z«40 191 ýMa it L. ube M"IÀL9T4N9 - eM mMie & 8m".241 No * ToemaLJneS2l-3837 Q J Fux - 878-4%43 Oahoied 8dnsa~75 300 .~~ .~ luIa Oliveir PiRJ 14. Muller AwwnDrse Tert Casse Ofwgmmeqoe ows . m V TINI Cala PrOémoeg&Nw Man g*m ý toe b *ýfq NDP has to get down! to busin'ess Il was interesting to sec the NDP provincial govcrnment cosying up, ai least by its own standards, to business in the Ontario Thronc Speech délivered Monday. The document though vague-sounding. on cursory, exainination (as is the case with mosi Thronc Speeches), ai lcast dcmonstratedl a cer- tain ncwfound flexibility. k Ôntario's salvation, if it is t0 have onc that wiIl lead anywhera near thme sanie fiscal neighbourhood we inhabited unoil the lare 1980t, wili be 'éentoed on business activity. It wiIl flot be centred on govcrnment acitvity, regulation, or funding. Perhaps ihe NDP govemment'is nuiting toward a revela- don regarding proper palitical stewardship in ibis province. The illuminating concept the govcrnment should be su*ing ta grasp is the following; in Ontario you can go slightly lcft of centre, or slighdy night of centre. But, as in the national' spor, you can't go offside.* T1here are elements wo bu applaudcd in the Throne Speech, and others which renew the'w1l7> uncertainty with which many view the NDP. On the plus side, a recognition that the provincial govemment must bu streamnlined thraugh staff cuis is laudable. A move ta boister job training in the welfarc sys- terr is also commendable. More worrisome is a plan ta giv *e municipal governments additional lccway to finance capital projects through bow- ing. Il appears ta bu inecly offcring thc municipalities a blank cheque, and we have strong reserations about thai. Premier Rae's rationale for this, as put forwaxd in tie Toronto Globe and Mail, offers littie conifort; lie justifies it by saying municipalities in Ontario anly owc about $3 billion ai present, while in Quebec, for exampîs, local govcrnment -resides in a colléctive $18 billion debi hole. The explanation appears ta hinge on thc premise ihat things could bu worse. Stubbornly, the NDP gave every indication of sticking ta its proposed labour law reforms, the ones business leaders have been warning an 'd whining about for months. 'Me complex question of labour law reformi deserves serious attention, wc will grani the governmrrent thait. V/c will also yield the point that there will neyer bu a gond lime ta introduce aimy such caniroverskd lavw:. But there will cmrainly bu a butter trne ihman naw, and there, are certainly more productive plans than the ane afoot. fli provincial ccononiy is at its most fragile. It docs not nced another controvcrsy of ibis nature ai preseni. V/c cur- renfly have controversy aplenîy. In a fight butween labour and management over die near terni wc will not bu so much divid- ing up the spoils of successful competitive efforts as arguing over the remainingacrapi of haîf-forgotten feasis. flic timing of ibis adventure aside, it sties us -as rrmarlcably coafrontational. l'here amt inteimi steps the governmeni c 'ould have takren which would have invôlved forcing thc parties imioa more co-operative spirit. As Queenas Psk ams ie bue depdî of lis econonitt problemrs and thc long ruaid ahcad in cl.ibing oui ç< theni, it appears to bu dawmi on tsue NDP tdat onc can n mm for- sAke business fàrooe.llln vioevs. llic questin that rmains wo bc u-w then Io just howr mid-d-droad cao ibis goverrnhn becom? AMt what dosa dma mmea t lis vauniid agenda offdenîaoeatic aocallmm? LooKING BAcK -w wm iei Wumer. e -co lui a5 on Claumuise Mui lIa MIi mes In font 09 milan DOWr &WIng à mmi aller for à raunion. Donhe Couléer <ne.Czimum) ÎzÛi4 et NSt Ean d mi PAGESCO 0Fpj THE PAsT One Year Ago Prom the April 10,1901 ilune U 'fle MilIeu 0pp. whhhe pm*lcmng in a neruma 4"spd nd drui enfercmL poma, hamde Out tickets dan riday. Moni drivers wme tckpe for qmeeding, wha iler m ere churgod mili acaibelt &Wi commercial vebicie violatons About 50 driver mcme given meraings. U A few uhousand ducks wet schede 10(lm thougll Miltoun, ouily diese maierfami m made of néb- ber. 