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It's worth the e f f ort
News from our local boards of education is often full of jargon. Despite
the best efforts of reporters writing, about board decisions (they too must
plow li that readers ave :u et tight deadlines) we
sometimes gha ertthe feeling
t read readers
gup lare, F on what's 'happening
with education because it's too darn complicated.
Stories, and decisions, full of half -teacher$, .8 teaching time, Bill 82
and exceptional children, ratios and steering committees are hard to
follow. And baffled people tend to give up.
Part of the fault. lies with us, the news media, the communicators.
We've got to dig behind the often over -powering phrases, to write about
what's actually happening in .the schools in a way that people will
understand. Part of the fault too lies with the boards and their
administrative staff. Perhaps there's a feeling that expensive people
should use expensive Words, combined with the tendency any big
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JUNE 10, 1881
The Ma>or and Rcc.c tach had a co►%
impou.ndcd on Sunda% last La%% inakers who
become la%% breaker% should rertember that
Constable Dunlop is no respct,,w, .f persons,
Thomas Henn► has sold his targi on the
Huron Road. McKillop to Ralph. Tftoampson.
ttts nwighb9lut for'tbr ,u -m of 5; DO, . .
W.S. Mun ell, b4 It ruftakcd the furtu of
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have opened uttt a hut.:dicr -Shsip iii tho
building lalets-occupiedi b>'.IArncs-Cosworth°
of H.ensa}I'
The Res. Mr..MtN-1ughton- Pir sby.te.rian
Minister of Walton being' absent on his
holidays, the ?Manse here is now ♦avant.
Taking advantage of this fact sonic ev it
disposed rascals secured an entrance into
the house bs remo%ing a pane of glass from
ont of the %indow s and ransacked the
drawers and turned everything to the House
upside down. The> also entered the cellar
and evidently made a good square meal of
preserves and tither savory article%. but the
worst of all %vas a dastardly attempt to fire
the house.
JUNE 15, 1406
Frank Gutteridge has been awarded the
In the yein
Contract for the brick %ork on tlliveliaw
budding for the Canada Fnrniture.Compam
to tic erected this sup;tmvr and the founda-
tioii..tr tve,ll tin3erway. The vyood.-Nogk will be.:
a h% % the fmctt>ibv', hancla.
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'ChtitJlas jtr" 1s ha.5 tittCxliaxcd !'Inc, rest-,
di nscr+�f lfatrro dcffr ry. paving
for ' it V130Q.
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storms of Thurs-day and, Frido" last:' Tho
oldest inhabitant s.ays.they wcrc the NVot!g iii'
his rc}ollecttonl,. it swept fences, `pichards,
br shtimber and - other statiotl..,. - and
nit) ► able articles before it. but fortuuatelt no
It%cs were lost in this vicinity.
although the storm on Friday evening of
last week was not so ver„w•.•s ygrc in this
t ictmty. it was the gause of several'
talamities,and much damage in the southern
pan of the province. In this county. a strip
running from the -lake by %%av of Kippen and
north-east felt the pffects severely, but aside
from the blowing down of fences and trees,
the only damage done that we have heard of
%%ps the demoliton of the, large barn on the
farm,of Mr. Coleman on the Kippen Rpad.
hear Strong's hotel in Tuckersmith.
trs ax90one
Thos. Welsh of Hensall had the: dwelling
he purchased recently ''from Frank Graham
removed from thte lot east of Mr. Arnold'%
dwellipg, in ;orcica . -to - inakiz rams for a
hanisbme ltxk ciw cuing and Gte�,., Jtlyut ilei!„
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Mrs, l�'alt3� •1�dd'ct�•rl, .ads-asst?;.iant:; to t;hic°,
Hensall' cast off up
. is et s4� tui %A roup of
week ftoltdays ,l�7th '11et lister; MM, W. .
,K -.-r; in Nar< crit Ontario: Ethel Murdock is
taking her place; at the local post otTiee.1 '.
