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4 4 -- Seugog Citizen -- 18, endar 1994 Citizen C 18th to NOV. 1st, - OCT. Md Euchres at the Prince Albert Centre A Br * Come how, to on skis, Join us at ITC C ational Training in Tuesday of every ott ra Eoroka Govop Hil Boros rose. Port Perry = For information * The Cuy Ci (a sel help group for rated of meets evenings from 7 to 9 P st ial Church, 81 ft St, 4347008 0 S28 Sa 70 * ist Club meets every"Wednesday 9: at Frincas 1 a . interested in our children most * Chamber of Commerce Monthly every 2nd re at Cont attend. For more information call 985-2635 "Support Groups for Alzheimer Families - Oshawa Group meet: First and Third Wednesdays of month - {PM at 178 Simcoe SEN. ton Wty Aor ope rio 1:30 PM at the nitod Charch, 2 rst St., Ux :00 PM at the Call 576-2567 Bair Fo main Evens vey ri rome oo Be inormabon E 5 to at »: Prince Albert. All welcome. 985-4 or 985-4582 «Hoa hrs vr of GPA Trans bruoot he year. For class * United Suivors Support Group, or or ping discussion { open house / drop-in daily! 436-8882 tees and Birth Mothers reunite) meet the\ month 7-30 PM at Albert Street United waaoist. Scursas . fd second. Tuesday of e! Church, Os Oshawa, Call es ikon ery oy Wa 18 M, all at Latcham Centre Bridge Club meets Wednesdays, 1 PM and 7:30 PM tre. New Centre. * Coffee Break & Story Hour meets at 9:30AM every Thursday at Hoe Cr eros orowsdintormaton' singing, fellowship, Wetman Spot Group mate T mori a 12 noon, nbn formation call 852-8560. * at 9:30 AM at Emmancel Pomacoutal Church, promt ii 4 Enjoy a moming out. Babysitting available. s . . 's Syndrome Association monthly'meeting at 7:30 PM at i: Chrch 41 Glbor St. E, . Information 579-0187 Perry "Kin-Education' meeting, 6:30 PM, Kinsmen 0803 Sean OL south door. Contact 985-0032 Foy Lades Cu braces Soca its Pa Go members thor Ooms Social Nigh. 8 P at the Curling Club Skating Club begins. ~~ " at or Pay Ud Ghurch fom 10 AM | PM Serhuniy Genus, 7:30 PM earlybird. Sere by by Janetville & District Lions Club. , OCTOBER 22nd at ho Blackstock Recreation Cont S0RM® LO0AM. . fin Silos Steorain | Bar privileges, buffet. $10. per person. Beef Supper, 5PM 8 6PM. ) call 786-3018"0r 786-2185. on bance. 8:30 PM to 1AM Buffet, Prizag. $15. / couple. Beginning ko serve at 4.00 PN, Takeouts available, call 357-3002 or 39 day betore. Adults $10., children 12 & under $5. Nesteton Community Centre, 7:30 PM. Call 986-5503. lee Com. ory Coma av Sas Foteson Tarp Library a Shiatsu xology or Therapeutic Tc lable. $5. at the door. See ee Haloltest Dance, 8 PM ts t 3 Blacks! [ay Jivcy D.J. Brn Svensson. Tickets 986-0643, * Euchre at the Latcham Centre, 8 P| Fiske on Date, Caosarn Hal, 8 PM 10 1 AM. $154 couple. Prizes. Hallowe'en. Watch out for the little spooks! 75588 Simena SUN. south aon , P30 PM Ra ents in the ¢ ips. Pl we late surprises as election campaign begins There were no last minute surprises as nominations for the municipal elections closed last Friday afternoon at 5:00 PM Ward 3 incumbent councillor Hen Gadsden will get a free ride to a second term as he won his seat by acclamation. But there will be a race for all the other seats on Township council, the Scugog seat at the Durham Board of Education and the seat for Scugog, Brock and Uxbridge on the Catholic School Board, Here's how'the races shape up. Incumbent Mayor Howard Hall is looking for_his third straight three-year term. He is being challenged by long time Scugog resident ® and busipessman David Maleolmy who is making his first vent into local politics. For the Regional seat, incumbent Yvonne Christie is seeking another term in office. And she is being challenged by Glenn Malcolm, a Nestleton resident who held the Ward 4 seat for a single term and was defeated three years ago in a close race-for the Mayop's chair. Glenn is the older brother of David and both are sons of former Sougog Mayor Lawrence Malcolm. In Ward 4, incumbent David Dietlein has decided not to seek re-election due to health reasons. There gre two candidates in this race--former school board trustee Joyce Kelly and Fred Ford, both from Blackstock. The Ward 3 (Island) seat has the Port Perry Fairboard and works in a volunteer capacity with the Scugog Museum. The other Ward 5 candidate is 'Wally Donaldson, a resident of Honey's Beach who is employed as sports editor with the Oshawa Times newspaper. The most names on the ballot will be in the race for the seat on the Durham Board of Fdueati been claimed by Ken Gadsd by acclamation, and in Ward 2, : incumbent Marilyn Pearce is sdeking a third term on council. She is facing a challenge from Jim Grosvenor, a long time resident of the Township who is retired from the North York Fire Department. Ward 1 has three candidates in th race. Incumbent Ken Carruthers is looking for a second team on council, and is facing a challenge from independent businessman Barry Johnston and Doug Moffatt, a consultant to courier companies. The newly created Ward 5 which runs from Queen Street north to Whitfield Road, has attracted two candidates, both seeking election for the first time. Karen Puckrin, a registered nurse, is an active member of Do I Have fo Pay in Advance? By prefinancing, you are rassured of today's prices. You'can pay for all ora portion of the funeral. Preplanining is a thought- ful way to show you care. Prefinancing is a way to reliawe loved ones of a pi future financial burden." 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