Bilis ELECTION 1975 As a service to readers, we have assembled some election information. See also page 17. Statements have been received from the three candidates, and appear alphabetically below. MR. J. ALBERT BELANGER (PROGRESSIVE-CONSERVATIVE) : Mr. Belanger is happy to review some of your government's recent activities. Many residents of Prescott-Russell have already enjoyed the increased personal benefits of the guaranteed annual income program for the elderly, blind and disabled as well as the program for free prescription drugs and higher property tax credits. The government's responsibility is to meet the needs of our fast changing society, reflecting your concerns and wishes. Many of you have brought forward valuable suggestions and excellent comments, and Mr. Belanger is grateful for your continued support and confidence. CAMPAIGN TELEPHONE IS 835-2002 * ke kK &* & kK KF MR. ROGER CHARRON (LIBERAL): Tt's time for a change. Eastern Ontario has been ignored too Long. Because Locak councils understand Locak sAssues, they Should have more power, Education, Land severance and roads ane examples of Queen's Park mismanagement of Locak s{sSueds., We specifically calk for a necreational fund for Prescott- Russell, an exit on the 417 for St. Bernardin and the establishment of a Scenic route along old Highway 17. Robert Nixon wik? be at a wine and cheese party at the Bank of Commerce, Embaun, Wednesday, September 3nd from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. ALL ane welcome. CAMPAIGN TELEPHONE ITS 762-4478 * ok * € RK RF KR K MR. RAY DESROCHERS (NEW DEMOCRAT): Three local issues are seen. These are industrial relations, agriculture and regional development. A farm revenue stabilization policy is needed and efforts to promote farm holidays are urged. Further development of the co-operative movement is necessary. New Democrats believe they will do well here in Prescott- Russell. The campaign is organized by Phil LaSalle, the engineer of the George Samis win in Cornwall. CAMPAIGN TELEPHONE IS 632-8565 * &k & & &€ RF K