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bow this can be ac- electoral success for his, `moratorium on torecl+acures and "' g to voters. f
.s ire• the - raging - basiii``� �... or ization is .. _.
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for the next Year Then at _ o ire gen. . __S .
• . Cher the three 'Dont habeas but, all,.. ex- party is to spell out for the y -.�. -Noti_ ,. of - l H aran I
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os t# pressed confidence • that, voters exactly what they ne ded u (break t% ve Liberal - iiiiiii,.
would guarantee a renewal
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motive' -Sucre' � rop�rly organized, the NDP could expect from an NDP of farm loans alt their ld ass ' ernati e ,
Mttai Cassi as, leader of and t Pm . 111111111111 a ''`'
.,,, ' - revfous rates of interest. tae NDP can ga to ° "
can riot only replace the government - a 'tactic used p
the New 'Dei�ocra,tic !Party It, also would expand the war, 464iplacing the Tories The Railway Transport Committee of the Canadian Transport °+C+�mmission 'will hold. publip ,hi�arirtgs in
Liberals as the official oppo- successfully by Tomany " Pan
"Yi iia Ontario is tnt�d. , up in sition, but can take a run Rt Douglas to win his first function of the Province of $e ant, he said. Hanover,,Qnt., Feb. 8, Wingham, Ont., Feb. 10 and Fergus, Ont., Feb. 2 f1
` Wing stn aa, , only- Gu "a� farmers � • , 1 , 1 t32 on. t e -following �e rS:
" nib.. +•' Ontario Savings Bank - lq� :, Dung fa ii1►
;'", `y ,,., , 'end unseating the entrenched victory in Saskatchewan, �. y appiiootTons ley Canadian National bail ays pur&uant to Section 253 of the Railway Act, to abandon the
!1„ ','';_, ? . `tile �i , t'p' ° � established b bed in the in a and laoki '
:�.,y ry W �'� Progressive Conservatives The party must run on a lis 1 are -` gry ,
meets -i - had t;eancelled. for " . The NIP operation of the following lines of railways:
- sic the""- - inaHarty. solid platform of what it response tQ probleaxis much _. vers. A - _. _..4 10..,...ai..zej - . �.," tNhit.e'Q_ •.function #a Durham a
,; However, iini' t,ryiews at o he �o nx'riess iliac aaiger (r) Durh p r ff i e +j� ..._ - - -
",-; •^; :h 5' Mr. Fo ds; at 44 years of wants to achieve in the first like t se - to create a bank stn 5 U W p mileage ag8 1.:� +DT` fine t.�wen 0ou�nu ,��aa,.�rV101.01 VW.W • •..
::.., the Creat'' C liliirt�t house which could .make loans Eo and F
;;:,; . age and with l0 years in the four years. ro answers. distance of 2"5.72 miles;
r ' the relaxed before farmers small business COAiiTION OF
+r'"t°,";„r;,,,w;-- , w . Legislature under his belt is As leader he pro ised to ,
K .�_.,,M•,, , : •;: lteatlin of t� an even'itia rn , . ( )
_�, g �, g ilTiERFTS b the Southampton' Spur from a point near the gown of Port Elgin (mileage 0.90) to Snutharr�pton
N”, the senior contender. For- focus party policy on several and' homeowners at pre- t_
,4w"� �. `. meeting ni. IRhiidon Ft'r�%abr ., The highest -pro- (mileage 5.00)' •
Vis,; " ,- , r.,.. , Jim merly'a teacher in, Thunder areas: (erred rates of interest- `:. P
Y. ;.,..';;4y,I,.F; Y F'arutlds;. Richard t- tle,,1±.;., candidate �6 25 r
"i%k,,. Johnston Bay, he has rept•esented the -improvement in social Allan Blakeney} in Saska P (c) the Fergus Subdivisioh from a paint near Fergus to point near Palmerston, a distance of .00
�" ,., r` ,.. and Bo}a Rae discussed their chewan and Dave Barrett hn fib' . e9 whose post as
n,� ; , riding of Port Arthur since services and health care - miles, '
aiians and hopes for the future being first elected in 1971. • while gradually eliminating British Columbia are fres critic has ensured
Mir a`" of the NDP in this province. '
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':��+',' , pr He is the current deputy OHIF premiums` proposing similar measures h media, visibility. At age (d) the Kincardine Subdivision from a point near Listowel to Kincardine, a distance of 5.6.41 miles;
LLµ` ': ;'';. ; ' All three agreed some 33
I,,'a, , far their rovinces he nosed. , be, hag held the Broad- �,
p �, yrs; :.; , house leader for the NDP as --more priority for P all ih the Province of Ontario.
