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Two Sea Cadets Receive Silver Award Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowm anvil le, November 20,1985 5 ~:n ■/■.s .?./ v' 5 ; '- • ! Top Student Salespersons Receive Prizes Students from the Bowmanville Senior Public School have been selling pomanders in the community to raise funds. The names of the top salesmen were put into a barrel and drawn for a number of prizes, including cash, a portable radio, stuffed animals, and games. The winners are seen here with vice-principal John Leith: (front row, from left) Ken Gainer, Lori Cassidy, Justin Flint, and Jim Gill; (second row) Adam MacGillivray, Lisa Maxwell, Jennifer Stephenson, Derek Foster, and Scott Selleck; (third row) Teresa Smart, Kelly Charbonneau, and Tammy Maclvor; (back row) Shannon Houston,'Trevor Houston,'Trevor Martin, and Glen Jimball. Local Employment Conditions November 7,1985 The • number of clients registered for work at the Canada Employment Centres in Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa for the month of October 1985 totalled 8,714 which compares to 8,040 registrations during September 1985 and 15,430 registrations during October 1984. Placements in the three offices totalled 1,544 for the month, which compares to^a tojal of 52?, placements, during September 1985 and 1,014 placements during October 1984. During October, the greatest employment opportunities existed in manufacturing of primary metals and motor vehicles; construction trades; retail trade; food and beverage. At the end of October, there were 262 students in the skill courses sponsored by the Canada Employment Centre and 55 people receiving academic upgrading Durham College. at Taylor Re-elected Mayor of Scugog Incumbent Jerry Taylor fought off a challenge from John Welters to win the Scugog Township mayoralty mayoralty race, by. more, than 800 votes Tuesday night. Unofficial results posted Tuesday night gave Taylor 2996 votes while Wolters had 2129. Elsewhere in the township, township, some races were closer. Yvonne Christie won the Ward One seat when she pulled ahead of incumbent Neil Hunter by 47 votes. Mrs. Christie polled polled 703, while Mr. Hunter JOIN IN THE FINAL ROUND-UP OF 85's PONY $6345* NEW FROM HYUNDAI STELLAR $8995 THE COST OF LUXURY COMES DOWN TO EARTH! TEST DRIVE ONE TODAY! * RDI, FREIGHT, TAX, EXTRA ONTARIO PONY 496 Taunton Rd. E. 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In Ward Fourj Jim Marlow Marlow is considerih&a rëcoitnt after losing to' Neil McLaughlin by six votes. McLaughlin received 517 votes; Marlow had 511; Chester Pedzikowski polled 108 and Bill Linington had 115. Incumbent Lawrence Malcolm successfully defended defended his position as regional regional councillor. He tallied 3021 votes, compared to 1478 for Don Crosier and 521 for Ruth Mark. Preliminary results from the secondary school race gave Tia Woodcroft, of Prince Prince Albert, a clear lead ovër her closest rival, Catherine Tunney. Michael Connors received received 119 votes to become , the separate school representative representative on the Durham Board of Education. Neil McCarthy received 67. In the area council seat, Harvey Graham defeated Tom Vanderende 3963 votes to 935. Ward Two's race saw Howard Hall defeat Roy Grierson 1086 to 548. On Scugog Island, incumbent incumbent Don Cochrane defeated defeated two challengers. Cochrane polled 319, compared compared to 214 for Randy Scott and 171 for Brad Heintzman. In the race for a seat on the Durham Board of Education, Education, Joyce Kelly led the polls with 2024 votes. Debbie Debbie Tredway received 1778 to secure the second'board of education seat. Remaining candidates placed as follows: Bobbie Drew 1718, Stuart McEntyre 1616, and John O'Toole 945, Two Bowmanville Sea Cadets, Greg Henning (left) and Travis Martyn, are recent recipients of the Duke of Edinburgh Silver Award. The award is given for community service, physical fitness, and completion of an expedition, expedition, and is given at bronze, silver and gold levels. This is one of the many programs offered for Sea Cadets, and the Bowmanvillé group would welcome welcome any young person interested. Financing for sanitary sanitary sewer and water- main construction in the Courtice area, on Highway 2 between Tooley's Road and Townline Road, was approved approved by Durham Region's Region's finance committee committee at its meeting on November November 6th. Hydro Results Newcastle's four incumbents incumbents were re-elected to posts on the Newcastle Hydro Electric Commission on Tuesday. Harvey Partner, the previous previous chairman of the commission, commission, topped the polls with 5,375 ballots. In second place was Irwin Hamilton, with 5,308. Robert Stevens received 5,027 votes and William Morrison had 4,645 ballots cast in his favor. Three challengers ran for a seat on the commission but none of these won election. election. George Van Dyk received 4,118 votes; Pat Mothersill received 3,994 and Brian Ferguson polled 3,623. Hydro commissioners are elected at large by voters throughout the municipality. municipality. Work on the $820,000 project could begin early next yèar when the Ministry of Transport Transport and Communication Communication reconstructs Highway Highway 2, from Townline to Bowmanville. At the committee meeting Regional Chairman Gary Her- rema told councillors that there was as yet no confirmation from the province. "We're going to have to pursue it directly directly with the minister," minister," the chairman said, "we have to push for it." Newcastle Councillor Councillor Ann Cowman expressed expressed her support for the project and suggested that the Region Region advise the Town of Newcastle to "put their weight behind it." "In the last 18 months there has been a tremendous tremendous surge forward (of development) in Courtice, now's the time to do it," Councillor Councillor Cowman said. The Ward I representative added that the installation installation of watermains and sewers would aid further residential and commercial development development in the Courtice area. 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