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Man You Can Count On!
Vou,Cait Count On Graeme Craig and the Liberals to
. ACHIEVE energysecurity • at fair
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prices to all Canadians- by
strengthening. Petri) .Canada, not
destroying it: • • .
2. NOV INCREASE the excise tax on
gas and diesel fuel, -
3. NOT APPLY the excise tax on food
..'"'production energy, as this is in
effect a tax on food,
4. NOT APPLY the excise tax on
public ,transportation energy in- a
cluding school.. buses. This will
keep, your, school taxes down.
5. INCREASE the Guaranteed Annual
Income Supplement by $35 per
. menth.
9. RE-ESTABLISH guaranteed Iowa
and regain otir international posi•
to help exporters, not hurt
, • them as the Clark embassy flip
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Moo did'. •
• sr. T.RESENT a comprehensive agri-
celtural policy for 'the benefit of
both farmers and consumers.
B. ALLOW wanes paid to farm wives
to:be deducted as business expen-
ses..
9. ALLOW farmers further capital
claim relief
Meet Graeme at -
Feb. 15 -Ludlow Community Centre
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Beef On- A hun
With Hon. Donald MacDonald:
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BRUSSELS 887-6273 SEAFORTH 627-0607
CLINTON 432-7801 EXETER 235-2788
GODERICH 524-2161 WINGHAM 357-1144
PUBLISHED BY THE OFFIcIAL AGENT FOR GRAEME Cit;t1G, WALTON, ONY
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that the mill will us oa1
grains and will be designed t�.
give basic and additional:
services such as the teittirkee
dairy feedandIrtiltrY and ho,
pellets.
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June
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area as well as the north.par
of Perth, Wellington an
Huron counties. •
pot luck
FORDWICH—The • aenior
citizens' of the village' -held
their February meeting in the
community hall on Wednes-
day of last week, commencing
with a pot luck dinner' at 12'
, noon.. '
The meeting followed,
opening with 'Al Canada!? with
Miss M. McElwain the.
piano. Roy. . Kennedy,
president, welcomed' everyone
and "Happy Birthday'? was
sting to four memb,er,s, A'
motion of.. thanks 'was es
tended by Mrs. Eva Harris to
Mrs. Kennedy, past president,
and Miss McElwain, past
secretary, for their two years'
work. The treasurer's "report
was given by Lorne Kelley.
Arrangements were made
to go bowling on February 15
at i p.m. It was also . moved.
,thlat,O.MgrOuP Icorterkoki44 he
„.Village Nursing Homeowtiona
W90 >COP be Strefigedreli '
• The program was convened
by Mrs. Edwin Dietz and
featured readings by Mrs.
Geiger and Jim Worrell. A
thank-yonnote Was read from
Bill Wilson for remembrances
while he was ill,
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bligrchture
:eed,yards
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ER CONSTRUCTION—the Co -Op Feed MIIIimst.A.OrttrOl.WitIghein on•
is been under construction since last Aogupt and should*, COMpleted by
orker, Philip Hahn, cuts pipes to be fitted above a:huge:MO osed In the
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awanosh Will hold
r vote this summer
. esti Township
a liquor
summer to
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llry or whether
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: lic beverages
'ited at certain
l!.
Liquor',
OntarioLie
quest
dear withhould' 1,
held June 9
eXin iststeibdleuenidghert
ence Board of
ions.
being asked
hether liquor
e 1,, to be sold'
under dining,lounge licence,
with' food. ailable; a lounge
licence, with. food optional; or
an'- entertainment lounge
licence,,•,with live en-
terOlathrr clitie44Pronsvid, edwinch will
not beSq‘'15,43allot for this
vote, allowing the
sale of spirits,• wine or beer
through rtail such as
Board of
Brewers'
,Retail st e„stores.
East , awand- ;Township
' Councilogreed toliOld the vote
- At the urging cif,theBelgrave
and. District Kinsmen Club,
which is'interestediiii holding
fundraising events: Ancluding
the sale of liquor at the
Belgrave Arena.
ttention Far
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Lloyd Michie, a past presi-
dent of the club, attended the
Council meeting last Tuesday
to explain the request.
