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' ' ' ' ; ! ' ' ' ' i ' ' ' ' ' ' them indirectly' and the gov-jlevel, in Mr McPhail's opinion, 2 | i 2 z ernment must concentrate onjis not the solution. In large|be disappointed. However, hejrun in the federal riding of Vic-'] We have an excellent nursery "equity and justice for in-|centres it could be good -- it|said, 'This riding can be turned|toria-Haliburton three times andil cock on hand for your Fall dividuals" jhas succeeded in Montreal, he over. There is a good chance has come third three ges planting needs. URBANIZATION |said the NDP will be the opposition pte is married with threeq ° One of his major tasks, he, One provincial issue which is after this election -- but it | petenceei dl - gaid, in representing Ontario|/not important in. Ontario riding, going to be tough." a a mest a RNIN riding in Queen's Park, if-he isjhe said, is housing. "We have) Mr. McPhail moved to Can- elected, is to represent the|quantity -- it is just quality|nington in 19538 from Toronto. point of view of Ontario riding| which concerns. me,"'. he said. |He is a member of Cannington x ' - sicutacr bales ihe Bla. earls acim ald a biestanh these cee amiga oe ' aa aio ike e me tnloch 3 Art Association Holds --_| 2uicker Service | OSHAWA"S SMART MEN'S SHOP ' "| For Volunteers | 10 KING STREET WEST : uccessiu Tt WeeKENG | 21x ciety -- votunteer| E t 6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, October 12, 1967 NDP ALLAN MCPHAIL IN ONTARIO RIDING School Work Comes First CANNINGTON (Staff)--Allan McPhail, New Democratic Party candidate in Ontario rid- ing, is, by his own admission, running a part-time campagn The 44-year-old vice-principal of Brock District High School said, "As long as I am not a repre- sentative of this area my first ponsibility is to my stud Thus far I have not taken any time off school." Every evening he works on his campaign until about 10 p.m. Most of the time is spent knocking on doors -- he esti- mates he has visited 1,500 peo ple since he started campaign- ing back in April. He slowed down during the summer and had been going full speed the last three weeks. Mr. McPhail is spending less than $2,000 on his campaign. Public meetings are usually out because, Mr. McPhail said, "7 don't see the purpose of pub- lic meetings -- the same old people come and hear the same old thing". MAIN ISSUES He sees the three main issues in Ontario riding as: the cost equeeze being put on farmers, the lack of municipal taxes in small villages and the theory that a government should be thrown out every so often so they can sit back, contemplate and revitalize. The farmers' problem is simple: costs which are too high and profits which are too low: Mr. McPhail said in small villages only 3 per cent of as- sessment is industrial and 57 cents of every dollar are for education. "There is no indus- trial base to pay for the schools and all of the villages need sew- age systems," he said. His solue tion is more equitable distribu- tion of tax money and more, money from the province. | He explained his party's philosophy has two concepts:|in preparing for the problems| Mr. McPhail is taking a re-|council and vice-president of "Helping people directly isjof approaching urbanization.