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BOX 133 OSHAWA, ONT. 11 H 711 A veteran of the educational system, incumbent Ed Finan is running for separate school trustee yet again, out of a concern for his grandchildren and other children. The biggest issue the separate board has te address, Finan said, is' the connected issue of overcrowding and underfunding. "To relieve it (overcrowding), we are taking steps in the next three years te build four new elementary schools andý one secondary in Whitby," Finan said. We aIse have to convince the ministry that their 35 kiddies in a class is unrealistic when the pupil teacher ration calîs for 21 or 22 per teacher (in the separate board)," he added. Finan believes that portables are a "waste nf taxpayers' monev. because portables are only temporary relief." It is foolish te build (obtain portables) when an expanding population, such as in Whitby, are' desperately in need of permanent accommodation." When asked if he thought a possible downturn in the housing market in.Whitby would result in empty portables, Finan said, The- Durham population is skyrocketing, and it's not reasonable te expeet empty schools." Finan also advocates more intensive lobbying efforts by the board to get the ministry te part with more money te get the capital projects completed. The ministry is net necessarily the bad guy in the whole, however," as Finan said he was "very happy to receive funding te complete the system fromn junior kindergarten te Gr. 13" The French immersion pro- grain receives praise from Finan and he weuld like te, see it expanded in the future. Communications with the Town and Region have "overal been pretty good, but rd like te see it improve, especially since more schools are being built and boundaries are being changed." He added that he would like te see the parents allowed more input inte-- the changing of the boundaries in question. Busing and transportation is another important issue Finan would like te address in the next board. "Pd like te see that transportation of kiddies that are in dangerous, situations is provided even though the'y are within the proper distance (for walking to school)." 0f the teacher shortûge, Finan 3aid he would like to see. more graduates of secondary schools encouraged to enter the teaching profession, saying, Its a rewarding profession." The separate school board is facing an accommodation problem at the education center in Oshawa, and Finan dees not think that any expenditure on an expansion project should be made at this time. "We're in the business* for the kids' sake, not to build the Taj Mahal for employees, although I think that employees should have decent woring conditions." Finan proposed that if schools in older areas of the region declined in enrolment, perhaps the classrooms could be used as office space. Overall, F'inan said he'd "ike to make sure we maintain our high standards of academics, and emphasize Catholic philosophy in schools." Jaycees to hold candidates' meeting Friday An Ontaie riding (federai election) ail-candidates' meeting will be held by the Whitby Jaycees on Friday, Nov. 18, 7:30 p.m., at the Whitby municipal building, net Thursday, Nov. 17, as previously scheduled. The candidates were to debate free trade at Anderson CVI today (Wednesday). A similar debate among the candidates was held last week at Henry Street High Sehl..ail-candidates' meet- ing for Ontario riding was sche- diiled for Thursday, Nov. 10, 8:30 p.m. at Greenwood community centre, across from the Pickering Museum. And the candidates are te meet again on Wednesday Nov. 16, 8:30 p.m., at Ajax Highý School, 105 Bayly St. E. Mayo rai candidates debate taxes at meeting FROM PAGL I man cannot freeze anything." But Emm contended that a tax freeze was possible. "The honeymoon is over as far as developers are concerned," s,-,id Emm, who noted that Markham has been successful in producing a zero tax increase in nine eut cf the past il years. Emm was then asked what effect asking developers for extra funds will have on house prices "If they (developers) can't provi de for ail ranges then I don't xvant to see them, responded Emm. But Attersley shot back that Emm had moved at counicil in 1983 the approvai cf 903 Coscan single family detached homes. "Emr-n is running away from bis responsibilties. You haven't led the planning committee, howv are you going te lead council?" said Attersley. On other issues, the two candidates were asked about the t! ?at go (ast Your choice of any 350 frames Single vision (any prescription) Reg. Bifocaîs (any presciliption) Reg. Soft daiîy-wear Contact lenses (includes fitting tee and starter kit) Ihere aie no extra tees or hidden charges on thlese prices. which include a ftLI guarantee. Kendalwood Park Plaza (K-Mart Mail) 1801 Dundas St. E. Whitby, Ont. LIN 2L3 Phone: 432-3937 INOVA-ii, P 1 C I1 Iflie yw to sSeandbe seen. $ 98.00 S 145.00 S150.00 extension of water and sewers to Brooklin. Emm noted that Village Square has put forth a proposai to the Region for extending water and sewer te, Broolin but he noted there was no incentive for existing residences. "It could cost (existing residen- ces) $5,000. They are coming, but let's get a good deal," said Emm. Attersley noted there is an engineering study underway in Brooklin which will detail the cost and the best way of extend- ing water and sewers to Brooklin. "We won't go anywhere until that is finished." PCBspl FROM PAGE 1 fire. The officers worked in shifts, said Edwards. Fire investigator Ken Corner said the fire was caused when bot slags fell of a truck as it drove past a ditch containing surface oul. According to Attersley, PCBs are also stored in the basenient of the Whitby municipal building. He said the PCBs were used te cool transformers. He also indicated that the Whitby Hydro Electric Commis- sion will spend $100,000 te decontaniinate the PCBs in the building. OSHAWA MODEL RAILROAD SHOW Saturday, Nov. 269,1988 11 D0 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ,Eastdale Colleglate ¶ Hlgh Schoo I <Cornier ai Farmony Rd. N. & Adelaide St.) Admîssien: Aduits $3,00 Chlldren under 14 $1,00 Under 5 Free Layouls. OpraI ing Mdime, llximcirdtï.1îons ELECTION '88 - SEPARATE SCHOOL Finan: Overcrowding and underfunding biggest problems