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"A Family Tradition for 131 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, October 15, 1997 - 23 Candidates From page 20 children. SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD: Incumbent Kathy LeFort is a Port Perry resident seeking her third term as the Catholic Board rep for this area. A long-time resident of the Township she and husband Ritchie have three chil- dren. John Coughlin is also seeking the seat this elec- tion. A resident of Uxbridge, he's a retired teacher. PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD: Incumbent Bobbie Drew of Port Perry 1s seeking her fourth term on the Board. She has served as vice chair of the Board, and has chaired several com- mittees including finance. She and her husband Richard have three grown children. Martin Demmers of Scugog Island filed his nom- ination papers Friday, and 1s seeking office for the first time. A 14-year resident of Scugog Island, he is self employed as an organic farmer and a consulting engineer. He is now on the school councils at both PPHS and Cawker PS and has two chil- dren attending each school. He is an assistant coach with the PPHS swim team, and served with the school council at Cornish PS when his children were students there. Snobelen out as minister From page 1 er Dave Johnson to the education ministry. In a move some teachers see as an attempt by the Tories to avert a threatened walk- out by 126,000 Ontario educators, Mr. Johnson has told media he's willing to talk about the govern- ment's contentious Bill 160. Bill 160, which would see 4,400 teaching posi- tions wiped out and prep time for high school teach- ers cut, has been deemed unacceptable by the province's teaching associ- ations. The government has said the bill is neces- sary to streamline costs in education. It's resulted in a pro- tracted stand-off that has led to a very real threat of an illegal strike by teach- ers, many of whom have been offended by Mr. Snobelen's style. Local teaching associa- tion reps were reluctant to comment on the chances of a mediated settlement to the issues in Bill 160 until after a meeting yes- terday between teacher association heads to map out their position on the bill. They expect to meet with the new education minister soon. But for now, no walkouts are planned by Ontario teachers in the immediate future. By Karen Davis Hope everyone enjoyed our beautiful Thanksgiving weekend. We are sad to report that Nettie Aldred passed away on Friday. Her funeral will be held on Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at Scugog Island United Church, Our sympa- thy is extended to Doug Aldred and family. The 4th Port Perry Guides were busy on Saturday selling food to the vendors at the Craft Sale at the high school. Thanks girls for a job well done. : The Community Nursing Home will be holding a Rummage and Indoor Yard Sale on Friday, Oct. 24 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. There will be clothing, furniture, books and much more for sale. For more infor- mation call Kim at 985-3205. Mark your calendar now. x Scugog Island United Church ~~ Our sanctuary was beautifully decorated for our Thanksgivi ervice. Special thanks to Joan . Li : Idr . Fralick. The c ) Thanks to evi help ORR at S.I.U.C. ha CRA NEE RR Choir practice will be held on Thursday, Oct. 16 at 7 p.m. The choir invites former choir members to come out and join them. : ~~ Scugog Island United Church's Anniversary Service will be held on Sunday, Oct. 19 at 11 a.m. with guest speaker Rev. Bob Brawn. Special 2 by our Orchestra and Choir. For pastoral ic. care call Elaine at 9856-4094. for next week's Rummage, indoor sale planned at nursing home meet on: Wednesday, Oct. 15 at 9:80 a.m, ill be provided GREAT DESIGN AND ENGINEERING MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE. Dodge Viper Coupe SO DO GREAT PEOPLE Plymouth Prowler AND GREAT SERVICE. 1. Mopar replacement parts. The only parts approved by Chrysler engineers! 2. Chrysler-trained technicians. 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