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| ELECTION NEWS |
| REGISTERED CANDIDATES: Mayor: Ann-Marie Noyes, Doug Martin Ward 1: George McDermott. Ward 2: Incumbent Rick Shular, Richard Berry and Sue Saltzer Ward 3: Incumbent Bob Steckley Ward 4: John Hill Ward 5: John Papdakis, Incumbent Martha Lockwood Ward 6: Regional Councillor: Incumbent Shirley Cordiner |
MAKE YOUR VOTE COUNT THIS TIME:
FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY
ENVIRONMENTAL SENSITIVITY
BALANCED DEVELOPMENT
IMPROVED INFRASTRUCTURE
ACCOUNTABILITY
FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY
- Doug enjoys his $80,000.+ salary while taxes went up close to 30% since
he was elected.
ENVIRONMENTAL SENSITIVITY
- Doug consistently promotes developers who are destroying our natural
heritage.
BALANCED DEVELOPMENT
- Doug believes that developers are smarter than the people of his
community.
IMPROVED INFRASTRUCTURE
- Doug maintained Council's commitment to better roads to his developer
friends' projects and water and sewer rates only affordable to the wealthy.
ACCOUNTABILITY
- As in business, Doug insists that Taxpayers receive prompt bills for their
services. Certain council members and the EDTC head are allowed to
treat colleagues and the public with disrespect.
| OCTOBER 25th, ELECT ANYONE BUT DOUG MARTIN |
| During 24 years of municipal service, Doug has been a proud member of the Old Boys' Club. He is very approachable, especially when he's at the country club. "I believe this is the right thing to do." Doug Martin (In reference to his casting the deciding vote to allow the rezoning of the Bay Beach Properties for the Molinaro Tower.) |
| BEFORE and AFTER |
Things are really heating up as Sue Saltzer, has thrown her Yellow Shirt into the ring as a candidate for council in Ward 2. Sue
served as a councillor in the 1980s when "community input was respected and one could disagree without being
disagreeable."
Sue has been a champion for Douglas Memorial Hospital and is a frequent delegate and observer at council meetings. Ward 2
may be the most interesting race in this year's election, which takes place on October 25 with advanced polling available in the
week before the election. Incumbent Rick Schular already faces some stiff competition from former Ward 4 councillor Richard
Berry. Now he will square off against the formidable Mrs. Saltzer who has a host of yellow-shirted advocates behind her.
served as a councillor in the 1980s when "community input was respected and one could disagree without being
disagreeable."
Sue has been a champion for Douglas Memorial Hospital and is a frequent delegate and observer at council meetings. Ward 2
may be the most interesting race in this year's election, which takes place on October 25 with advanced polling available in the
week before the election. Incumbent Rick Schular already faces some stiff competition from former Ward 4 councillor Richard
Berry. Now he will square off against the formidable Mrs. Saltzer who has a host of yellow-shirted advocates behind her.