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the Progressive
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press co ' •01
candidate in RuronBruce
explain h
nference to
is involvement with ‘ Pve
the Kincardine project
•Throu h is resources, Mr.
MacGregor began to
research the province
,•energy needs ove's
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ago.
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of its own fiesh
vegetables. Tea years ago•
that country imported 80 per
cent of its vegetables. By 1980
it expects to bcself-sufficient.
Once the plan for
Kincardine was
ready, a brief wthe
roject as presented
to the Ontario treasurer and
the deputy ministernof
agriculttow:
The govUre by theernment had been
doing studies on using waste
heat such as that from Bruce
Generating Station which was
compatible with , the
cardine project.
Mr. MacGregor met again
with Treasurer Darcy
McKeough and then a brief
was presented to
iaPremier
Willm Davis.
t-ce ElsaVis directed that a
`qbe
. appointed to
4D the ways
oat on Aof
pril 27.
,r met again
Darcy
a brief
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Pd, Pol. Adv.
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Sam MacGregor's reasons for
running for election in Huron -
Bruce can be condensed into one
word - energy.
He believes that there is still
time to insure that the impending
food and energy crisis does not
occur in the Province of Ontario.
However, if nothing is done to
come up with a long range energy
policy, Huron -Bruce, the province
and the nation are in trouble.
Farmers must be able to con-
tinue farming by 1985, industry
must continue to have an uninter-
rupted energy supply. Without a
self-sufficient energy base, the
economy of the province will fail.
If Ontario's economy tumbles, so
does that of the Dominion of
Canada which can only lead to civil
disorder.
Mr. MacGregor feels the riding
of Huron Bruce, with its energy
and agriculture base, plus a'
member who understands the
need of a comprehensive energy
policy, can be important in the
future of the province.
In short, Mr. MacGregor knows
the importanCe of energy to agri-
culture and industry. Unless the
province becomes uffielent in
energy, it is in trouble.
Mr. MacGregor feels that the
other issues of concern - health
care, housing, jobs, etc. - can only
fall into place if the economy is
moving.
If the province has to rely on an
imported energy supply, the
economy will not be able to move.
If Ontario is to have a bright
future, the people of Ontario have
to understand that energy, the
economy and ecology are inter-
dependent.
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COMING EVENTS
ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL
WED, JUNE 1 -
Y.P.C. Functio
6
THURS. JUNE 2
on all candida
Open Line Show
FRI. JUNE 3 -
Debate - Kinca
Sam at Y.P.C.
Port Elgin.
SAT. JUNE 4 -
Central Agricu
9:30 p.m., Sam attends
n at Angus Wilson's.
-8 to 9 p.rh. - Sam
tes debate at CFOS-
.
in
10 a.m. -- All Candidatet
rdine High School, 10:15 p.m.
Youth,Dance'at Maple SqUare,
2 p.m. - Sam at Huron
ltural Society Spring Fair
at Clinton.
MON. JUNE 6 - 8 p.m. -"Sam and Friends"
Kincardine Community Centre
YOUR FUTURE — YOUR CHO!CE
N.J. (SAM) MacGREGOR
HURON BRUCE
PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE
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