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§ LIRR ARE RN LANA LAY 6583) WN RY hf AY ASL ALTER Bl SRA a i EA 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., October 8, 1980 Jackman, Williams seek re-election (From page 1) He added that he hopes the stance in favour of the Water library site does not become Street location and the posi- the single issue in front of the tion taken by council. voters in the election cam- The question of the site of paign. the proposed new library is now awaiting the outcome of an Ontario Municipal Board hearing, and councillor Jackman said he would be prepared to live with the Board's decision should the site be rejected. Commenting on issues at the Regional level, council - lor Jackman said industrial development should be a priority, and be noted that in Scugog Township there are four privately owned indus- trial parks that could be AE AAA Fi WEE YI A RI IR SP A candidates for the seat in the 1978 municipal elections, Present Ward 1 councillor Don Crosier has announced that he will be seeking elec- tion as area councillor this year, and so far there have been no challengers for this spot or announced candi- dates for the Ward 1 seat on council. developed to bring in tax revenue and create jobs. At the local level, he said that now that the Queen Street project is completed, the Township must concen- trate on hard-surfacing of several roads in the rural areas of Scugog. The 42-year old Jackman has been a resident: for 15 years in Scugog Township. He served a term on the Old re-election in Ward 2, and John Wolters will be attemp- HER ASR SR HESS RG Hata Richard Drew is seeking - Port Perry village council in 1971-72, He was defeated by ting to retain his seat in | 268 QUEEN ST. - PORT PERRY - 985-7351 | Monday to Friday 9 to 9; Saturday 9 to 5. Ward 4. So far, there have been no declared challengers in either of these wards, and there has been no one come forward to challenge Mayor Jerry Taylor who has announced he'll be seeking another term as head of the municipality. Canadian Lawrence Malcolm in a bid for mayor of Scugog in 1973 and again in 1976. ' In 1978, he-won election to Scugog council as area coun- cillor by defeating incum- bent Vern Asselstine in a three-man race. Councillor John Williams, author ERAT SRN Li Paci ts 1 WHEY ¢ Region new chief hires administrator: Durham Region council has hired a new chief administrative officer for the most senior and highest paid post in the Regional civil service. Following a closed-door session last week, council named 51-year old Donald 'Evans to the position, repla- cing Rob Richardson, who resigned this summer to take a similar post with Waterloo Region. Mr. Evans will begin his new job with Durham Region on December 1 at a starting salary of $53,000 per year in addition to a generous fringe benefit package. Mr. Evans, a professional engineer has worked for the last 20 years with the city of Sault Ste. Marie, including seven years in the engineer- ing department, and the last 13 as chief administrator for the city. In making the announce- ment of his appointment, Durham chairman Walter Beach described Mr. Evans as a"low key and very dedicated kind of indivi- dual." _ "Following the resignation of Mr. Richardson earlier this summer, Durham placed ads in the major newspapers and received 53 - applications, including - several from within the'® Region itself. ~ The Region's management committee of council, along with committee chairmen of all the other standing committees = of council PY conducted interviews with eight candidates, and three of these were called for a final interview held Septem- ber 18. In addition to the salary, the benefit package includes a car allowance, four weeks vacation, legal and real estate fees for selling his present home and buying a new one in Durham Region, as well as moving and relo- cation costs. The choice appears to be a » popular one among Regional councillors. Oshawa council lor Ed Kolodzie, never one to mince words on any subject, told reporters after the meet- ing last week that Mr. Evans is "an excellent choice." --="Durham-Region=is=very -- - fortunate to get this man for the job," said Kolodzie. AIEEE OAR OEE HERA = STANDARD Lvn Cook £ TRUST PE i y 0 £ < = COMPANY : 1 Lib : 5 YEAR ANNUAL INTEREST = ar Liprary gE | Lyn Cook, well-known £ £ Canadian author will be in E i Port Perry at the library on. =g- : = E "Saturday, October 18 at 10:30 = -- L_ = = a.m. She has- written 10 E Subject to Changs without Notice : books for children including E E such favourites as "The £ DON FO RDER who is completing his fresh- Elson Pinta ira Sand ES 'man term on council, said he and 1ias boon involved with = INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. £ vill campaignfor the Wards 21d has been involved wi £ 24 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-8471 hat 0 inn of council go horough Public Librar- £ : £g for the past two years. : : ETT TTT He defeated two other ies have been fortunate in Not Necessarily as lllustrated. presents... THE FOUR SEASON BLAZER ... by MORWILL CLOTHING It spans the seasons, rises to every occasion, with nonchalant ease. This, in neat polyester & wool hopsack, is extremely comfortable, styled in the traditional 2 button model with notch lapel, flapped patch ~~ n ) pockets and centre vent. COLOURS: Navy, Brown, & Black SIZES: 36 to 46; Some Talls in Stock ONE LOW PRICE ... *79.95 BLAZER ONLY Gregory sc Men' sQWear id. PORT PERRY PLAZA VISA 985-8160 OPEN: Monday to Wednesday 10a.m.to 6 p.m. Thursday & Friday to 9 p.m; Saturday to 5 p.m. having Lyn Cook as a story- teller and creative dramatist for their preschoolers. - She delights in working with children and hearing from her readers. Come and join us for a great morning October 18." HOSPITAL REPORT Week ending October 2 Admissions. ..........cccccuneun 32 BIR NS, occ siscniivarisissinarsssind 4 Deas. ccociivririeiisiniiiisged Nil Emergencies.................. 189 Operations..........c.ccceeunne 10 Discharged...................... 32° NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public Meeting of The Liquor Licence Board of Ontario will be held at THE ROYAL CANADIAN LE- __GION, 217 MURRAY STREET, PETERBOROUGH, ONTARIO, on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22nd, 1980, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the Board wilil hear appli- cations for new licences in ac- cordance with The Liquor Li- cence Act, 1975 and Regula- tions thereunder. =~ The following establishment has applied for a licence of the class indicated, and the appli- cation will be entertained at the aforementioned location and time. Town Inn Restaurant 223 Queen Street, Port Perry, Ontario Dining Lounge Licence Applicant: Fong Sun Chow AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any person who is resi- dent in the municipality and who wishes to make represen- tation relative to the applica- tion, shall make their submis- sion to the Board in writing prior to the date of the hear- ing, or in person at the time and place of the hearing. (Cop- ies of written submissions will be forwarded to the applicant). Executive Director Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lakeshore Boulevard East TORONTO, Ontario. MSE 1A4 MINISTRY OF CONSUMERAND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT, 1 offers a full range of services tothe farmers of the Port Perry Area. B UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO is the largest farmer-owned, farm supply co-operative in Ontario. At Uxbridge, we offer: * A Full Line of Registered Feeds & Supplements * Grain-banking Service * Custom Grinding and Rolling * The Services of the Newly- Opened Peterborough Feed Plant, the most modern feed mill in Canada today. Let your Co-operative be of Service to You! uceo UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO UCO UXBRIDGE 4 VICTORIA STREET, UXBRIDGE, ONT. 852-3321