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PROUD FAMILY=..TMrs:;pat' Rodney and daughter
Janice'were among the protid family members who
watched their sons •and daughters or brothers and
sisters perform- last week in the special assembly
which climaxed Education Week activities at St.
James' School. (Staff Photo)
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(By Alice Glbbl • The MPP added six provinces ' forget unemploytttettt and the
.Donald MacDonald, MPP for have now eliminated health care country's economic crisis.
York South and the NDP food and premiums entirely, including the • Most important
agriculture critic, attacked both four Maritime provinces which Mr. , MacDonald 'said
the provincial • and , federal raise the revenue for _health developments of the Last weekend
• •gov,.ernments' economic policies services from the general tax niay be among the most
he a.speech to members of the - revenue and Saskatchewan and important in Canada's history.
NDP Huron -Middlesex . Riding Manitoba which don't have health Referring to the election of
Association Tuesday night. premiums .at all. Claude Ryan as leader of the
Mr. MacDonald attacked the Ontario's health premiums are Quebec Liberals, Mr. MacDonald
two levels "of government for, now the highest of any province, said: "For 10 y,4ars Pierre Elliot
continuing to try and stimulate and Mr. MacDonald asked, "how - Trudeau has ben viewed as the
the faltering economy by giving can you justify that?" •r• only leader able to cope revith the
,tax incentives to the business' Mr. MacDonald said if threat of Quebec separatism and
world. . provincial budgets have. 'been maintain a united Canada. Events
While Mr. MacDonald said this 'impractical iii coping with ,crises
sounds like a plausible solution, it "• the' federal budget has been
ignores the fact "that at the worse.
present time 20 per cent of plant However, be said the recent
capacity in Canada is idle." federal budget "recognized there
He 'said, "What's the use in was no, point' in given lore
giving them (industries) money to incentives at the top.a
ex and plant capacity when 20 . He said the 3 per cent sales tax
P
per cent already isn't being used? reduction' gave some benefits to
He said 'if money were put in the average person: but the NDP
the h9ndsof people who need it, critic said this was '''an effort to
these .people could spend it, give the- pretence of doing
re -stimulating the economy and something in the advanceof a.n
creating a need for production election.'
increases. He said the six month tax.
The food and agriculture critic reduction means the government
also, attacked the .recent increase a• will revert to thi high tax again,
in 'O.H.I.P. costs and said Darcy just as unemployment begins to
McKeough is using the mount in the fall and winter,
increased revenues "to fill his Mr. MacDonald said treasurers
coffers.' : rather than improve Darcy Mcleeough and Jean
health care services. ' Chretien pare in the same
Mr. ' MacDonald said the ideological camp when it comes to
Alberta Tories had also .raised budgeting and "the Liberals and
their health insurance premiums. Tories -are almost -outdoing each
in the last few weeks, despite a oilier in terms of being right
'$700 million surplus .in the• •wiltg-, conservative parties." ' -
provincial budget. Mr. MacDonald also referred to
Mr. MacDonald. said,' "It's the upcoming .federal ' election,
Tory philosophy to raise health ' and said "Pierre El tot Trudeau,
premiums" and added more says Canadian unity will be the
. money • is raised from O.H.i.P. main issue in this campaign."
premiums in Ontario than. from The NDP critic said the prime
corporation taxes. - minister is hoping people will., Johnson, Bertrand'and Bou a a,
0
DP
tee evesgde has been strongly, if
• not stridently, nationalist," he
said.
Mr. MacDonald said he
believes Trudeau is out of tune
with ,modern Quebec while
Claude Ryan is very much in tune
with it.
Mr, MacDonald,,.added, '!AO
he's '(Ryan) dnvinced -AIcan
re -structure Canadian confeder-
ation and keep Quejcc in it.".
• In the future, Mr. MacDonald
said the battle for Canada's
future will not be between Rene
of last weekend. culminating in Levesque and Trudeau but
the election, of Claude Ryan as between Claude Ryan - and
leader of the provincial Liberal Levesque. • .
party. eliminates Trudeau's' ' ��■� ■--
indispensability."
