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Page IB- THE Wednesday July J Continued from page NDP candidate regional government environment and housing will be the four keys In the election which is expected to be called sometime this fall Mr Johnson has been Involved with the local NDP riding association since 1961 but his most noteworthy achievements have been in the en vironmental field He was in strumental In the formation of GUARD Group United Against Rural Dumping which opposed plans to open a garbage dump in He Is a director of the Ontario Garbage Coalition as well as president of the Area Ratepayers Association Commenting on the educational system Mr Johnson noted that The teachers are not satisfied the students are not satisfied and the taxpayers are certainly not when they get their tax bills But dont blame the teachers or the students Blame the architect of our present day education system the Flowertown Flop William Davis who brought us an alltime high in education costs and an all- time low In educational standards Turning to regional government id Mr Johnson The regional system designed to Btreamllne services cut costs and eliminate duplication has developed into a taxgobbling monster Worse than that your elected represen tatives serving that monster have been emasculated They are not answerable to you the taxpayer they are an swerable only to the bureaucrats at Queens Pane Appointees on the Niagara Escarpment Commission or on the various conservation authorities have far more say and carry more weight than your elected representatives Terming Ontario an en vironmental disaster Mr Johnson strongly criticized the Progressive Conservatives environmental stand Governments longrange plans for garbage plants are no more than a gesture Quarries gravel pits and the subsequent truck traffic are a law unto themselves He rapped the cleanup campaign the provincial government has undertaken to fight violence on TV Street may be sleazy and TV may be violent but shouldnt the Tories be cleaning up their own house For under the Tory rugs there is still the old dirt of Bales Shouldlce and the Harborgate can of worms that has yet to be fully opened Before the Liberals have even put their candidate into the thick of things Mr Johnson was attacking them As usual they are fence sitting waiting to steal someone elses thunder We mustnt discount the Whigs in this election but we in the Ontario New Democratic Party have the edge That optimism continued into the speech by the meetings featured Ted Bounsall MPP for Windsor West and the NDPs labor critic He told the members pesent that the Tories have managed to affront virtually every special interest group in Ontario that has felt it had a gripe From hospital workers to teachers to daycare centre operators to truck drivers Theyve crossed them all It has been this total lack of response that has hurt them Mr added that the PCs have been negligent In the en vironmental Held to the point of being virtually criminally negligent He voiced criticism also of the governments study of violence on television headed by Judy The government pays widows and widowers of anyone killed in the working places of Ontario 260 a month yet there they are paying Miss a day for a report that is going to contain no surprises and which can have no effect at all upon the Americanoriented media Police cracking down on vandals Park Public School on Park was once again the scene of wilful damage Four win dows and Ihree spotlight were damaged Police will be close attention to all the school during of darkness Id hopes of eliminating lor the r damage to acbool property There were two drug arreats made In Georgetown during the past week One man charged under the Narcotics Control Axt after being seen of an object which turned out to be a marijuana cigarette The other arrest was made when a respect was seen throwing a phial containing a liquid substance from bis liquid si vehicle Don Wackley left with Bill Johnson Bill Johnson GUARD may revive to fight bale scheme A plan to bale and bury Hal tons garbage presently before the regions public works committee could result In the rebirth of GUARD Group United Against Rural Dumping Bill Johnson who was instrumental in the original formation of GUARD to combat a plan for a regional garbage dump near has warned work committee chairman Jack Rnftls that GUARD will be should the region decide to go along with a proposed garbage baling scheme The latest firm to come forward with the Idea has offered to provide the baling service for Halton If the region will provide a site on which to dump the compressed bales of garbage Mr Johnson noted that the baling Idea is nor is it any more acceptable than Its predecessor presented In by Anglo Recycling and Indusmln The bales he ex plained ore not inert and will eventually create pollution It may take yean it may take but eventually that garbage is going to break down and create pollution of some sort have to be Interested in the longterm effects He noted in a letter