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st the candidates julia munro a new path by joan ransberry staff reporter durhamyork voters are taking a nononsense approach to the upcoming election the local pro gressive conservative pc candidate told the tribune the mood in the doortodoor campaign is indeed telling said durhamyork pc candidate julia munro voters are taking their responsi bility very seriously she said while residents of stouffville and such sur rounding hamlets as goodwood bloomington musselmans lake vandorf cedar valley lemonville and gormley want a provincial gov ernment that will help preserve and protect the individual communities local needs are not dominating the campaign said munro instead the voters are looking at the whole picture she said the main focus of the mike harrisled pc common sense campaign is that there has to be less government said munro taxation is too high yet we must protect vital services this is the cornerstone of the campaign she stressed harris is telling ontario that the first place the new democratic party government looked to satisfy its appetite for money has been your pay cheque it leaves each of us with fewer dollars to spend on the things we need for ourselves and our fam ilies said harris this has to stop we need to get our priorities straight munro agrees interest in the election is mounting people are seeing this as serious business said munro concerns most often cited at the doors are law enforcement classroom education and health care said the pc hopeful this time but the voter is focusing more on party platform and the candidate and less on the leader said munro i think thats a good sign she said when it comes to leaders brian mulroneys name is not coming up on this cam paign said munro neither the former prime minister nor the state of the federal pcs is a factor in the provincial election said munro people know the differ ence said munro the 1990 provincial election in durhamyork was a tight threefight race only 2000 votes separated the three candidates munro said its too early to tell if it will be a neckandneck race on june 8 but its not too early to suggest that in durham- york the contest is not featuring incumbent new democ rat larry oconnor its between the pcs and the liberals said munro munro is confident that her background has prepared her for an mpps job shes a universi ty graduate with more than 20 years experience as a secondary school teacher and as a business owner munro is married to john and the moth er of genevieve the tory candidate is a community activist who recently took strong exception to a plan to have durhamyork host a mega dump a resident of sutton munro chaired an umbrella group set up to fight the dump process munro was also a member of a georginabased antidump group the pc candidate is no stranger to agricultur al issues having lived on a farm for 22 years munro said she understands when a farmer expresses the need for a wellmanaged province the pcs came into the campaign with a game plan stressed munro she pointed out that the partys common sense revolution csr calls for a 30 per cent cut in provincial income tax rates and a 20 per cent reduction in nonpriority government spending the plans economic reforms will result in a balanced budget within five years csr tax cuts will stimulate our economy and help produce more than 700000 new jobs the pcs claim munro further stressed that the pcs will not cut health care spending its far too important as we all get older we are going to need it more and more the pcs are promising that class room funding for education will be guaranteed but savings can be found stressed munro the local candidate outlined the partys position on law enforcement people are concerned about communi ty safety particularly the increasing evidence of violent crime this is why funding for law enforcement and justice will be guaranteed said munro munro said she doesnt stand on ceremony and tries not to let difficulties stand in her way change for the better will never be achieved until we elect individuals brave enough to force a new path she stressed next week david marquis of the liberals weekender may 13 1995 p 3 lone star coowners brent jones and tony hallett photastevb souerville in business lone star burgers new to main st by bruce stapley correspondent a pair of aurora residents have combined more than a quarter century of food ser vices experience to open up a new fast food restaurant in stouffville tony hallett for 16 years an executive chef and toronto area restaurant owner and brent jones who worked for 12 years in the night club and bar business in newmarket and aurora are partners in lone star burgers the restaurant which opened its doors in late april is located on the site formerly occupied by captain cook seafood at 6162 main st the outlet offers a variety of homemade selections includ ing chicken steak souvlaki and back bacon on a bun burg ers and hot dogs wings fries soups and salads the partners are banking on a fresh wholesome approach to fast food as they attempt to establish a clientele the trend today is towards healthi er food so all our products are made fresh daily and nothings processed said hallett we cut our own steaks and were offering things like fresh salads and whole wheat buns they are also boasting a clean friendly setting which they feel will appeal to all age groups and families the pair said they chose stouffville as the site of the restaurant because they wanted to be part of a small town environment after years spent working in larger centres essentially were small town boys looking to get back into the small town atmos phere said hallett with the economy on the road to recovery the partners felt it was the right time to open a restaurant like theirs people are gradually starting to go out more and spend money again and fast food out lets and select sandwich places will be the ones who will feel that first said jones jones said he and his partner are confident they can succeed in a competitive market in stouffville theres a market for anything provided you do it well he said lone star burgers is open sunday from 11 am to 9 pm monday through wednesday until 11 pm and saturday nights until 2 am fcp running candidate the family coalition party fcp is fielding a candidate in the provincial election in durhamyork fcp officials announced friday that vince artymko a stouf fville resident will carry the party banner in the june 8 election the 25year old candidate is a school teacher with the york region roman catholic separate school board hes married in introducing the fcp candidate campaign manager jerry young announced that a local riding headquarters has been set up at 117 ringwood dr unit 19 in stouffville artymko will run against new democrat incumbent larry oconnor liberal david marquis and progressive conservative julia munro watch for these flyers on saturday may 13 1995 ultramart no frills biway loblaws fortinos ap selectad aim only stouffville iga 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