' Mr. M acDonald said. " if the
PQ drive to separatism is to be
stalled, it can only be achieved
through developing a coalition of
anti -separatists forces ' within
Quebec.•While it is premature to
' conclude •that Claude Ryan will
become'the focus of such a
coalition" there is :growing
evidence to suggest he will,"
The MPP said, "it should not
be forgotten that in the last
election 60 per cent of the Quebec
electorate were anti•PQ and the
Bolls consistently suggest that 80
to 85 per cent are
anti -separatist."
• • Tribalism
Mr. MacDonald' said -while
Prime Minister Trudeau deplores
nationalism and. views French -
Ca nadihir=nafioiialissim as' -`a -form
of .tribalism", this has been
• repudiated -by every po 'tical
party in the province since t
war: ,
"Every premier, from
Duple:ssis,. through Lesage.
C�nstanc&coupl.e
Re -use energy yentre say
married 50 years -%-f
Mrs. Mary Merner
482-7143
Court Constantine L1842 held
its meeting on ',Thursday April
13th in the hall. Business dis-
cussed during the eveein in-
cluded: Plans for making tickets
for the quilt which will be raffled
off ata later date, Wellie
Wammes was appointed -to the
Chicken. Barbeque Committee.
Court i?asination of Benmiller is
holding invitation on May 24th.
. Birthday Party will be held the
first week of.June in Benmi ger..
Remodelingof the basement' as
been. started.
Personals .
50 friends anti relatives of Mr.
and Mrs.. John Wammes Sr:
gathered 'at the hall on Saturday
eveningto celebrate, their 35th
wedding anniversary. .
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. John Thompson Sharon and
Bob, Mr. and Mrs: Andy
'ihonipson of Oakville, Mr. 'and•
Mrs. Terence Hunter of Colborne
Township.
Congratulations. • to Mr. ' and
Mrs. 'Doug Richardson (nee
Gisela Dorrance) on the birth of a,
daughter on Thurs., April .13th,
Elizabeth Ann sister for. Andrew
and granddaughter for Mr. -and.
Mrs. Ed Dorrance:
oompanied by Mr s Vi Armstrong
of Southfield, Michigan who had
been visiting with the Hunter's
drove to Sarnia on Sunday,'where
Mr.Robert Reynolds met them to
take her,home to, Southfield.•
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Merner,.
Sandy. Julie, Michael, Shelley
and Mrs.- George Mcllwain
visited on Sunday' with its. Art'
rule tchaet. Rhonda, Jeff, Scott
`lealn�dsse of Dungannon.
Mr. and Mrs, Sam McClure
'met her sister Mrs: Aleita White
of Sask. in Barrie on Monday, she •
will be visiting with... the
McClure's for a couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. George Turner,
Barry and Bonnie ofTuckersmith,
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Warren of
London were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Lawson John
and Elizabeth.
Mrs. Hudson Woodruff of St.
David's spent-. the past week
visiting with Mrs. W.L eWhyte,
Bill and Mr. Harold Whyte.
Mr., and Mrs. Clayton Ellis of
Summerhill visited on Monday
evening with Mr: and Mrs. Frank
Riley.
Mr. andMrs-David Preszcator,
Christine, Lisa: Christopher 'and
(Intended for last week),
Mrs—and- - Msa David
Mrs:. John" Thompson ac-
Hensall
At the Hensall Sales Barn last
'week the supply consisted:n ainly
• of heifers and steers: demand was,
active acid prices were again
higher. Fat cattle: heifers. $56.50
- $62.75, top to $64,75; steers.
• $59.50 - $n2.85. top to $64.10..
Pigs:. wci'ilings $35.00 - $45.00:
• chunks $47.50 - $53,50.
Work -on the new fire hall in
Hensall is proceeding well. The
outer walls are already erected ..
T1 -c arena work is also shaping up
well; it is hoped that the. kitchen'
%vitt be ready for use by May and
that the ice surface will be ready
for the Seed Fair and . the
Fiddler's contest in June. No -date
• has been set for the official
r opening yet.
Varna'
Mrs, Bill Ches§e11
• '482-9969'
The Varna United Church
Women held a very successful
Dessert Euchre at' the Township
Hall on Wednesday afternoon.
Therewas a large display of home
baking for sale. too, Prize Winners
for cards were: High. Olive
Pappl'e: 'Low, Eileen McGregor;
Draw winner from six ladies who
were tied for lone hands was Mrs.
