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Ontario Treasurer Darcy McKeough
did a•"masterfut lob of"addressirtg the '•
elected afficia.ls frim `:Huron . Perth,
•Bru.de aril rey last vlieek in Wingharr.
Put Mr.. McKeough 'it... a ,.masterful, •
poli'tlera.n and when it was allho.yer,
„man
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tative -left thema t'
ng
.scratching' their
he"adsih wonderme
and puzzling over what it was that the
°really heard..
Mr. McKeough's message -was
restraint with a capital R. He admitted :.
.his' was •not' a pleasant duty. of em-
. phasizing the need for severe cufbacks
• in spend•ing,,but wenton to say that just
as.it•was"responsible"•in, the hate 60's-
• and early 70's •to spend money,it now
,;was wise t� econortiize: He promised
that while essential services will be '
prov'td:ed, frills. wilt be. chopped.
None of this was 'n:ewto elected of-
._fici'als, however. Everyone understood
the necessity for restraint. In fact, it .is
entirely possible'many of them 'knew•.
the importance -of restraint long before
the provincial government: began to .
encourage -it. What the representatives' -
r_eally wanted to'hear'was just •
Y j uS how to
effect •these°vin s', in their own
s. 9.
^murficipalities..'
Mr.: McKeough suggested cutbacks -
and. curtailments; resourcefulmeans •
of raising'" rrioney; and careful:
tuna=na•g-e•rnent ..of --staff and-. ad-
mi.nistration,.cQsts.' In short., Mr.
McKeough•pointedrto the merciless
_ —slashing b Y the-- rovineiai-9 overnment P.
as an example' forlocal elected
.-
members to follow.
But.some-of-the explicit examples: of
`spending -Cutbacks suggested- by 'Mr. •. `"
McKeough .seeme,d., shortsighted and.
are open; to , serious dispute'.. Mr:
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McKeough .said the provincial
government had provided funds for 200 ,
arenas ,Ontario "last year = ..all
• requested, few required; And referring
to Goderich Psychiatric Hospital ' in
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en
po,pu,iatioh.r .'cons'tantly.. beset b
pressures andStr-ain from cradle;to•the
:grave
' The . g p foregoing' is also a - partial
argument for'th,e widely accepted fact r
that wore and'more people riot less
.are .- r egtJit ng' psych•iatric. services at
sometime in the'It�I ves It:maybe true .1
that fewer persons require Tong -term:.]
residency in a psychiatric facity„but t .
this is' only_, possible • thrpugh the
availability and acceptability,. Of 'good' f
psychiatric 'services within the corn
• .munhty. k • • : • `
There is little quarrel with ,Mr.
'Mc Keoiagh'Sviews that more facilities
-are needed for the .mehtally.retarded
;.but this need_has beenrecognized for
many years' as being .a valuable. ad-
dition to the present_,comrnimity. ser:
vices, not a replacement of such things
as psychiatric and generalhospital
facilities. The health_` services for the
, people of Ontario'cannot'.be regarded
as frills. • '
•Where are the "frills?” An example
of one useless expense paid for out of
the provincial `coffers sits; on"the desk
of the writer - a bound copy of the three
paragraph Speech fro:rn the Throne
delivered' by The Honourable Pauline
McGibbon On the opening of the second
session of the'. 30th 'parliament of 'On
Tari o'-o'n - J a -hila ry-'15
. *Fourteen cents; .postage ' plus•an
;undetermi'ned• printing .cost :times
-''every newspaper iii th.e• province acids,
Up to waste .when the message inside
• is °:""141 second ,session4tif the'thirtiefh'
parliament Of Ontario has been called
Jo . deal :with: a'..matter of great im-
mediacy: You will be asked to consider
legislation to bring about a,settlernerit
of the dispute between the -Ontario
;'••Secondary• ' School . Teachers'
.° Feder'ation. -and the Metropolitan
Torgnto•-School. Boards and to,end the
long and continuing teachers' strike:
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Mr. N1ckeough suggested •May. Divine Providence..a•ttend ;your
particular,
the:need for , chiatric hos ilii beds -.-deliberations.'f
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was 'fading, while the .necessity for And. may Divine providence attend.
