PAGE 18, WEDNESDAY MAY 21979, WHITBY FREE PRESS ELECTION REPOR T: Scott Fennell, Progressive Conservative There were four candi- dates at the all candidates meeting held in the Granada Restaurant, Sheridan Mall, Pickering, by the Ajax- Pickering Board of Trade. The Board of 'lrade com- bined their awards dinner meeting with the all Candi- dates meeting where Scott Fennell, Progressive Con- servative candidate for Ontario Riding said he "wants to see Canada a better Country." He said he is "lucky enough to be a small busi- ness man." He runs "a busi- ness and pays a balancing income against outgo," and went on to point out that Canada has fallen from second place in the World to seventh place "an is still sliding. The annual deficit in Canada is greater today than it was when he (Trudeau) came to office." "Canada has fallen from having the second highest standard of living in the world to the seventh highest," Mr. Fennell said. "Weare still sliding on the slippery chute of govern- ment spending. I see no reason why Canadians should have to lower their sights and settle for less because of bad government. He went on to discuss the unemployment issue point- ing out that one Canadian out R.R. 1 Whitby, Ontario Bayly East and Durham 23, Ajax Phone 668-9454 LANDSCAPING IS DUR BUSINESS 1 of every 12 Canadians is out of work. "The largest amount is among the young people. Trudeau says it is not so bad..No not so bad for him as he has a job," Mr. Fennell said. "Let me say I want to get.Trudeau out of a job. I have nothing personal in the stand against Mr. Cafik." Mr. Fennell went on to ask "Can we afford to let experi- ence be an issue when we look at the type of Government?" He went on to discuss the Government that has been in power for the past 10 years at least. Mr. Fennell pointed out the number of Cabinet Ministers that have left the Trudeau Cabinet among whom are John Turner .and Donald MacDonald. "They were driven out of office by Trudeau when they tried to do a job," Mr. Fennell said. He wants "to bring about a Joe Clark Government; one who has respect of government, of all people and for the rights of the individual." JMr. Fennell concluded his speech by saying that he has no personal animosity to Mr. Cafik, himself, but Ontario Riding has a better chance than most to repudiate enterprise has been most Antiques Custom Upholstering Duncan Phyfe Sofas, Love Seats, & Wing Chairs Made To Order Velvet Touch Furniture Stripping Bus. 668 - 5481 Res. 668 - 65 26 D. THAPAR Denture Therapist 214 Dundas St. E., Whitby 668-7797 HOURS: Mon. - Sat. & Evenings By Appointment Only Repairs Refinishing 413 Dundas St. E. , A ppraisals' Whitby, Ontario successful for generations and it should be give all the support it can be given." It was also pointed out during the meeting that the advance polls for the May 22 second election will be held in the Whitby Centennial Building. For those who will be out of Town on election day they can vote on the advance polling days of May 12, 14 and 15 at the Whitby Centennial Building. Motorcycles annoy Garden St. Trudeau. If you reject a Federal Cabinet Minister you let Mr. Trudeau know that you in Ontario Riding have had more than enough of the waste of the government." • He stated he has no animo- sity towards Geoff hison as he pointed out that a vote for the New Democratic Party would be wasted "because they have no chance to form the government." Replying to the many questions that were posed to the candidates during the question and answer period Mr. Fennell said, "capital punishment should be brought back in." He felt that "we must get some morality back in this country." When asked what he thought about women being in the work force Mr. Fennell replied, he was "tired of the hyphenated approach." He has "hired women who have done better work than some men on the job. When asked how he would go about or the Conservative Government would go about reducing Government expenses Mr. Fennell replied "the reduction would be done by attrition." He concluded by saying he "happens to know the Investment Market in Toronto and there is inoney rolling around in the 30 day interest rate." Mr. Fennell "believes Wall Street reads a better market than any poli." "The response has been YOU DON'T PAY FOR YOUR MISTAKES at M.B.M. PHOTOGRAPHY When you bring-in a roll of film to be processed, we charge you ONLY FOR THE PINTS THAT COME OUT We'll also be there to give you4friendly, professional advice (if you want it) and show you where you made your mistake. M.B.M. - The Friendly Professionals M.B,M. PHOTOGRAPHY 131 BROCK STREET NORTH WHITBY 668.6111 Mon, Wed, 9-6,s Thurs, Fi, 9- 8 ; SatJO -5 ===Q Ç ELECTROLUX Spring Cleaning The Easy Way Home Care Specialists Needed To Demonstrate Our Fantastic Line of Equipment Car Essential CONTACT A. FROMENT 108 Athol St. 668-1666(1665) 0 rather surprising," Scot Fennell candidate for Ontario Riding told the Whitby Progressive Conser vative Association meeting held in the Municipal Build ing on Tuesday evening. He had been to the Pro- gressive Conservative Womens Association lun- cheon in the Brooklin United Church earlier in the day. Mr. Fennell agreed at the luncheon with Jean Pigott, Progressive Conservative MP for Ottawa-Carlton and the Conservative's critic for housing and urban affairs, when she said what "a government has to do is to get the ecopomy moving again." He thanked Trudeau for "putting us in to this disas- trous mess," of Canada owing the other countries money and the other coun- tries owning the Canadians. He told the evening meet- ing that he has "noticed a definate swing towards the Progressive Conservatives" as 'he travels through the Riding. "They all hate Trudeau as much as I do, and we want to get rid of Trudeau. The new homeowners and the younger people are worried about this country." Mr. Fennell pointed out that he does have a "sound farming background" and that he has judged herds and livestock at plowing matches." He said that he believes in private enterprise. "Private enterprise has been most Members .of Council learned last week that the residents on the Garden Street area are being an- noyed by motorcyclists. The motorcyclists are not travelling the acceptd way along the street; they are "cutting cross country" along the backyard fence lines. A letter stated that the residents of Garden Street object to the cross country motorcyclists. They asked Council to have something done about the matter. Mayor Jin Gartshore said that the Council would ask the police to look into the matter. He agreed that it is a problem not only for the residents but also for the police. Counil members agreed that the police do have diffi- culty tying to catch the offenders as the police are not equipped with motor- cycles. Councillor Bob Attersley pointed out that atfew years ago residents in another area of the town were plagued by the same type of problem until the police found a solu- tion. There were some members of the police force who have motorcycles. These officers, using their own motorcycles, patrolled the area, chased the offen- ders across the fields and laid charges. It was in this manner that they cleanedi up the area. He suggested that by using this type of method, the motorcycle problem in the Garden Street area could be "celeaned up." de residents