Esther Moffat. Door prizes were
won ' by Willa Taylor. Donna
Tyndall and Jean Taylor. We'd
like to thank those who donated
plants and other prizes as well as
baking. and those who made cash
donations. .
° A bright new overhead sign has
gone up at George and Mart'''s'
store which should' attract the
attention di motorists who are
travelling through Varna.
•
P gszcator, ' Christine, Lisa, •
Christopher and reg visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 'Aaron
Hodgins of London,
As prixate citizens we consume
almost 20% of Canada's energy
budget in our homes and over half
of the . transportation energy
budget in our cars, giving a total
consumption of one third of ;the
total. -
If we all pitch in Or re -use,
recycle and reduce unnecessary
consumption we'll bring about
large energy savings .foe Canada.
Remember toothat we'll• reduce
pollution and 'save money. Fol=
lowingare some questions you
night ask yourself which may
help you: put one of the 3R's--
Recycle--to •work. Watch this
column next week for tips on how
to Reject and Re -use:
Do You: Recycle such Items as:
Taking your own shopping bags
4-H report
Egmondville Quilting • Queens '
met •April 10th, 1978 at Darlene
Hethcrington's.*The•meeting was.
about First Aidand Babysitting.'
Darlene told • about.
First Aid. - Each member re;
cieved.a.book.on First Aid. Judy
Swan •told about• babysitting and
members used a doll to 'practise
on. Each member recieved , 3.
pamphlets on Babysitting.
• .11lte_eiglith.- tnecting_�u.as-h:etd
on April. 17th atJudy Swan's.. The
meeting was about Food and
Fitticss...The• members divided
into groups grid played a game.
to the store? - insist that the clerk •
use them rather than new ones.
Or try string shopping bags which
will hold up.through many trips.
Return your bottles? - lf. you
can't return, don't buy it. Return-
able bottles can average 20 trips.
. Re -upholster instead of dis-
carding? - Or the Salvation Army
Or - similar organizations will be
pleased to pass on furnture, toys, '
appliances and clothes to those
who need them.
Re -use food containers? -' Wash
and store glass and plastic
containers for storing left overs.
making jam etc.
Food scraps, coffee grounds, •.
egg shells, grass,clippings etc.? -
Placed in a compost pile it
improves the soil, and can reduce
garbage up, to 50%. ,
Use both - sides to the paper
when writing a letter?.- Each ton
of recycled paper saves 18 trees
and energy. • -
Recycle newspapers? - The
Goderich. Rotary • Cl.ub has a pick
up every Saturday closest to 'th
15th•of each month. Also the St.
Joseph's School_ Association in
Kingsbridge begins .a newspaper
recycling pick • up in May.
(Separate glossy magazines and
pocket books and take to your
local' library; Senior Citizens or,
hopitais). •-
Use newspaper logs? - Save
newspapers & tie into bundles
with a light wire (Lasts as long as
a log of wood and give off as much
heat),
Return egg cartons & flats? - or
use for starting plants or' making.
such ,items as childrens' Waste .
paper baskets. '
Every week more - and more -
people discover what mighty jobs.
are accomplished by low cost
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Mrs. Hugh Perry .. __-.,
Mrs. 'Helen. Thonlson and Mrs.
E..Paterson returned home after
spending two weeks in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wheeler,
Detroit, attended the funeral ,of
the late Edgar Munn, Hensall.
They also visited witthrMrs. Alice
Ham arid Mist M. E. Swan.
Brucefield,
Mrs. Edna Manson, London,'
spent a few days wit her brother,
Elgin Thomson and visited with
Mrs. Thomson in Seaforth
Hospital.
Mr. d Mrs. 'Aldie Mustard
and Mr a Mrs. Geo. •Pinkne'v
spent a week's vacation in New,•
York..
Mrs. Grace Chapman is
spending some time ivith her
daughter Mrs. Wm. Talbot,
Bayfield, while Mr. Talbot has
surgery in LondonHospital.
Mr. A. Cribhon, Bayi"tel'l,
underwent surgery in Clintdi
'Hospital. Mrs. Cribbon is staying,
with her sister=Mrs. E. Patersdn.'
!Nits Viva, Berry and Mr -S, Edna -
Paterson spent Sunday with Mr, :
and Mrs. Lawrence Smiley, Erin.
Mr. Smiley is hotne from Hospital
and improving slewly after a bad
fall.
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