Bi The En Am May was si in buts use itcoun NEWMARKET An election opponent recently accuwd Bill Hodgson of being too silent in the Legislature And its true admits York Norths member for the past decade candidly I dont make many speeches in the House and then he slipped in slyly I make mine where it counts to caucus and direct to cabinet ministers and the premier As a result he claims I got a lot more for York North riding through my efforts in caucus and through the ministers offices Mr Hodgson an experienced politician when he was first elected to the Legislature he was a reeve of King Township and a warden of York County takes PC is candidate caught by shifting party policy KING CITY It would appear that Conservative policy takes some time to make the rounds Monday morning news reports said Premier William Davis was writing letters to all Ontario municipalities with populations over 10000 to instruct them not to solicit industries from Quebec It is im portant that Quebecs economy remain strong for the good of all of Canada Mr Davis was reported to have said Apparently PC incumbent Bill Hodgson missed the morning newscast At an all candidates meeting at King City Secondary School Monday morning Mr Hodgson told students Ontarios economy would reap the benefits of Quebec industry that moves into this province Mr Hodgson was responding to a student critical of Premier Davis earlier statements that Ontario will not enter into economic union with Quebec should that province choose to separate from Canada The student called the premiers stand dumb arguing that Ontario needs to trade with Quebec regardless of its status Ontario has a strong enough economy to say no Mr Hodgson replied Theres going to be an influx of industrial and financial people Im not a federal government man Im an Ontario government man and I welcome it NDPs Scott attacks two Davis policies NEWMARKET New Democratic Party candidate Ian Scott led the weeks press release battle with attacks on both the governments employment and language policies Progressive Con servatives have not achieved unity within their own party on the language issues said Mr Scott pointing to Con servative candidates in two Essex riding who will fight their own parly over plans for a French- language school in Windsor The fact that the government cant agree on its language policy undercuts Premier Davis arguments that he is the only leader who can take Ontario into a strong battle for Confederation the candidate said En addition Mr Scott hit at the government over recentlyreleased Statistics Canada unemployment figures More than are unable to find employment Mr Scott said adding that people should not be expected to follow the PCs on the same path that led to high unem ployment From Liberal can didate Jim Wilson came the charge that the June election is both un necessary and expensive in the number of and small problems he has been able to solve for constituents Although he admits he hasnt always been able to solve the problems brought to him he says nobody has been turned- away until a sincere effort has been made on their behalf Although reluctant to discuss the individuals who brought problems to him the candidate has no reluctance about discussing the long list of community projects his work has benefitted his past terms Among them the arena for which he says he obtained a 480000 provincial grant the sizeable Wintario grant he helped engineer for the Newmarket Op timists Hall and the extra grants his lobbying obtained for the Stouff- ville library He pointed out three school building projects looked impossible until he went to work with the minister of education Now the schools have been built in Woodbridge and and an addition at Holy Name Separate School in King accommodates students from the condemned Sacred Heart school Along with help from the Beta Sigma Phi sororities said Mr Hodgson he got govern ment policy on grants to museums changed so that Black Creek Pioneer Village which was in financial trouble received a maintenance grant of Instead of And we wouldnt have Highway on the road right now If I hadnt kept bugging Gordon Carton former minister of trans portation and com munications and later Jim Snow the present minister Mr Hodgson said be also set up the recent meeting between York County Hospital board members and health ministry officials and arranged the outcome permission to pen 36 additional beds in ad vance and has arranged numerous community centre grants for Newmarket and Aurora in recent years And to top off his partial list really he said just a highlighting the man his opponents call Silent Bill pointed out that when he was elected years ago there was only one On tario Housing Cor poration senior citizens apartment building in the riding and that was on Eagle St in Newmarket Now there are two on Eagle St a third to be built this summer on Timothy St two in Aurora one which has had an addition in StouffviUe one In and one in King City Election a bother CANNINGTON The Progressive Con servative Party really needs four years out In the wilderness ac cording to Durham North New Democratic Party candidate Allan McPhail Of course riding incumbent William Newman couldnt disagree more In his travels through the riding over the past week Mr McPhail said the feeling of the elec torate Is that the government Is bothering the public by holding an election now An election is something they have to suffer through the candidate said Mr Newman responded Sunday by saying it was the who forced the people of Ontario into an election by voting with the Liberal party on an amendment to the governments rent control legislation Why did his party Mr force the issue Mr Newman asked adding that he felt the had been geared up for an election for a long time and had at tempted to create one by voting against his farm stabilization legislation Mr Newman also called for a strong Conservative majority to deal with the national unity question The agriculture 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