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a Star Survey Malcolm leads poll, but 34% undecided With the municipal election campaign in Scugog Township now swinging into the final week, the Star recently conducted a pre-election survey of voters in the Township. A The purpose was two-fold: to get some kind of indication of which candidates the voters were leaning towards in mid-campaign, and to find out if residents indeed know that there is an election on and who the candidates are for the various seats on council. ® Three hundred phone calls were selected at random from the Port Perry and Blackstock directories, and for three days last week our pollster called the numers. . To assure confidentiality, she had only the numbers, not the names of people called. It should be stated that while polls. are widely used during campaigns at all political levels, there are built-in imprecisions that must be kept in mind when looking at the final tabulations. \* The figures listed below represent a percentage of the total number of people who responded one way or another as to who they plan to vote for. And of the people contacted, it must be said that 34 per cent indicated they were as yet undecided, and a further 13 per cent refused to indicate who they plan to support. Ten per cent said they did not know who was running. Nobody said they did not know there is a municipal election coming up. The following then are the results in terms of percentages of people who responded one way or another. MAYOR Lawrence Malcolm:. 61 Jerry Taylor: 39 WARD 2 (PORT PERRY) Richard Drew: 90 Ivan Parkinson: 10 AREA COUNCILLOR "Vern Asselstine: 32 Art Catton:13 Neil Hunter:16 Jerry Jackman: 39 WARD 3 (SCUGOG Is.) Cliff Crowell: 25 Charlie Foote: 13 John Williams: 62 WARD 1 (OLD REACH) . Don Crosier: 67 - Phil Goreski: 19 Frank Harris: 12 * John Kuipers: 2 WARD 4 (CARTWRIGHT) * Neil McLaughlin: 80 John Wolters: 20 4 {| EN EN EN EN 5 GN GN EN 5 65 GN GN 66 GN BN Gn a. : FRIDAY - SATURDAY : NOVEMBER 10-11 : Friday: 7&9 p.m. Saturday: 8 p.m. : IT'S\ CAT ASTROPHIC COMEDY! i : WALT DISNEY Productions' 5030 Bor : Outer Space women by TED KEY Music LALO SCHIFFRIN Co Procuced by NORMAN TOKAR Procuced by RON MLLER Orecteay NORMAN ToxAR TECHNICOLOR® Seered ty BUENA VSIA DSOBUNON CO Si ©1978 Wom Dvey Pou tors Perr rr DISNEYLAND WALT DISNEY WORLD , ~ SUNDAY - MONDAY NOVEMBER 12-13 ONE SHOW ONLY: 8:00 P.M. HITT [] [| ...makes "CARRIE" Ll look like an angel! ] | JLISA PELIKAN - BERT CONVY 1 MINI CINEMA oss.8535 & pi Closed Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday B AN a . (From page 1) prior publicity from the. Ministry of Natural Re- Cabinet minister The Hon. Dr. Betty Step- henson, Ontario minister of colleges and universities will be the guest speaker at the first general meeting of the Durham District Ontario Public School Men's Teac- hers Federation. The meeting is to be held at Durham College Novem- ber 9 and issues such as declining enrollments, provincial government fund- ing, and the role of local trustees and Dr. Stephen- son's personal plan for education in Ontario will come under discussion. Organizers expect more than 200 people in atten- dance. George Meek, pro- vincial president of the O.P.SM.T.F., and Yvonne Christie, chairman of the Durham Board of Education will take part in the meeting. 7 ~ Men's Hydro PARKA COATS $979 _ $999 that the hunt was proceeding again this fall. This notification was given to council in a letter dated February 9, 1978, from Lind- say district manager C.R. Gray. That letter came before council at the regular meeting of February 27 and no action was taken on it. There was apparently no PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., November 8, 1978 -- 3 sources office in Lindsay because the hunt is for Town- ship residents, and there was a wish not to attract a lot of non-residents. At the meeting in March, 1977 when the present coun- cil rejected the motion to ban the hunt, a resolution was endorsed asking that the number of wildlife officers be increased during the hunt Ls . Council surprise over hunt and that there be stricter enforcement of regulations. Written permission is. required before a hunter goes onto private property, but owners have complained that enforcement is almost impossible, and approaching hunters to ask if they have: the written permission can lead to dangerous confron- tations. Judgement reserved (From page 1) continued, "seeing the word "vary" mean to completely reverse something." Mr. Kerznen argued that there are precedents where the Cabinet did order a decision reversed, and that the Cabinet has this author- ity. "If all the Cabinet can do is rescind (do away with) a decision, then it really has nothing," he said. The case on which Mr. Justice Calligan now must make his decision goes back three years when Mr. Rush sought to have a 10-acre lot severed from a farm on the Brock's Department Store is ready with warm fall fashions for men. Snowmobile Suits Men's - 2 piece with vest $59.95 Boy's - 2 piece 49.95 Work Vests Lined - ] 2.95 Men's Rubbers Heavy - Felt Liners $949 . *29° . $46" o> » fy wt : «77 wr A os - 7 og 3 northeast corner of Regional Road 23 and the 13th Con- cession Road of Scugog Township. The parcel, presently zoned agriculture, would require a re-zoning to rural residential and a correspon- ding amendment to the Durham Official Plan. Both Scugog Council and the Durham Region council rejected the applications for these changes, and the appeals to the Ontario Muni- cipal Board by Mr. Rush were also rejected. SEVERANCE In a further development Stanfields Underwear : - Thermal - } Shirts -¥ Drawers 6.75 ) Combo's *12.95 in Mr. Rush's bid to secure the 10-acre building lot, the Star has learned that a severance application de- nied this fall by both the Durham Region Land Divi- sion Committee and the OMB, has been presented to the Cabinet for considera- tion. It is understood that the Cabinet is not taking any action on the severance until the outcome of the present action in the Supreme Court is resolved. It is not known exactly how long Mr. Justice Galligan will take before handing down his decision, but it likely will be several weeks. 6.75 $900 _ $950 _ $30 McGregor Socks (Merchandise not as illustrated) A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT STORE Queen Street - 985-2521 SONA ~ Nk, Be Rar bts », CRS i a HE Trt he A NRA ge ei "edt a at a vo.