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30 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, November 5, 1985 BILL LINNINGTON Bill Linmington has hved in Durham Region since 1969 and Township since '75 The last 5 years in Ward 4. He 1s 37 years old, mar- ried man with a family. A former OPP Officer with 13 years service in the Region and now has a furniture refinishing business in Nestleton The reason he is running for office 1s that earlier this year he represented the ratepayers of Ward 4 to council, and found that council was reluctant to deal with the pro- blem. After a few council meetings, he felt he could represent the peo- ple of Ward 4 as well as the Township better than the present "Pass The Buck Council If elected, Bill Linington would work to do the following: Tax money collected in Ward 4 is spent in Ward 4, Road improvement throughout the Township, stringent controls on waterfront development, to curb further pollution of Lake Scugog He would like to see more light commercial industry in Ward 4 Above all Mr Linington states he will listen to ratepayers in order to formulate pohcy Pal Whether your JORS dare competing At the ca show a nabonay com pethon or ust competing for yout Atténhion they deserve the very best Shur Ga Nake vOu' JOP Ss reward for yy har day With ARR I Sd (oMmpleteny Hay (38) AVAILABLE AT *GAIN because your prize possessions deserve the very best SHUR H & M WRIGHT FEED CO. LTD. BLACKSTOCK - 986-4201 CANDIDATES FOR Ward 4 Councillor NIEL My name is Neil McLaughlin. 1 have a wife, Kathy, and two children, Alex and Jessica. I live on the first farm east of Blackstock. I've lived in Ward IV for 31 years and have been active in communi- ty affairs. I ran successfully for Ward IV councillor in 1976 and served a two year term. After my term, I pur- chased a dairy farm that we live on to-day. I ran it successfully for 5 years. In February of 1984 1 sold my cows and quota and took the position of outside salesman for Ralston- Purina at Vanstone Mill in Bowman- ville. A position I hold to-day. I feel my two year term on coun- cil will enable me to represent the people of Ward IV as a councillor with experience. I enjoy meeting and working with people throughout the community and would like to serve you as your councillor With Shur Ga Op TOO v Pen AY POO OD Quad hy Y RL the best n nutr hon and value Try Shur Garr Dog Food today JIM MARLOW Jim Marlow, a lifetime resident of Blackstock will be seeking election to Scugog Council on November 12, 1985. Jim, who has managed the fami- ly feed and transport business for many years has been a very active member of his community. He 1s a member of Blackstock United Church where he served as Treasurer, on the Board of Stewards, and at present a member of the Session. He is a life member of Fidelity Lodge, Port Perry, serving as Master in 1967. Jim has been directly involved in community activities as a member of the Community Hospital for ten years, including three years as Chairman. At present he is a member of the Hospital Foundation Board. Jim lives in Blackstock with his wife Dorothy and two children, Anne and Frederick. His activities outside Scugog Township include Treasurer of the Ontario Grain and Feed Dealers' Association, and as a Director of the Ontario Milk Transport Association. Jim believes that some of the im- portant issues are the reduction and control of the weeds in our lake, the condition of the roads in Ward 4 tespecially the lakefront area) and a desire for more Industrial and Commercial growth in Scugog Township He has the time and interest to make the commitment necessary to meet the challenge of the future CHESTER PEDZIKOWSKI Ladies and Gentlemen: My name is Chester Pedzikowski, a resident of Ward 4 and taxpayer for the past 33 years, also a businessman for 25 years in Chester's Appliance Ser- vices. I am running as Councilman of Ward 4 Scugog Township. I am 60 years old and a father of 4 children. I have been a volunteer fireman for 23 years. I have been associated with Branch 419 Royal Legion, Port Perry as Sgt. of Arms, 3rd Vice President, and member of the Ex- ecutive Body for a number of years. I am aware of the needs of the Elec- torate, particularly the Lakeshore Area. The road conditions, police response and protection including ambulance service should be improved. The drainage and road system of the Lakeshore Area of Ward 4 needs immediate attention. I am very con- cerned about the lack of enforce- ment of by-laws concerning proper- ties that have been abandoned and neglected in Ward 4. "My objective, if elected, is to work towards improvements in these areas as well as to keep your taxes as low as conceivably possible. I feel I am honest and truthful, sometimes to the point of being blunt. However, if thisis a fault. I feel it to be a good one. I will endeavour to do my best on your behalf if T am elected I thank vou for taking the time to listen to me OCCASION VL) Say It with a ... | BALLOON BOUQUET Add to Your Bouquet: A Basket of Fruit, Candy, Wine, Cheese & Crackers. Y. The Balloon House \ Delivery Available 986-5105 HOLIDAY PRICES ON cCusTOM MADE DRAPERIES Sheer yd *11.00 Poly/ Cotton Poly/Linen ON PATIO DOOR VERTICALS... WE ARt CONTINUING OUR SALE yd *13.00 yd *13.00 Many other fabrics reasonably priced Dozens af Fabrics 75 «84° 139.99 FRET AAC gt 85 x84 *149.99 t Noose from Durham Shade & Vertical 985-9985 \ k= Fun at Royal Winter Fair A young Canadian hero, a Royal princess, a colorful parade, a special salute to youth and everything from Aberdeen Angus bulls to zucchinis will be part of the 57th Royal Agricultural Winter Fair at the Royal Coliseum, Exhibition Place, November 7 through 16. In recognition of the International Year of the Youth, the Royal has named Steve Fonyo one of its youth ambassadors. Mr. Fonyo will be grand marshal of the Royal parade in downtown Toronto, November 6, and will also attend various youth- related activities at the Fair. Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra of Kent will officially open the RAWF Horse Show, November 8. Guard of Honor at the ceremonies will be The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada, of which the princess of Colonel-In-Chief. More than 2,500 young com- petitors from across Canada will also be attending the Fair, making the Royal one of the largest Youth Year programs in Canada this year. Youth will also be an important component of the Royal parade. The Royal, the largest fair of its kind in Canada, will house more than 10,000 animals and feature 12,000 exhibits at the 27-acre com- plex at the Royal Coliseum. More than 2,000 head of beef, dairy and market cattle, including a cow recently purchased for more than $2 million, will be entered in various competitions. Most of the competi- tions this year will feature a youth contingent. Young people will also be taking part in butter sculpture competition, square dancing, public speaking and a fashion show. The Royal will open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 10 am. to 9 p.m. Sunday. General admission, available at the door, 1s $5.00 for adults; $3.50 for students 12 and over; and $2.50 for children. Senior citizens will be ad- mitted for $2.00 November 7 and 8 General admission prices do not in- clude the Horse Show Among the many other highlights of the Royal is the Field Crop Com- petition, which will include an insect collection competition this year. The Flower Show, which will feature the Royal as its theme. will display floral depictions of animals at the Fair Butter sculpting by students from Ontario College of Art will be another attraction There will also be a pickling con- test and judging of honey and maple products The Horse Show will feature inter- national riders. among them Nick Skelton of England. currently described as the "hottest rider in the world Former hockey star. Bobby Hull. will present prizes at the Market Steer Division show and judging One of the highlights of the Market Division show 1s the Queen's Guineas competition for 4-H members The Roval will also honor Steve Fonvo by imtiating the "Roval '85 Cancer Fund = Visitors to the Roval who donate $500 or more will receive this year's Fair poster. the pubhc can also mail cheques. made out to "Royal 85 Cancer Fund to the Royal Winter Fair. Royal Col 1Iseum. Exhibition Place. Toronto. MEK 3073 -- Ca a -