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41 • afloat'
A Holyrood area farmer has tosserl'hiS hat 'running OUts'
into the ring for the, PC nomination in the Johnston also wants to see, further sah-
,_-...41furorroBrilee riding__ . :sidization of interest rates on farm credit
Barry Johnston; 3fr reeve: of 19nless, "Econornies show you can't ceritinue
delcared his intention to seeklhe nrommation to farnt *with Such high interest rates,", lie
• last week. , a said.. Johnston said the Canadian interest.
Johnston-said he decided to run, because rates; have to follOW' the Amertcatf rates,-
he wanted to , see the south of Bruce He alsci wants to see the national railway
reptesented in the race andto create interest 'system unproved:. so farmers can get their
",,,,in the nP,Inkna,003iruvention for residents graih . to perts, He described rail
the Bruce aria transportation system as. a "rnickey mouse'
'Johnston said itnorninated he would work system" and added if western farmers can't
to retain•the faintly farms and support the: •get their grain to market, they'll start
expleratiork. of • alternate, feel sOurces. He producing livesteck instead;
suggested 'the extractiOn of' alcohol for fuel Johnston called this election "senselesi".
from sugar bdCts and corn is an ;alternate The governinent brought dOWn a "'realistic"
energy source' he wants to see researched. budget Whkh would ,stop :deficit spending.
He believe,federall-aSsistance is .necessary and conserve energy he
to get the ,project Starte'it, because it
unrealistic to expot the private sector lb • Johnston ,has' been reeve of Xinloss for
take the initiative, because„.. of the costs three yearsand served as councillor': for six
isin 'olved;
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• a . years. Be past president of the Bruce
He criticized the Liheials 'fol.' failing to County Federation, of Agriculture and is
&dare an, energy Policy. Johnston'said he• chairman of tho,'Bruee' COut,n67,- Museum •••
would rather p'aY,,$Z,a. gallon for gasoline; and. 'Board. He is' also a .inember- of the Sou,th
have •at gu,ariviteed future supply than have ' Bruce Planning Board:. A farmer .fer 16 ,
cheaP,,,edetgY, rand no policy with the tisk of years, he Is married' with three children.
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11roni ,page 1:.. „ , budget, commented Mr. Whalen, .' The.
.4%:,,,tionuthis ,,tiMe', party faithful ,are confident of 'Conservative§ tried to sell the excise tax on
:a ..Liberal upset in' Huron-Bruce. ‘ , ' fuel as a conservation measure, but this tax,
,• , A lifelong resident of the tiding, Mr. Craig . said: Mr. Whalen, would aiso affect public
lias•farmed-near Walton since-graduating transportation. as. • well`: as 'fuel,-for--food 'for. -food
from Ricigetoti,'T College 9f Agricultural production. '
TeChnology. ';f-le iswa director of the Huron, /0,"The budgetmeant slow grtkvth and Cattlernen 's Association, searetary-treasur- i , ,
cr ef the, Huron PloCvmen, past president of double digit infl ation," Mr, Whalen, said. . .
The campaign should be an interesting one county Junior Farmers and of the Brussels'.
Agricultural Socie,ty. ,has been a 4-H
swine, club leader frit the past 12 years.
Mr Craig said high interest rates fad
eroded the "confidende of people and the
PrerChristinas sales indicated a cutback• in,
'consumer-pending. . • s
".Theettfundaitl. e tax credit the Conner..
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vative 'government.;-was:, promising would
only cover 20; per • cent of the 'income '
families," laid M,r; Craig;—:
ForpwrIiber4,Agri4ltIt Mfriister,
ene , Whelan, m.p. Esser: Windsor, was
guest, speaker and came doWn hard on the ,
budget and the minority Conservative
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and will take a lot of
Treasurer Murray'ElstOn'reported on the
campa.4,ai fbr cOntributionS, at' thecbnven:
ilon. He indicated that more 'funding would
'be necessary to .cover the ,greateivolunle of
advertising that Willtle done to overconie lthe
tact .that the may; caMpaigning.ay be Cut -
Short 1)1, winter, Weather,:
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"We (the . Liberals) know about minority'
governmentS; -Mr; Whalen. " e had
a 'minority government under Lest r Pearson
and Pierre Trudeati. And, when you are a
minority, you'take.sOme.of the Other parties'
ViewS:.and Consult with them."
Mr, Whelan s • thiSon,
ernment only represAted 38 per cent of the
country
Everyone Would hay'6'x'''',afiectd-bje-th&
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*from page, 1
January 8, 1980 from Roman St. Augustine •
Church. at 11 co'clocL 1nterinenf
followed in St. Augustine Cemetery. 'Mac
Kenzie and McCreath Funeral Home,
Lucknow was in charge of• the funeral
arrangements..
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kilkegammasitumg
,udgard recolistruction
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Lucknow Village Council named their
committees to serve for the new year at the
- January ses n, Monday night,
The following committees were appointed:
roads,, George • Joynt and Tom Andrew;
water, Eldon Mann; hydro, Russell Whitby;
, arena, Ab Murray and' Russell Whitby;
• recreation, Tom -Andrew and Eldon Mann;'
fire; Tom Andrew and Russell Whitby;
property, Ab. Murray; sanitation,,Ab Murray'
.and Tom Andrew and conservation wasleld
9vci: ort,j09#iari at the February meeting.
peeve 'George JOynt made the following
recommendations to council, for the year;
--• the reeOn#ruction of havelock Street
from Ludgard to the CNR•tracks
-- the reconstruction of Ludgard Street,
west of Havelock to the County Road -
--•water works in this area are to be 'updated
— inspection of well number five
—"'inspection of the truss legs behind the
concrete seating area for water damage ."ands
air circulation af"rthe arena
— completion of the, cornice area on the
exterior of the town hall and a; facelift for the
interior main entance and stairways, down;.
stairs .
--- consideration of a planning ,program for
replacemenfof those trees removedover the
past few years
inspection of stieet lighting and a survey
conducted by Ontario Hydro for primary and
secondary lines, pole replacement, trans-
former. capacities and other needs
— revision d main street parking and
parking lots required
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