to Councillor that the then minister of the environment James Auld pointed out to council In that baled garbage is In fact not inert and will pollute Mr Johnson also added a warning that GUARD will strongly oppose rumored plans to use abandoned Milton Brick Company quarries for the dumping of garbage be it baled or otherwise The area he said is too close to the Mile Creek for comfort LEASING A CAR OR TRUCK Beat The Heat DISTINCTIVE WEDDING INVITATIONS Select your invitations from on complete For you or your in luxurious gold Main Street South RESTAURANT provides HOME DELIVERY On Your Favorite Foods ROAST PRIME RIB OF BEEF STEAKS VEAL SCALOPINI VEAL CORDON BLEU HOT SANDWICHES SALAD PLATES SPAGHETTI DISHES Drop In and pick up our Take Out menu it Mounlalnview Road No Georgetown and will mall a copy to your horn Moore Park resident reported to police mat four chrome wheel were stolen from Ms ear which was parked at his residence Pour Georgetown youths were charged with tress palling after police received a report that persons were In a vacant apartment on Main Street South It seems that someone wanted a chicken dinner quite badly for a resident on College reported to police that four chicken were stolen from a coop at the rear of his residence A fifteen foot aluminum pole was taken from a backyard on Heather Court The pole laying beside the residents pool Georgetown Answering Service on Wesley an St reported that an unknown object was thrown through the window of the office An Investigation of a suspicious person In the Rd area resulted In the arrest of a thief A screw driver and a package of cigarettes valued at were recovered Commander presents pin to Ward By Roma Ttmpson Wasnt able to make last Thursdays meeting but the new executive were Installed and Norm Ward was presented with his past presidents badge from Zone Commandeer Greenfield Norm has been president for the past five years and a very popular choice each election day Due to his being Deputy Zone Commander and going from each of our branches In duties that be will assist Comrade In this will take much of time but It will be time well spent In work in the Zone we wish you well Comrade Norm and good old No is behind you all the way Dont have very much news this week as I have been away holidaying and had a terrific time We went to which is around the Renfrew and Pembroke area and had a most enjoyable week at a lovely secluded cottage a stones throw from the bay which was just off the Ottawa River The trip home something out of this world with scenery the likes of which I had never laid eyes on A tree Is a tree and a lake is a lake but the way nature has put some of them together Is the difference The trip home through the first Polish settlement through Bay Bancroft he Valley was everything I had heard it to be We covered about 1100 miles and In Bancroft met my next door neighbour who down from her summer cottage shopping Small world Isnt it Im all set to go back to that area again It really ought to be something else In the fall At our up coming picnic there Is a need for help First Thursday a work crew is needed Meet at the branch at SO and bring your own rakes please Second there is help needed the afternoon of the picnic There la a notice up on the green bulletin board for one area of help wanted Bruce is the fellow in charge of the day so please give him a hand and let him know you are willing to help Mrs E Bradley was a winner In a recent Air Cadet draw with the winning ticket No Nice going Allene I was under be impression hat there was to be no Friday and Saturday night en tertainment during the Legion Lines summer In he Lounge since no one told me any different Weil I erred there folks and there will be entertainment so come on down to the Lounge bring nights but I find out 111 let whose home In your guests with you and you know Ont Boy la la St enjoy enjoy enjoy Sorry but Glad to report mat Jack and I havent been informed who Hooper Is home la Jim Ron after on operation will be appearing or on what Tom Harlow and Bob He could do with company or at least a card Comrades Bert Tuck Is also In Michaels Jean la In Georgetown and Keith Lee on our but where tie has bees rubbed out but I Imagine In Londons Westminster How is my old pal Harry Atkinson Ihaventseen him since be got out of hospital Hope you are now To all our alck and shut Ins we wish you a recovery and to all of our convalescing comrades take it easy and dont try to do too much too loon High flying supervisor Work on the banks of the Credit River In Glen Williams has not been going smootldy Lawns damaged when Caterpillar tractor operator decided take an shortcut will testify to that When bat there had net bees proper supervision on the project a spokesman for the Credit Valley Con servation Authority who was in fact the man there replied that he had Indeed supervised the work I flew over once in an airplane be Informed the questioner ROYAL CANADIAN BRANCH feM Its f last sinters far 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