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ELECTION DAY
MONDAY,,
JUNE 18
THE Wcia+ ow- ntrn st: LUaKS cNTARXQ
JUNE • - 1982.
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WEDNES'DAV; • NNE 6th,. 1962
Advt. ISSUED - BY BRUCE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION .
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9:00 a.m. to
8:00 p.m..
Printed ' by The Lucknoinr Sentinel
THE . ' CANDIDATE
MEMBER :MADE
DISASTER FUND
POSSIBLE HERE
Bruce county. has been- fortun
sate .in, the' small '•number.'of tor-
nado and Storm. disasters which
' have, taken a serious "toll through-
•out .it§ area. Nothing has 'been
,found to stop nature in its
pranks of this kind Which bring
ruin.; and . disasterto 'citizens
who, all . too often, lose their
'call
It was :.back' in .1957 following,
the. hurricane. -•which; hit",this
area., • that' Andrew' Robinson
brought to . the attention of par-
liament the need ' of some• • type
of disaster fund for those who
had "such` misfortunes: •
Today the : future for those
unfortunate enough to experience
a hurricane or . tornado': is cer-
tainly an unhappy one, but they,
have the:.knowledge that: through:
their member;. of parliament,
Andy ,Robinson, 'there is: today
legislation to :give them as much.
assistance, as possible . and
his ' efforts`' to.'this' end still
continue:.
ONCE ' AN IDEA
COAST .GUARD TO
• BECOME REALITY
Andy Robinson is .convinced
that it, takes the. "hard sell" 11
you h'at'e • a sound idea to.. ex-
pound
Five years ago, . when Mr.
, Robinson put ;forth the idea of
a ',coast guard for the three
hundred miles of .shore line a-
long Lake Huron, ' 'on ` the
floor of the House of Commons,
he found little support for his
idea. 'However,,•; the Bruce mem;
ber consistently hammered away
at his idea and .finally a ' few
Months ago it ,was agreed ,that
the 'formation of a coast guard
System be setup; along the .lake.
To make the service more eff-
icient, the proposed coast guard
would ,Work' in close li•ason with
the Royal Canadian Air • Force
in any rescue , effort.
This is just another indication'
of Mr.: Robinson's Wide and
• varied interest, in the riding. of
Bruce • •
DONATES TROPHIES
A• strong advocate of compet-
itive activities, Andy Robinson
'has in competition the Robinson
Softiall Trophy,' he Great Lakes
Legion Fiddling Trophy, ' The
Federation of Agriculture Cur-
ling Trophy and The ,Legion
Zone Curling Trophy,
During the First World War
he Was a. member of the famed
Cross Country Running Team
comprising members_ from the
160t1} Bruce Battalion, stationed
in England, a.
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SOME. INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT
ANDY ROBINSON
is See Ing .Re -erection
Conservative : Member '.For:
HE. IS:
— a native son of Bruce, the family settlinghere in .1849.
married with two children and 'grandchildren.
--
veteran of two World "wars.
- currently representing YOU at Ottawa.
HE WAS:
as t
Bruce
- a former school trustee, councillor, .reeve. :.
=- a farmer excepting.war years and while serving in parliament.
— .. a member for Bruce ` . for 13 years,
-- chosen to serve on the Agriculture and Veterans
comltittees and Research'
continue to, ' serve ALL the ` people of Bruce.
--
be found a capable supporter of John ,Diefenbaker in the
next parliament and ;can:. be counted • on to contmue" his,:.,
strong. representation ' for a fairer .deal " for, all ' Municipal
Taxpayers..
be
an experienced representative,.who knows" and apprec-
iates the needs of ALL Bruce residents and can be relied,
On to do a conscientious . job.
