Zurich Citizens News, 1967-10-12, Page 7THLASDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1967
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE SEVEN
New Democratic
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;tittle, too late reaction to the
;farm income problem. Surely
after 24 years of a lack of co-
ordinated planning it is time
to elect a group of people who
believe lir economic planning
in agriculture as in other areas.
Labor Income
Our present member went on
public record at a party picnic
as opposing wage demands
'which amounted to 10% a year
over three years. This was af-
ter years of rising profits and
-riividend payments which had
in fact outstripped labor in-
.eome. However, I heard noth-
ing from him about the threat
to the economy ,from a 25%
increase in doctors' fees in one
year. I submit that the worker
in Huron County is not threat-
ening our economy. I there-
fore wholeheartedly support the
organized attempts of workers
to obtain a living wage and a
fair share of the total. wealth.
Here, too, it is time labor asked
serious questions about its pres-
ent representation in the
house.
Medicare
OMSIP is a truncated mis-
guided attempt to keep the doc-
tors and insurance companies
happy. It is a costly silly al-
ternative to the Saskatchewan
plan which fulfills all the rec-
ommendations of the Hall Com-
mission, On this score the fed-
eral Liberals appear to be re-
neging again on their promise
in this area so perhaps the
provincial Conservatives will
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Car Insurance
Over 200 companies in the
field in Ontario pay out only
67% of the premium dollar on
claims. The Saskatchewan plan
over many years has paid out
86% of every premium dollar
on claims because of simplified
procedures and lower overhead
costs.
Cost of Education
The property tax base for
education further strains the
resources of the farmer, the la-
borer and the person on fixed
incomes. It is an unprogres-
sive tax—we propose to shift
the burden of education to
where it belongs—to those with
the ability to pay—with higher
incomes.
Housing
Both levels of government
have neglected housing until
the problem has reached crisis
proportions in many areas. The
best the Conservative govern-
ment has done is introduce the
HOME plan which Dr. Morton
Shulman has defined as Home
Ownership Made Expensive.
The best the Liberal federal
government has done is to
raise the mortgage rate to a
fantastically expensive 81/4, thus
making it even more expensive
to buy a home. Surely the
housing problem requires the
EUB Women
Hear Missionary
The October meeting of the
Evangelical UC Women's So-
ciety of World Service was held
on Thursday evening in the
church parlors. Mrs, Peter
Gingerich was chairlady for the
worship service. The meeting
opened with the singing of a
hymn.
Mrs. Nancy Koehler read the
scripture and prayer was of-
fered by Mrs. Gingerich. Six
grandchildren . of Mrs. Peter
Gingerich very capably pleased
the audience with a selection
of vocal numbers, accompanied
on the guitar by Harold Ginger-
ich. Mrs. Nancy Koehler, Mrs.
H. Schoch, Mrs. George Bullock
and Mrs. Merino Steckle pre-
sented a selection of prose en -
insights and planning and poli-
cies of people who have not
totally lost touch with reality,
1 believe these problems de-
mand the policies and planning
of the NDP. Therefore in this
election you have the oppor-
tunity to vote for a reasonable
meaningful change by voting
John Boyne, New Democrat in
Huron.
John C. Boyne.
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ing,
Mrs. Bullock and Mrs. Steckle
also presented a short dialogue
on the various ways of saying
"Thank You", around the
world. Vocal selections were
presented by Mrs. Steckle and
Mrs. Bullock,
The speaker of the evening
was a Baptist missionary on
furlough from the West Indies,
entertained with movies of St.
Lucien's Island. Miss Fink-
beiner was formerly a native
of the Crediton district,
After the business session a
dainty lunch was served by the
committee in charge,
The fall rally of the Strat-
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Progress in Agriculture
The Robarts government rec-
ognizes the difficulties that
face agriculture during these
years of change—is taking
effective steps including a
$500,000 grant to the new
Farm Income Committee;
loans for farm modernization;
crop insurance at favorable
rates; promotion of exports;
and the new Capital Grants
Plan.
Progress in Housing
H.O.M.E.—the Robarts govern-
ment plan that reduces down
payments, increases owner-
ship—is providing many new
homes at manageable cost.
And the Ontario Housing Cor-
poration, too, has provided
more public housing in three
years than the rest of Canada
combined in 15. New satellite
city plans also promise orderly
suburban development.
October
17
YOUR
DATE
WITH
PROGRESS
Progress in Taxation
Ontario's 1967 budget showed
no increase in taxes. What's
more, two Smith Report pro-
posals have already been en-
dorsed to reduce your local tax
bill. One gives an allowance of
up to $2,000 of assessment on
property; the other takes over
the entire cost of justice.
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Progress in Education
For the past five years, an
average of 11/2 new schools or
substantial additions have
been opened every day. One
new secondary school every
two weeks. Five new universi-
ties since 1963. Nineteen new
Community Colleges. Educa-
tion grants up 600%. Fast
action in education for fast -
changing times.
Support the Robarts Government
THE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PARTY OF ONTARIO
KEEP A GOOD MAN WORKING FOR HURON !
CHARLIE MacNAUGHTON X