!jx? " - - .substantial changes are well as energy critic; - regional development Farmers particularly de� view-Gre.on d seat in •t,
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y,C y aired if the party - ' "
y.;, I req P ty is to previously he held the pasts -reforms in provincial serve low interest loans, Toronto 'sIRVe reaching the �an application by Canadian Pacific Limited for authority to abandorla the operation of -the Walkerton •Sub-
a �' reerse its poor showing in
' because the are forced to Legislature hn a 1978 by- division from Sau cans to Walkerton, a distance of $7.3 miles, in the Province of Ontario.
• ,�,_ ,• of natural resources critic income and resource taxes; Y' 9
,= the provincial election last and education critic' in the -,a clear but limited ' electi
C',: r• ' barrow Ga cover input costs
ry,: ,::; • March. on -Subsection 2'54(2) of the Railway Aon "which authorizes the Railway Transport Committee #o group -
pa ty conmmitment to public beffore they get a return an Before entering politics,
;y.t" r caucus, abandonment"a lications.
1�°`;""I'' The have dif
4 r ',,' y 4 ferent ideas Mr. Goulds said the key to ownership. their produce, he added. ". RBe;' a lawyer, worked pp ,
''"'''a, "Ill." w Tax reform is needed to "Then we could go ,to the with the United Steelworkers.' -the operation of two subdivisions , of the Ontario and Quebec Railway Company, leased and operated by
��yr�" ' :, union and tau ht labor'
�M„��; I „ ensure large businesses pay federal government and say, g 'Canadian -Pacific Limited, namely, the Elora Subdivision, from Cataract (mileage 0.0) to Elora (mileage
{"4,1.1 a fair share, he .said, refaltans• at trade union 29.4) and the Teeswater Subdivision from Fraxxa (mileage 0:0) to Teeswater (mileagd 67.9) for which
,, ', W h i tech e� re h P e rs o n a I s `Here's what we've cane. ,
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>'; What are you going to dol'•" schtxils ark the University of
xs: f., claiming that banks, for no abandonment applications' have been submitted, and'concerning which the Committee may make -
;si Nfjj example, are taxed at a rate • REACHING THE T to. - ,
�� Agnes Fn�rrier preturned Whitechurch. P ' recommendations to the railway company concerned for the abandonment thereof, in accordance with
,;.: of on1 15 percent on profits. PEOPLE He "said the challenge subsection 255 1 of the Railway Act.
.1),- homy last Wednes&y after a Y,;,, Sympathy hi extended also He a�o • said the resource Buildiiag bridges ' to, the • facing the•New Democrats is ( ) e Y ,
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W:fit,{v -` visit with Olive Gillespie o#. to the family of •the late sector never has been, taxed ' voters of Ontario to over- to • show ~'themselµves as a -"The Mid -Western Ontario/Bruce- Railway Branch .Line Rationalization Study" dated May ' 198 � , Sub -
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`�`' Sarnia and then a few days . Maggie. McI'ntosh, the for- sufficiently. come "the myth of lose NDP party which welcomes new miffed jointly to the Committee by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications of the Province ' `'
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� IVI§ •: with Mr. and Mrs. ,la`red rner Maggie Kennedy, whp «It is ridiculous that the as irrespons)ble socialists" members, understands of Ontario, the Canadian National Railways - tareat`' Lakes Region; Canadian Pacific limited - as ®rn
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,� 1: > Davis of La Salle. . grew up > on 'the second of treasurer of Ontario collects 'is the theme ' on which Problems and speaks for Re ion.
E4 �; :% On Thursday, Mrs. E. Wr - Kinloss and attend d'SS ,No. o g
"Y;'' `' , e five , times as much in Richard Johnston is waging Y different kinds ,�-h m n f h m n utham ton S urs and Kin-
, w�.i": ' -' Beecroft, Hugh Sinnamon, 10, Kinloss. l „ e a ou iso actual losses in respect of Canadian National s Dur a a d So p p
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_ 5 , revenue from QHI1" fees. as „ his .campaign for party PSP e•' ,
}k; and Mrs. Forsyth. of Congratulations to Mr. and' he does in resource taxes." leadershi He called for building a calcine and Fergus Subdivisions arta Canadian Pacific Limited s Walkerton Subdivision in each of. the
Walkerton attended the Mrs'. Leonard Rabinsoa on a ownership, he p� new prescribed accounting ears are as follows;
'1�, Xv:'```'' Timoth On publi own p, Mr: Johnston, 35, is a com- coalition of interests g Y 1
xlk ,.,,.� funeral of their uncle, the the birth of a son, Y said the party first with farmers and people in Durham Spur
rt��i':.. par often is hit rotative upknown,
*~i. ..late Jack McMichael of Roy, at the Wingham , and s� towns eo le -w
.,.".s with the false allegation it elected in April of 1979 to P P White s'.fiunction -Durham lo
: ` Listowel. ' *Mr. -' McMichael District Hospital . Jan. 13. don't vote NDP or who didn't • " '
` intends to take over eve represent the ridingof Scar- .
