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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-08-26, Page 8PAGE 8 GODERICH SIG NAI -S'i'AR, WEDN *************** * .MOTOR HOTEL HWY. 8 WEST - ;CI.INTON 11f� * THURSDAY IS.... * LADIES NIGHT as SINGLES NIGHT * PRIZES & Nuts & Bolts * FRIDAY IS ... * SATURDAY.... * ******* ******* -Dance to all your Favourite Tunes on our Large Dance Floor or just come in for our relaxed atmosphere" ESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1967 JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIHhIII11II! A STAR IS BORN HAPPY BIRTHDAY FIBBLE! Randy Middel 5 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 r Feature Beef barbeque The Goderich Trotting and Agricultural Society has received permission to hold a fundraising event ( Beef Barbecue and Dance) at the Goderich and District Com- munity Centre on Aug. 29. Council concurred with the request at their Aug. 17 meeting. Councillor Peter McCauley has been named Goderich Town Council's represen- tative on the McKay Centre Board. McCauley's apointment was officially approved at the Aug. 17 meeting of council. McCauley replaces former represen- tative Councillor Stan Profit, who has in- dicated he cannot find the time to repre- sent council on the board. DIL GARD CAR CARE ENGINE COMPARTMENT' • i Today'sAnswer in Rust Protection! ENTIRE CAR REAR QUARTER PANEL TRUNK LID ENTIRE UNDERSIDE FRONT FENDERS Today's new designed vehicles need more than yesterday's rust protection. ROCKER PANELS • DOORS TEQSTED YRSLABORATORY AND ALL WEATHER ROAD TESTING ASSURES YOU OPTIMUM QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE 'CONDITIONS APPLY. v PROVEN 150,000 VEHICLES HAVE PROVEN OIL GARD'S EXCLUSIVE pis HR. TREATMENT WILL WORK ON ANY VEHICLE, ANY AGE, APPLIED IN ANY WEATHER I/ GUARANTEED ONE CLAIM IN 10 YRS. YOUR GUARANTEE IN WRITING WITH OUR 8 YR.', 6 YR.", 3YR.* WARRANTY ON A NO COST BASIS It's a MUST against rust! 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( photo by Ted Spooner) New bills will help clarify refugee situation MP Murray Cardiff claims By Murray Cardiff Recent events concerning Canada's im- migration and . refulgee policies have resulted in some confusion and misconcep- tion of the government's stand an refugees. • Let me clarify the government's posi- tion, and explain what it means to you as Canadians. As you are aware, Parliament was recalled last week to introduce new, legislation to deal with serious abuses and deficiencies of the system currently gover- ning the treatment of refugee claims. Now, after open debate in the House of Com- mons, Bill C-84 has gone to committee to be reviewed and, if necessary, revised. Part of the confusion I have heard stems from the fact that this new legislation is an adjunct to the government's previous im- migration bill, C-55 which is intended to clarify Who is a legitimate refugee. Bill C-84 is designed to dovetail with Bill C-55 to provide protection from abuse of our refugee laws by people who are in fact NOT legitimate refugees. It is hoped that Bill C-55 will also go to committee this week. —The new legislation will not penalize legitimate . refugees, nor will it penalize those concerned Canadians who genuinely are trying to help refugees. Bill C-84 is ac- tually designed to protect legitimate refugees because it will speed up the deter- mination process and will increase the punishment of those who unlawfully at- tempt to profit . from . their smuggling ac_ tivities,. Another point of concern and confusion with Bill C-84is the question of proper documentation. Genuine refugees often cannot get proper documents before leav- ing their country. This new bill does not re- quire that refugee claimants provide anything they did not have before they started their -journey to Canada. What the new legislation would provide, is a method for our government and im- migration officials to control the flood of bogus refugee claimants. We are not dos- ing the door on true refugees, and many of those who initially claim refugee status as an attempt to secure entry into Canada will in fact be accepted through the formal immigration channels. . We welcome and need , immigrants in this country. However, a system is necessary if the process is to be effective and efficient, Bills C-55 and C-84 will give us the up-to-date system we need. PC candidate claims win without outside help At a Sunday Huron Conservative picnic at the Exeter Golf and County Club, candidate Nico Peters said his campaign was catching fire. He told about 200 supporters, "I will win this election without any outside help. We will win it in the backyards and on the streets as we preach the gospel according to Nico Peters". Mr. Peters continued, " We will approach our policies with what the people of Ontario can afford. With the Liberal's spending in- crease at three times the rate of inflation, we have to fight their socialistic approach to government". The PC candidate went on to say, "This was not the time for an election. This is an expensive affrdnt to all in Ontario. It's about taking a stand of defending the minority, but not at the expense of the majority." "If we can get Ontarians to listen to our message they will realize we are the only party that stands up for the rights of people. We have the only platform and policies to lead Ontario into the 90s." Mr. Peters admonished the present government for being responsible for triple the layoffs in the north and allowing all the growth and new jobs in Toronto. He said the present government has done nothing about roads in Huron County and said highway 4 north of Blyth was in terrible shape and needed widening. While the picnic was an informal affair, Sarnia MPP Andy Brandt turned out to be the guest speaker. On the subject of free trade Mr. Brandt said, "It's ludicrous for Peterson to say it's going to be harmful to Ontario. To do nothing like he is doing would also be harmful." He continued, "The United States has a $170 billion trade deficit. Mark my word, they will do something to try and change that. It would be devastating to Ontario if we don't get protection with a solid agreement. It must enhance our economy and development." About the Auto Pact, Mr. Brandt said it should not be renegotiated, but left intact. Gibby Gibson of Exeter was master of ceremonies for the brief program which was followed by a picnic lunch of hof dogs and beans. Also in attendance was former Agriculture Minister Bill Stewart. Telecare TELECARE in Goderich 24 Mr. Conf/dentisl Listening 1-800-265-4598