Tlitrse Mustard of C,ypsuniville who is now
home on ft t-lotigit, visited .her parents in
BruceGeld last week and returned to. `Toronto
with her brother Thornton.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Aberhart
in McKillop were Mrs. Consitt and daughter
Margaret; Mrs. Lewis and Mr. and Mrs,
Mack. who motored there from Lopdon and
spent the weekend bringing Miss Mac..and
Donald Aberhart home.
Russel. Wallace has rented James Cam-
eron's house on the Mill Road, Tuckersmith.
formerly occupied by John Holliday.
Mrs. Robert Bo nthron of Hensall was
visitied by a number of relatives during the
weekend among whom were Mr. and Mrs.
Jame% McMurtin and daughter of Barris.
JUNE 15, 1956
Faced with a, demand for increased
capacity; Topnotch Feed Mills Limited an-
nounced this week an expansion program
thatwill provide st age foir ati add.-
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�rlcky winner of $1000 in a drys y, 'Mand.ay
light at especial •S50. a plate dtrinet at Hotel
London sponsored by the Sbriners o'f
London -and attended by 30Q Shrinets.. Mr,
Fink is Marshal of the provosi unit of the
Mocha Temple in London.
A large number of St. Patrick's.parish-
oners. Dublin attended the Fancily Rosary
Rally at Seaforth on Friday which was
conducted by Rev. Father Peyton.
Mrs. Njargaret Broadfoot spent a few days
with her brother John McClure and. Ethel,
McClure of Winthrop.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ritchie and Larry
of Egmondville and Mr. and Mrs. W. ,C.
Ennis, Cathie and Beth of London visited
with Mrs. E. Ennis on Sunday.
Minister is arrogant, dangerous
business.has of talking in code words, in jargon that obscures instead of
Canada's Minister of Finance has the
.
corporation is supposed to lose money, like
reveals what's really. being discussed.
in Huron
accoutrements of the ideal man for the job.SULTarwnd
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spice
the Post Office or the CNR or any dozen
others can think of.
But, under pressure from groups of parents'tike CAGE
County -and the Dublin area group who met with the Huron -Perth board
He's a thickset, sturdy chap who doesn't
He has had years of
By Bill Smiley ,
you
Now. the government, goggle-eyed, is
last week, both the.media and the educational establishment are trying to
seem to panic easily.
experience in Parliament. He is extremely
income that would bring in hundred of
But it's politics. It•garners votes.
looking at that highly successful corporation
like a snake looking at a fat rabbit, and ase
respond with more openness and clearer information on board decisions.
'as
able in debate. especially on the defense.
millions of new taxes each •year, and help to,
good
When it comes to the rest of us, the
potential instrument for interfering with the .
Meanwhile, we ask that you don't ' give up on this newspaper your
And then there's that good, solid, thrifty,
Scottish name. Allan MacEachen.
esase the massive, growing, and embarrass-
government hVabout as liberal as Scrooge. If
manufacturing sector of this country, as it
source for school news. Huron readers in particular should make special
On the surface. a canny Scot, who's been
ing national deficit.
you or 1 have a small business, and are going
has interfered with the oil and gas industry
"
note of the story on the committee their board is setting up to decide what
Minister of practically everything. except
But for the averageCanadian. such a step
bankrupt because of vicious inflation and
to the benefit of none of us.
schools should be closed and when. Though 40-11-W601 Mind the issue.that
Prime. and he had a shot at that.
ttould be extremely painful., in some cases
disastrous: More inflation every year; higher
, merciless interest rates, are we bailed out?
Fat chance. Touch luck, old boy, but you
The government began to lobby the
corporation directors in an attempt to have
simply put ;in the report from the board meeting, that's What the
declining
But behind that exterior lurks a Machia_
vellfian mind, and a Liberal arrogance that
taxes ,every year. What nice little
have only one vote.
them elect its own man, a certain Maurice
committee, eventually in these days Of spiralling costs and
ffiake not -only the opposite of whkt he
perous
merry-go-round. For the govc(nmcnt.
