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Cage 11 T1IF Wednesday May IS Acton voters have 6 choices Halton candidates discuss issues Herald Holton voters face an election choice six can in the campaign In eluding two Incumbents Liberal Frank won riding in 1974 while Progressive Conservative Olio Jcltnek was the silting member for Hi ha Park In Toronlo until redistribution erased hur riding New to Ihc election race this year are Doug Black Robert ilc hie Independent Charles Shrybman Marxist Leninist and Karen Selick Libertarian has throughout his campaign that thcCaitadianeconomy is not in the terrible condition which other parlies arc giving it credit for Canada without question in the difficult times of the 70s has done very well He points out Canada has best record in creating jobs despite what he calls the paradox of high unemployment Phllbrook credited the Liberal government shoe import policy For a per cent increase in the work force In the town largest employer I STION The economy is linked to the problem of national unity in Dr a opinion He places the unity question first In his list of priorities To achieve national unity we must have a strong central government now is the lime stop acting as 10 countries and start acting one In order to keep Canada united a government must have strong representation in Quebec he soys while ad muting national unity imolvcs than just Quebec a good cooperative movement between Ottawa and the provinces Otto Jclinck agrees that a strong economy and national unity go hand in hand but docs not believe the I under Pierre tan either 1 s strange Trudeau talks it national unity but docsn I tell us what he going to do He yells it everybody puts trench against English Fist West and poor against rich ISM Mr Jehnek blames the iberil preoccupation with policies like for fie describes as Mr failure to deal with the economy The Conservatives hove come up with programs which by providing incentives to business will return Canada to the system it was built on according to Mr The parly will cut govern spending reduce the civil service through sunset laws and eliminate loans to places like Cuba and Uganda he said The Liberals have borrowed from the United States at per cent and loaned Ihc money to Pakistan interest free Mr responds to suggestions he has been parachuted into riding by reminding voters he has lived and operated a business since i2 If MNR may open local brickyard inlo High Park lliruj a yearold lawver from savs race is one between Mr Jell nek himself Nobody liberal Whire is thai mil block of wiles to go T hi Tones he says have base of a per tent of the vote while he let Is ion per cent i Mr Black on undecided swinging in his He says the I and Conservatives ire Iwo sides of the same coin and hopes votirs will agree with him when voting and go with the Mr mack is fighting a based entirely on iconomy The twin issues inthccleclionarc inflation and unemployment he says A fair prices commission has been proposed by the to deal with inflation in the short turn The fur prices torn mission is distinct from MB because it is not trying to control II will by nature be efficient low and yet beneficial In the long run Mr Black believes inflation and unemployment have the same cause the exporting Of basement prices and the importing of manufactured goods There is a billion deficit in manufactured Until we have a govern which is committed la re establish In I our going to overcome the problems of inflation and unemployment I six year old Karen could not disagree more with position that planning and intervention are represents the ptrty which with Themis The best which Ms be to her figures lip to is per cent if iic Canadian income Weiork from J in 1 to June II to the govern mini he torn this to the ftudol a serf worked only me day a wick for his lord Ms would tut taxes realising this mean in equal tut in the budget To room lor tin cuts she proposed among il limits lint crown corpora lions not showing i be rtmoied from the budget to let or nil on own There are crown corporations she said jnd only of hem ire self sup porting The post office could be opened to private enterprise she believes saying every time there is strike a week people jump in and People arc bogged down in red tape according tn Ms At the Bank of Commerce we imploy an of people filling out forms for the ibcrlannn party is also opposed to ins Ms siys the libenls and Conservatives have shown they don I care Because the party has just became a recognised political parly in last five weeks it has not collected very much creditable donations and relics on volunteers Ms does not say she expects to win BUI Herald special The Chellcnham brick yard is one of nine opera lions the ministry of natural resources is to the Niagara Escarpment Com mission to consider for ipproial few weeks On April Re sources Development Secre tary announced the government was lifting a six year freeze on new licences for pits and irrics in the TOirpment In a ietlcralso dated April and received by the it their regular week Minister of Natural James Auld commission remove reslriqtions on one quarrying site outside development control in Money Creek In consider applications for two other sites in on the Lake and Sydenham Township At lime my staff have identified six other situations where 1 may your consideration of a deve lopment permit Mr said He said he would advise the commission of the locations of additional sites over the next few weeks as 1 have opportunity to review them NEC chairman Ivor the commission the Cheltenham site would likely be one of the six sites designat In lilting the lasl month Mr Ilruncllc said a numer of aggregate producers are encountering severe dlffi cullies in meeting Immediate demands for their product In some areas of the escarpment The Cheltenham brick yard now owned by the ministry of natural resources has been dormant since 1358 The ministry announced In February It would accept pro for the redevelopment of the Chellcnham site which is estimated to contain in excess of million Ions of good quality Queens ton shale suitable Tor brick or tile luring NEW BOUNDARIES However In April the mini airy said request for pro had been premature due lo a misunderstanding between NEC and the ministry concerning the boundary for LEASING A CAR OR TRUCK GIVE US A TRY the Pits and Que commission mem btrs expressed concern that ihe ministry seeking the commissions merely is formality he government appears itrmined to ihc develop ment of cerlam pits and objections the commission I have could be overruled by ihc Minister of Housing as in case of the Centre in Ciledon members suggested Mr said the members concerns were pre LAND BARGAINS Each year throughout c pal sell proper that have been seized lor payment taxes For Informed there ore literally buy hunting nu home and farm properties These often sell lor little more than taxes owe Is generally In to range properties are worm more year subscript on SI payable to TAX SALE PROPERTIES Serving the Community by Serving You Best Available At Your Neighbourhood Stores Quality You Can Taste Paisley St Guelph 8241310 lo I weak business el in Hi became a rejourn in through fu has been self as an accountant practicing what he is now pre for Canada to help businesses earn a Mr has developed a in to seven year program to bring luring up to full strength a program which he is completely workable Among his ideas are plans to reduce interest rates to six per cent for mortgages and per cent for business loans I ind welfare mints should be partially ipplied with employers wages he argues This would induce hiring for newly treated jobs according to Mr Indexed pensions gel his approval How many people do vou know over who can retire By indexing pensions these people will be able to relire with dignity and open jobs for younger people he Canadian id car is s Mr would work for I found il criminal they dropped he Vie can wait two gel American ind mold ike our wn Mr Ritchie is miotic 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