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Departure & port taxes are extra. Wardair Holidays Ontario Registration No. 2811058 + Planning important to Ward 2 candidate (From page 3) "You can't react to problems all the time," she said. "You have to set the tone." Mrs. Pearce is also concerned about traffic problems in the area, particularly the lake end of Queen St. (she'd like to abolish U-turns at that intersection), and on High- way 7A. She would really like to see lights installed in front of the plaza. "I'd really like a chance to plead the lights with the Ministry (of Transportation and Communica- tion)," she said. "We've got to do something. I think it's going to require some screaming and yell- ing." Another top traffic priority, she says, is a turning lane at Apple Valley. And she'd like to see something constructive done about the park- ing problem downton. "We have to sit down with the Chamber of Commerce and local businessmen and hash out some kind of a plan for the areas behind the stores, which right now is a haphazard mess," she said. She also believes Water Street, as a main entrance into town, de- serves improvement. "The one thing Water St. does need is cleaning up. Certainly it needs a facelift." Most of all, Mrs. Pearce wants Port Perry to look as good as pos- sible. "Our main industry is tourism-- anything we can do to improve the downtown area is important. Anything to attract tourists is the wave of the future. We are the core of tourism in Durham." As a result, she'd like to see the Sunday shopping issue in the hands of local, instead of regional, government. She has a lot of ideas she'd like to implement if elected, but says she's not really unhappy about anything that's been done so far. "I'm not angry about anything in Port Perry," she said. "I don't want to change the world, but I would like to see if some of these ideas will work in Port Perry. Some new ideas don't hurt." THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG 1988 Municipal Elections NOTICE to CANDIDATES Every person who proposes to be a Candidate in the 1988 Township of Scugog Municipal Elections for the Office of Mayor, Regional Councillor, Area Councillor, Ward Councillor or School Trustee, must file a Notice of Registration with the Township Clerk no later than October 17, 1988. No person who proposes to be a Candidate may solicit or ac- cept contributions for the purpose of the elections or incur campaign expenses until that person has filed a Notice of Registration with the Clerk. Candidates are required to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. Registration forms and full particulars of procedures to be followed may be obtained from the undersigned. -- PORT PERRY FAIR -- Tractor & Truck Pull Earl S. Cuddie, Clerk-Administrator & Chief Elections Officer Saturday, Sept. 3rd -- 7:00 PM CHAIRMAN: TOM HUNTER (985-3586) Weigh-in Time -- 4:30 to 6:30 PM Entry Fee - $5.00 CLASSES: Stock 7500 Ib. Vintage 6500 Ib. Light Pro-Stock 5500 Ib. Heavy Pro-Stock 13,000 Ib. sponsors: Brook's Feed Store, Port Perry; Sunderland Co-op. sponsors: Plaunt's Farm Service, Lindsay; RidgeNorth. Realty, Port Perry sponsors: B&W Farm Equipment, Sunderland, Dean Hunter Mini Backhoe, Port Perry sponsors: Utica Farm Equipment; Durham Mobile Agri Service, Port Perry Modified Tractors 5200 Ib. sponsors: Port Perry Auto Supply; Gordon L. Corner Farm Service, Oshawa Two Wheel Drive Modified Trucks 5500 Ib. sponsors: Port Perry Lions Club Aubrey Oppers Aluminum & Vinyl Products, Nestleton 4X4 Stock Trucks 5500 Ib. sponsors: Taylor Ford Mercury, Port Perry Prices are per person based on double occupancy unless otherwise stated and are those available at press time. a von. Japatury Sug wi Juith Sh acommviouiin. 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