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"A Family Tradition for 125 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, October 16 1991 - 11 LeFort will seek new elementary school site in Scugog Township By Kelly Lown Finding a site for a new ele- mentary school in Scugog Township, and a permanent school site in Brock Township will be two of Kathy LeFort's priorities if she is elected in the Nov.12 election. Mrs. LeFort is seeking a sec- ond term as separate school board trustee for Scugog, Brock and Uxbridge Townships. Before moving up to trustee in the last election, Mrs. LeFort spent six years on the Parents Advisory Committee of Immac- ulate Conception School. Currently she is the chair- man of the property and trans- portation committee, a member of the priorities and policies committee and a member of CUPE (custodian, secretary, educational assistant) nego- tiating team. One of her greatest accom- plishments during her first term was working with Brock Township to establish the Holy Family Catholic School. This term if elected she will be seeking a stronger leader- The Port Perry Star Your local community newspaper that's been a Family Tradition in area homes for over a century! Kathy LeFort ship role within the board. John Sacco, a separate school board teacher in York Region is Mrs. LeFort's only opposition for the seat. Unlike Mr. Sacco, Mrs. Le- Fort says she has no conflicts of interest. She can sit on any board committee (standing/ adhoc/negotiations) and can participate in all discussions and deliberations. "I can devote all my time to this position, and it takes all my time," she told the Star. She said she is available throughout the day to deal with ratepayers' concerns and board business as well as to tour the schools. 2 Training Halls Change rooms with showers weights and equipment Mrs. LeFortis a life-long resi- dent of Scugog Township, and her three children currently at- tend Immaculate Conception Catholic School in Port Perry. She is the type of person who wants to see parents become more involved in their chil- dren's schooling. "I want to encourage parents AT GREYSTONE_ FOUNDED 1991 Shirley Road, Port Perry Under New Management to be more involved in the school and to become familiar with the curriculum taught in the class," she said. Our new menu. Come out and enjoy When not working on board matters, Mrs. LeFort can be found keeping busy as a mem- ber of the executive for the local ladies lob ball league, and a convenor for minor ball. She also worked as a team captain for the local Heart and Stroke also for your convenience we are now open Saturdays and Sundays at noon. Book now for your Christmas Party. Reservations Preferred « 985-1598 Foundation chapter for two years. N 992 Aerostar XL * 7 passenger, air, automatic, AM/FM stereo cassette, cruise, tilt and more. LIMITED TIME OFFER Not exactly as illustrated. Rebate applied plus freight, taxes and license. TIME Several highly experienced Black Belts and Senior Students Day or evening to meet everyone's needs Attend as often as you want! HIRYU BUSHIDO KAI Martial Arts Centre 162568 Simcoe Street, Port Perry 9835-0205 AND MAPLE GROVE WEST OF BOWMANVILLE 668-5893 1120 DUNDAS ST. E. WHITBY