the deliberations. of: the councils and''
• -v.;;`facil,ities for -mentally retarded was
,schools boards governing Huron
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A'iiti,mber ol,bogµs fift. ro
rent pieSces, thef new issue ofy-
the Umted States are in
c rcimlation : here. Those
an•ing money will do,weil ''7° "
to bp oh their guard.'. 4•. '
Miss •C:V • McLean of'',
London, who conducted. the '
gf
hooking£he.FleisclGlassie,in tht'e intexest
an'•GAmpany,
left oil Saturdam
y foilinon:.
The, 'Classes:' were largely
attended • and proved• both.
° • instructive and 'i,nter-esting
the courtesy f
j. arid 4rtey Kiss . a s
`McLean gained` Tier many
friends,who Will bepleasedto "
welcome her'back.. •
The firstgrand fancy dress' •
: • carnival will be„ held in the •
.New: 'Rink;' ,West` St. next
Friday. QVer $30 will be
given in prizes' and the event
prdrnisesto be the greatest Of
its kind ever held in Goderich.'
The Kensington -.Furniture
Factory' cif London will move
to Goderich .in: June. The.
Stock ' .book has been supplied
to the full- amount • wanted,
capital stock $40;000 in 400,
shares' of $100 each. • Thii
London Company , takes 70 -
shares of this and the balance
of this has been -'taken by the
best: 'financial men. • of.
God'erich. I't is expected thea•
building. will be .erected. on
one of -the sites offered near
the Q T 2. station on the
siding. The coming' pf this
concern to Goderich means a
e' large . a.dditio.n, to ' the
population, as it will be a
much,' mote' extensive
•op:erati'on here than •as _
• The truth hurts. That's an -: Canadian• Government or the • : simply a.matter of saying this' see the error of -Our ways; we
old saying that'was 'never .: Libera'l Patty,.. the system 1s•; • government is a. endin • too cannot; as', Trudeau says,
'tr:uer than when • •Prime out of joint," • much and if they'd cut ••"'ust.break-.i up-andgo back
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Minister Pierre. ' Elliott.. QUESTION: ' Wouldy only J t P
Q You : •.down' things would go better: to the' golden time when they
Trudeau appeared on a GTV . 'agree that you,'say it's not,• 'Things don't` go -necessarily was. no '•bigness• and • where
program A:. Conversation : you know, labour or'.it''s not •betterbecause-we spend less `•e.veryone'was living in a very
with ` the prime Minister",-' management,. not govern- • .on health or on welfare and 'simple rural society." •••
: The- ', show was : t•a . ed' .. - .: _.•_- __.._.__OSS _..._ ..t' _:_ _.
•p ment -would .you agree' that- leave the -private sector free It is - osstble.• ttlat rather
December •23 for broadcast perhaps it's, bigness, the`' to send more'on roducinP
Pp g • than`: misunderstanding and
•December 28,197$. ';:amount or -power that is now :'bobbles•
P or: multicolored misinterpretation •it - is a
st' w
Laeek the president off, '.eonsolidated incertain units? gadgets."' •
matter of• facing•u to the
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'the Liberal. Party of: Canada, • They' ob lousl - have the. •I =suppose' the : eo le • of truth ' whiic-. as was Pointed
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.: •B:A. Grahame mailed to this" potential and do interfere .Goderich,.can agree -with Mr.
_ newspaper•g out at -the hurts: It
a letter of which with.the free market system. .Trudeau that cutting back.oh i
the opening paragraph said:. is „that. the kiitda�f-thin thatgisn't easy to ad'mitf there:' . °•:
g health care: is : not the an , You• 'decide..w•hether • Mr.
