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THE LIBERAL, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Thursday, Oct. 5, 1972 Stephen Roman has seen labour problems from both sides, first as a union member and today as management. When he talked to the men who worked in the factory, many agreed with him that our labour laws badly Stephen Roman is working for your vote on October 30th. The pictures above illustrate some of Stephen's past careers and give you a brief insight into the man he is and the ideals he represents. Many people in this important riding are avidly supporting Stephen Roman as the man to represent us in Ottawa. They’re convinced, as perhaps you would be if you met him, that Stephen Roman can give us strong, effective leadership. He will be a clear voice in Ottawa. Things will get done. Stephen Roman has stated his position on the issues concerning Canada now. We will continue to report these stands on this page in the coming weeks and in literature being sent to your home. October 30th you can get something done. Elect Stephen Roman. Stephen Roman. Progressive Conservative. York North. York North needs effective representation. Stephen Roman has the background to provide it. Elect him October 30th. need updating. Young working people are asking about theirfutureâ€"what are the incentives to build on? Stephen Roman will help create initiatives to get the economy moving and working people involved. When he was 19 Stephen Roman worked in the Oshawa foundry pictured below. On a recent visit to the shop he talked with a young man, 19, who does the job today Stephen once did. Conversations like these result in a first-hand understanding of the needs and ambitions of working people. 47 Yonge St. North, Richmond Hill. 884-8138. 8214 Bayview Avenue, Thornhill. 881-2525. 4800 Leslie Street, Willowdale. 493-8323. 283 Wellington St. West, Markham. 297-3367. 68 Southview Drive, Concord. 881 -291 8. Committee Rooms: While he‘s assembling votes today, Stephen Roman assembled vehicles at General Motors in the mid 1940‘s. He went back and talked to the men because he knows that effective legislation comes from listening, not just talking. With seven children of his own, Stephen Roman has little trouble understanding the feelings and dreams of Canada’s youth. He’s pictured below with daughter Angela. 21.