"We Want to make it Clear to
people we are, doing this
purely to raise money for, the
conimunity," he emphasized.
"We're not going for a hotel
licence," '
The Kinsmen have agreed to
cover all costs of holding the,
vote and, to provide volunteer
labor to help organize it,
According to the Liquor Li-
cence Board East Wawanosh
has been totally dry since 1915
Candidates
questioned
Continued from Front Page
to represent the needs of
farmers, small businessmen
and working Canadians. He),
--Charged that large financial
and multinational cor-
porations have too much
power, and that when the 19
largest corporate donors give
the Liberals and Con-
servatives over $1. million
- each, they are making an in-
vestment on which they ex-
pect to receive a return:,
' Canadian individuals
contribute five times as many
'dollars to ,the • NDP as -it
receives from unions, he said,
and he likened the relationship
between the party and labor
unions to the affiliation 'bet-
ween the Ontario Federation
of Agriculture . and various
commodity groups. Unions do
not control the NDP, he
stated, noting only a quarter
of the delegates at annual
conventions , come from af-
filiated unions.
"In the end it will be per-
fei mance; not promises,
which will determine the kind
of Canada we have in the
1980S," he said, and pointed to
the NDP government in
Saskatchewan which has
increased revenue from
resources to provide social
programs and keep the tax
load low.
Mr. Cardiff told the meeting"
his major concern is energy
policy and the key word is
`sectirity'.. No matter what
party is elected, fuel prices
will increase, he ; predicted,
and it is important to conserve
now in order to guarantee .
energy security in the future.
He defended the excise tax
proposal, which he said would
amount to only one cent a mile
or 90 cents to work an acre of
lind, and said he knows of
ways farmers can use less fuel
in working their land. He also
said he wants to work with
John Wise, federal agriculture
minister, to try to obtain a tax
exemption 'for farm fuels.
He claimed reduction of
Canada's deficit would help
battle unemployment and
inflation and said the mor-
tgage deductibility scheme
would help the construction
industry. He also promised the
spousal deduction, increased
tax deduction for firemen and
a subsidized apprenticeship
program for industry.
In addition he warned that
the world was "never closer
the World War III than right
now" and ,Imised the
Conservative.*Vuld increase
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purchases of military
equipment.
Following the question
period thz... candkIntoc gave
short summaries of their
positions and urged people to
get out and vote on election
day.
under a local option bylaw °
passed 'by the township and
this will be the first liquor vote;,
to be held since then.
In other business council
approved the proposed budget
submitted by the Belgrave
Community Centre Board and
approved grants of $25 to the
Huron County Historical
Society,' $150 to the Belgrave,
Brussels and- .Blyth School
Fair and $100 to 'the Blyth
Centre for the Arts.
A petition was accepted for
repair and improvement to
the Hal.lahan-Caldwell
municipal drain and the
engineer will be contacted to
,• prepare an estima\te. The
engineer will also be con-
tacted regarding maintenance
on the Jaretzke drain.'
Maitland Engineering is to
regarding,be contacted
study on the township landill
site ordered by the ,Ontario
Minietry of the Enifir' onment,.
The study is to outline 'A
proposal .for continued land-
filling operations and to en-
sure there will be no bad
environmental effects from
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The great.•• -
escape..
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Phone 524-9381 or 524-8411 0,524-8841
MONDAY SHOPPING.
The following Wingham stores are open every
, Monday for your shopping convenience.
Monday and Saturday
Service Special
OIL CHANGE
Up to 5 etrems of !flyro
or 10W40 Super Oil
I Motor Master Oil Filter
By Appointment Please
$888
Monday Only
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GALACTICA FIGURES
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NOG 2W0 tel: (519) 357-3714.
MONDAY ONLY SPECIALS
26 oz.
COCA COLA
100
for
plus deposit
Limit 8 per customerWith
$5.00 grocery purchase.
Chapman's - 2 litre
Assorted Flavours
ICE CREAM
1 °9
limit 2 per customer with
55.00 grocery purchase.
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