If you and 1 are on pension, barely able to
'shelter,
Strong, ex Liberal candidate, international
enrolment, will d0.
So read about it, talk to your board 'trustee (Frank Falconer or
.him.
appears' -but also a�dan man. And
PP g
is a
Personally. 1 wouldn't trust Mr. Mac-
Eachen as far as t could throw a bulldozer
provide food and are we assisted?
Sure we are. We'll raise your pension by two
financier, as chairman of the CDC.
Mr. Strong has an interesting` connection
please
John Jewitt represent most of our readers) and give your input (a very
dangerous man close to the seat of power
threat to the entire country.
into a swam And when it comes to mono
P• Y•.
dollars a month or some such. -says our
with 9 Swiss firm that picked up about
three a million in for.-..
popular jargon Word) now.
In his budget speech. MacEachen hinted
broadly that he would consider removing the
I wouldn't trust the Liberal government that
far. The poor sods' are desperate for every
liberal government.
A recent devet- Five cans of soup.
lopment has alarmed me..
ting [sof
negotiating the purchase of Petro Fina for
Petro Fina
running
a
indexingof income taxes in relation to
t already squeezed
nickel the haven' d out of
and confirmed my suspicion that letting the
Canada. Nice day's work.
It's a nasty piece of.business, nobody
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A, locat
inflation That would be a savage blow to -the
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averse citizen of this country. except. as
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the italout ovum one to
gn s Y t i y
government mta „geur business is the
equivalent of asking a safecracker. to .look
_and
knows it better than the business 'world.
When the first reports about possible
solution
usual, to the Jesy poor and the very rich. You
tt!�iil out large coinpafitt3s tiea�ed for bank
after the store while you go out. for 'a coffee.
overnment interference in CDC'a eared;
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and I would pay ,mord taxes each year, as „
frit depe
Pt cy, and 4ttysk with_ our money, moil _.
Tee government. with the sweet smell of
the shares fell sharply in price, reflecting the
LOCaI-people, who have a stake in how decisions are made, can often
inflation rose and our claims ndcnts
and other things remained static.
t.
companies at inflated prices in the name of
move to it s nose, is tt in to move- and
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control one of the best examples of Canadian'
market's. --,-and the .public's distrust of
Come up with 301UtI0nS that leave experts and planners In head -shaking
Fine for the government. A source of
producing not one single. extra gallon of oil.
knowhow, and resourcefulness -the Canada
government intervention in business.
Oh, it's a nasty, slippery business, all
bewilderment. „
plague for he can talk his way but of "a
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Development Corporation. _
around. The government promised to stay
That's likely -the case With theplan two principals devised, and the
keep Walton school open. It"s a
Be hi�n d the scenes'
contract quicker than fiitmen can talk
This outfit was'established by the govern-
ment to enable Canadians to invest in their
out of CDC's business. Now, with some gold
the horizon, it 1,
Huron Board of Education approved, to
but will they find them. The
hapless chap that he will sooner or later
people into leaving a burning building.
on wants.in..And so would
Simple plan that .respects the small school's own identity but ties it, for
by Keith Rou'Iston
answers
answers to the Depression came only after
own' country. The government promised,
tacitly, not to interfere in the company.
probably, if 1 had run the country so far into
cost savings and better access to educational "extras", to Seaforth Public
for inflation. Hydro prices have risen
ridiculously..."
brakes aren't working: interest rate~ are so
high that people would have fainted in
Thousands of Canadians, invested (no for
debt.
Financial analyst Ronald Anderson says:
School.
some of his other comments.
Unfortunately, Ontario Hydro is not
eigners allowed.) A noble concept.
•'A policy of subverting the profit -based.