The Prime Ministe'r's year you''reeither going to have to swer.::unless that hospital or•• Trudeau's' remarks were
• end interview on :CTV . has `break up or else move in and : health service is in another's taken• out of context It's your
prompted a :.number, of control permanently in -some Riding. It is all well and.good • opinion that counts most with
Arenas'. are no longer: a frill in a ...
society where more and more people
'have more :and more time : for
recreation and,.relaxation:' ever' has
there been a time when areas nd.=or
n .a
comrnunity'Yecreation• centr•.es are so
vitally,
important 'both .to• the -..physical
and Mental well-being of '•. the
County.' Mr, McKeough's 'go thou -and
do likewise' admonition. should result
:in chaos. at the. local level where many.
services„are. already cut to :the bone
, and w4* re'straintikias: been a way.: of
,life despt,emtlie late 60's' a'nd,early 70's
when"respor'si„p�4e government" went
'• hog wild With the fax'dollars in this'
province.- .SJ K •
ionsbus wel m .come
Highest. praise' and deep gratitude, •
'must' be; accorded this week to the
i . Lions Club Commuriity Better,rhent
Comm ittee Which.has announced a new
transportation service for • senior
citizens in' • the '..T.own. : of Goderich
''beginning Monday. This timely ser-
vice will provide new :mobility fo-r: this.
municipality's elderly in a:time where
rising • costs..are.'severely`.lessening
t,heir'opp'ortunities for the good'tife.,
.Lion. Roger . Turcottef.a., committee:
• has instituted: the •service-._ in:. 'co-
opera,�tio•nwi.th Bluewater.. Taxi. Qn.t:wo
days, p :r`'vireek :between '10 .a, m an.d.2 a-.
• p�.n ,' senibi-.” citizens may simply'
telephone 524-6125 to summon a small -
bus` to''tte•ir door.. They.may travel.
an imitlerRe,for•an.S' purpose -within the
toviin; limits and by merely tilling the
same telephone. number again; 'sum-•'
rrgin the 'bus' to take them' back home:
_ If anyone, requires assistance on . an
outing, 'a: • helper or friend may ac=
• company.tha'f person, on the.bus.
°'Aiktbat remains now is for the senior
citizens in Goderich .to accept 'the
,gener-osity•of.the Lions with grace and
appre•ci.ation, • Possibiy the greatest
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Single threat to.the free seryice will be
• the reluctance of some seniors'to'use it.'
For those'who feel suc.li a. service
,shouid becontributory, dhe 'Lions are
requesting thet'a.'donation be made.. to
• the charity of the senior's.choice.-
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The senior citizens haye earned the
respect .'arid: the' a'dmiration `of- 'the
• cornmunity through their contribution
of time and energy' in fhe years 'gone
by'. • Ifis now time for the cornrriunty to
honor the seniors in a tang'ib'le .and
t.,pelpful way. Goder. ich people.should
be proud to ioirlrvwith the Lionsin;their
-' invitation to. the senior citiz s Enjoy
•yourselves; Ride-th'e Lions us,= '
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reactions from various way.? - • • .to:pxpect government to:':`cut - •you - •. ;
"isource.s.• Most •of them, were PRIME.MINISTER-: "Yes, . `back"' = : just as •lon `as :the .'° •
' ` based :on •a • wire stor ` hig +++
y ch Carol; it is bigness in part and . i cutki'acks don't effect our'And to. close, it seems that
. • interpreted his analytes" of the the cornplexity that goes with precious wayof life. Dr. Jim Peters has o rn
N, so - . .thing.
