.W.: 1. Joyce Hurd and Helen Mathieson - 58 points; 2. Gladys They're off and running challenger John Wolters, who has made the Mayor's involvement In a land development proposal on Scugog Island an issue in this elec. tion. it remains to be seen whether the late entry of Mr. Olliffe will be 3 factor in the election for Mayor of this Township. Good advice Your babysitter should know where you will be. He or she should have the phone number to reach you, or some other responsible per- son, and to call a doctor or emergen- cy service. St. John Ambulance of- fers a course called: What Every Babysitter Should Know. which teaches young people responsible. common sense guidelines. For infor- mation contact the St. John Am- bulance Branch in your communi- ty or the provincial office at 46 Wellesley Street East, Toronto M4Y 1G5. Duplicate bridge Cockshott and Jean Gray - 55 points: 3. Otto Czilok and Doris Phinney - 44! points. Evening Game: 3!, Table Howell Average Score 18. 1. Joanne Dutka and Peter Fran- cis - 20» points; 2. Jack Poots and Otto Czilok - 20 points: 3. Kath Burley and Gin Clifford - 197, points. Bridge games Wednesday 1:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Prince Albert Hall. Everyone welcome. Canada No.1 Grade CREAMERY BUTTER .2.19 Maple Lodge Farms WIENERS 450g .69 MONDAY & TUESDAY OCT. 28 & 29 ONLY! Hampstead Mixed NUTS »: 1,69 Ontario No. 1 Cooking Onions or Carrots 5 Ib vag .69 valu-mart Scugog 8t. (Hwy. 7A) Port Perry Plaza Monday to friday 8 am to Spm Saturday 8 am to 6 pm We reserve the right to limit quantities Sb bed