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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-06-20, Page 6,•6-t,..11144 HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAPORTH, ONT., JUNE 20, 1968 ContervatiVe (Continued From Page 2) 'ea rates for housing and for other borrowing in Canada, a Tiew government must regain 'confidence of the public that it Will 'seriously try to maintain the full value of the dollar. We earmot allow inflation to con - tine to penalize Canadians and retard our economic growth. A Conservative government would not commit unnecessary new ex- penditures and would where - ever possible shift existing com- mitments into productive ex- penditures for the development of the economy of Canada and into opportunity for advance- ment on the part of the people of Canada. Medicare was postponed from July ist, 1967 to July lst, 1968 • by the present government. There is no reason it could not be postponed again until a sat- isfactory agreement can , be 111Mlik, Remember! It takes but a moment to place an Expositor Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Seaforth 527-0240., Nummomm IFINNIGAN'S LACE EGMONDVILLE Candidate Expresses Views worked out with all the prov- inces in Canada to be included and until the country can af- ford it. If it is put into effect now, where will the additional money come from except ad- ditional taxation. Federal gov- ernment expenditures increased by five percent in 1965, over seven percent in 1966 ani al- most fourteen percent in 19q7. To support this heavy spentling 'there has been increased taxa- tion imposed on the Canadian people and those who can af- ford it least are carrying the heaviest load. A married tax- payer with two ,dependent chil- dren earning $5,000 a year was paying $275.00 in. income tax two years ago and today he is paying $376.00. Mr. Stanfield has stated 'that a Conservative government will investigate the possibility of having the basic exemption on income tax. rais- ed to help those who can afford the taxation the least. We are also committed to the removal of the eleven percent sales tax on building materials to help home construction anti- to pro- vide jobs in the industry. The Progressive Conservative party is well aware that the Ag- ricultural industry of Canada is in serious difficulty today due to very grave economic prob- lems. These problems are the result of changing trade pat- terns and marketing methods, new and evermore efficient pr. duction techniques, greatly ac- celerated production. costs, de. creaging net return on labor and capital investment, restricted credit, higher interest rates and finally lack of incentive or lead- ership at the federal level with regard to either short or long range agricultural policy. For a beginning a Conservative gov- ernment will negotiate volun- tary quotas on imports, and ap- ply effective anti-dumping mea- sures, establish a permanent bureau of Eastern Agriculture because many troublesome' pro- blems in trade patterns surplus arid dumping between provinces lend themselves to solutions by direct conferences between the Federal minister, of gficu1ture and provincial min$ters. We will set a national commodity co mission in co- operation 'with the provinces. We will increase the amount of Agricultural commodities. used in out foreign aid programs to BICYCLE DRAW ,ONE DRAW TICKET FOR EACH $1.00 PURCHASE OF MILK AND BREAD PRIZES: MODEL 122-181 ONE CCM FIREBIRD MUSTANG BICYCLE • •• ...... $73.95 OcaLCCM LADY SPORTS MUSTANG 102-022 BICYCLE $73.95 MODEL scs ONE SUNBEAM SPRAY, STEAM ORDRY IRON • • • • $20.63 (Winners must answer skill testing question.) 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Eyre Mr. aiid Mrs1 Iton.aid _XYZet, who will leave shortly for Guelph, where he will be19-1.14te' .visual consultant for the Guelph Board, of Education, were iwn- ored following the morning ser- vice in Egniondville United s Church on Sunday. - Mervyn Nott presented them with a Pair of hand plow) vases in appreciation of their work in the church, Bruce Coleman) read an address, Mrs. Eyre is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Wood, Kip - pen and Mr. Eyre is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eyre, Egmondville. 111/IIIIAM HALL ErOUENL,OcK • Wilhian Iff14 90Mgoek dlied In S.arasset% 'nor*. op $144daYp Arne 17, 1968. He wa$ born) in Winthrop and was a former yesi- dent of Chicago. For 10 years he bad lived in 8,arasotai. • 'Surviving are two .sisters, Affra. Ada Hates .of Shelburne and 1Vliss Janet S. Gavenlock of Wes- ton. Funeral services were held in Sarastota on ThursdaV, 41144e 20, followed byint ennethrb there. Here's Proof That Your • o -EMBER 'OF PARLIAMENT Has, Been Working For The, •People of A Huron AA OB" Mc 1NLEY has devoted his' full time during the past two and a half years to give Huron County the -type of represen- tation they need, in Ottawa. His record of attendance in the House of Commons speaks for itself, as the head- ings below, taken from area daily- and weekly newspa- pers will testify. HERE ARE A FEW EXAMPLES OF McKINLEY ACTION Huron M.P. Asks Investigation In Milk Subsidy Slowdown (London Free Press) M.P. Presents Student's Petition on Truscott to Clear Huron's Reputation (Toronto Globe and Mail) Huron M.P. Urges Ottawa to Use White Beans For External Aid (Zurich Citizens News) CNR to Return Agent to Brossels; says R. E. McKinley, Huron Member in Ottawa (Brussels Post) Huron Member Wins Fight to Re -open CNR Stations at Hensall and Exeter (London Free Press) Huron M.P. Says Government Funds Frittered Away (London Free press) Salt Import Review Promised to Huron Progressive Conservative M.P. (London Free Press) ' Huron Member Criticizes Government On Closing of Centralia Air Base (London Free Press) Huron Member Tours Western Canada As Member of Agriculture Committee (Clinton News Record) Liberals Ignore Farmers; McKinley says in House of Commons (Exeter Times Advocate) Huron Member of Parliament Announces Plans for Harbor Work at Goderich (Goderich Signal Star) Huron M.P. Attends Session of Huron County Council at Goderich (The Huron Expositor) Huron M.P. Presents Photo of Queen To New Clinton Community Centre (Clinton News Record) McKinley Gets Approval, on Vaccine For Epidemic Tremors in Poultry (London Free Press) Your. Member Has Also Assisted Hundreds of Constituents With Their Own Individual „Problems! VOTE FOR A MAN OF ACTION_ • A MAN WHO GETS THINGS DONE FOR HIS CONSTITUENTS • Re-elect 11111111111111111111k ROBERT E. (Published by the Huron Progressive Conservative Association)