Orkin of the•freeen eler rise
g P bigne'ss;•And •I for one don't.' As . xlece'ssary' psychiatric' in common with Pierre Eltiotf
system •in Canada.' Mr. believe : that '•you can -just, services.• are phased out ' Trudeau: Councillor •Peters
Trudeaus.. remark's• -.were, break it .up. -and -go back"to a Goderich' eo le'in.Eastern
• '..taken 'ou't of context and in ' � P P. £eels he,' .,,,,too,.. has been -a
••gol.oen,,time ;when there was •`Ontario. are..' robably • ap Victim 'of nisre ,resenia ion
man' • 'cases •misunderstood: .P•
Y no bigness �., and ,wher.e„ :plainling a $•2t/ million (or " in'la'stweek's•Dear Readers:
and, rri•is'interpreted. • b everyone was l.iving;in a very. ...whatever):
' NaturallyI was intriguedM .�, •savipg on h'ealth'. =Jim wants to • . be
g simple rural 'society. '• you costs in the, province:'But are " "disassociated" -from" a
with this,•opener'I'm always ; know, • we're not ,going, to', things really better?'.•Your council decision not to en-
' intrigued .•.with` charges of succeed in: getting people to . andwer.depends on whose .ox- • .dol -se- a resolution from
. •' misinterpretation,' rh the• do without their: automo
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newspaper business, L l ar it .and their television• sets an • d.., • "Bobbles and. multicolored• for- a study into'sotn'e Orthe':
' •a.11.the.time,•And;sometimes 1 their . frigidaires • and the gadgets'' is -a. very descrip questions, surrounding. a
must .admit;:: there i•s...cinerna and them rest of it. and ••t.ive'way of -saying that`in a.::nuclear .:'ower .station in-
. justification for the :char'ge. P
you can't. produce: these,,-,•..compiexaociety.such;as'ours'. _ Huron:'He Says -he -along with
• ' Space . won't
p perrailit. the : advanced •technological' is, , it: is Foolish .to"allow• .in- :Councillor Elsa Haydtiri voted
publication• of the entire products unless you have a.n, dividuals to proceed' on a infavor bfthe resolution:' .
transcript of the .interview. • advaficed technological • variety''. of • paths, ma.n • .
• enclosed Wi.th`Mr. Graham's- 'society. useless and more • 'un • That's true; and the'Signal=
letter: Ij is:lengthy of course, ' "Tatierefore our problem i necessary, while. ;vital, and Star •story on' • the'.. matter.'
and much of it is irrelevant to how do,yo.0 deal with bigness; • important• services.:.are xtated-that Councillor' Peters
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• the mat.ter.athand not' how do' you; do away with curtailed: Without*: co -••supported the-'study•although.
• One segment of the •Iran it. And 1 ve.seen; well," some ordination and direction it was apparent to:him that,
script .which is pertinent was economists say11`you'vegot. 'authority if .You like from the .so'me -of •
• the clauses .in the
prefaced by .a remark by the to do is get back to the free -top, nation.is. in trouble:
Prime. - Minister rhich in- .market system and make this' ++-•
dicated the_ federal' govern- market system work. It
menta is. attempted :to • get' "It won't you know. 'We Trudeau talked •about •brig was :his. statement :about
people ..to see• new ways•, of can't destroy the big ,unions • governments,' necessary: to parts of"tile resolution having
: thinking. as • well as the• and • we •;can.'t destroy the assume' a ,bigger role.. in be.en'ws written by an alarmist.
• developmen• t . of new ''''in- multinationals, we can ..• running the. nation:„' •Many that was the taken up.in Dear
stitutions: And -now he Zeros 'control them: But who.can0'.people 'deplore this, but in Readers. and this writer
in on economic controls, He , control them? •,T'he-.Govern- • `fact it•might be said that a': 'quils feels_ noneresolutionof. ton
..says: questions in the
Y me,nt..That means the • free market system has'1'ed,us : come under this sate o .
• "You know, many people. I • government is going to•.take a to this'point. , g''`
think will ,see -those controls. 'larger role in '.running in- Harry Bosnell is in.Florida Still Jim Pete s challe�
as, oh well it's a bit of strong r hens
stitutions,.as we're doing now ; •:and -'sent this• clipping: from. • me to "say it' lilte it,eis and
n ed:icine we'll have to take in with ; our anti-inflation- con- • the Panama City News-- correct • this. misre resen-
order.. to. et• inflation-down,,.tro.ls, but as we'll presumably• _ Herald'.I-I'erald'• If - is •an. editorial • talion": L hope � Councillor
but it's really•more than that. be • doing even, after"' the entitled •"Tail. Wagging: the Peters now . feels
As you put it,. it's a massive c'ont'rols are ended'because,'1 •'Dog". , •It• advises : that 7'2;5 "disassociated"...a n-
intervent.ioh into,the decision- - repeat, we doh';t want to go million people in the USA are ',readers ' realize t d .that
...akin '"Salaries. hat, _._,Tim.
