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By Staff | September 16, 2010

All Candidates Meetings Schedule

List of Candidates

Addington Highlands

Central Frontenac

Lanark Highlands

North Frontenac

South Frontenac

Tay Valley

And, they're offBy Jeff Green

A flurry of last-minute nominations throughout the region has ensured lively contests for just about every municipal position in Frontenac County, Addington Highlands, and western Lanark County.

While Henry Hogg has been acclaimed as Reeve in Addington Highlands, and Keith Kerr and Susan Freeman will return as Reeve and Deputy Reeve in Tay Valley, there will be battles for all of the other positions.

Ann Goodfellow and Wendy Procter have each been acclaimed as trustees of the Limestone District School Board and Algonquin Catholic Separate School Boards respectively.

In North Frontenac, Bud Clayton is running for mayor against Jim Beam. Clayton served as a North Frontenac councilor between 2003 and 2006, and ran for mayor the last time around, losing out to Ron Maguire, who is not running in this election.

In Central Frontenac, Douglas Lee has joined the race for mayor. He is running against Logan Murray, who announced his candidacy at the beginning of the year, and incumbent mayor Janet Gutowski, who has also been campaigning since the summer.

There are additional candidates for Council as well.

In North Frontenac, incumbent Lonnie Watkins and Gerry Martin have jumped into the race for ward 2 (Clarendon and Miller), making it a five-way race for two positions, and in ward 3 (Palmerston-Canonto) John Inglis and Robin Riddell have joined the race, making it a four-way race.

In ward 1 (Barrie) incumbent Wayne Good decided to run again, making it a four-way race.

There are new candidates for Council in Central Frontenac as well. In Kennebec ward, Tom Waller has joined the race, making it a four-way race for two positions, and in Olden, incumbent Norm Guntensperger is the third candidate to come forward. Carol Coupland is running in Oso ward, making it a four-way race.

In South Frontenac, the races were basically set early on in the summer, but late last week there was a candidate who pulled out of the race. Long-serving Bedford councilor David Hahn withdrew because of illness.

Over in Addington Highlands, the race in ward 2 now has a 5th candidate, Tony Fritsch.

Finally, in Lanark Highlands, two candidates have finally stepped up for the single seat in ward 6, Brian Stewart and JoAnne Wheeler.

(See below for a complete list of candidates, and the notice on page 1 for the schedule of all-candidates’ meetings)

Municipal Elections 2010:All-Candidates MeetingsPresented as a public service by the Frontenac News. All Meetings start at 7pm. Thu. Sep. 23Ward 3, Central FrontenacOso Hall, Sharbot LakeMon. Sep. 27Ward 3, North FrontenacOmpah HallTue. Sep. 28Ward 2, North FrontenacClar-Mill Hall, PlevnaWed. Sep. 29Ward 2, Central FrontenacOlden Hall, Mountain GroveThu. Sep. 30Ward 1, Central FrontenacKennebec Hall, ArdenFri. Oct. 1Ward 1, North FrontenacBarrie Hall, CloyneMon. Oct. 4Loughborough, South FrontenacSydenham LegionThu. Oct. 7Ward 4, Central FrontenacPicadilly Hall, GodfreyTue.. Oct. 12Ward 2, Addington HighlandsFlinton Rec CentreWed.Oct. 13Bedford, South FrontenacBedford Hall, Westport Rd.Thu. Oct. 14Ward 1, Addington HighlandsDenbigh HallFri. Oct. 15Portland, South FrontenacVerona Lions HallMon. Oct. 18South Sherbrooke, Tay ValleyMaberly Hall ADDINGTON HIGHLANDS TOWNSHIP

Reeve: Henry Hogg, acclaimed

Ward 1 (Denbigh): Tony Fritsch, Eythel Grant, Janice Kerr, Yvonne Rosien, Adam Snider

Ward 2 (Kaladar): Bill Cox, Larry Pealow, Mary Ann Tryon, Helen Yanch

CENTRAL FRONTENAC TOWNSHIP

Mayor: Douglas Lee, Janet Gutowski, Logan Murray

Ward 1 (Kennebec): Tom Dewey, Jeff Matson, Tom Waller, Britian Wilson

Ward 2 (Olden): Justin Gray, Norman Guntensperger, John Purdon

Ward 3 (Oso): Carol Coupland, Richard Greenstreet, Wayne Millar, Frances Smith,

Ward 4 (Hinchinbrooke): Heather J. Fox, Phillip Smith, Bill Snyder

NORTH FRONTENAC TOWNSHIP

Mayor: Jim Beam, Bud Clayton

Ward 1 (Barrie): Lorraine Garey, Wayne Good, Shawn Gray, Fred Perry