was sone -tide resident 'of Timothyis a brother for g g Year Total Costs $ f#evenues $ Actual Loss $
�� ilialxi in sight. He sees as trough West in Taranto. He vete More. He said the
ruin the Whitechurch cam- Tracy and Mark.' lo` ical targets for ,public -'`should build on its
:�, munity: Bob Ross of Kitchener g was reelected tri 1981. and party . 1977 205,522 183,977 21,645
ownership: • , now serves as the party's populist roots and traditions, . ,
:, We are pleased to report spent the weekend with his 1978 - 236,972 191,326. 45,646
' „ -the uranium mines. at community and sgciai and promised to. do every-
.,,I • that 'Hazel- Airdon of Luck- parents, `Mr. and Mrs. Dori 1979 ' 1.96,178 . ' 129, 745 6:6, 433
- r , ::. ° Elliot Lake, which he says services critic. thing 'he. can to build a net -
r' now, a farmer resident of�the Ross and family. � 1 1980 170, 998 102, 482 68 516
the province eatild operate to Previously " he worked as wank of interest and art:
�,� ': ° community, Was , able to Little .Crystal Wilkins was P ' P Y � f, �P �,� 11 I
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�,; more cheaply than by going an administrator and tuance. critic he met
,z.� i eturn hQre .Friday after a admitted last Week to the w Southampton n
" ' thrnugh with' its contract to counsellor at,. Trent with fat�tners and farm. p Q Spur ry
"' Lengthy stay in the Wingham ,Wingham hos ital with a
.7,, '�` • P s to talk about the . Port Elgin - S themptott
�' � ' � pe Y purchase the uranium; University, Peterborough. yup1.
i; . fcospital.. , . M , cold, She is wished a s ed Year _
r" -Inco; „ He said the poor showing really serious problems of Total`•Costs $ • • Revenues $ Actusi Loss $
r• The -annual meeting of the recovery. _ p' '
I � ' , b the NDP, in' the last .. ♦ ..2 7
- Chalrriers:�byterian :finds Moore of Okotoks -Public auto insurance; y' interest .a,+es, land, owner- 197,8 21,fi09 38 '18,871.
x;,�„° I � 1 k --a Crown corporation •to election reflects its '"severe ship apd Wbtectfng ft -rural 1979 _ 25,56 -. 2 486 °
' Shur '; a�uvaed J'�n. 29 at :a�crived home" far two weeks 23.0
,` 2p.mw,.7 ,¢...''-:iuith her parents, Mr, and give Onta�hio a'vvhndow iota disconnection" fi+pm' many way of lifer he repoated, 1'980 2f,22$ 4,201 4 '
the forestry industry and to pep si Dui the lis rices
I '' - of• the ole of Ontario and �g gh F
I-- w �o;;` f:, ,• The-.cuim�muni y emctends its' Mrs. Walter Moore. „u• ,
. guarantee proper g s back to the 1970s when of land and mono as the key Kindar0ine Subdivision
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' Symp . - r.Y, �o . Mrs. . Bloss The high school and public' rantee ro r mama e- goo y. Y
,�>; `; , } r.r."a went and'refarestation. the, party chose to rely on the issue in agriculture. Lis#owes Kincardine "
, 4 , Koyle and ' fana�ily,- in 'the school pupils in, the village • •
'. ;� WIN VO'I'El ..,_..-_.. _.-_-., image of its leader "' 'Ste n lie said he senses moi`e ' ry
rhe
1. . s ssin of Mr. Koyle last enjoyed a holiday Monda..y, ..-- Y@ar 'Total 1 C
k;;4,.rs g - --- .- - __-_ _.___, Y___ -- o a oats $ Revenues $ • Actual i.oss $
rr. ,,.,; week. Mr. and lb+r s. Koyle but .the bus froth Lucknow. CONFIDENCE Lewis, ,rather thannn�iu d tale .` mt � -in-She-A'r'ty- -n�a-u _-,_ _-... .-_,..
