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PACIE 12. WLIIBY FREE'PRESS, WEDNESDYAY,'NOVEMBER 9,1988 VOE OELC *Proven Outstanding Municipal Experience *Concerned representative with full time dedication e Active conservationist and environmentalist *Lifetime resident of East Ward (No. 4) DEDICATED TO- " Implement new controlled planning for future development. " Update Municipal & Regional transportation roads for beffer safety and access. " Increase the accomodation and patient care of the Whitby General Hospital. " Complete a tax review with a holid-the-line policy. Let's work together for a better Whitby. Assist me in bringing an experienced voice, with public participation and updated ideas, to ensure controlled,, acceptable development in the future. Bob White ELECTION '88 - HYDRO COMMISSION Expansion will be big issue Expansion is the -biggest issue facing the hydro commission, says Bill Lawler, a candidate for one of Whitby's four hydro commission seats. "Expansion is very costly. (Among other projeets) the sub- stations just north of Groveside cemetery have to be replaced. There's-a lot of replacement (to be done)," he said. However, Lawler said, "Hydro is the best value for the dollar. (The high cost is attributed to) careless use of electricity." Rates could be lower with care- fui use of hydro, he added. Communication with the Town was another issue Lawler ident- ified as important. "Communication with the Town is a big thing, we need to know (what they are doing) to set budgets," Lawler said. 'We can always improve. We have a good commission and we do our best." Lawler is married with two eilidren, six grandchildren and bas been a lifelong resident of Whitby." He is. a retired sta- tionary engineer. NOVI N MONDAY 'EMBER 14th (0- YOU HAVE A CHOICE TO MAKE! WHO WILL REPRESENT YOU AND 000 YO0UR FAMILY AS COUNCILLOR FOR THE EAST WARD, TO WORK FOR A GOOD QUALITY 0F LIFE IN WHITBY? AS AN EAST WARD RESIDENT GEOFF RISON SHARES YOUR CONCERNS: 0 *1 l.\ III i1ITB Y1) 1:\ IT O PSA\1 \SI-OWI R P \('I l IAI 0 R NIlG(IlBOL*lRII()I) INTIlRI SIS \I PROM *1(il 1). EAST WARD pictu.re itI* I*6,Iý1f 'f h LAe \-I-) ONfAnIlOý 0 RLSPONSIV[* -RiEPRE.SiEN I I Io)N 0 SENSIBLE AND) (ONSTRUTIV! -\PPRO.-\II 0 EFF[EiCTIVE- PLANNING IFOR GROW I Il 0 COMM! fMINiTIO OUR CRNMtNII1Y 0 A STRONG VOICI: ON (GINCII 0 FULL I.VMI SIRVICI- 0 ( ONU RN IFOR PI (>111 f VOTE eb 'j -TO THE RESIDENTS- W FOR Y'OUR WARM RECEPTION > ATY~OUR IIOMES. YOUR WILLINGNESS TO DISCUSS ISSUES, YOUR INTEREST IN NIY >rCAMPAIGN AND) YOUR EXPRESSIONS OF SUPPORT. I TIIANK YOU. SINCER! LY. t In every community certain people have contro ... they decide who will serve in the local government to shape the community ... they decide who will sit on the sehool boars... to help shape the minds of our children, our future ... Who are these people? They are the voters.. Vote in your Local Government Elections Monday, Nov. l4th 'y Ministry of DONALD G. MCUKAY ® Municipal CLERK & RETURNING OFFICER 5 D Affairs TOWN 0F WHITBY Ontario - jon Eakuns. -MinisIef RE-ELECT PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD for "Quality Education Today - for Tomorrow" SOME MAJOR ISSU ES FACING EDUCATION IN DURHAM TODAY AND TOMORROW *A declining provincial share of educational costs - clown from 60%/ in 1975 to 45% in 1988. *The proposed tax grab of local tax dollars by the Province. (Called pooling of Industrial and Commercial Assessment.> *The DESPERATE need for schools in Durham Rég ion. *Prrcvincially mandated programs with start Up funds only. Thoe Issues wIli requirs an EXPERIENCED and dedicated trustes ta ensure that aur chlldren do flot suifer. SOME 0F MY OBJECTIVES AS YOUR TRUSTEE WILL BE *To see that the much neecled acIditions to, Whitby sohools are proceeded with as quickly as possible. *Continue to sorutinize services and staff requirements with a view to eliminating frilis and keeping costs within reason. *To keep close contact with ail Whitby schools, so that I will be abreast of each schools needs and requirements. *To develop effective student retention programs. *Continue to support energy efficient conservation items. I~! sEti 1 ROI I iF (OMMITIEL :TO ILICI GE-OI iS(1-1mI V R) 01N(II OR WIIITBY* CONT 4CT: 6661135 0 668-8256 * 668-5372 joý A 0