g power of,• the .b'ack •• to . the same kind of •• civil servant whose salaries. Peters..isn'.t to. -..be lumped in
•econ'omic'•'�groups: and .it's. society' with high. unern•• are. paid solelyfrom': tax .•. with those, who voted •against
telling Canadians we haven't ployrnent and high. inflation." ' funds '::The editorial goes' on the stud '•
been abl to make'it work; the • "And this means .'that to assert, "In: other -words', • y
free market system.. ., you.'re going to. hav'e also big +'1.9 million, of us are paying If only • Pierre's.. problems
We v -e ended up with very- governrgent.•. And it's not i2:5 • million other, 'people's could be settled so easily!
high, unemployment and very '•simply a matter of saying this :. bilis Now ...that' -'s : big
:high inflation.-: We can't go . government is spending too : gb ernirme'nt!
•hack to what was before with.
,,much and if they'd only cut The editorial •indicated that
• the same -habits; 'the same down thin s would o better..' .ov rninents in •America r Readers .ere Cordially-.
behaviour. and the same in- •Thin don't o necessaril" lain absolutel nothin a.e invited 3o exprss,t ihe`Ir
prig
. g Y g Y g to -opinions bt /6°1' proven..v
stitutions., otherwise we'd:be . better because we spend less cut back on civil service staff, '
hack .to -high unemplaymen.t :better
health• or on 'welfare. and It •points ..our: • that '.the' dal .arid federal . issues.
and high inflation. So I have , leaves the private sector free Department of Agriculture, through die- Letters Theo
to•get all of unto try andihink to spend more •on :producing for, example,' ,•has `eight ern -,the Editor column of
wftat was wrong. hobbles or m ultieolored • ployees for every farther: in Qoderlch Signal -Star:.
You • know, there's job gadgets . th•ie•country..,and this despite All Iett�rs must be
vi er e's no easy answers and• "The state is important; the : the fact the number 'Of '.far signed 11, be publi;rhed,
• there's : •no _ specihie., .government is important.: It 'niers in. the :nation has
scapegoats., It's not. the ,means there:'s•going ;to be not declined, •• •• rmtsslble r'ovldln 11
• unions and it's not -:the less authority- in ou lives but It is doubtful the. Canadian p g
Government` find it's .lint a ' r. • Is understoord;that Upon
matter of saying,well' if perhaps mor..;' civil service figures are quite request' from another
'just would tighten your you" ,that bad,- although this office • , reader, the letter writer`s
:.- _ .. - ` - has ._n9 statistics: ,at hand to • ,
. l•ittle hit up in .Ottawa, Yes, the truth hurts.• And. .Confirm or deny. that true deme. will. be
Y.
- everything would he fine. , the tr • 'th is that -Pierre. Elliott trevealed:
„ru .statement. But Mr. Trud.eau � .
You know, the whole T udeau was making good' to .,his •. ,year-end"\ 'statement
world is like 'this. Canada has se As the kidssa he was .wan th.
h Y Warns at governmenir will
about ,•40 families -are- con-
necjed with it The buildings:
are°to be ready for Qccupation •
In -,June;..and by -.the,• end of:"
•J,u!y, the. new industry should.
be ready to go full steam
ahead.
The Goderich• Signal.• has
taken. the •liberty .of , resear-
ching the- . political career of '
Mr. Cameron liberal can-.
didate -.for Huron West, so to.
save . his. opposition, Mr.,
•Weissmiiler of Hensal�f�the
trouble As' me.. Weiissrfliller..
