The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-11-06, Page 19ispitY, NOVEMBER 6,, 1974
HILL TALK
itAWFORD DOUGLAS
V. BRUCE
MOWN%
,tne first of the monthly
,
*twill be making to the
iSin the Riding, 1 want
*bow what different
401 le hoping to cover in,
ithiAat lie ahead.
eare : many issues
mane areYvital to all
ii&;tthwerefore, some of the
ithatifeel should be talked
tette Canada Pension Plan,
i;.Tensions, Unemployment
Veterans Pensions,
4:,:iVidow's, etc.), Citiz-
tiimigration, Welfare
01.,.Compensation, even
1ie2 a provincial matter,
:,:es Program, Winter
oiks Projects Fund,
, Transportation and
Kin the reports to come,
iiitoimh just some of these
r, as 1 know that the
Softhe people of the Riding
eatevaried and cover many
the structure of our
Rent.
eteo, that in these report. I
ejou, the people who make
Ofmg of Bruce an insight
!may problems that both
ill Members of Parliament,
the Government of the
mmter in trying to bring
ththons, and I want you to
Kvour Member feels and
[these problems too.
with, in this particular
.1pethaps 1 could let you
idle bit about what 1, as
of Parliament have
since 1 have arrived
'Ottawa to represent the
-Bruce:"
all, the opening provided
members with the oppor-
g into the swing of
a must spectacular way.
Hawed with the Speech
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salt provided separately.
PAGE NINETEEN
with
SHUR•GAIN
from the Throne, which gave many
of us the opportunity to spread our
oratorical wings before .some of the
countries best.. In regard to this, I
found that by actually taking part at
the first opportunity on. September
16th, I was given the chance to feel
that I had become part of this
House Of Commons, part of the
Debate and part of the Government
of this fine country of ours. I must
say too, that I was pleased to see
many of the papers throughout the
Bruce area reprint some of the
things, at least in part that I had to
say in my maiden speech of
September 16th..
Also, the formation and the early
meetings of all the committees
have taken up a nurnyer of hours of
our time, particularly when we had
only three days to deal with the
estimates of the various Depart-
ments of Government. I am
pleased to report to Bruce Riding
that the Riding will be represented
on the House Standing Committees
on Agriculture and on Broadcast-
ing. It was also, with a great deal
of honciur that I was named Vice
Chairman of the Broadcasting
Committee and also to the Steering
Anderson Flax
Products, Limited
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Sub -committee for. Agricalture, a
Committee which is of the utmost
importance to the Riding of Bruce.
In this first report, 1 would also
like to touch briefly on the problem
being faced by the cow -calf and
stocker operators at the present
time, a problem that I feel must
receive attention from the Federal
Government at the earliest possible
time; and on which I, have held
several.meetings with the Minister
of Agriculture,the. Honourable
Eugene Whelan.., I might point out
here, that the Minister informed
me. on . October 23rd, that an
announcement of a Federal pro -
grain to assist in the beef industry
would be made in the immediate
future. 1 also would like to report
that the Program had been organ-
ized some time earlier and had
been prepared, but was up -ended
when threeor four Provincial
Governments came in with pro-
grams on their own, which would
cm'mpietely upset the Federal
approach -- the Provinces being
namely Manitoba. Alberta, British
Columbia and Quebec. • Ontario
meanwhile has taken the stand,
and I believe rightly so that the
program should be Federal in
nature and have .a _nation wide
approach, and I have great hopes
that before my next report, such a
policy will have been announced
and put into effect for the benefit of
the ismall cow -calf operators and
the small beef farmer in Canada.
Needless to say, 1, as well .as
most Members were very glad to
see the end of the West Coast
.Grain Handlers strike. However, I
wotild have been much happier had
Federal intervention not been
necessary. Also at this time. I
would like to thank all of the people
connected with the Gaylea Com-
pany fromTara, who were in the
House on the 16th. the day that 1
delivered my first speech in the
House of Commons, and who
visited with us for sometime on that
occasion. 1 was very pleased to
have them in the House and also
very pleased to have them visit
Ottawa and see, at first hand the
'Government of Canada at work.
These then arc just some of the
happenings on the Hill in the past
month, but sonic 1 believe to be of
special interest and importance to
residents of Bruce Riding. Once
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again, I would encourage von • to
make known vour ideas and desires
for the Riding. Simply write to me
at any time at Room 420-423 West
Block, House of Cornthons, Ottawa.
Ontario. . • .
1 want to hear from. you. Until
next -month, that's Hill Talk.
OLIVET
Mr. and: Mrs. Jack McGuire.
Ronald and Brian visited on Sunday
evening ),,rith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Engel and family of Dublin..
Miss Joyce Black along with 89
'other students of the F. E. Madill
Secondary School ElistorY daSses
enjoyed a few days at Ottawa last
week. , Among other places. they
visited the Parliament Buildings
and had the opportunity of seeing
Parliament in session. Mr. Stan.;
field spoke to the grimp. as well. as
other members.
Mr. and Mrs. Rav Hamilton and
Joanne visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Hamilton and
Jennifer of Hanover.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Sickle
and Trevor visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Van Sickle and
family of Cambridge.
Mr, and Mrs. Doug Moore and
family of Ripley visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White
and Mr. and Mrs. Ted White and
family.
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