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The candidate in question has no experience as a trustee. No experience despite signs Dear editor Iwas amazed to note election signs now appearing in King Twp. (promoting a new candidate for the school board) proclaim “experience counts”. It isn’t a crime to be a candidate without previous experience as a trustee. it is a doubtful recommendation for the position to be a candidate guilty of misleading the public into believing otherwise. A-{i â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. November 17. 1976 (MRS) MARGARET COBURN. King trustee. Main St., Schomberg, Ont. CALL NOW 221-4665 FOR APP’T. ...DON’T YOU THINK IT'S TIME YOU GOT YOUR FAMILY TO- GETHER FOR THEIR PORTRAIT? DUNlOP PHOTOGRAPHY "Tl-IE W.F. Hlll FAMILY” Janet Luxton ...likes trees, flowers PRESENTS Letters The “continued development" he advocates to combat rising taxes has occurred in York Region for a number of years. Subdivisions, shopping plazas, industrial parks have proliferated. One expects a person in the writer‘s position will have the interests of his fellow realtors in mind when making an appeal to continue the development upon which their livelihood depends. It is not entirely unexpected the writer would be opposed to anti- development groups. He believes their efforts are harmful and costly to the average taxpayer. The average taxpayer, however, knows his tax bill has increased rapidly along with this development. Dear editor As a newcomer to this area, I find myself faced with an imminent local election and no background information upon which to base a personal vote. He states that ”with the rising of property taxes, the time has come for the public to realize continued prosperity can only be guaranteed through continued development". Wan ts vote issues aired Pushed realtor side It is not surprising the president of the York Region Real Estate Board advocates continuous development in York Region (The Guest Spot â€"â€" Liberal. Nov. 3). Dear editor Traditionally, when politics are involved, the issues become sub- servient to infighting. All we read is who has quoted the right statistics, who is the better man, etc., etc. In other words, I would Along with this development goes the loss of valuable agricultural land (48,000 acres in the Region of York between 1961 and 1971) and the eventual result that we will be dependent on outside sources for our food supplies. The idea all development is good and that all we need to do to prosper is “build, build, build," is outmoded today. Future “continued development” will not guarantee that taxes will not rise. Indeed the opposite will probably oc- cur. Food prices, because of the lé§vs of supply and demand, will then soar. Otherwise we are acting like Louis XV in France â€" “Apres nous le deluge!" It is time politicians realized sound, sensible land use policies must be in- troduced by the provincial government before it it too late. IAN SCOTT, York North NDP candidate, 190 Prospect St.. Newmarket, Ont prefer the main course (however unpalatable) to the dessert. Would it be possible prior to the election, for your paper to print a synopsis of the issues in question and how each candidate proposes to solve same? Having recently moved from Toronto, I am a Mayor Crombie fan who likes trees, flowers and v‘.’ THIS WEEK’S AVENUE SDIECIIAIL 4; Rarely will you hear as fine an organist! His manner is gentle Er friendly, his generosity of talent is boundless. Come and enjoy a thoroughly de- lightful and informative evening at the AVENUE (Refreshments served) The Christmas lay-away terms. The CONN 315 Strummer Organ â€" Fine tone and voice selection -â€" Leslie speakers â€" Super Sole walking bass- just fantastic â€"The organ that teaches you_ to play and TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd AT 7:30 P.M. AVENUE some semblance of order in city planning, for the benefit of the people. I would hate to see Richmond Hill or Oak Ridges end up just another Toronto suburb, A FREE ORGAN CONCERT With the World Famous DON KINGSTON AT THE CONN ORGAN SAVE i $350. when the area possesses such individuality and charm. Maple Starting Saturday, November 20 there will be no more long distance charges on calls between the Maple exchange and the New Torontoâ€" Islin on, Willowdale-Don Mills, Scar orough, Agincourt and West Hill exchanges. You will be able to dial these numbers direct without dialing “1" before the number. A brochure with complete details of the change has been mailed to you. Because of the complexity and size of this change you may experience some delay in reaching your new local calling area in the early hours of Nov. 20. B e" Canada New connections ( MRS. ) JANET LUXTON. 2 Poplar Dr., Oak Ridges. Ont. presents