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All-candidate debate THE COBOURG STAR, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1974 Page C3 Candidates at Brighton Six political candidates pleased to be there and every 2V2 nours and unless the Federation for spon- question and answer HOLIDAY TIP It's not always nice to have think about what may happen at home while you're off on vacation. One way, though, that you can reinforce insurance protection is to The question how can a spoke at_Brighton High P^sed the^ NFA for development and industry soring a Candidates night period, and several written young farmer get started School on Monday evening, sponsoring this type of is curbed on farming land on agricultural policies. He questions were collected. In farming today was June 10, before an meeting, saying that there won't be any far- is a consulting Economist Each candidate had two answered by George Hees audience of some 150 Federations are what mland in Canada in 41 out of Toronto but is now minutes to answer saying that the Con farmers and other in- -make - democracy work, years. NDP policies are living on 30 acres terested citizens from the His main plank was that that prices be guaranteed Hamilton Township. He to the statement that Canada is in a mess, said if it is he likes the state Canada is in. Mr. Hees said the Prog. in questions put to him and servatives would bring Con. policy is for farmers fie this proved very in- down interest rates on to have a satisfactory IS" file of photographs of your belongings. Should anything happen while you're away, the photos will reinforce the claimed value of items. ridings of Nor- agriculture is the basic to cost of production; feels the issue is leader- teresting. loans and introduce thumberland-Durham and industry of the country, action taken to lower cost ship. He thinks that Brian Burgess said that Forgivable Loans and Prince Edward-Hastings, and conditions must be of machinery, fertilizer Canada has strong the old parties couldn't treat the young farmer the On the platform made possible to give the and feed by public leadership and went on to agree so put in In- same as young business representing Prince Ed- farmers a satisfactory ownership; orderly name some of the more dependents and let them people. ward-Hastings were Hon. return for their work and marketing of farm com- prominent ones. Mr s°rt it out. Mr. Hill Land Use was men-George Hees, Prog, investment. Farmers must modifies; a crop insurance Beckett feels that Canada disagreed with Mr. tioned. Mr. Burgess said Conservative incumbent; make a reasonable profit, plan improved and ex- is in fine shape. Lawrence on their that since the Provincial George Cunningham, he said, and his party is tended; credit assistance Bruce Eagleson in- stabilization program, Government has taken Liberal candidate; Harvey prepared to introduce a to improve conditions in troduced the president of saying it was vague. Mr. over the power of Land Use Gottfried, NDP candidate; program to reduce rural life; introduce the Ontario Federation of Lawrence replied by the local people have no Brian Burgess, In- escalating prices - but selective subsidies. He Agriculture, Gordon Hill of saying that there had to be say. Mr. Hees said that dependent. For Nor- controls would not go to the concluded with agriculture Varna, Ontario (near a continual updating and agricultural land should be thumberland-Durham it "farm gate". Also, far- and food production are Goderich) who is a pork the Prog. Conservative saved and industry was Hon. Allan Lawrence, mers - especially young essential. and bean farmer. Mr. Hill party would guarantee a dispersed to land un Prog. Conservative in- farmers - should have c leaker Allan Lawrence was strong in his praise of profit for farmers. springtime cumbent; Allan Beckett, money made available at said that he and his family the Northumberland Liberal candidate. NDP reasonable interest rates, live on a small farm but do Federation of Agriculture candidate Russell Walker Harvey Gottfried, not farm and he expected for sponsoring the can-was unable to be present, physics teacher at Picton to learn more from the didates meeting. He said Bruce Eagleson of the Prince Edward Collegiate, audience about farming that farmers had had a Northumberland is from Manitoba and than he could tell them. He good year in 1973 but these Federation of Agriculture recalled the poor harvests belongs to the Durham are crucial times for chaired the meeting. He and uncertain income Federation of Agriculture farmers and there are welcomed everyone and when he lived on a farm, so that he will have a storm clouds on the introduced NFA president He said agriculture should better insight of farming, horizon. Peter Kulaszka who spoke have top priority and the He said that the main Doug Young, Agr. Rep. briefly. Mr. Eagleson said NDP Party says that agricultural policy of the for Northumberland, _. each speaker would be agriculture must be en- Progressive Conservative chaired the meeting for a voted it down allowed a maximum of six couraged. The rate far- party would be a thrust in minutes. ming is going out of style economics elevated to George Hees said he was now at one less farmer stabilization of costs and prices. He is a firm believer in Marketing Boards for exporting if producers want it. George Cunningham said that he teaches school but lives on a farm and raises beef cattle. He said that farming needs a better return. The opposition didn't see fit to let the budget work. He thinks the Federal Government has done a good job. Several subsidies have been implemented to hold down the price of milk and other commodities to the consumer Brian Burgess, an Independent, is the only candidate under 30. He has travelled extensively and studied Theatre and Fine Arts for some time but has now returned to the land. He feels he can be elected because a country man can help the farmer and listen to them. He thinks protective tariffs is the answer. His reasoning is that he can say what he likes because he does not have to follow a party suitable for farming and The question that women where it would give work, on farms be a tax These are a few of the deduction, passed by the questions that were OF A. at their convention, discussed was answered in favor by Each candidate was Mr. Beckett. Mr. given two minutes to state Lawrence also said they their policies, agreed with the OFA on Mr. Burgess said his this matter and that they policy was "Elect a person had introduced it in who is going to listen to Parliament and that the you", and hire the man you Liberals and NDP had want. Mr. Beckett, in answer satisfactory return on their investment. Food is essential and if there are no farmers, no food. They would control the cost of living with price controls but these controls would not go up to the farm gate. Mr. Lawrence said that the challenge had been made and he hopes and prays that a change of government can be made. 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