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PAGE 2#,WEDNESDAY.NOVEMBER 8,1978, WJ-IJTJ3Y FRJEPRESS Four candidates seek I arn married, 36 yèars of age, an accountant by train--u in ad scoday eholROGE~R ADAMS MIKE BURGESS BARRY EVANS GRO AN teacher by choice. 1 have and around' Whitby,, and 'invelvement and willingness ness, ay property owner G ty OR NAti cMbine been a part of the Whitby especially concerned about to work without financial have a f -rm committnient. to wthm epoy nti community for ten years, for the implications of this remuneratien for Whitby's Whi tby n nprtclrte itrial and omercial the past six and one-haif development te the Centre betterment has developed Centre Ward. Real Estate and encourage- years as a home owner, and Ward area. numerous good faithBAR EASmetfmmnypoeha pirtthtaatece0fMIKE BURGESS relationships which I feel cnicdm oofrm Business at Anderson CX.I.ivsm-etrisgtit Asalw rIko an Over the past several years I I believe I have gained gve9 m bttrinigt nt sanla te, kowrandf csnviced mer tooffeprtamy have become very concerned considerable grass roots the proble ms and desires of munierstand the poers a0f servce trfo rdisimortnt about. the development in experience in community the residents. As a self- mircipalofgtvenDutrAsa lrl.scnr adcuc involvement. Ths volintnrv, employed downtewn busi- Ir . -. - -- MONAYNOVEMBER 13 ELECT A STRONGER. VOICE FOR WHITBY VOTE BOB ATTERSLEY FOR Ilegion Family Y, I amn accustomed to making deci- siens invelving people and large sums of money. As a resident and businessman in the Centre Wa rd,,'I recognize the needs of my constituents. In mny profession, I represent people from all walks of life: as a councillor, I. shall continue to do so. GORDON HANNA' My decision te run for councillor in the centre ward flows from my intense inter- est te see improvernent to the downtown area ef Whitby. I have been involved in the Action Cemmittee and as President of the Whitby Chamber of Commerce these past two years have worked teo firstly attract members from their area and secondly promote the character of downtown as pet the cover of our community guide recently distributed. Twenty years 0f experi- ence and interest in School boards council and commun- WHAT ISSUES HAVE THE GREATEST IMPACT ON THE RESIDENTS IN YOUR WARD AND WHAT WILL YOU, IF ELECTED COUNCILLOR FOR THAT WARD, DO ABOUT THESE -ISSUES? ROGER ADAMS ISSUES AND PROPOSALS -1/ Te eliminate the large volume 0f threugh traffic (with its higher speed, noise and dirt) on Brock Street and Highway 12, I would propose that Thickson, Road be designated as Highway 12, and that connection of the- Whitby-Pickering Town Line Road with Highway 401 be accomplished immediately. 2/ In the past three years many of the older homes and buildings of considerable character and historic value have fallen under the wrecker's hammer. To ehi- minate this destruction of the unique character of the Town and out culture, i would propose that demnoli- tion Dermits must be DURHAMOFDUMAm NOTICE Please b. advised that Superior Sewver Services Ltd. wiII Ne testing portions of the sewers in the Town of Whitby durîng the week of November 13th. 1978 by the use of SMO KE. The SMOKE is flot harmful and should flot enter the premises unless a leak is present. Ausy presence of SMOKE 1vithin the building should b. reported to the people con- ducting the test along thue street or by calling the Maintenance Division of The Regional Municipality of Durhamn Works department at 668-7721. The two am in Whitby wlwre thas tests wMllbe oenductedare: Thei armm bounded by Dundas Street West, nrxwt limit of Faeview Drive, Lyndle Creek mW Hallett Avenue and Fa.rview Drive on the eest. ®The arums bounded by Hih#y 401, P Dundma Street West. Annes Sureet and Bryview Avenue. and Frances Street on the, tet obtained for the rasing of any building, and that these permits must be approved by the .A.C.A.C. (Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee). 3/ To eliminate the waste of tax and/or Provincial grant dollars, 1 would pro- pose that projeets for street, sewer, or otlier changes i existing areas be explained to the locally affected resi- dents and- approved by themn before being carried.out. 4/ As motivation for resi- dents to shop i the, down- town business district, parking should be free for a two hour period on any street or lot. However, limiîtations sheuld be placed upon expan- sionl of the existing business area'to, the detriment'of the surrounding residential dis- tricts. MIKE BURGESS Our ward is unique in that different problems concern different residents. Concerns range from downtown rejuv- enation, Port development and, neighbourhood char. acter retention, to trans- portation, and last but certainly flot least, proper handling of our tax dollars. I feil strongly about the need to increase the tax base through properly planned development. This will reduce the tax burden and e!. iinate the need to reduce ser - es. A good example is the non-profit heusing pro- ject thL I headed' up the formatioi and' construction of (withou- personal remun- eration). 'rhisj brought' 48 families and their purchas- ing power w ithin a couple blocks of downtown, provied a sidewalk, lot levies, and a greater tax revenue all at no cost to the taxpayers. If elected, I will continue te work at reducing, the tax burden by planned Cont'd on P. 3 W.&. TWELVETREES, P. ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS - F VUIULILell- v