The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-03-18, Page 3DIRECTIONS
Frank Clement was one of 195 Goderich voters who took advantage of one of the three ad-
vance polls before provincial election day on Thursday. 750 people voted in the advance poll
in Huron -Middlesex, 228 more than in the last election in 1977. (Photo by Cath Wooden)
Huron -Bruce candidates
speak out on the issues
The three Huron -Bruce candidates for
Thursday's provincial election all have
strong campaign platforms and voice
concerns for the agricultural population of
the riding.
Running for the Liberals is' Murray
Elston, Progressive Conservative can-
didate is Gary Harron, and Tony McQuail
is the New Democratic Party candidate.
Murray Elston believes he has 'the
ability to carry on the tradition established
by his predecessor, Murray Gaunt. Elson
has several proposals he hopes to take to
Queen's Park which will help assist far-
mers and small businessmen in this riding.
He suggests Junior Farmers loans at low
interest rates should be re -instated. Such
loans would give young fanners some
incentive to start farming and new blood is
needed in the industry, he says.
Elston wants to see Ontario farmers,
growing commodities which are now
imported.
Tile drainage . programs. should be
revitalized says Elston,' so that farmers
can get more land into production and
expand their productive capacity.
Elston is also concerned about con-
trolling absentee ownership, of farm land
in the province..
•
His concern for young farmers is the
major -reason Gary Harron is running for
Conservative MPP inHuron-Bruce.
Since he is a farmer; Harron believes he
can relate first "hand to the problems,
frustrations and rewards of the farmers. of
Huron -Bruce: He doesn't believe that
farmers have a large enough voice at
Queen's Park and wants to 'take their .
concerns to the provincial government.
Harron says the people of this riding are
satisfied with the government's programs
for farmers but don't think they go far •
enough. He suggests a , program of
assistance to offset high interest payments
and depressed pork and beef prices.
He would also_;+i'ke to -see-leans:-at lave-.
interest rates such as the Junior Farmers
loan to encourage young farmers.
Harron wants stricter controls on the
uses of farm land. He wants regulations
preventing severances.
Harron says the province should sit
down with local governments and draw out
bounderies to permit some growth of our
towns and villages without encroaching on
prime farm land
Of 'special' concern to Harron is the
establishment of alternate energy sources.
He is conberned that the provincial
Liberals supports world prices for oil for
Canada and would like 'to see the barrel
fixed at75cents`
Tony McQuail, the NDP candidate is •
running for MPP because he wants the.
'grass roots concerns of the people taken to.
the provincial government.
McQuail thinks government should be
more accssible to people and he would like
• the people to have an opportunity to give
their input on proposed legislation.
McQuail wants a commitment frons'
government to invest in things to benefit
the people of Ontario, rather than throwing
d money while the
and services
away our resources
people are being o.
are -being -cut.
He points out the success of thewNew
Democrat government in Saskatchewan, a
province which has the lowest unem-
ployment, lowest per capita taxes, lowest
provincial debt and good services.
He goes on to say that Ontario has a
branch plant economy we cannot control.
Our natural resources have, been sold out
cheaply and the economy has been drained
by foreign companies.
The NDPs would create 12,000 new .jobs.
by revitalizing the food processing in-
dustry.
The NDPs agricultural policies:'are also
aimed at preserving the family farm, and
would implement a land banking system
similar to_ a. program working_.in Saskat-.
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St. Patrick's
party held
MacKay Centre for
Seniors celebrated . St.
Patrick's Day with a very in-
teresting program on
Wednesday evening, March
11.
Fordyce Clark was chair-
man for the evening.
Mrs. Elta Snider was at the
piano.
Grant Ellison • played the.
g r and sang several
- songaccompanied by the
Ross brothers on their mouth
organs. They also played for
a sing -song."
Jerry Wise from the Coach
House showed two films on
Ireland: "Ireland Ours" and
"Treasure Island".
Mrs. Jean Smith, Mrs.
Mabel Gray and W.J.
Hughes played Irish
numbers on their violins, ac-
companied by Mrs. Elta
Snider. Their'. numbers in-
cluded :
n-cluded: "Killarney,"
"Believe Me if all Those
Endearing Young Charms,"
"Come Back to Erin" and
"I'll Take, You Home Again,
Kathleen."
Mrs. Joy Harrison sang
two solos, "Danny Boy", and
"Flo Gently Sweet Afton".
Miss Myrtle Johnstone
gave a reading, 'The Retort
Discourteous."
Mrs. Audrey Sprung kept
everyone in stitches with her
reading, `Being Cliniced."
Her encore was ``He was
Irish Too."
Mrs. Jean Schram gave a
very timely reading, "The
People's Friend."
Members interested in
square dancing are welcome
to _come_ to the_ 'Centre
Fridays at 2 p.m. Also keep
in mind the card. party
Wednesday, March 25 at 7:30
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