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"We‘re a pretty competitive family," says Brown, whose 28â€"yearâ€"old daugh ter Lindsay is her coâ€"campaign manager. Brown is also convinced the country is in desperate need of change and Jean Chretien is the best man for the Prime Minister‘s job. "In this manyâ€"partied election, the Liberal party is the only party less tied to ideology. They can pull together the best ideas from the left and the right. I want to be a part of that...My belief is that Chretien will never sell us out because Canada is his passion. I think he‘ll do his best to put the country back together again. It‘s a great honor for me to put forward the Liberal position at this time in the country‘s history..." says Brown. 69( BC | ¢ t )4 Her campaign is rolling along like a "snowball," she says, attributing her Throw in your summer towel & take out your winter skis ake ake al Pkwy N se vitamin E as a natural TO RETAILER: We will redeem agencie THE OAKVILLE BEAVER over al such product (in the previous 20 days) 10 coupons presented for redemption must be y you on request. Redemption will be made by from the retailer who received the coupon Pet Valu Rya Rva Streetsville yal ie specifically authori rs or others to present $ We will not redeem coupc O )istribut ase 1240 Eglint 4099 Erin A 1151 Dund 29 Burnhamthor 400 Mill Creek D 425 Truscott Rd. Why wait for winter? Ragistar today for lessons or season & weekday passes. vide dentified Ja in Ave. W treet eet W "positive, reâ€"inforcing feelings" to a strong, unified Liberal party, a combination of "longtime Liberals so angry about the deterioration of the country they are motivated to do what they can..." and young enthusiastic Liberals, bursting at the seams to canvass. Most members are "energized by the chance to change the direction of the government." * Decked out in comfortable walking shoes, Bro the road, walking door to door, answering que wrenching stories from people of all ages. "People are not swallowing anybody‘s message whole," she says, matterâ€"of~ factly. "People are not voting a certain way because their parents did. They are. thinking about which party they can vote for confidently." «4 ""When people are speaking with the most passion, it‘s about the job situaâ€" tion," says Brown, who says she finds some unemployed "in a kind of state of shock," because they got an education, followed all the rules and "all of a sudâ€" den it‘s all gone." Brown also recounts visits with parents who are ‘harboring‘ unemployed children who have returned to what was once an empty nest. â€" "They say when I was his age, I was married with two babies and a fulltime job. They (offspring) can‘t get on with their lives." f' Another issue striking an emotional chord with people is the "anger and sense that Mulroney gave the country away, that Mulroney sold us out and those are their words," says Brown. "This is why the Liberals‘ number one focus is on job creation because a large number of unemployed is not good for the economy, it‘s not good for the national treasury and most of all it‘s not good for the building of a nation as the national morale declines." "If one focuses only on numerals, one forgets to factor in the people needed to make the economy work. The Tories are boasting about an increase in exports; that is a number which is meaningless to people when they can‘t find work." How does Brown respond to comments that the Liberals are not willing to outright cancel NAFTA or FTA? Brown points out that she was sufficiently opposed to the fiscal and moneâ€" tary policies of the Tories in 1988 to run in the riding to prevent the FTA. Even though the agreements don‘t make her happy, Brown says "the thing is in place; NAFTA has been signed. That was then, this is now. The emphasis should be on how to exercise leverage to get changes to it" Responding to arguments from the right, Brown says, "I suggest to them that we‘ve had nine years of Michael Wilson‘s economic plan. They should ask themselves, ° Did it bring about the results they hoped for?...Are Canadians betâ€" ter off?"" The Liberals, says Brown, are offering a proposal to strike a balance between cost cutting, and deficit reduction, and on the other side economic stimulation for job creation and assistance to that sector of the economy which in the past 10 years has done the best job of creating jobs â€" small business. ‘ "I think it will be a balancing act," she says. f "Canadians are a people of moderation, that given an achievable goal, and a sense of national purpose to achieve that goal ... they will pull together achieve that goal," says Brown. uj Brown is firmly committed to Chretien, calling him a leader of the 90‘s. "He is the antithesis of Mulroney. He‘s not an authoritarian leader. He is w I call a leader for the 90‘s, one who empowers people to come forward express their ideas, to form a consensus." f "Under Chretien we would have our say. We‘re not there to salute the boss,‘ she savs. f * New & Innovative an exciting new alternative to traditional skylights. * Perfect Solution to bring natural light to dark areas. One SOLA«»TUBE will light the same area as a 2‘x4‘ skylight. * Maintenance Free totally weather sealed and will nor leak. Full 10 year warranty. * Simple Installation in under 2 hours with no structural modifications & no mess. Fits any style of roof & ceiling. mesty"sco«. Call: d0dâ€"1107 REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS As part of recent reforms to the Ontario automobile insurance system under the Insurance Act, the Ontario Insurance Commission is soliciting applications from qualified centres, facilities and providers to conduct independent assessments on automobile accident victims. 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