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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1929 Elect William Harmer | for Alderman in the North East 'Ward Platform: 1st--lixtension of Street. gnd--Bet er Roads and Fire Protection, 8rd--Change ot Dangerous Curve on Mary Street, 4th--Improved Sewer, Sides walks ani) Water Ser» ALDERMAN | In Ward 2 | AND ASSURE THE CITY OF; PROPER ADMINISTRATION DURING THE YEAR OF 1920 Ji vice, Sth--ubiic Utility. 6th---Wil, Support Subway "| George Hart As Alderman in the . E. Ward} THE You've Elected me byacclamation as an Alderman in Ward 1. Please accept my thanks | D. M. D.M. Douglas Mitchell | for MAYOR A Progressive Policy for a Progressive City To the Citizens of Oshawa: Having been honoured with your confidence continuous'y during the last fifteen years, in one position or another, and not being a candidate for office in the present Municipal elections, | desire to express my gratitude for your con. fidence in past years and to wish you all A Most Happy and Prosperous New Year TO THE ELECTORS OF SOUTH-EAST WARD Believing that T would be of ser | vice to the City at this particular lime, T am again a candidate for | Allerman, I so'icit your support, nd if elected will do my utmost » further the interests of the city, 1--A 44 mill tax rate on the dollar is too large for a pro- gressive city. It gives a bad impression to the new- comer, be he a resident or a prospective manufacturer, I will make a tremendous effort to have the tax rate ® i " % 4 % : A "- 5 " «4 . % % 4 LOR TEL HE yates G. D. CONANT "January 3rd, 1929. FA Your vote and influence are A a oe a ed Cd To the Electors of the Township of East Whitby tfully r clection of EDGAR L. GLOVER As Councillor for the year 1920 WITH BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF EAST WHITBY Ladies and Gentlemen: -- iil I respectfully solicit your vote influence to se- cure my election as Councillor for the year 1929. If elected 1 will give my time and best efforts to serve the interests of all and endeavor to get full value for all money expended. LEWIS R. LUKE ted for the A PP I Ps Vote and Elect HARRY N. MALLETT As Alderman for Ward 5 A Good Clean Cut Business Administration eee La A A a 2 2 0 0 a SAM. H. JACK: 'ON || a ER ll YEARS CHAIRMAN RE-ELECT JOHN T. | CRAWFORD AS ALDERMAN NORTH-EAST WARD No. 4 YO- CATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE ALSO CHAIRMAN~TNECHNICAL Company s of the year, lish a bus sy Ritson Road, n west, College Hill, etc. 4--LIGHTING OF STREETS. tem of this city is far from adequate for a progressive city, We are in the country town class so far as our street lighting system is concerned. We want more light on our streets. $-- Are we going to allow the building of our Technical School to be made a political football? Are we going to spend one hundred and seventy-five thousand dol- lars more for a new ite in order to give a few votes to certain individuals who wish to make capital out of it? I am sincerely in favor of building the Tech- nical School as an addition to the Collegiate Institute as recommended by the Oshawa Board of Education. 6--The coming year | promise to make a special study of the form of government under which Oshawa is ad- ministered. Such questions as, ward system, size of Council, two year term, commission government, City Manager, etc., will be considered. And | hope to sub- mit one or more proposals to the electors at the end for 1929 reduced to 40 mills. 2--1 am in favor of submitting all money by-laws to the vote of the ratepayers, such as the purchase of the Hydro Electric and gas plants, the subway, sewage disposal plant, City Hall and Fire Hall. 3--TRANSPORTATION. Vote As You Like But Vote! With a view to better trans- portation within the city limits the Oshawa Railway be approached and asked to estab- to take'in such outlying districts as rth and south, King Street, east and The street lighting sys- --This great Australian city, with a population of more than a mil- | lion people, has grown so fast that its traffic conditions are fast be- coming intolerable and the mums ipal authorities seem helpless to meet the situation. The present confusion is large- ly due to the fact that Melbourny is governed by 37 municipal coun- .|cils, with a further 35 public auth- icted orities exercising more restr control. 'There are no means a present available for these various bodies to unite on one big project for the benefit of some or 'all of | Tv the Electors City of Oshawa: I respectfully solicit your vote and in- fluence as Member of' the Board. of Education for 1929-1930, Wishing you all a * Happy and Prosperous "New Year, I'am, Yours very truly, Ross MacKinnon Aechmainn to The Board of Water Commissioners § WHROSS the various communities which |e = they represent. Melbourne is now grappling with the problem of city planning and a commission has been appointed in an attempt to straighten out the tangled conditions that now exist. A man may be discreet in love but he loses half the fun.--London Call- Rate for Election Advertising The Times rate for election advertising is 70c an inch (column width) each insertion. 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