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Elston acclaimed as
Liberalcandidate
by Nellie Blake
Murray. Elston ha been ac=
cleimed as Liberal candidate for
member of provincial parliament
for the tiding .of Bruce. in the
election Scpleinber'6. Premier
David Peterson called the oleo -
Lion on Monday.
A Bruce Riding Nomination
ConVentionlield at the Davidson
Centre in KinceonIuly 26,
attracted over 200 Liberal .step...
Porters. Guest speaker for the
evening was Muiisterr or
Education Sean Conway.
Acclaimed:as county rep
Elston was acclaimed after. a
brief formal ceremony read by
first regional vice -resident of
the, Ontario . Liberal Party
Executive Councilfor South-
western Ontario, Marjorie:
Davison:
The person responsiblefor
noininatu.g Elston for this elec.
tion, was John Mac}Cerizie, He
said he was president of the
Huron -Bruce Liberal Association
when Elston was fast 'elected as,
MPP, adding he: feels heshould
take some credit for Elston's
success in polities.: .Barney
McKillop.: mayor of Wiarton,
seconded the motion. to nominate
Elston for the position.
Proclaimed as the riding's
Liberal. candidate for thenext
provincial election, Murray
Elston called the nomination
convention a source of pride and
a renewal of a commitment to.
Bruce County,his home county..
He thanked Ross Richer,
president of the Bruce Provincial
Liberal Association, for hosting
the convention.
Elston said he has many things
to' offer the people • of Bruce
Countyvowing to fight for
children to offer them the best
future possible: Re said the best
future includes organizing
educational programs to prepare
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for the electronic era and com-
petition from imports from
foreign countries.
Committing 'himself to
improving the'future he said,
"We need to face problems and
not run` away from them." He
added this is what the Liberal
party hat done under Premier
David Peterson over the past
five years.
"We're now in b. position to
reach forward, _not backward,"
he said.
Elston said Ontario treasurer
Robert Nixon. has presented two
balanced budgets which e said
allows residents to look at
improving the environment,
education and other programs.
"We, together, can make a
strong county, better," he said, "I
ty,proud to represent this coun-
Must invest in future
of education
Minister of Education Sean
Conway said his department,has
made a cornmitment to investing
' money in education "because we
believe it is going to more im-
portant.". Turn to page is
Girl Guides attend . Camp
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special guest speakers and per-
formers. Special sessions will be
presented by Canada's Champion
gymnast, Allison Hiscott, and by
members of the RCMP and
Pollution Probe . --
Canadian folk singer "Matt"
will perform and lead the
campers in his composition, Join
in the Dance, a song promoting
peace and unity.
During the camp, the 150 girls
will participate in recycling and
bluebird house projects to en-
hance the surrounding environ-
ment. They will also make teddy
bears to distribute to distressed
children as pan of the Good
Bears of the World service
project.
The campers will celebr,te
Simcoe Day with International
performances and a giant
fireworks display.
"Shondecti" is a word from the
Huron language meaning return
to celebrate. The camp was
planned to promote the world
friendship of Girl Guides and
Girl Scouts during the 80th
anniversary of Guiding in
Canada.
Prior to the camp, Alesha
Moffat and her family hosted
'4 -year-old Aparna Vadlamani,
of Richland, Washington.
Aparna has been in Girl Scouts
for approximately 6 years and
will enter grade nine in the fall.
She is studying towards a degree
in engineering.
In her spare time she enjoys
gymnastics and softball and does
babysitting.
This is not Aparna's first trip
to Canada as she has visited
Niagara Falls.
Joy Becker and her family
have been host to Raelene
Pearce, a 15 -year-old Girl Scout,
also from Ricl land. Raeleire is a
---•grade-AO -tinder& irtrlibpes-to ,
•have a career in psychology.
For Raelene extracurricular
activities include softball, gym-
nastics and acting lessons.
During the school year, she
works part time at a veterinary's
office.
Richland has a population of
32,000 and is located on the
Columbia River. The largest
employer in the area is the Han-
ford Power Plants.
For both girls the site of so
much green acreageis rare, as
they are accustomed to seeing
sage brush.
Temperatures in Richland run
around 105 degrees, sometimes
reaching as high 115. Air con-
ditionersare a necessity.
During their ,week with their
host families,, Aparna and
Raelene visited Grand Bend and
enjoyed the water slides; toured
Goderich and the infamous
square and enjoyed a day'at
Canada's Wonrland.
When they weren't taking in
special events planned for them
they found out what it was like
to live with Canadian families.
Both girls were very
complimentary in saying they
found people in our area to be
very friendly, more so than in
the United States.
From the short time spent
talking with Aparna and Raelene
one would have to say' they are
definitely good will ambassadors
for their country.
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