It's too early t0 judge how the plan will work, and there are bound to be
,it's
hassles at first. But the simple solution should ensure that a school itsP
begin writing something, whets suddenly he
'knob
Isle city is still e a because Ontario
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immune to inflation. We a more each year
pay Y
for fuel, equipment and maintenance. As 1
M'
f hcessful.
Unfortunately, the Corporation was suc-
in. ten years, with astute manage-
growth -oriented de0lopment strategy of the
CDC would ' amountto a betrayal of the
community values very • much ' will be able to stay open.
Hydra is a -°crown corporation which for 75
eop
will get worse so they'd better buy now and
e
ait
merit and a good deal of skill. and daring, it
built up its assets in ten years to $3.4 billion
'corporations 30,000 shareholders•. Many of
That's n0 mlose
ean feat to these COSt COn3cl0u3 days and we hats Off t0
inflation just kce s rollin alon
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may have jammed on the brakes so violently
trent insurance offices.
dollars. The investors were happy, the
the investors ,have never boug
e [ eht. shares
before; they invested in the CDC for the
the Huron County board for being brave enough to look at innovative
•
We aren't alone of course. hp feet we're
c tion confident,
corporation
samereasontheybuy . Canada Savings
ideas and to the , principals who wor-ked- the whole thing out.
be their beneficiaries.
In "Ten Lost Years", Barry Broadfoot's
'book the Great Depression in Canada,
considerably better off than most countries,
But there's that smell of money. Ridicu-
lous. A government-sponsored or controlled
Bonds -because the trusted the Government
keepits. Sill devils.
Walton Students, and Seaforth ones too, will
about
At its worst, our inflation rate looks pun
° Ordinary Canadians would love tic
to word."
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the people he interviewed expressed over
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distil"ustonmenf tliaf
besides••lsraeF-s--l•33-•per--cant-.or Brazil's -_1.15.....
mainly due to the relatively stable.costs of
have the feeling that someone knows %%h,at.
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•people~-they-•rleeted:--w•he-•they--trusted..�.,...�
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pgttr centPeople...:in_ all countries to the
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have the answers, didn t have anyet er I . °
or not we are headed for similar hard tidies .ndi new � —
at ►cosi one thing is sure: the same
The newspapers headline the number of •,
• nesses
disillusionment is. growing. bankruptcies ec farms and small a iIceburg, , Hil I'm strange,
.To the editors inflation is rising* the dollar is failing. the but these reflect just the tip of the 'icebur
interest rate fs out of, sight altogether and The'real problem lies with the number of
le who don't go ,broke but find they
even the experts are arguing about just what Peop•
• • t '' P must sell out or just close dr than
The and remarkable Jim
rrif ie is the answer to the economic problems that numbers Here will be much larger than the
Scores tie have been building now for nearly a decade. f s 'f' thfi ries on much
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That is the frightening part. For' years we
g re t
ban ruptcy t u s g
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It u�f 3ur faith iii overnment to solve' our
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THE WINNERS
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BY JIM BAGARTY
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novel wh e ' a�sures� esu; will be '
guarantee t outsell' Gone With the Wind.
.We -the staff and employees, gratefully
I _have been on staff here for six weeks,
function,
problems. Little people have ,trusted• gov-
ernment to them from the rich' and
Tough as times are„however, there will be
I�ie never quite gets around to putting his ”
thank ylat[ for he terrific feature story your
has done for ARC industries and
have learned a great deal of its
desires, goals and am glad to be employed
protect,
powerful. The rich. and powerful, although
winners. There always are and most of the
time the winners are the same people. The
Editor • note: This week the Expositor
masterpiece down on paper but next week
,
paper
South Huron and District.Associatioa for the
by ARC Industries.
decrying government interference. have
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rich will get rich and the poor get poorer just
begins a new column by Mitchell write[ and
musician, Jim Hagarty-
he's going to start.
