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wy 14 -- Scugog Citizen_-- Tuesday, August 30, 1994 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG 1994 MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS RELIMINARY LIST of ELE R Copies of the Preliminary List of Electors showing the names of all persons entitled to vote in the November 14th, 1994 Municipal Elections in the Township of Scugog will be posted on Friday, September 2nd, 1994 at the following locations : Township of Scugog Municipal Office 181 Perry Street, Port Perry Township of Scugog, Clerk's Department 208 North Street, Port Perry . Scugog Memorial Library 231 Water Street, Port Perry Aldred's Store 20050 Island Road, Scugog Island Poggy's Place 16121 Island Road, Scugog Island Utica Farm Equipment 620 Regional Road 21, Utica Greenbank General Store 19990 Highway 12, Greenbank _ Prince Albert Store 1609 King Street, Prince Albert Seagrave Country Store 102 River Street, Seagrave Country Convenience Store 14020 Old Scugog Road, Blackstock Nestleton Post Office 3976 Highway 7A, Nestleton Sunnyside General Market 5 Pier Street, Caesarea View Lake Store 4793 Regional Road 57, View Lake To qualify to vote at the Municipal Elections, a person must be eighteen years of age or older on or before November 14th, 1994; a Canadian citizen and have been a resident of the Township of Scugog or the owner or tenant of land in the Township or a spouse of such owner or tenant at any time during the period September 6th, 1994 to October 14th, 1994 and not be otherwise disqualified by law from voting. All electors should examine the list to ensure their names and other relevant information are correctly shown. Applications for inclusions, additions or corrections to the list are available at the Clerk's office Applications for revision of the list may be filed with the Clerk between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m, Monday to Friday, during the period Tuesday, September 6th, 1994 to Thursday, October 13th, 1994 and on Friday, October 14th, 1994 between the hours of 8:30 am. and 5:00 p.m ~ LAST DATE FOR APPLICATION - OCTOBER 14, 1994 Lae REGISTRATION of CANDIDATE Are you interested in running for local government office? If you plan to seek office in the 1994 Municipal Elections for municipal council or school board, you must be registered with the Township Clerk before you spend or raise any money for campaign activities. } Registration forms and related information can be obtained from the Clerk's Department, 208 North Street, Port Perry. Earl S. Cuddie, Administrator / Clerk & Returning Officer Township of Scugog P.O. Box 780, PORT PERRY, Ontario LOL 1A7 Phone : (905) 985-7346 * Published August 30th, 1994 Congratulations to JUDITH ° KRONISTER who graduated from Durham College with a 2 year diploma in Office Administration - Legal, on June 11th, 1994. Top student in the programme and on the President's Honour Roll. She has taken a position with State Farm Insurance. Love - Dad, Mom & family 75 BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Port The family of LEONA BUTSON invite you to join them ata 'Come & Go Tea' to celebrate her 75th BIRTHDAY Saturday, September 10th, 1994 from 2 to 4 PM at Emmanuel Pentecostal Church, 1680 Reach Road, Port Perry. Best wishes only. 50th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Congratulations to HARRY and MARIE CARNEGIE who celebrated their 50th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY with family and relatives on August 5th, 1994. Stan Grills, a man with a green thumb by Heather McCrae It was ten years ago when Stan Grills won the Bicentennial Ontario in Bloom Flower Competition, sponsored by the Pine Ridge Garden Club. And the gardens surrounding his Prince Albert home now look every bit as good as they did then, or even better. One just can't help but marvel at the colourful display of copious annuals and privacy hedge surrounding his well manicured lawns. Practically, every imaginable flower you can think of adorns his home. Stan's proud of all his horticultural efforts. but probably the flowers he's most proud of are his three foot high begonias and the tallest dahlias he's ever grown yet. *% "I've had numerous people stop and look at the flowers over the years" he said "and they've never seen begonias this high, ever". When he retired a few years ago he felt he definitely needed a hobby and, not one to stay idle, he took up gardening. "I'd be bored silly if I didn't have this little hobby" he told the Citizen. Stan says he grows 95% of his flowers himself, either from seeds or sprouting from a bulb. Every fall he digs up the begonia bulbs, storing them in his' dark coldroom and in mid- February brings them out, planting them in pots of soil. By the time they're ready to be transplanted these beauties are already almost a foot high. He likes working mostly with annuals "as in the fall you can clean up and work the land". When asked what his secret is he just laughed. "Darned if | know. I just do everything the way I've done it for years, fertilizing when I plant in the spring and using a soaker hose", adding "I must have a green thumb 'cause everything I've planted just seems to grow"! In the summer, Stan is known for his colourful flowers and at Christmas people of all ages take great delight in driving by his magical display of lights and decorations. * Citizen Want Ads THEY WORK! 36 Water St., Port Perry