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n-, PAE8. WEDNLSDAY. I)[UNELR 10, 1980. WHITBY FREE PRESS New chainnBrady says . 0.. Separate board must solve 1problems The Durham Region meeting last week. Joe Corey (Oshawa) for the old Oshawa sepaçate board. chairman at the same next meeting a toman Catholic Separate The board followed a position in a secret ballot. In his inaugural address at meeting, which also Martin to committees chool .lBoard elected tradition whereby no chair- Corey allowed his name to Whitby's St. John the Doleweerd sworn in as the municipal boar 'rustee Jim Brady m ran bas ever served for stand for the job even thougli Evangelist Church, Brady new trustee for Whitby.. libraries, plann ,Oshawa) as its new chair.- more than two years.lehasredtoerss said that one of his concerns Brady told the board that and tbe Durham rian à t- its * ffauralb Bradv defeated Trustee chairman. was the eroding relationship hwould suspen until the visory Board. "Lt wasn't my idea to run again," Corey said after the meeting. "I certainly don't have any bad feelings about Jim but I do for someone who told me that I bad at least eigbt votes." Corey dfid not namne the person involved. Brady said that being elected chairman was one of the proudest moments of his life- esspecially since bis father, now aged 70, had served as dhairman of the IR s T1 I i dCu fft n OLI\IUl( hI >iiCc \\ 11hCh rist 1mis Igts cc n iilIr2 1< it i llLIc i i l J gi( il 111Lihin. 1'a, a .1<1 c i ii ' 2. i IL1i irhr iii" ý,dîsî'Laon .îI'tcr 7 pin . uhlin i tic dcmaind 10r clcctrîci\ hPli.!lcr, And plcic. ccmhcr t0N'.%iîch il <>11 3 \ xîp~ ( v ~ îîiîs a sîIC( husi ia.I)scard nid liîgis til lou i \~\ î tiIllaý1C ilad iakc surC i2lilhi sirc niarkcd OUR> rWA &Iii CN .Si1. YOU R 1E'NIiRGY I ISEn*TWISEI.Y A *~ tppointments ;and other *ris such as ing councils n College Ad- Ottawa L~J. Report By SCOTITFI NNL LL. N113 PC -OPN TA RI10 Alberta issue Speclal ln French SBooks.. 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"I was at a seminar on the weeken (prior to the Iast one) and public sehool sup- porters told me that some of their people were telling un- truths so they could get their children enrolled in our system where morals seem to be a little bit higher." Brady said that "un- truths" meant that people had actually lied about their faith to get their children in- to the separate sebool system. He said that he did not- have any statistics on this situation in Durham. Trustee Sally Longo (Ajax) was elected vice- POiRTI(IPilE.TIGII Trie Canadiafl movement or persoflal fines hurts unity A compalint 'm used to hearing is: "Why sbould Alberta get ahl that energy money? That doesn't help the rest of the country. " During the Ottawa debate on the new Liberal energy policy, this attitude surfaced often. In tbe last election, my opponent spoke of greedy Aibertans. It's an argument I bave little respect for because not only is it misleading, it hurts national unity. The new budget, portrayed as defending Ontario from our greedy fellow Canadians out West, is really hurting Ontario industry and job creation. 1If $8 billion is spent in Aberta on a tar sands plant, $3.4 billion would be spent on Ontario manufacturing. Some estimates go as bigh as $4.4 billion. That's straiglit, right off the top, expenditure. Lt ignores completely tbe multiplier ef- feçt of all that money, whicb would also work to Ontario's ad- vantage. Tbe greater the delay in Alberta oil development, the longer Ontario wallows in unemployment. Another complaint I'm' used to hearing is from auto workers: "Keep the price- of gasoline down. Otberwise, fewer cars will be sold and that means fewer jobs wben gas prices go up. " ,Jhe -opposite is true. With consumers paying the true price of gasoline, the researdch and engineering aspects of the auto industry will flourisb. There'1l be new demand for frugal, ex- tremely efficient cars. Those cars bave to be designed and built. I'd rather Chrysler and General Motors employees had that work than the Japanese. We shouldn't resent Alberta because it bas the good fortune to become wealtby at this point i Canada's bistory. The sooner Aberta ýdevelops its resources, the sooner Alberta can spend money to belp get the Ontario economy on track.