A freelano;, writer is an expert on
Mental) Handicapped. '
Mentally ppe
I do have one request, a correction be
If there are any. . persons, or group of
Persons, wishing for, a grand tour of our
used their influence to get the government to
take steps they have thought would benefit
like the old song says. Harsh economic
will drive 'many small businesses
everything from constitutional law, to
ry B
made for the definition of ARC. Arc is
centre, please give us a call, 237-3667.
their interests. When things were going
from
conditions
either ,out of business or into the arms of
Hit
My name is Jim Hegarty and I am one of
marital unhappiness to bedwetting. At the
drop of a hat, if you're unlucky enough to
"Adult Rehabilitation Centre" and not
'Adult
"Come and See Us." , .
A stn we thank ou,
good as in the long uphill climb the
Second World. War to the mid seventies it
larger businesses. Competition will be
hose with
those strange and remarkable creatures
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meet frim on the -street, he'll tell you at great
Recreation Centre" as quoted.
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Though. recreation is also•a act of our
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Yours,
looked like everybody was getting what
reduced: power concentrated.
cash Than it at high rates of return
commonly known as 'the freelance writer.
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• length all you need to know about an
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daily living,•ARC i$•a centre of employment
►rentOkahashi
they wanted.
TURN ON THE TOP
ready
while those without cash who have to'borrow
For anyone unfamiliar with the term, a
freelance writer is generally a somewhat
subject under the sun. Got the corns on our
Y
feet, you say? Well, here's what you oughts
and education for our employees., staff and °
to the public.
Marketing and Promotion
ARC industries -Dashwood
The politicans and bureaucrats too belie -
to keep their home or keep their business
are hit with astrornonical interest
lazy, somewhat shifty individual who suffers
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do:..
ed this gospel and government could
running
a
from the delusion that -he can write better-
There is no activity whatsoever at°ound a
"manage" the economy. turning on the tap
charges.
And the worst may be yet to come. Most of
than most other people in his field, ,Because
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of this grand.opinion he holds of>liimself• an
freelance writer's home before 12 noon but
at 4:30 ever morning i>iis house'is lit up like a
a
Hydro
n Hydro responds to Smiley
to stimulate things when the economy was
slow, putting the brakes on when things
started going too fast. Now the politicians
the economic theories of tnday came out of
the Depression years when suddenly. the old
disproven and there
ideaC which is almost always without ,.
foundation in fact- he fancies himself to'be
ball ark.
p
The only way a freelance writer ever sells
and bureaucrats and perhaps more frighten
gesonomic theorfies were
new answers to turn to. There's a lot
too B rind to work at metrial, nine-to•ftve
any of his work is by contacting unknowing
ed than anyone else. for being close to the
•situation
were no
of agreement today that the old economic
writing jobs on newspapers or in public
relations offices.
editors and publishers by mail, He learns to
avoid direct face-to-face meetings like the
Il
I'd like to than i11 Smile for his
Smiley
compliments about tats t I•jydro in the
Dover -u P
I will be the first to' agree that Ontario
they realize that the •rules• they've
laved the game by so confidently for
[henries formulated from then eatpericnoe of
The
The insufferable haughtiness of the
plague for he can talk his way but of "a
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Hydro can do better. We are trying •and will
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decades no longer apply..
the Depression don't work anymore.
"experts" are desperatcly looking for nc"
pre -freelance writer almost assures the
Pr
contract quicker than fiitmen can talk
He's right w en• he says Hydro -is
continue to do so.
The brakes are on to try to stop runaway
but will they find them. The
hapless chap that he will sooner or later
people into leaving a burning building.
remarkably efficient and still cheap by world
Mr. Smiley states that "even accounting
inflation and keep the dollar up but the
answers
answers to the Depression came only after
become- a real freelance writer for he quickly
finds himself in all sorts of
.The most prominent characteristic of the
freelance is.hisincc-dibleconfusion of
standards.