'lb maise anoney for the nem lelawre centre currentlY under construction on Mai Siem Et, mime Line Club af Milton wu orgmllxng an eveni muidh mould Put dule rubmer ducks on a mawe mae dmrough Ioma. l1> 30 minut duck race wu sclIeôtd t0 aima si ile Mâii Pond, travd south aloui ie wmermy, an m " vnuly inis i ie Laurier Avenue bridge. 'he Lions club cf Miltn, oime of mlle lri clubs in Lomi, made a ommiant- ment Io donato S30(0I over the nexiro. yem g thei Tomn'ica rerso cipe flandruusing canpaign - A Fu- dosg Beffirnng. O A Cu k fQuebec rdy paid avisio0 m 3rd Miltun Cube. 'liw St iocph'a CoMtcunla Cuba of Oroewd, Quemec mient the flumer weckend ai Wood- lmi Taila in Milon. Thie 6dm Line cbosid wu die 'meeting plac for die two Club paca mhlch visitedl avu conservations areas am4 worked on eu=& bmdger over die tllre-daymweckend. Militon Mayor Gord Kramit iloppedl by Woodland Tila Io welcome dile vislmingt Cuba Io Milion. Milton Cub leader Pierre Martin. origlnally fîron Brossard, sid mlle 3n1 Milmn Cuba have been invil to a vel Io QUctM emxt qmumg. 20 Vears Ago ProD the Aril 12,1172 issue O Local nems sources roceivedl a binim notice on, Tixesday moring. but die reort didn't cone fron Milton District Hospima. Il came froim Franik Tlmmnsmais manier of tue Hahon Region Coeusenradion Authority'a Mounl*berg Oaum Ptesceve. The "baby" ix a dart coloraid, close Io 100 poumds.enWae "cao" A crI- la ta a euss baimeai a ow mnd a bulfalo 'le conservation*# casillo is lime rmidt of Émm'âdue yaar of axiu mio by Dr. P. K. Basnr mnd dom An"ma Sciencse Division of m Universmy of Oucipl. CO As à eceutexcuiva moingof de illio çClumber of Commierce die directors &enad ta honie publicity fer mime MU»a Caunniaity Service Club lune 10 midi a maximum budget of S300. lime service clubs lave enaged lhuy Hunmer of TV fanse fer due evamh agread t0 tend ICUMr Of melCOun taoin ua P. SL Clair W&Dpqwe, Rayalsit amkd Daber-Onnu, ae businease in sowmn discusseil a requca by Dane ism cf Milton Su Uies frIm dime Cbaume in appar on his beimalf belore m Dqmunu of 'biqas and Coni- nucations. Mr. Lewis me intesaed in providinil charter bus "e*ic go due Town of Milm. O) *"lii tale" (liii utuu Win pmffdly nlvive in Mil- lmn mien die rabin smona ornicielly opéns lin ApriL On mime day bofore m openai, die Haliop Sporismea e Assotion mil imock lthe Mini Pond wlii about 100 minbo troui, iqxx aime Associaioni's flsing diceclo lins Smhh. According k> M. Smith, ie Dapwnm of Laids mnd Pomm ianda soadeposit about 3JO00 qieck- luas d 2,000 rinbow la die laire over dis cour-se of Mi qamlumg and suinno 50 Years Ago Prose the April 9, 1942 Ieus U Justes Cal hm mlgned hie poiiton a dis local Dani of Nova Scoli ad gona ta Tarono. His place l filod by Km Rmiàl cf Mlicem. O r W>my, Toronto, visita Mibohm fSer dis ppof sowng dim a imail tomma place la due sceme of miinga is vey iportan. O 1luunos ohsg 10set arecde for soldier mima hav been covk", Mgirm F.C. MacMuli tld Pie. Wallace Hua-a, 17, ml emm ns iet pions fer ne monmh. Hunt had entoeed a pin cf guiy to car mimef a me ago. He mas ch"Wp midi imdt of a car amn by E Pullea. Oelrvufle on Medmh 17.