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Election' 80 Platform - Kay Chambers asks Tay voters to do their part The electors of Tay Township probably have as wide a variety of copie We Keb BT sO | backgrounds, occup- ations, and interests, as any electors in the province of Ontario. To represent the Township of Tay the councillor must be willing to give much time and effort to un- derstanding and solving the problems of a geographically spra- wling township. The councillor must have the judgement to plan for the future and to make the right decisions. Above all the Office seekers onTV tonight Voters in Midland and Penetanguishene will have a chance Wed- nesdav evening to watch the candidates for mavor in their respective towns handle themselves in a_ one- hour live program broadeast on Cable 12. The mayoralty candidates in Midland will appear at 7 p.m. The mayoralty candidates inPeneta- nguishene will appear at 8:30 p.m. (However, as of vesterday afternoon, at least one of the two candidates had still to commit himself.) A half hour will separate the two programs. Cable 12 has extended invilations to all the candidates in Midland, Penetanguishene, Victoria Harbour and Port MeNicoll to tape a 10 minute segment, by themselves or with an interviewer. The result, two hours long. will be broadcast todav at 1:30 p.m. and tomorrow evening at 6:30 p.m, About 16 candidates took the opportunity, all running in Midland and Penetanguishene. Cable 12 will also be broadeasting live on election night beginning al 8:30 p.m. Returns will be broadcast as they are made available. All of the candidates have been invited to drop in through the evening to pive their comments and reaction to the election results. councillor must represent all the residents Of we Tay Township. I have the time, the interest, I believe I have the maturity, the capability, and the judgment for the job. In addition I have a concern for prudent spending of municipal funds. For those of you whom I have not met personally, I will give a little background in- formation. After graduationfrom have two _ teen-aged McMaster University, I daughters. taught secondary In Tay Township and school. I have been in previous com- married for 18 years. munities I have been an Mv husband, David involved community Chambers, is the principal of Midland Secondary School. We worker. Over the years I have taught Sunday School, convened church bazaars and luncheons, and I have been a Brownie leader. I have canvassed for such organizations as the Cancer Society, the Red Cross Society and I have assisted with Blood Donor Clinics. Municipal Govern- ment is the very cor- nerstone of our Canadian Democracy. I am doing my part by running for public of- fice. ' Please do your part by voting on Nov. 10, 1980. EXERCISE YOUR RIGHT Ix} VOTE MONDAY NOV. 10 Be aconcerned citizen VIEMILLS LTD. Sponsored by the following businesses FLOUR DIVISION MIDLAND, ONTARIO indusmin TR CE QS ied Midland. Ontario E TRICEE CONSTRUCTION LTD 169 Elizabeth St.. ST TR NL NNN a ORS ETT Midland 526-9797 TOWN OF PENETANG STEEL BRIGHT LTD. Midland, Ont. BAVARIAN HOUSE OF MIDLAND TAVERN Call 534-3202 FRED HOOK LTD. Heating-Air conditioning Commercial-Residential mor Ri LOMDITIONING MAKER 905 King St., Midland 526-6508 VILLAGE OF ~~. PORT McNICOLL FRENCH DRY CLEANERS 479 Dominion Avenue East, Midland Telephone 526 - 6421 SUNNYSIDE MARINA LTD. ¢Summer Wharfage ¢Marine Railway Winter Storage to 60 ft. Complete Marine Service & Repair Box 35 Midland 526-2961 DIANNE'S HAIRSTYLING "In the Back Lane", Elmvale Dianne Handy Wednesday, November 5, 1980, Page 19 et at ee oli git Ra a eg OP Se sag a m Wl hs es oc AE eer: Pe ee)