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- - - - - -Tih. Canadian Champion, Friday, May 21. 1 M - 3 Ted Chudleigh Mohan Anand Jay Jackson Local candidates size up television debate 8v IRENE GENTLE The Champion Provincial election hopefuls have turned in their scorecards marking the perfor- mances of the big three party leaders in Tuesday's televised debate. Leaders Howard Hampton (New Democratic Party), Mike Harris (Progressive Conservative) and Dalton McGuinty (Liberal) squared off on every- thing from health care to tax cuts in the course of the debate. The resuits, said Halton MPP Ted Chudleigh, were predictable- Two of the three leaders came out of the starting blocks box with policies in hand, and neither of themn were Dalton McGuinty, be said. "Mike had his policies and he talked about those policies weIl," said Mr. Cbudleigh. "Howard Hampton, as well. 1 don't agree with dieir policies, but at leaSt they have them." The same could flot be said of Mr. McGuinty, he said. "Dalton doesn't have policies. He goes with the wind," said Mr. Chudleigh. "It's kind of typical." The debate allowed Mr. Harri to higb- ligbt Ontario's vibrant economy, said Mr. Chudleigh. "This is a strong, rich province, and well managed," he said. "You have to manage eses TrWO on page 10 Thusday, Frida, Stra Sunlday Only! NO OST OR OwN, OINTREST, O PWYvUrsFRiYR Morâ ic. 198/ku Died $lo.98/kg hkCQin $13.1 8/kgI $4L99uu. 4ê99/bl &5.99/iuu r PdrIc-s VId FrIday, May 21- - Thursday, May 27, 19»0