News — 15 September 2010
Schmidt, MacKinnon add names to council race
With nominations officially closed as of Sept. 10 at 2 p.m, there have been two names entered in the race for mayor in Dryden, along with11 names submitted for council.
There are six positions available for councillor, one for mayor, one trustee in both English and French Public School Boards, two for English Separate School Board trustee, and one vacancy for French Separate School Board trustee.
In the running for mayor in Dryden sits incumbent Anne Krassilowsky in a race with former councillor Craig Nuttall.
In the running for council are incumbents Brian Collins, Gary Case, Mike Wood, and Mel Fisher. Newcomers to the race include Ken Moss, Mary Trist, Adam Riley, Joe Delaney, Richard Jonasson, Martin C. MacKinnon and Krag Schmidt.
School board trustee Ed Arnold will campaign to keep his position against David Wilkinson.
The French Separate School Board vacancy may be filled with sole nominee Lorraine M. Marston.
Two nominees have let their name stand for the English Separate School Board trustee vacancies including Robert Van Oort and Kathy Bryck.
By Ally Dunham
Machin Candidates
Mayor
Garry Parkes, Linda Anderson and Gordon Dingman.
Council
Dennis Peterson, Tonya Slater, Gordon Griffiths, Lloyd Chandler, Joseph Ruete, John Wheeler, Ronald Kujansuu, David Marion, Laurie Huffman and Paul Kelly.
English Public School Board trustee
Barbara Gauthier (acclaimed)
Ignace Candidates
Mayor
Dianne Loubier and Lee Kennard.
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Dennis Smyk, Sherrill Musclow, Kimberley Crossley, Alan Graver, Ron Curtis, Greg Gothard, Philip Gauthier, Larry Fraswer, and Chicki Pesola.
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David Penney (acclaimed)
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Kevin Kahoot, Tracey Simon and Rob Doyle.
Council
Ron Bergman, Lawrence Doudiet, Devon Buckler, Jim Desmarias, Rob Eady, Vic Robinson, Fred Melanson and David Wilson.
English Public School Board trustee
Gerald Kleist (acclaimed)
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