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"I always give the job 120%." For incumbent Ward 3 local councillor Tedd Smith, the justifiâ€" cation for his reâ€"election in next month‘s municipal election is simple: there is no one running who is better qualified. The married father of two believes it‘s vital for an elected official to remain accessible and accountable. Smith says his preâ€" S y SECOND YEAR THE OAKVILLE BEAVER decessor, whom he beat in 1991 by over 600 votes, worked in Toronto and had an unlisted phone number. "You have to be a fulltime councillor. That means from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. The issue of accountability is a very important one," says Smith, adding that his availability helps the problemâ€" solving process run more effiâ€" ciently. Smith believes his role is not one of politics, but of manageâ€" ment and making sure the best interests of his constituents are represented. A case in point is his concern that the town put aside THE ROCKIN‘EST SHOCKIN‘EST, FUNNIEST FASTEST STAFF THIS SIDE OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS! CAN YOU BARTEND? WAITER? WAITRESS? DANCE OR SMILE EAR TO EAR? IF so, PUT YOUR PICTURE IN THE BLANK FACE BRING THIS AD PORTS BAR GRANDâ€" SLAM GRILL. OPENING IN 3 WEEKS AT DORVAL * PLEASE APPLY IN PERSON ON NOV. Ist BETWEEN 10 a.m. 3 p.m.! (Beside the Avalon, Oakville Town Centre I1) DT P SPORTS TAP CRAND SLAM GRILL funds for parks and recreation facilities in southeast Oakville. He is also adamant about reducâ€" ing town spending, maintaining an open public process and keepâ€" ing taxes in check. This alone is a huge responsiâ€" bility â€" what with shrinking transâ€" fer payments and other factors â€" which Smith says ‘drives home the point that the Town must be able to do more with less. Smith also has his sights set on several other issues of importance to the voters in his ward, includâ€" ing the completion of Ford Drive and Cornwall Road, keeping a close eye on the Kaneff and Genstar lands near the GO station and the implementation of the Third Heritage District. Smith is not in favor of the Eighth Line overpass which he believes will effectively split his ward in two. All in all, a heavy load for the next term which Smith believes will be best served by someone with experience. I don‘t think I‘ll retire until someone comes along who can d as good a job as me," he says. That job includes membershif in a wide variety of committees including the hospital Board 0| governors, the Humane Society LACAC, the Oakville Harbouts Development Authority, Site Plar Committee and the Specia Committee Against Impairec Driving. The identity of a man who hel up an Oakville bank in May is still: mystery for investigators. The hope someone may recognize hi description and provide a name fc the suspect through Crime Stopper Bank robber is still on the lam The holdâ€"up occurred\ o Saturday, May 28th, at the Manuti Bank of Canada, at Dorval Dri and the South Service Road. Just minutes before the branch was du to close at 2 p.m., a lone gunm entered the premise and demand: money from the staff. He was ope ly displaying a black handgu while bank employees complie with his demands. The man sought by police w described as 55 yearsâ€"ofâ€" age, whi 5‘5" tall, with an average build short grey hair. He was dresse completely in black, including a ha! jacket, pants, and shoes, and he c ried a black duffle bag. The suspect was last seen wal ing west from the bank â€" headi toward Dorval Drive. If you have any information t! leads to an arrest in this or any oth case, you may be eligible for a cas reward of up to $1,000. You nee not give your name and your info mation will be treated with comple anonymity. Crime Stoppers does n: subscribe to call display. Call 1â€"800â€"668â€"5151 or 82 TIPS (that‘s 825â€"8477). i1010 October 26, 199