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4 i oo ' Candidates host. Lord Brown, funior trade Iminicter, and Peter Allen tm |chairman of the national export council's committee for: exports = lta Canada. alse took part-in the talks. Robarts said later trade was ee ns Pivinaove Que wore cation if re-elected, duty 6f ets committees. Bom, JF) THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Movember 24, 1968 25 = -- wink Paw oy sie eo LLOWGA bo 2 Ua "Anyone running for council U.K eee = must be a leader, and not a : Nlarke Tis obarts met CaN8-| whe premier's program today{wedith wor] wh a tanaeaed includes a meeting with Prime tome ley at the in a general way" relations be-("™ "ster Wilson and Commontmons; ouse of Com. * tween Britain and Canada, ss i li ii ii i rae Address Ratepayers WHITBY (Staff) -- Council and school board candidates in the civic election addressed a small crowd of ratepayers at the R.- A. Hutchinson Public School, Monday night. The meeting was sponsored by the Blair Park Vista Ratepayers' Association. Harry Inkpen, who is con- testing the reeveship, promised straight forward administra- tion. He said the post should not 'be filled by acclamation and for this reason, among others, he had decided to run. One of the main planks in his platform was the need for the provincial government to assume a larger share of edu- cation costs. He said this should be taken off the shoulders of property owners and business men. ' Tight control must be kept on rising costs and industrial assessment must be increased, he said. The objective should be a 60-40 ratio rather than the 53 residential, 35 industrial- commercial and 12 per cent. tax exemption which now prevails. Reeve Everett Quantrill said a long look must be taken»at regional government which could be brought in within two years. "Experience is required at the county level," he said. Gordon Osborne, a candidate for deputy reeve, said town em- ployees must understand they are the servants of the public. "Sometimes they do not under- -- or forget this fact," he said, He stressed the need to keep' a careful watch on expenses in the next two years. He said he had considerable experience ob- serving councils and adminis- trative bodies in many areas. DEVELOPMENT STOPPED. Deputy Reeve George Brooks said council had to stop de- velopment in the past to give the community a breather. Past councils had incurred a $2,000,- 000 debt, which is only now be- ing cleared away. He said the mill rate was 11 mills when he first entered council, largely due to the debentures not sold in 1960. "No one is against high rise apartment or subdivisions as long as they are planned schemes. They must have prop- er services all paid for by the developer not the taxpayer," Mr. Brooks sai. "You are still paying for subdivisions and de- velopment created in the 1950's.". This could have been much worse had council not clamped down. Mrs. Ileen Moore, running for a council seat, admitted she had no: municipal experience but stressed the importance of her business experience. She offered sound business ability, promised to watch finances closely and primarily support anything that is good for thej}- majority. She also stressed the need for low cost rental hous- ee The need for annexation was cited by Councillor Bobbie Attersley. He said an answer GIFTS to you proud... see make her happy and must come before council can plan, There are "666 acres of industrial land; but broken down into categories little is left for large scale develop- ment. Five hundred acres is privately owned, seven acres are owned by the Ontario Ladies' College and only 159 acres are owned by the town. He said 130 acres of town prop- erty would be sold this year. .Hugh O'Connell, another coun- cil candidate, said he support- ed planned, "progressive de- velopment and asked whether apartments and subdivisions should be allowed to develop or should the town stagnate. Regarding appointed bodies, he said council should make the decisions. He opposed a county assessment or anything that would take away thg town's autonomy. Councillors Tom Edwards and Harold Slichter cited. the help reduce the tax burdens, During the Reeve Quantri regional government should become a city. follower," said George Edward Sullivan. 'They must be able to make decisions."" He sug. gested apartment blocks, like those in neighboring municipal- ities, should be developed to ssment and estion) period 'and / Deputy Reeve Brooks commented on what it means to the fown. Mr. Quantrill voiced opposition to the plan, suggesting Whitby LONDON (CP)--Premier Ro- barts of Ontario told British trade leaders Tuesday his gov- ernment is ready to help them gain a bigger share of Ontario's market for industrial imports. Robarts, fiere on a 12-day visit to "maintain contacts be- tween the Ontario and British governments," discussed trade at a luncheon meeting at Marl- borough House, London. head- quarters for Commonwealth ac- tivities, Cledwyn Hughes, Common- discussed '"'in great detail" and he told his British hosis Ontario was anxious to sell more in Britain. "They made the point that Britain needs to export more to Canada because of their big trade deficit with us," the pre- He visited Ontario House, a few blocks from Canada House in London's west end, and met department heads before at- tending an evening reception at the Dorchester Hotel given by James §. P. Armstrong, On- tario agent-general in Britain. mier said in an interview. 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