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Sam MacGregor's reasons for
running for election in Huron-
Bruce can be condensed into one
word - energy.
He believes that—there is still
time to insure that the impenlling
food and energy crisis does not
occur in the Province of Ontario.
However, if nothing is done to
come up.with'a long range energy
policy, Huron-Bruce, the province •
and the nation are in trouble.
Farmers must be able to con-
inue farming by 1985, industry
must continue to have an Uninter-
rupted energy supply. Without a
self-sufficient energy base, the
economy of the province will faH.
If Ontario's economy .tumbles, so
does that of the Dominion of
Canada which can only lea to civil
disorder.
Mr. MacGregor fee s the riding
of Huron Bruce, with its energy
and agriculture base, plus a
member who understands the
need of a comprehensive energy
policy, can be important in the
future of the province.
In short,- Mr. MacGregor knows
the importance of energy to agri-
culture and industry. Unless the
province becomes self-sufficient in
energy, it is in trouble.
Mr. MacGregor feels that the
other issues of concern - health
care, housing, jobs, etc. - can only
fall into place if' the economy is
mOving. "
If the province has to rely on an
imported energy supply,. the
economy will not be able to move.
If Ontario is to have a bright
future, the people of Ontario have
to understand that energy, the
economy and ecology are inter-
dependent.
OVR .F.VTURE YOUR. CHOKE.,
OUR SUPPORT
AND. VOTE
ON JUNE 9th
IS NEEDED
'HURON. BRUCE
PR.OGREISIVE . CONSERVATIVE .CANDIDATE.
(SAM) 'MacOREGOR
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N ,ko'c day night, Sam
McGregor, ,C%"- the Progressive Conservative .ftS1 candidate in - Huron-Bruce _ivo held a press
conference to .,,,ew.‘ explain his involvement with ' \Ice c the Kincardine project. Ne ct. Through his resources, Mr. c'
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began , to \NN,2Nce:.. research the province's
- aDN ago. energy needs over one year °ere
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One of the r6Q .-v," ‘1.1c.i htios
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This . ,p.,`,i2.41 1ncluded- tour-• v.,,SvIania
which now ti:.„v9..enhouses to produce rn(Y!'.. of its oWn
fresh vegetables. Ten ' years ago that country i mported 80 per cent of its vegetables. By 1980 it exbects to be
self-sufficient. /011ce the plan for the
Kincardine project was ready, a
brief was presented to the Ontario treasurer
and the deputy tninister of agriculture by the town.
The government had been doing studies on using waste heat such. as that from
Bruce Generating Station which
Was compatible with the cardine project.
Mr. MacGregor met again with
Treasurer Darcy
McKeough and then a brief
was presented to Premier William DaviS.
'Ir. Davis directed .that a "firce
be appointed to °.o the wars of -- at on April 27.
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COMING EVENTS
ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL
WED. JUNE 1 - 9:30 p.m., Sam attends
Y.P.C. Function at Angus Wilson's.
THURS. JUNE 2 - 8 to g'p.m. - Sam in
on all candidates debate-at CFOS-
Open Line Show.
FRI. JUNE 3 - 10 a.m. - All Candidates
Debate - Kincardine High School. 10:15 p.m.
—Sam at-Y.P.C. Youth Dance at Maple Square,
Port Elgin.
SAT. JUNE .4 - 2 p.m. - Sam at Huron
Central Agricultural Society Spring Fair
at. Clinton.
MON. JUNE 6 - 8.0 m, -"Sam and Friends"
Kincardine community Centre
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