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to team up against blaise szolgyemy correspondent two candidates for the provincial liberal nomination agreed to cooperate in an effort to stop the third candidate from winning michael kusner a candidate and a professor at ryerson poly technical institute said he and whitchurch stouffville mayor fran sainsbury pledged to support each other if either of them had to leave the race by combining their support they hoped to defeat the eventual winner regional councillor frank scarpitti the candidates could have fulfilled their pledge if the first round of voting in thursdays nomination meeting had been inconclusive if neither of the candidates had gained more than 50 percent of the votes a second round of voting would have been held with the two leading candidates running the candidate that received the least votes in the first round would have had to withdraw mr kusner said according to the agreement if he had to withdraw he would have asked his supporters to vote for mayor sainsbury if she had to drop out she would have done the same for mr kusner however thetwo could not fulfill their agreement because mr scarpitti won the majority of votes in the first round mr kusner said he opposed mr scarpitti because he entered the party only shortly before he announced his intentions to run see page 3 restrictions remain same in the tribune weekender it was reported that water restrictions were in place for evennumbered homes on tuesday thursday and saturday while oddnumbered homes are restricted on monday wednesday and saturday in fact the town has kept its restrictions for evennumbered homes on even days and oddnumbered homes on odd days of the month the hours of 6 to 9 am and 6 to 9 pm remain the same the tribune regrets any confusion this may have caused