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24--,THE BRUSSELS POST, MAY 18, 197i
For. June 11 election
Zyluk is NDP candidate
basis of the economy which is agriculturc he said, A 29 year-old Kincardine man
- was nominated as candidate for
the new Democratic Party for the
riding of Huron-Bruce, Thursday
night,
Da\Ave Zyluk, born in Dublin,
Ireland was not opposed at. the
nomination meeting held at the
Tiverton Community Centre.
Mr. Zyluk said he accepted the
nomination without reservation.
A resident in Canada since 1967,
he said he was able to make his
own choice about which party he
backed. "I wasn't influenced by
my parent's prejudices. In the 10
years I've lived in Canada I've
had a chance to look at the three
national parties, objectively. I
chose the NDP in 1972. It was the
correct party, my party," he said.
Rec Board
Mr. Zyluk, principal of Kings.-
bridge separate school, 15 miles
north of Goderich, is a Kincardine
resident and a member of the
town's recreation board. He was
asked to run as a candidate last
Thursday, May 5.
As expected last Thursday,
Muray Gaunt, of Wingham, was
nominated once again as the
Liberal candidate in Huron-Bruce
riding for the June 9 Ontario
election.
Nomination meeting organizers
were pleased with the large crowd
on hand for the Liberals' first
gathering held in Kincardine to
select a candidate.
Mr. Gaunt, a 15-year veteran in
the provincial legislature, was
first elected in a 1962 by-election.
He said that many people have
asked him sa
id
an election was
called. he said it wasn't because
minority government wasn't
working or because opposition
parties were stalling the business
of the legislature.
The election was called, Mir.
Gaunt said, not for the good of the
province but for the personal
po litical gain of Premier Bill
Davis.
If the Progressive Conservative
government is returned to office
with a majority it will mean a
`return to the arrogance" that
brought hospital closings and
regional government to Ontario,
he said. Minority
Minority government was
working well with more
cooperation among the three
parties than he had ever before
seen, he said.
Mr. Gaunt said the province's
$7.2 billion deficit destroys the
myth that the Conservatives are
good financial managers.
Adding $20 million to
provincial spending, which is the
cost of the election, is "fiscal
irresponsibility" he said.
Mr. Gaunt termed the rent
review legislation amendment,
approved by Opposition parties
that Mr. D.t.vis said was a v. ote of
non-confidence, just an excuse to
call an election.
With the economy sluggish and
unemployment 1.4h, members of
the legislature/ should be in
Toronto conducting the
province's business, not
campaigning for an election, he
said.
Guest speaker at the meeting
was Perth MPP HughEdighoffer,
the Liberal revenue critic.
Hot much faith
He Said he doesn't have much
faith in the Gallop poll which
givos the Conservatives a
majority instead he prefers to
put his faith in results at the polls.
He said that if he is elected he
would be representing the
Conservatives and Liberals as
well. Mr. Zyluk believes that
Murray Gaunt, Liberal. MPP for
Huron-Bruce for the last 15
years is a good man and would
help anyone.
"Mr. Gaunt is good for the
people he represesnts, but his
party is not good for the
province," he said.
Mr. Zyluk will be running
against Murray Gaunt and
Progressive Conservative Sam
MacGregor, a Kincardine area
developer.
One'of Mr. Zyluk's issues is the
closing of hospitals.
"Goderich Psychiatric hospital
was closed against public
outcry. That shows a lack of
responsibility in government.
The Conservatives say they're
interested in the health of the
people. If they close hospitals,
fhey'renot," he said.
Conservative
"Mr. Macgregor says we'll
Mr. Edighoffer said the Liberal
Party is devoted to preserving the
free enterprise system and small
business must be- supported by
government.
Small business generates more .
employment than machines, he
said, and uses energy more
wisely.
have a Conservative government.
Well, we have an excellent
chance to have an NDP
government if people listen to
issues and not to the back biting
that is going on," Mr. Zyluck
said.
Walter Miller, past vice-presi-
dent of the National Farmers'
Union and a member of the NDP
since it was founded, was guest
speaker.
He said unemployment is the
number one problem facing the
province today" and it's
impossible for me to talk about
unemployment and not relate it to
the farm scene.
Mr. Miller said in his riding
you could find thousands of
farmers so economically
depressed they have to go to town
and take jobs workers need in
order to subsidize their farms.
• "Consequently the farm
doesn't produce, the farmer can't
hire and isn't consuming much."
"The first thing is to get our
values straight and recognize the
During the last minority
government, the Liberal caucus
produced major policy papers on
small business, care and
treatment of disturbed children
and condominiums, he said.
: The Liberals forced the
government to change its
education policy, he said.
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