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2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 1, 1988 MEET THE CANDIDATES WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2, 1988 LATCHAM CENTRE at 7:30 P.M. ' Voters in Scugog Township YOUR CANDIDATES F RA O R MAYO = meet the candidates seeking office - _ y = = _ in the November 14 municipal 2 nr LY --~ elections. The meeting will be held this Wednegiay evening (Nov. 2) start- ing at 7:30 sharp in the Latcham Centre in Port Perry. All candidates seeking office have been invited to attend this meeting. Because of the large number seeking office, organizers have limited the formal speeches to just those running for the mayor and regional council posi- tions minutes to make their statements. Following that, the meeting will be open to questions from the floor, and the Ward candidates will be invited to answer from the stage. If you are interested in this municipal election, make a point to attend the candidates meeting, listen to what they have to say and bring your questions. JOHN WOLTERS HOWARD HALL HARVEY GRAHAM They will be given about five STANLEY TAYLOR Recycling topic at Nestleton special meeting If you are concerned about the environment and what roles recy- cling can play in maker for a cleaner and better environment, plan to attend a meeting in Nestle- ton on November 15. The meeting, sponsored by the Catholic Womens League of Nestleton, will deal with the recy- cling programs, and what the indi- vidual citizen can do to promote and participate in recycling house- 'hold garbage. Guest speakers for the meet- ing will be John Hansen of the Recycling Council of Ontario, and Glenda Gies, manager of Durham Recycling, which has initiated the "Blue Box" program in many are- as of Durham, including Port Per- v Some of the topics which will be covered at this meeting include how children can get involved in recycling activities at home; and the kinds of household garbage that can effectively and safely re- cycled. Don't miss this important meeting to find out more about re- cycling and what you can do to help. The meeting is November 8 in the Nestleton Community Hall on Highway 7A and it will get underway at 8:00 PM. Clarification An article in last week's Port Perry Star about Libertarian candi- date Rolf Posma may have left some confusion as to where he stands on the abortion issue. + Mr. Posma said he believes that a fetus has legal rights and thus deserves to have those rights protected by law. He said the Li- bertarian Party does not have an official policy on the abortion is- sue, but he personally is opposed to abortion as this would interfere with the rights of the fetus. #55 [NOTICE ORT PERRY PORT PERRY auto glass & trim ih Township of Scugog SNOW REMOVAL Any vehicle parked on Township of Scugog roads or streets that interferes with snow removal, will be towed away at the owner's expense. (SEE SECTION 8, SUBSECTION C, BY-LAW No. ,. + 32-88, TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG) R.C. MacDonald, Roads Superintendent, TOWNSHIP of SCUGOG po