WIIrBY MI PnýtSS 'WEDNESD)AY. NOVEIMBER 9. 1988,ý PAGE 1là Fo'ur local youtlis injured iu Friday night accideut Three Whitby youths and a Brooklln youtb remain in hospital following a single car accident on Victoria St. last F'iday night. Durham Regional Police are still investigating the cause of the accident but say a 1978 Ford Thunderbird driven by Daniel McWhrter, 18, of 39 Heber Down Ores. in Brooklin, sid off tbe road and bit a tree. He is in hospital, listed condition. Ajax/Pickeing in satisfactory A passenger in the front seat, Jennifer Conrad, 16, of 46 Jason Dr., Whitby, was taken to AjaxlPickering hospital but was then transferred to Toronto General. Sbe is descrlbed as in serious, but improving, condition. Two lback seat po~ssengers. David Winchester, 16, of 129 bell Dr. and Sean Thair, 17, of 31 Rice Dr. were also transported to hospital. Winchester is in Toronto General, in serious but improving condition. whlle Thair is in good condition at Oshawa General. Police describe the car as a "write-off." They say it was not raining, at the time of the accident buit the road was wet. Bri an Foiey returns home from U.S. By Debbie Luchuk A Whitby teen has returned home af'ter a series of misad- ventures that ail began with a failed coliege course. Bilan Foley, the young Whitby mnan who disappeared four months ago, returned home recently to end an unfortunate adventure. Foley, 19, told family, fr-iends and the media of an adventure t bat featured muggings, falnting spelîs, two arrests and sleeping in a stolen car in a trip to Chcago to get away from a failed course at Durharn College. He said lhe Ieft home on June 14 because hie was upset- about failing the first year course in food and pharmaey. He didn't want to tel bis parents or show them bhis -report card. By bicycle, GO train and another train he ended up in Chicago, where hie e xperienced the rough life of the imner city. He is charged with car theft and breaking into a burned-out junkyard with three street gang kids, and still faces two arrest warrants for failure to appear in a Chicago court. Foley told the press that be was desperate, having been mugged three times and losing al of bis money. He used the car to sleep in, and he was caught collecting scrap metal for sale te make up for the money be bcd lost... A family befrlended him, and be lived with tbem for a while before getting a ride to Detroit wbere be crossed tbe border into Windsor. t was there that he was identified and Windsor police notified tbe Wbitby force and Foley's parents. t is doubtf'ul that Foley will be extradlted to face tbe charges. Eleet DENNIS FOX East Ward Councillor e Experience Nov. 14,1988 Dennis Fox hos Successfullyl.. e Protected our Environment (Decom, 20 acre Rallroad yard, Stdp Mail Expansion) *Lobbîed for New'School Construction + Crossing Guards *Fought for Improved New Home Constructon & Development e Petiioned Council for Whitby to remain a rFownu "PUT EXPERIENCE AND ABILITY To, WORK FOR WHITB Y"# Vote FOX for East Word Councillor 668-5143 - The Committee to Elect Dennis Fox How Emmi wiII freeze taxes 1I can freeze taxes for at Ieast two years," says Gerry Emm, candidate for Mayor. "Some people would bave you believe this 18 not possible, but when I am Mayor it will be done!" Soon after the election Mayor Emm will propose to council a freeze on tbe Town's sbare of realty taxes. Whitby staff in all departments will be directed te review tbeir budgets to find ways of cutting costs witbout damaging services. Jncreased costs due to inflation will be met by extra revenue received due te growtb. For example if growtb is 8% and inflation only 5%, tbere wili be money left over to improve existing services. In new subdivisions developers will be requlred te pay more toward necessary services. This may reduce their huge profits, but competition will prevent the increased developer costs from being passed on to homebuyers. Expanded recycling and composting wlll reduce the volume of garbage Whltby produces. This will prevent the large tax increases due te blgber'dumping fees now being tbreatened by Mayor Attersley and otbers. A larger share of federal and provincial funds will be sougbt by Mayor Emm te improve basic services such as transportation and bospital care." A fair distribution of funds from other levels of government will help us avoid local tax increases," Emm says. Service clubs and other private sources will be encouraged te contribute to the cost of new parks and community centres. Tourism will ha aggressively promoted and new industry sought, to provide expanded revenue. "Taxes bave been controlled in Markharn, Etobicoke, North York and other growing municipaities, and they can be frozen in Whitby," Emm declares. "AIl it takes 18 a new attitude and a new Mayor." 16111k i e I, Mark K Flewwelling, place niy naine before you the Citizens, as a candidate for Trustee - Durham Board of Education on November l4th, 1988. My decision to run for Trustee is based upon the following: A) I ara concerned for our sehool system and our children's education. The control over the financing of our childrens education is a business, however it is a business of social implication s and must be governed accordingly. B) It is time Whitby Council and the Durham Board of Education worked together on Education and Safety Issues, rather than independant parties. C) Our children are tomorrow's citizens. We owe them the best so that they may be able to live with and pass on our values. Given my 13 years administrative business experience coupled with my involvement in educational issues during our years in Whitby, most specifically, e past Chairînan of Palmerston Avenue Parents Advisory Committee '0 Co-f'ounder I past Vice President of the Education Action Committee I believe I can deliver on the needs of today's children and Education issues. On November l4th, 1988, please vote Mark Flewwelling as your Whitby Durhamn Board of Education Trustee. Put DEDICATION and EXPERIENCE to work for oui' ebjidren. Mark K Flewwelling Inquiries and/or concerns please cal] RE- ELECT GERRY ~cOx WHITBY HYDRO- ELECTRIC COMMISSION 7 Years Commission Chairman 12 Years Commission Experience Committed To Serve Your Interests DRUMM REGION' CA TCH BEAT! ill