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House HosfKt those coping with lifethreatening illness POLITICS Municipal candidate list grows Candidates rolling in for Oct 25 election BY TERESA LATCH FORD tlatchfordyrmgcom Let the campaigning begin for those running in the Oct 25 municipal election Newmarket Mayor Tony Van Bynen declared his candidacy for a second term only four minutes after the opening of registration last week Im looking forward to an exciting year Mayor Van Bynen sakL But I look even more forward to an excit ing next term He is confident residents have seen good leadership from himself and fellow councillors in the past three years as the municipality has taken on some excit ing projects including the community urban space project economic development strategy old town hall renovations and Yonge Street and Davis Drive restruc- STARTS JAN 14 lwstorescom Everybodys outlet store FAMILY FITNESS FRENZY BUY ANY 2 ITBMS AND SET ITEM FOR ONLY Oar Price wok UP 50 Weve just got oar hands on a 24 million fitness apparel BANKRUPTCY DEAL just in time to start your New Years resolution Brand name athletic wear for the entire family so you can gear up for the gym without losing too mucn weight in your wallet TANK TOPS JACKETS TSHIRTS SKIRTS SHORTS PANTS MORE DERBY COMPARE AT 3999 Featuring Starting at COMPARE AT 11000 BIKE HELMETS ACCESSORIES EQUIPMENT ACCESSORIES ROLLER BLADES Miss a day miss a deal ands more brand itess we cant advertise Woodbine Ave 9059890019 Aurora 15278 Yonge St 9057264464 turing he said Its an exciting time for Newmarket and I would like to stay on to see these projects through he said Looking into the future for employment opportuni ties and getting the planned womens shelter operating are two priorities on his campaign list He will officially launch his campaign Jan 28 with a kickoff party It will be a busy year as he continues his current duties and plans to be on the streets campaign ing more than during his previous campaign Regional Councillor John Taylor expects an inter esting campaign as he predicts the large projects will attract more candidates as Newmarket breaks into a new decade Although Mr Taylor hasnt officially regis tered he has made it clear hi wants to keep his seat Its an exciting time for Newmarket and I would like to stay on to see these projects through Its these kinds of projects that make the job inter esting and more rewarding at the same time he said Ward 7 Councillor Chris Emanuel also plans to seek reelection He is proud of what council has accom plished this term but also sees the need to continue rinding solutions to issues facing his ward including the sale of Glenway Country Club and the reduction of Avenue from four to two lanes Councillor Victor Woodhouse seeks to serve Ward 3 for another term while Ward 2 Councillor Dave and Ward 4 Councillor Larry Blight were also quick to announce their intention to run again Councillor Joe Sponga is also seeking to serve Ward 5 for the next three years Ward 6 Councillor Dennis Ramsarran will not seek reelection this fall The time has now come to pursue other options other ways of serving he said This is not an easy decision but I believe it is the right decision at the right time Maddic Di Muccio and Lucille Abate have filed to replace Mr Ramsarran Ward Councillor Tom Vegh has not yet made a decision Martin Van Beek seeks to return as the York Region District School Board trustee for the next term NEWMARKET MINOR BALL HOCKEY Fun noncontact sport for boys and girls between the ages of 418 as of January Cost 10000 per player leash or cheque only Includes shirt shorts socks Walkin Registration Dates Saturday January 23 Saturday February 13 Saturday February 27 Sunday March 7 at the Newmarket Magna Centre or Register online at wwwnmbhaca accepted online only Convenors required for all divisions For more information call or email samcarusirogerscom