Perhaps, we could agree to disagree on
for inflation. Hydro prices have risen
ridiculously..."
brakes aren't working: interest rate~ are so
high that people would have fainted in
People had lived through c Will the answers
embroiled
embarrassing disputes with fellow workers
writer
mind. He sits down at his kitchen table to
some of his other comments.
Unfortunately, Ontario Hydro is not
disbelief if you had made a 20 per- cent
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to current problems only come in,.hindsight'
we have lived through it?
and employers. He is a person who can
begin writing something, whets suddenly he
'knob
Isle city is still e a because Ontario
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immune to inflation. We a more each year
pay Y
for fuel, equipment and maintenance. As 1
interest prediction two years ago. Yet it isn't
working. People just keep thinking things
after _
Frightening too is the idea that in inch
usually lie through his teeth in a job
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interview and he eventually becotreswell
notices a is missin from .s kitchen
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cupboard. >ile immediately races down to the
Hydra is a -°crown corporation which for 75
mentioned, our costs as well as savings are
will get worse so they'd better buy now and
desperation to slow inflation, governments
aquainted with the interiot's of unemploy-
hardware stare,, obsetving on-the'..wAy., that
years has been responsible to the people
passed on to electricity users.
inflation just kce s rollin alon
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may have jammed on the brakes so violently
trent insurance offices.
exce of the tires on his car is' a bit low ort air.
through their elected representatives. We
, We eipect that for the next few ,years any
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we'll go into an uticontrollable skid. if people
teelance writers dislike authority, rou-
While at the service station- well, it goes ori
make no profit and recover. through our
increases will be equal to, or slightly below,
INCONTROL
start being driven off farms in high
tine and money: By leaving their jobs and
and on.
fates, only what is needed to supply Ontario
the rate of ,inflation. This has been possible
° Ordinary Canadians would love tic
numbers, if small businesses are forced to
venturing out on scarcer ofself-em to meat
g self-employment
Now, to•introduce,m self to you pro rl .
Y Y property.
electrical users.
mainly due to the relatively stable.costs of
have the feeling that someone knows %%h,at.
-4116se, if people lose their houses because
they always find that they can successfully
I'm 30 years old, my hair's falling out, my
Our rate -proposals are examined in public
Ontario's nuclear and hydro -electric
he is, doing. Desperate for that same kind -of
they can't afford the huge interest payments
evade all three. Give a freelance writer a
doctor, says the pain in my stomach is,just my
each year. Any interested party can ,
tesouices as well as revenues from export
feeling Americans turned to Ronald Reagan
on their mortgages may -we suddenly find
little cash and he will invariably invest it in
imagination and my big dream in life is to
comment in this process:
sales; which, help keep the lid on rates.
as their president. a man who if he couldn't
'that to a matter of days or weeks, we have
candy bars, banana cream pies, Cuban
visit Great Britain. i like chocolate chip
Taxpayers dry clot subsidize Ontario Hydro
Thanks frit the chance to expose the other
solve all the problems was. a good enough
gone from too much growth to an economic
'agars and Mad magazines. He is at his
cookies, raspberries, old Beatles records and
apatations anal, hpYtels• 00titiciatis are
side of the coin.
actor to make people think he's in control.
catastrophy like the one even in the
happiest scurrying' out the back door while
sleeping. I hate` Impertinent civil servants,
.coveriog, 40 our operationit, he should
Sincerely,
Without the euphoria of a political honey-
D pression. We've lived with the shouts of
various bill collectors are trying to get in the
lineups and health food fanatics:
ands through same ttaftttcrijt+ts of fife
Hugh Macaulay
moon period, Canadians with their Prime
ec nomir crisis for nearly a decade now and
front.
Gotta got The furnace man is banging on
t�ecent Select Committee on Hydra Attairs.
Chairman
Minister, who'd been around for a dozen
survived. Let's hone that once again people
Every freelance writer, is working un. t
my front 'door.
it was an intensive probe, •and flit 'from a
Ontario Hydro •
years have no such illusions.
are making it Sot nd .verse than it really is.
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