,• will: plainlysee. iii-teView of
our portfolia,•any statements
made thus:: far in . his. cam-
paign of - dishonesty and
deceit, mad:tin -detriment to
the character. of experiences
'of Mr. Cameron can clea .ly
be copciuded as lies.
biles, has
been gored!'' Ste Stephen Townshi which ask �'•
•• 40,YEARS AGO
resolution were' written by an
alai'rnist. •.
been. .performing - • well, 1 "felling - Illicit is•": But just p r
it J oba4ly get. Bigger and
• dont always like to brag, but a5 it`s,nainful .fora erson to kit er 'I•Jardl. • a.comfortin-
-:'eve ve lode f e"'"tter than every dm!t that the..year's have . statement. -
,major country except one: in " altered things arid,he can't gd • Yet we'cannot dispute. Mr.
th'is:'year. The predictions for. back. to itis childhood. except . Trudeau's claknn'that the free
next year is doing etter'than in-his-memery, it is Just as
market systeiin has failed in
every one except ori.;; the painful for a nation to confess` pian
t � daces across this vast 1 Y P. s
United4
States:. to '74 we've th,rt the olddays can never.be nattiort• - and .created, as tile
done better than every major retrieved or •even simulated, Prime. Minister 'says, high
one except two. So we've•becn Things change. A fact of life, .; un ti ' to meth tend., high
:doing pretty wej1,. ;So the, , Perhaps, the . most, .,cin- •inflation.:We Ye brougfit'It on
wbele world has been having tillu,ting.'line 'in What,Plrud'eau :'ourselves all_right, and
•this•prohleilf, it's not just the `hri;d to say was that i.t's. -not• holtgh Vve 'earl look back and:
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sro
While there is np Ilnflt
to the length of a•,Ietter.
whloh'can be ()florid for
_-..piuislltcatlon, the edltcr
does reserve'tfts rliit to•
delete. portione Of airy •
'copy • iubmltted -for In
clus po+n 10 , this.
'nervi a:. ri
• a Take tirs active Itit11rtat
in .. your tio'metown
newrlpaper.'Wrlta"u letter
the Editor ditar today y
•
New' mayor MacEwan, n
his inaugural . address, -to •.
council • and the• public.
proposed •many' practical.
suggestions for.council in the
coming year. He is` going to
lower the. '.town's. bank
;overdraft from' a• "very„,.,.
unreasonable $57,000 to a
more acceptable • $25 000.. A
considerable. amount in back '
takes owing the town will be
attempted to be collected
with the aid of a new 'credit
_plan, and time payments.
Because of. the ' .increased
taxes expected to be received
this year,,'work by the town ,.
. postponed last year ;will be
completed this year.
dei relief 'plan -in-
in
to provide in Goderich. 'It is•hoped that -
other towns, will follow suit in
'the area. The shipbuilding
;plant will be encouraged. to.
.. continue business in Goderich.
• as .well as the Goderich Salt ;
' Co. and.: the."- Goderich; Art
will be
P J
Craft Co.:'...
• Leaving at 10..30 Thursday •
morning, the 7.5 -foot steel tug
• Donald.. Mac °made"its ' way •
,' from'`' Kincardine to here to
commence. work 'ori freeing
-boats: in the harbour: for
winter unloading., This an
s^wers=-: matey question's
Teceiued by the Goderich Star
concerning the foghorn being..
-heard soearly.in the season.
Goderich .Town Catrncilhas
received word that the five
thousanddaffodil's' and tulips
and seven hundred rose
. bushes seen in town ,last
sumther ,and distributed' by
• Ithe Horticultural' Society wit.)
not lie 'decreased this year.
' These -plants added greatly to
the aesthretic :beauty of greatly
town and ,.attracted "a great
many tourists. The Star -.
wishes to conn mend the
HorticulturatSocietY job
a job
well 'thine arid' 'truly apt
pteciated. •
•• SNEA•11 -AGO
_.
�"�r .
0 e ] c h'
own •-"-GtiunciI
agreed: last• week to..let the''.'
town's property corrkmittee ."
proceed with renovations
.
to
'Mac haY Hatt up toa:.
'
maximum. of•1,5000. Work to:'
be conducted •• t1--inctade
rewiring the condemned
• buil'ding, renovatigns • and
redecorating• some parts of:
the hall. .