Improve Communications ;and Attract
Industry Robinson Fells �ariiament ,
"Ever • alert ` to 'the 'opportun-
•ity to call -attention to the' just
claims: of his •• own, constituency;:
A. 'E, .Robinson, MSP.,' fore. Bruce
said something last ` week When,
speaking in debate ..oh the reply
to the Speech from `the '.Throne,
he pointed . to the iinportance,
of; close.: co-operation : between
Federal and Provincial;govern-
ments in efforts: to further .•:in-
dustrial decentralization
'hen, and only then -can ' the
efforts, ',of individual commun
ities ,naw striving .to develop:
industrially' be crowned, with
the success: they deserve"
• ,Communities` can,• assist the
government *by bringing to its.
attention, through the. .member
of . parliament, the, 'opportunities
and advantages which their,: area
:has , to 'Offer.
BRUCE .0 :MEMBER
II
.IS ' GOOD ' COPY
During :,the various secs-
ioi s of parliament Andy` ".
Robinson' has been • what`
Newspapermen call "good
copy". He has , built up '' a
reputation of saying some-
thing worthwhile when he.
is on his feet and what is
more important, he could : in-
Variably , bring the topic a-
round to pointing out the a
qualities and ` potential of.
Bruce County: In' parliament
% and , out Bruce has ` been his
•thee . • and Hansard will
prove : that he is one'of the
best salesmen Bruce has ever
had in parliament,
ember. Rapped` :By' Speaker:' For
Enthusiasm For Counfy. -Of Bruce
Andy Robinson .gets so carried
away with Bruce..•County. and
OPPOSES .TAKING. •.
its potential when he appears ' on
the floor of the .Douse- of Conn- WATER . TO INLAND
mons; ; that :he even gets "slapped
down" by • his own party, •rep INDUSTRIAL
CENTRE
resented by ;Mr. Roland, Miceli ' At Oetawa, Andy Robinson
'ever;. speaker for the House of has conSistently opposed the pig
Conimons.: In his position as' ping ' of water .from, "lake shore.
speaker, Mr. ,Mhchener must be municipalities: ` to larger inland'
impartial in , his judgment of 'industr'ial ' centres..•
what takes place on • the floor Questioned • on the : subject
and even with this attitude he which he has consistently, .0 -
not go for Mr. Robinson's posed since 1957,. Mr.: Robinson
speech, which he • termed as told the weekly press, "I will
"pure ,advertisement. continue to oppose taking g water
from Lake $ Huron and other
lakes and bays°to' larger 'centres:
for industrial purposes.' If they
need mater and large quantities
of it, then I `would suggestthat'
they move to. Bruce where we
have plenty of quality water,
the finest climate ,, in Canada
`arid"all other 'potentials, to make
their l scasion in Bruce a `tre-
pecessi
Mr. Robinson ' was at the time
speaking `of Bruce's`, qualified ,,
tions for the CAINDU ' plant and
When he • .attempted ..to carry
on Bruce's virtues to' 'a greater
extent it was .,even too much for
this parliamentary colleage who
ordered • Mr. Robinson to his
seat by the simple expedient of
rising, to his feet, thereby mak-
ing ,the Bruce member of par-
liament, out
ar-liament,:out of order.
S•
THEN
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I.• JUST A DREAM: Three Years. ago, just about novo,. Andy Rob-
inson and Bill Hay, , noted .geologist and diamond driller. paid an
unofficial visit to Douglas Point to' inspect . the first drillings to
test the rock . formation of the.,:. area' to determine its. suitability
for the •erection of .CANDU, Andy Robinson first brought •atten-
tion to Biu a county back in 19541. when he. said, "Will; the gov-
ern lent. giveconsideration to locating• theproposed atomic power
plant in ..Bruce county ' considering ' decentralization and : Bruce's
distance from ' hydro sources.
A REALIT : Today,. CANDU has not. only .become a: scientific
Wonder ` but is also a tourist attraction as .thousands of, visitors
to . the area have "made a special • trip to `see for `themselves this
` magnificei t seielttific giant growing to maturity and productive-
ness such as the world has never known Shown ' here •is ,AndY
Robinson 'with a senior official"of .theproject, reviewing progress..
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'0 SERVE YOUR BE'.
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INTERESTS