+ : ' 19 i 7 -- - -- ;..: - -- _443 3 --------_-...,_..--_.",- ,.._ - _.. -, _ . - ..--- ---- .. 4
.q�i�. in est elections art r structure at the ass- than before arca rantised'if 3 2, , 131,1 3 : _
�F "lived on:a far at Lan fide arrived to take some of, the P P Pa' tY P r�
lig t:; ' -
zt, , • elected leader to s en 1978
.. � -- ticu rl the two which . roots level.. - p d :time /
,.:r . dor a tine:ioro. moving•,to +children to school. Y i 979 458,098 216 230' 241 868
resulted in minority govern- The patty also got too outside the Legislature - 477, 582 175, 710 301,872
},FNI,. meeting with .groups to 1980 , 503,521 223,747 279,774
I.. " �.' ."x. menta Ontario voters have deeply involved, during the'
`" *"" i+nvs• rlir inns�sToiv IsousE a been saying, "in a small `c' pe establish rsonal contact . "
t.'}:.'' . . nods of .minority govern- Fergus Subdivision '
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'_LLr ��'c, . conservative Way:', that they aia2r,t, with pressuring thetrith people wlta are, �' 9
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� .' don't want the Tories but are Tories to pass progressive frustrated , with .•. ..both' the Fergus' - Palmerston --� P
11, -�tA�:�:. l �.�� ryra�e 'Per�c�na l Nates. - -
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�. not sure the New Democrats legislation, and •it mi ed Liberals and Tories. ' - Year Total • costs $ Reveenues $ - Actual Loss $
I. s Marjorie , Procter the arrival In the
,,I can run the government, Mr. several olden a r°tun ties.... past ' the NDP has 1978
�.. g , g PPo 54,3'42 1 303 ' S3 '039
Mr . 1 of their baby boy, Foulds su ested. to.,for a elections on issues it been too' preoccupied with 19.?9 -
Ensom.of Sarnia visited with Timothy Ray, 'on Wednes- suggested. 71, 826 1, 025 70, 801
,. The way to gain voter could, have to gaol urban ridings and has tended 1980 , 1 275
P-. Ur•. anti Mrs:. Larry' day Jan. i3 and to Mr. and 69,820
$' advantage he said. to ignore rural •'Ontario ' he B8.545
1, p,n'". confidence, 'he said, is to , - ''•l '
Mayberry and family, , of• . Mrs: Bruce Cam bell on the , '
1, P Y . Y y F spell out clearly the party The party s apparent lack commented, and it has WaiiCerton Subdivision "
Londesboro on tl3e weekend. , arrival of their baby girl, Iris \ ' .
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policies, which was not done , of. appeal to voters stems suffered the consequences. .
=Ys;�;" On Monday, she visited with Kathleen; on Saturday, Jan. P Saugeen -Walkerton •
} f.,q ' in -previous elections. directly from its failure to Naw it must expand its base. .
her. mother,. 'Ml's. ' - Robert 16•;. in the XVingham and Dis- - Year Total Costs $ Revenues $ � Actual Loss S
��:, He said the, recent victory get involved at the locallevel The labor movement' 'drill •.
�;_b ° - Procter. trict Hospital. remain art of .the coalition 1977 398 554 1 217 $39
�{�;:' ; by the NDP in Manitoba, with local issues he added P 180,615
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m"w#. ' The general meeting of the "also a small `c' conserva� Unlike 'the Tories and of interest, but the NDF also 1978 ♦, 415, 620 R. 252,109 163,51A -
} , : Belgrave United' Church For the second Sunday in ' 19 7 9
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� I. five , province demon- Liberals there are few New must bring in other groups , 448, 8 7 7 • 2 2 3 660 2 2 5 217
Women will be held Tuesday, succession Trinity Anglican, ' ' -- -.--- }
``;' January 26, at 7 p.m. with a Knox Presbyterian, Calvin- strafes that sincerity and Democrats involved in muni- whose interests. are not
'` 1980 fi ares to be made available at the hearin
hard work can bring success.. cipal governments boards served by big -business- - g g .
pot luck supper, Husbands, Back United 'and Knox Ora the to iC of a ricuIture or farm organizations. oriented overnment". W `:
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�r "' • P g « g g The Committee, will also hear evidence on the„Rationalization Study insofar as that stud relates to the sub-
"'''' family .and frhends are i�ea- United Churches were closed
Mr. „ Foulds agreed • it is a What , must the'party do to Y
„ act abandonment applications and to the Elora arta Teeswater Subdivisions.
