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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, October 16, 1985 TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG 1985 ELECTIONS CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST POSTING OF PRELIMINARY LIST Preliminary List of Electors Municipality of Durham 1985 Township of Scugog. Regional Notice 1s hereby given that | have complied with Section 25 of The Municipal Elections Act, 1980. as amended, and that | have posted up at my office at Port Perry on the 11th day of October. 1985, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the Municipality at municipal elections, and that such list remains there for inspection And | hereby call upon all electors to take ir mediate proceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected according to law The last day for filing application 1s the 25th day of October, 1985 The place at which the revision will commence is the Municipal Office | The time at which the revision will commence 1s October 15, 1985 NOMINATIONS: Nomination Day for the following Offices 1s October 21, 1985. Mayor - One | Regional Councillor - Qne Area Councillor at Large - One Ward Councillor (one from each ward) - four Two Members for the Durham Regional Board of Education to be elected by Public School Electors. Earl S. Cuddie, AMCT, CMC, Returning Officer, Township of Scugog, 181 Perry Street, Port Perry, Ont. Telephone: 985-7346 SEPARATE SCHOOL TRUSTEES: Four Trustees to the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board to be elected by Separate School Electors in the combined area municipalities of the Townships of Brock, Scugog and the Town of Whitby Donald G McKay, Returning Officer, 575 Rossland Rd E , Whitby, Ontario Telephone 416-668-5803 One Separate School Representative to Durham Region Board of Education to be elected by the Separate School Electors in the combined area municipalities of Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Brock, Scugog. and Uxbridge Bruce Taylor, AMC T , Returning Officer, Town of Pickering, 1710 Kingston Rd., Pickering, Ontario Telephone 416-683-2760 NOMINATION FORMS: Nomination forms are available at the TOWNSHIP'S CLERK OFFICE - 181 Perry St. Port Perry. Ontario or at the respective Municipal Offices above Nomination forms may be filed in the office of the respective Clerk and Returning Officer between the hours of 8 30am to 4 30 pm, Thurs: day October 17. 1985 and Friday. October 18. 1985 and between the hours of 830 am to 500 pm on Monday, October 21. 1985 ELECTIONS: Municipal Elections will be held if required, as follows POLLING DAY: November 12. 1985 between the hours of 1100am and 800 pm ADVANCE POLL: November 2 1985 at the Muncipal Office. 181 Perry St Port Perry between the hours of 900am and 800 pm PROXY VOTING: Any person whose name 1s entered on the Polling List for a Polling Sub Division or who has obtained a certificate entithng him to vote and who 1s unable to vote (a) Because of medical reasons and so certified by a legally qualhitied practitioner (b) Because of absence from his Pollirg Sub Division by reason of attending an educational institution (c) Because of absence from his Polling Sub Division by reatons of being engaged for hire or reward in the business of tran<dortaton by railway arr water or motor vehicle may vote by proxy in that Sub Division Proxy applications may be picked up at the Clerk s Ottice from October 22 to November 12 1985 and must be certified by 5 00 p m November 12.1985 Dated at the Township Office this this 7th day of October 1985 Ear! S Cudde Township Clerk & Returning Otter Port Perry Ontario 985 7346 181 Perry St Selected as a youth delegate Kendall will throw his support behind Sixteen year old Mark Kendall 1s about to step into the high powered politics of a provincial leadership convention The grade 10 student at Port Perry High School has been selected as a youth delegate to the Provincial Conservative convention at the end of November in Toronto. Mark told the Star last week that already the pressure is starting to build with leadership supporters making phone calls and sending pamphlets in the mail. But he's made up his mind to throw his vote in the direction of former treasurer Larry Grossman, the man who placed a close second last winter to Frank Miller when the Tories went through the same exercise. . "I thought he (Grossman) did a good job as treasurer and I like his sense of humour. I think he looks like the right kind of guy for the Par- ty," Mark said when asked why he will be voting for Grossman. He added that he has not met or heard Allan Pope who's in the hunt for the top spot, but he did meet Dennis Timbrell last year, and in Mark's words "I was not impressed." The leadership is expected to be a Timbrell-Grossman battle all the way. Mark expects that his three days at a hotel in Toronto attending the convention will be a bit of an eye- opener and he's bracing himself for what could be some heavy duty pressure as candidates supporters (jregony ¢ SWEATERS SWEATERS SWEATERS try to muster all the votes they can for their favourite But he also believes attending this convention will be a great learning experience for him, a chance to witness first-hand the inner work- ings of a party selecting a provincial leader. Mark already has an interest in politics. He's been a Young P.C. member for the past four years and says he thoroughly enjoys politics. He had to do a little politicking of MARK KENDALL O Time to warm up to sweater weather The warm up for fall starts now, in our knockout selection of every kind of sweater you could want. Smooth flat-knits to big, bulky ones and shawl collared pullovers In smart solids, super argyles, cables and much more. Many are washable acrylics and super wash wools FROM ... $35 00 (jregony o Men sc QWear Lid. PORT PERRY PLAZA 985-8160 Monday Tuesday Thursday 10 to 6 Friday to 9 Saturday to 5 VISA Matte arg J a Grossman his own just to get selected as a vouth delegate from the riding of Durham-York. He beat out a political science stu- dent from Trent Umversity to become one of the two youth delegates at the meeting in Ux- bridge two weeks ago. had to give a speech, and lined up some support from senior delegates at the meeting. While he is hoping that Grossman gets the support from the Party to become the new leader, Mark predicts that this convention may be lower key, without as much hoopla as the previous one last winter. He also predicts it may not go further than the first ballot. Because he is a youth delegate, the Party is picking up his hotel, meal and registration expenses. This will be his first convention and Mark doesn't deny the fact that some of the lessons he learns will be put to use at a later date when he takes a stab at active politics himself. "Some time in my life, I'll run for office, but at this time, I don't know where," he shrugs. Before that, he hopes to take a degree in political science at the University of Toronto. Mark is taking the whole process seriously, but he chuckles at the fact that his support for Grossman is making life a little more interesting around the Kendall household in Utica. His mother, Doreen, is a strong supporter of Dennis Timbrell.