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WINDOW AND DOOR CENTRE BDASHWD Re a 1200 PHILLIP MURRAY AVE., OSHAWA 436-1344 Regestered | di Limited THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF SCUGOG 1991 MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS PRELIMINARY LIST OF ELECTORS Copies of the Preliminary List of Electors showing the names of all persons entitled to vole in the November 12, 1991 Municipal Elections in the Township of Scugog will be posted on Friday August 30th, 1991 at the following locations: Township of Scugog Municipal Office 181 Perry Street, Port Perry Township of Scugog Clerks Department 208 North Street, Port Perry Scugog Memorial Library 231 Water Street, Port Perry Aldred's Store 20050 island Road, Scugog Island Country Comer's Cale 16121 Island Road, Scugog Island Utica Farm Equipment 620 Regional Road 21, Utica Greenbank General Store 19990 Highway 12, Greenbank Prince Albert Store 1609 King Street, Prince Abert Seagrave Store 102 River Street, Seagrave Country Convenience Store 14020 Old Scugog Road, Blackstock Nestleton Post Office 3976 Highway 7A, Nestleton Sunnyside General Market 5 Pier Street, Caesarea. View Lake Store 4793 Regional Road 57, View Lake To qualify to vote at the Municipal Elections a person must be eighteen years of age or older on or before November 12, 1991, a Canadian citizen and have been a resident of the Township of Scugog or the owner or tenant of land in the Township or the spouse of such owner or tenant at any time during the period September 3rd, 1991 to October 11th, 1991 and not be otherwise disqualified by law from voting. All electors should examine the list to ensure their names and other relevant information are correctly shown. Applications for inclusions, additions or corrections to from the list are available at the Clerk's office. Applications for revision of the list may be filed with the Clerk between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, during the period Tuesday, September 3rd, 1991 to Thursday October 10th, 1991 and on Friday October 11lh, 1991 between the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. LAST DATE FOR APPLICATION - OCTOBER 11,1991 BEGISTRATION OF CANDIDATE Are you interested in running for local government office? If you plan to seek office in the 1991 Municipal Elections for municipal council or school board, you must register with the Township Clerk before you spend or raise any money for campaign activities. Registration forms and related information can be obtained from the Clerk's Department, 208 North St., Port Perry. Earl S. Cuddie Administrator/ Clerk & Returning Officer Township of Scugog P.O. Box 780 Port Perry, Ontario LOL 1A7 Phone: (416) 985-7346 S.T.0.P helps make transfer from public school to grade nine easier Teachers and students at Port Perry High School are go- ing to make this year's Grade 9 students feel as comfortable as possible in their new school. A program entitled STOP (Students Together Opening Possibilities) is in its first year at the high school, and its main purpose is to make the transi- tion from public to high school as smooth as possible. STOP consists of 55 students from all grades, and levels as well as several teachers. The group was formed at the end of school in June by teach- ers. The group met at the high school last week for the third time to finalize plans before the start of school. Previously the group met at Camp Samac in June to work on leadership. The students have been placed in groups and each group has been assigned a dif- ferent Grade 9 homeroom. In these homerooms they will keep the new students in- formed on clubs and other ac- tivities going on at the school. The STOP members will be sporting purple T-shirts mak- them easier to find. They will be ready to help direct lost students and answer any ques- tions. The Grade 9 students will also be given a welcome pack- age on their first day which will include: maps, information on class lengths, attendance pro- cedures, and school clubs. This is the first year for this program which transpired from the teachers publication enti- tled the "Transition Years Task Force", and those involved would like to see it continue for many years. Over 4,000 youths return to classrooms in Scugog School enrolment is up slightly over last year in Scu- gog Township, according to pre- iminary figures from local schools. About 4,020 children are at- tending school this year, which is an increase of between five and 27 students for some schools, although other school enrolments have dropped slightly. ince Albert Public School Srsnny Jas 207 students ugly the coming year, > ned, is higher than the count of 191 at this time last year. Greenbank and Epsom pub- lic schools are running and neck this year with 131 and 132 students respectively. Both schools have increased enrolment, although Epsom is showing the greater increase of about 15 students more than last year. In Port Perry, S.A. Cawker Public School has increased its enrolment from 608 to 615 stu- dents, while R.H. Cornish Pub- lic School dropped from 770 to 731 students. There are 21 more students this year at Immaculate Con- ception Catholic School, with an enrolment of 386 compared to last year's 365. Scugog Christian School has dropped 10 students this year, to 62 students from 72 in 1990. ° Principal Wilma Guetter said the enrolment is "disappoint- ing" because several families have moved away. Durham Stearn Clean In Cartwright, the public school has about the same en- rolment, 547 students com- pared to 555 last year, but the igh school has increased from 159 to 186 students. The student count at Port Perry High School is 1,043 so far this year, compared to 1,063 in 1990. That number could climb to 1,075, said Prin- cipal Ted Morrison, as several families have recently moved to Port Perry. 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