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4-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, May 14th, 1980 Crosbie call liberals Mexican Desparados John Crosbie, former Federal Federal Minister of Finance in the PC government was in fihe form-last Wednesday at the annual meeting of the Durham Northumberland PC Riding Association being held in Port Perry. Crosbie referred referred to Trudeau and • the Liberal government as a band of Mexican bandits and dçs- parados and that the Liberal government was like a rabbit mesmerized by a snake. Crosbie was speaker before some two hundred in attendance attendance at the annual meeting. Crosbie said it was the same old group with the same old approaches and the same' old arrogance who think they can run Canada in the same old way. It's just not possible, he said. Crosbie said the 'bootleg' budget of April 21, 1980 and the Liberals attempt to obtain interim supply and supplementary supplementary estimates without without debate in the house of commons was proof that the old ways will not work. He said the liberals -have forgot it was their job to fight the sinners rather than to join them. He spoke of patronage on the p^rt of the liberals with the halt of moving Parks Canada Regional office from Cornwall # to Peterborough and the move of the new Eldorado refinery from Hope Township to Blind River. This is not a government, it is a band of Mexican desparados, he said. In speaking of the liberal budget he said one dollar of : every four will be going' to pay interest charges on the $81.8 billion national debt. Financial Financial requirements to be borrowed this year, he said, will be up $3.5 billion over that projected by his (Crosbie) budget. Crosbie pointed out that Trudeau had made a commitment commitment that government expenditures expenditures would not increase in any year to more than the growth of the national product product during any one year. He said Canada will have no real growth this year but Trudeau projects expenditures, to increase increase by 15.7 percent. Crosbie Crosbie also said the Liberals were twisting and turning ori their oil-pricing policy. Crosbie said! the PCs were the only national party that has representation from all ten provinces. He said they were also an honest party. He also stated that the PCs were. the only party with a sound economic policy that could put the country back on its feet in three to four years and to give the. private sector a chance. He as well made the point that the PCs understood the regional aspirations of the various sectors in Canada. Crosbie claimed the future was bright for the Tory party even though they have had a brief setback. Provincial Parks in area now open Six Provincial Parks in the Lindsay District of the Ministry Ministry of Natural Resources opened last week-end to visitors from the area and province. The six provincial parks are: Balsam Lake near Coboconk, Serpent Mounds, south of Keene, Mark S. Burnham near Peterborough, Peter's Woods Nature Reserve Reserve northeast of Baltimore, •Emily Park, Omemee and Darlington Provincial Park near Oshawa. Of the six parks,. Balsam Lake and Emily are off-limits to the use of alcohol from May 7th to June 1st. These parks in the past have traditionally had a history of noisy and abusive behaviour due "to the use of alcohol. Under the preSfent_ regulations with no alcohol in the parks this factor in the parks had been eliminated. # There has been no change in camp fées from 1979 with overnight camping costing $5.00 a night for. an unserviced lot. The daily vehicle permit including automobile and occupants occupants also remains at $2.00 per vehicle. • 10,817 unemployed in Oshawa area The number of clients unemployed and registered for work at the Canada Employment Centres in Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa for the month of April totalled 10,817, consisting of 5,200 female and 5,617 male clients. Placements in the three offices totalled 540 for the month, which compares to a total of 329 placements during March. The majority of clients were registered in Material-Handling and Related; Related; Construction Trades; Prbduct Fabricating, Assembling Assembling and Repairing. During April, the greatest employment opportunities existed existed m Accommodation and Food Service; Retail Traces; Health and Welfare Services. In April, there were 19 agreements signed under the Canada Manpower Industrial Training Program. As a result, 24 people will benefit from both training and employment employment in the Region of Durham. At the'end of April, there were 174 students in the skill courses sponsored by the Canada Employment Centre and 50 people receiving academic academic upgrading at Durham College^ Bowmanville Zoo runs afoul in rezoning A proposed rezoning application application by Keith Connell of Bowmanville of the Bowmanville Bowmanville Zoo to allow the use of some 42 acres to continue With the existing uses of the Zoo operation and to permit the use of the site for apartments and a trailer park has been referred back to the Town of Newcastle planning department. The planning committee on Monday- took this action asking that the director of planning discuss with Mr. Connell a site plan that would allow him to continue the present uses on his property and that the fee of ' $250 for the rezoning application by considered payment for the site plan proposal. The lands are now zoned Open Space with the existing Zoo and associated recreational recreational commercial uses being considered legal nonconforming nonconforming uses. This was established in 1949. Mr. Connell in addressing the committee said he had been approached by Larry Simpson, by-law enforcement officer, that everything he was doing on the property was illegal. Connell said it was suggested that he apply for a rezoning and he was under the impression this was just a cut and dry procedure. Connell said he had applied for a building permit for a new snàck bar and found he could put up three walls but could not replace the roof which he said was the main problem. This, hé said, led to the rezoning application after discussing the matter with Simpson and Miss Forrest of the planning department. Connell also said he had no intention of subdividing his property, building apartments apartments or establishing a new trailer park. He did state that he did want to make some improvements and pointed out to council members that the Bowmanville Zoo was held in high regard in North America and throughout the world. The Planning Director pointed out that the current legal non-conforming uses on the. property would be expected expected to cease ait "some time. He also pointed out that there was no time limit on these uses and they may continue well into the future. Smith recommended against changing changing the zoning on the property and suggested that a site plan of existing uses be developed agreeable to Mr. Connell. He said improvements or extensions extensions should be handled under the rule of the Committee of Adjustments and this committee committee could, deal with the matter of a new roof. Up and down the Book stacks r NPt-d I. ) a nations t Body Polities. Fitness is a national issue. 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