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4 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, October 18, 1988 Family and friends of Donald and Stella Asling dropped by Utica Hall on Sunday afternoon to offer congratulations to the happy couple on the occas- sion of their 50th anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Asling have lived on their farm near Epsom since they were married. They are the parents of three children, Pat, Faye and Jerry, and have 8 grandchildren and one great grand-daughter. | [MACKEY & BAILEY | BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS i Saturday Mornings - 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon Lake Scugog Lumber Building Oshawa Rd., Port Perry PORT Images Tickets ava David's Come out ADMISSION: $ includes desser Northern Clothin and support our loca reflections of fall __ proceeds to -- PERRY HOSPITAL AUXILIARY __ fashions by -- Selections, o Company. by Valyn, In Fashion : icipating ilable at partic of Howard, ' Hairstyling, House 6. t & coffee 50 merchants, the Hospital Auxiliary. and Members of the and enjoy an evening of fashion hospital at a6 985-739 Wl the same time. BR aC li Advance Poll November 5 (From page 3) sent Scugog, Brock and Uxbridge Townships on the Separate Board. Now that the election cam- paign is officially underway, the present council takes on a "lame duck" status, and it is most un- likely that any serious municipal decisions will be made by this council in the two meetings re- maining between now and No- vember 14. The new council will be officially sworn into offfice on December 5. There are over 13,300 eligible voters in Scugog Township, and they will cast their ballots at 39 polls throughout Scugog, four more than 1985. On voting day November 14, Young asthmatics There is still time to register for the Durham Region Lung Association's nine session, seven week program for Asthmatic Youngsters (3-12 years). The ses-- sions commence, Monday, Oc- tober 24, 1988 at the Kinsmen Community Centre in Oshawa (corner of MacMillan Dr. and Col- borne St.) and conclude December 5th, for a $20.00 registration fee. This hands on course will pro- vide information about asthma and personalized instruction in relaxation and breathing techni- ques appropriate for the age group. Spaces are limited and early registration is advised. Candidates for Mayor: HARVEY GRAHAM HOWARD HALL STANLEY TAYLOR For more information on this Christmas Seal Service, call the Durham Region Lung Association at 436-1046. the Township will hire some 115 workers to make sure things run smoothly. There will be two advance polls, on November 5 and No- vember 10, both at the Township fice from 10:00 AM to 8: PM. The voters lists have been set, but anyone who is not on the lists can still vote by securing a clerk's certificate from the municipal of- fice. As of now, there is one candi- dates meeting scheduled. That will be on November 2 at the Latch- ame Centre for mayor and Region- al candidates only. The meeting starts at 7:30 PM. PORT PERRY PLAZA ~ 985-8054 -- SEE WHAT WE CAN DO FOR YOU -- E.M.S. BODY TONING HYDRO THERAPY INFRA-HEAT SAUNA TANNING BEDS STEAMBATH THE PORT PERRY STAR invites you to MEET THE CANDIDATES MAYOR oo REGIONAL COUNCILLOR WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1988 Latcham Centre - Port Perry Meeting commences at 7:30 P.M. SHARP JOHN WOLTERS Don't miss this opportunity to meet and hear the candidates for Scugog Township's two top seats on council as they discuss the issues that will effect you during the next three years. FOOT REFLEXOLOGY IRIDOLOGY MASSAGE THERAPY COLON THERAPY WATER PURIFIERS Candidates for Regional Council: YVONNE CHRISTIE NEIL McLAUGHLIN LE