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PAGE 10 WEDNESDAY,1NOVEMBER 1, 1978, WHITBY FREE PRESS> Four candidates seek two regional conciel seats Cont'd- from P. 9 Whitby and the Region in return for these taxes. 1 believe that municipal taxes have reached the absolute maximum and that even at the risk of cutting back on services they shouid be held at the present level or even reduced if possible. Tle cost of Regionai Government has been exces- sive and the Regional Government concept has been largely responsible for the enormous increases in our Municipal tax bill since 1974. The duplication of varjous Town and Region admiînis- trativý and planning services lias been a major factor in adding flot only to the cost of municipal govern- nient buttIo the bureaucratie red tape that the average citizen encounters when try- ing to deal with the staff of either The Region, or the Town. How many Urnes have you had the experience of attempting to deal withý personnel on the staff of the Townonly to be told that it's the Regional staff's respon- sibility or vice versa? If I ami elected your Regional Councillor on November l3th you can rest assured that I will do muy level best to alleviate both of these probiems. Children 's b azaar is Nov, il Once again the Ajax Pickering and Whitby Assoc- iation for Retarded Children are' holding their annual1 bazaar. This year the Ajax area Brownies and Girl Guides hvae adopted the bazaar as their project. They will run a booth of their own and will donate the proceeds- to the Association. Included is a Nearly New section this year ie. Books, Toys, Dishes, etc. along with a bake table, crafts, fishpond and the pQpular Tea Rooni. A.R.C. Pinie Industries will have a display and take orders for their products. Free baby- sitting while you shop is provided. The Date to remember is Nov, il from 11:30 a.m.-4. p.m. at the Emnperor Street Centre, 36 Emperor St., Ajax. Proceeds this year will be divided equally between the Nursery School and purchase of equipment f or a Group Home. For further information cal:- 668-9992. " Downtown Whitby Rovitalization " Industriel Dovolopment Promotion * Community Orgmnizations Encouragement COU MC'ILLOR FOR, ,CENTRE WARD' SUNDAY, NOV.L5I buéke Here's a super savlng for you and the famlly this Sunday, November 5. A bucket of ýP finger llckIn' od Kentuckyd u Fried Chcken for just $600. K~ 4 C~ Wth abucket you get 15A/d I. pleces Of Colonel Sanders' famous chicken. Enough for 5 Coloniel Sanders' boys and girls to 7 hungry people! make il"f ingerliîckn' good. Ã"VEA100LOCTIOS H t4TRIO-SE TOU PHHE 00KFOR THEaIE 4ENEAREST YSt. 6&53435 U405fl Humane 'Society has approval to, work on vêt dlinic plan s1 The provincial board of directors has given the Dur- ham Region branch of the Ontario Humane Society permission to work out details for a pet medical aid program offered by eight local veterinarians. The veterinarians, who offered to provide free or reduced cost medical care for financially needy per- sons, were commended for their interest by the provin- cial board, said Durham Region Branch President Mike Burgess. The. veterinarians liad asked thiat the Ontario Humane Society act -as a screening agency for requests under this program. They also offered to per- form spaying and neutering operations for animais pass- ing through the society shel- ter on Thickson. Road, as weii. as perforniing surgery and tending to sick animais in the pound for a flat fée. If the program is success- fui in Durham Region, the vets plan to get the schemt impiemented across the province. Mr. Burgess saida number of matters have to be worked out, such as costs, time involved, and man- power to administer the program. He said if the humane society acts asa, screening ageney as the vets have asked, it will have to a.ccount for costs closely, especially if extra staff have to be hired. Group homes'meetîig Representatives from government- and from agencies involved in opera- ting group homes in Durham Region will ineet with local people interested in. this subjeet on Nov.' 8 ini the Regional Council Chambers, 605 Rossland Rd. East, ini Whitby, at 8 p.m. This subject, is the program for the- annual meeting of the Social Plan- ning Advisory Group of Durham Region and will follow their annual business meeting. 1David Milar of the Info- rmation and ýStandards Branch of the Children's Services Division of the ministry of Community and Social Services will be pre- sent to explain the new standards to be required of group homes, and Mrs. Janet Dey, of the City of Toronto Planning Department will describe how the new by-law was introduced in Toronto. Local people on a reacetion panel will be Peter Cekuta' and Barney Lewis, and Councilor Don Lawrence of Ajax. This meeting is open to members of the._publie. 1979 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 6564310 GORDON HANNA A Ma-n Who is Involved Hwy. No. 7 Klnsal à"l < .0 M, a 1 9W«ý - à