vhted. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. duehto the storm: This is an 1 '
sector in crisis •laying the One of the major failures win an election? Mr. Rae' `' •
McBurney krill show slides of unprecedented occurrence iii blame on "ekorbitant” in- is that there is no connection sugg 'ted that first the ` The "public. hearings will be held commencing "at the following times, . dates and places: 4
Africa. Officers will b'e 'in- this area: Church ,services gest rates and foreclosures with the farm community, voters of Ontario must want
stalled. .~.:,.,_ ~ will be #field at the usual ' by banks. ' The ' - party ' never con- is see a change in govern -
Mr's. Howard . &ttler of times next Sunday, weather, centrated on going out and ment' and the NDF must DATE LOCATION ' A ADDRESS - '
He suggested a couple of Y . Hanouer Ont,
Chepstow visited on Thur- permitting. ` Belgrave Knox getting the rural vote ei er re lace the Liberals ,as a Monde
measures by which the g g p February 8, 1982 Hanover Town Hall
-sday ,With her mother, Mrs. United Church annual ' in organizational terms. or in credible alternative. The
government could ease the ., 451' - 1'Oth'Avenue
Robert Procter, meeting will be held. on Sun- terms of the t of leader it Liberals are ha rob- -
at 1.0:00 A.M.,, „
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence day, Jan. 31 with lunch being pressure on " farmers; Yip : P , , f
elected. It thought of itself as lems with credibility, he Wednesda p
served after church. measures which he promised Y, Y Wingham Ont. Win '
Yuill and Cameron were an NDP government would , an urban party:" claimed; they have not made February 10, 1982 gham Town Hall Audit.
The party in on -again take. He originally came' from the "urban breakthrough" ' at 10:00 A. NI. 274• Josephine Street
thinner guests of her sister, g ' °
Mrs. Leslie Bolt, on Friday. skating party is on again for, the Fergus -Elora area, and and are more and more a
'First ' he said it would Box 90
Congratulations to Mr. and' Saturday, Jan. 23, at 7-9 p.m. ' ' doesn't buy the idea the NDP version of the Conservative Friday ergus, Ont. ',
Mrs. Leonard Robinson on Come on out. pass legislation placing~ a
February 12, 1982 Legion Hall
cannot appeal to rural party. - at 10:00 A.M. 500 Blair Street
voters, he said. BASIC ISSUE: JOBS' -
r�. Like Mr. Foulds
v Mr, Like Mr. Johnston, Mr. The h follows: r
f y,.,:y Johnston called for interest eating format will be as
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few, , , 7: 4, ,<.,,�� Rae folio
.'. " _.<,; .,:��r";;.:•.,.�f, called for establishing Hanover n
.,. y ,r,� ,,y,;A � k t n ,the Committee will hear evidence i r
,:' 1� �; Durham South h aspect' of,the �.• {:,, ;r. �4.;•� rate and molt a Sur, Southampton S ur and siker
mortgage networks of communication P ton Subdivision; in Wing am, the Committee will hear evidence
f°:"'a{ assistance for farmers and with f d rural on the' Kincardine and Teeswater Subdiv s n ,
Y s ; �, farm an ision a d in Fer u .
y Y , � - r• lfi .. .. , Fergus, the Committee
Fergus and Elora ubdivisions. a Will hear evidence on the
n• r.>: homeowners, as well as organizations so the party 9 ,
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" .other policies lead's toward � • ,
' � c�ald speak out more clearly ,
. 'I;� ; E , - ~ , self-sufficiency for on *414 ber of issues. . Any person desiring to make,a written submission in respect of any °of these matters may do'•so b
`' agriculture. The- party also A basic issue is jobs, he same, at least ten (1 G) day's prior to the dates of the hearings Secretary, Y Y mailing .
needs to talk to farmers and to the y, Railwa Tr n
Y a sport.Gommit-
{ y ,,, said. The NDP has some tee, Canadian Transport Commission, Ottawa, Ontario K1 A 0N9 with a copy, in respect of CN's applications, '''~' find out what they want, he credibility in the economic to, Nir, S. �.. Cantit�., Commission Counsel, Canadian National` Railways, /"'� n
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kyr. fx _ ; . �` said. It has contacts with the field Queb Y x 8100 Stats
„ s. and must build on that. treat, Quebec HSC 3N4•
I r,�r fir" .,1Y f, Ontario Federation in respect of Canadian Pacific Subdivision G• P. Mlle {,
-,.s ion of Agri- Also 's Subdivis n to Mr. on ,A, Mon-
f,. f :. , it must p►aAsh fh►riialif_.y 8nllritnr, C`aaroarJi
'';,, an Pacific Limited, Wind Station, Montreal Miller, C' , General
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,health anis education; Windsor tion, Quebec H3C 3E4; �n respect of Ontario and
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