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12 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 5, 1985 At R.H. Cornish this Thursday School candidates meet The Parent-Teacher Association of RH Cormsh School will be holding a 'meet the candidates mght" November 7 for those seek ing election to the Durham Pubhce School Board The meeting will get underway November 7 at 7 30 p.m. in the old gymnasium at R H Cornish School on Queen Street The Association has invited the five candidates to the meeting and extends an invitation to all in terested parents in the Township Brian Mark. a member of the R H Cormish PTA said last week the Association decided to hold this meeting to give candidates a forum For a 10 Minute Lunch Downtown Port Perry with Homemade French Fries ... "TEMIEL'S PLACE" 985-2066 Microwave Cooking DEMONSTRATION You are invited to attend our Panasonic Microwave Cooking Demonstration SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9th From 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Come see how easy it 1s to prepare meals with the time-saving convenience of a Microwave Oven Panasonic just slightly ahead of our time dedicated to education issues only Dr. John Stewart will act as moderator for the meeting and each candidate will be allowed to present a speech outlining his/her platform Members of the audience will have the opportunity to pose questions to the candidates for office. The PTA itself has drawn up a list of ques- tions it wants answered from each candidate. In the election November 12, Township voters will elect two reps to the Durham Public School Board. The five candidates seeking those two seats are incumbent Stuart McEntyre of Port Perry; Joyce Kel- ly of Blackstock; Bobbie Drew of Port Perry; John O'Toole from Scugog Island and Debbie Tredway from Greenbank. -- MOVIE RENTALS -- Monday thru Thursday $2.00 Each Friday. Saturday & Hohdays $3.00 Each HOMESTEAD Mwy. 7A - Port Perry (Next to PL Lumber) 985-248) We need female representation on Scugog Council ... vote "YVONNE CHRISTIE" -- COUNCILLOR, WARD 1 "She works hard for her money," says the song, and so does Conway Place hostess Nancy Hillier, strangely outfitted for her job at the till on Hallowe'en Thursday. VOTE WITH CONFIDENCE -- vote -- [BOBBIE DREW |X] Put your confidence in one who has investigated ALL the issues from ALL the points of view FOR A STRONG INFORMED VOICE BECAUSE SHE CARES! BOBBIE DREW 'Our children are our future - they deserve the best!' FOR YOUNG, EXPERIENCED REPRESENTATION Scugog Council -- VOTE -- NEIL McLAUGHLIN Councillor - Ward IV