|alistic look at his chances of|the Central Ontario Regional more important than helping|Party politics, at the municipal vinning. It he loses he will not Development Council. He has| ALLAN McPHAIL WORKING LONG HOURS .. First Campaign For Provincial Seat (Oshawa Times Photo) Councillor Sworn In - AJAX (Staff) -- John A. Stockton, a production fore-| man at Dupont's of Canada, was sworn in as councillor at) ,ja council meeting this week. | Mr. Stockton is _ replacing) Counc. R. S. Shelley, who re-| signed Sept. 30 for employment in another municipality. About 13 yield signs and three | or four stop signs will be erect-| ed in the Southwood Park sub-| division to control traffic as ap-| {proved by council. Ajax High School. was given| the go-ahead for its annual| UNICEF drive. The Kinette! Club will sell Hallowe'en candy | this fall, and the Lions' Club will hold a light bulb sale be- tween Oct. 16 and Oct. 21. | In another matter, council| accepted the resignation of Paul T. Kirby, a member of the court of revision. Mr.) Kirby's reasons for resigning) were "'pressures of his work and other responsibilities'. A $1,700 grant was authorized | for the Ajax Retarded Chil-| dren's Education Authority. The} Roman Catholic Separate) School Board will receive $20,-/ 000 for the operation and main-| tenance of its schools. | ® Whitby Boy Scouts . Plan Paper Drive WHITBY (Staff) -- The Whit- by Boy Scouts paper drive will| be held Saturday. In case of! rain, it will be postponed to the following Saturday. Residents are asked to have papers tied securely and plac- ed in view for pick-ups, early in the morning. KING WEST Garden Centre 843 King St. W. -- Oshawa 728-9429 Fall Time is Planting Time! firefighters will be on the scene} WHITBY (Staff) -- The Hast Chmilnitsky and Vict», jier as soon-as a radio alert- |' Central Ontario Art Association, Tinkl AOCA, landscape paint-\ing system is installed to con-|. aration sie ete of nect the homes of firemen with!" i Highlight was a centennial/the fire hall. } cation, was host to the Central| fashion show put on by the East) ajax council approved th Ontario Art Association and the|Central Ontario members. les 600 expenditure oe te ply Northern Ontario Art Associa-| Members of the three Ontario|tem and it is hoped the new| tion at an "Art Weekend" at)associations were asked to bring|csystem will be installed in 30) $ oti cennegeNs "muni the Ontario Department of Edu- 4 The Most Carefully Tailored Clothes You Could Wear CeauTe tarenee Geneva Park YMCA, Lake Cou-| centennial pictures to the week-' days chiching. jend. Presently The combination of lovely; Members attending from this/alerted through a Bell Tele- weather, brilliant coloring andjarea were: Mrs. R. Stacey, Osh-/phone buzzer system, which excellent instructors made thejawa; Mrs. L. D. Hart, Mrs. F.jonly gives the general area of weekend a big success, Artists|Harvey, P. Van Gils and Mrs 'call, With the new alerting sys- from the North Ontario Art As-|Laurine Sage, Whitby; Mrs./tem, 20 firemen will be patel sociation came from as far|Hileen VanNest, Mrs. Ruthitacted directly from the hall in- away as Kirkland Lake and|Mutton, Mrs. M. Stacey, Bow-'stead of reporting to the fire Iroquois Falls, jmanville and Mrs. Lyla Cam-jhall before going to the fire. Instructors for the weekend|@ron, Columbus | ih LEWIS were Alex Miller AOCA andl 3 ee Gus Weisma AOCA, life draw-| PRINCE AT CAMBRIDGE | firefighters are| ing; Aba Beyefsky AOCA, wat-| CAMBRIDGE. England (Rev ercolor: Steve Chmilnitsky,|ters)--Prnce hares 18-vear | OPTICAL AOCA; and Victor Tinkl AOCA, lold heir to the British throne Established for over 30 yeors landscape painting. arrived at Cambridge Univer-{|10% King Street West AOCA, life drawing; Aba Bay-jsity Sunday to start undergrad 725-0444 efsky AOCA, watercolor; Steveluate studies UNIROYAL Dear Friends: We ore proud to present Provincial Election, CENTRES The New Name of Dominion Tire Stores AUTO | SAFETY SERVICES FRONT END ADJUSTMENT obility, . at Regina in 1963. province. Correct caster ard camber, aan adjust toe setting, centre y steering wheel, inspect front wheel bearings. 7.95 Labour Only -- parts If necessary extra, EXTRA! Exclusive rood hozerd guorentee Included .. . Free adjustment for 3 months. Most Americon As Canadian Cars. OCTOB BALANCE . 1.95 i+ B70 3 wheels ... 5.45 4 wheels .... 6.60 S wheels ... 7.50 1 wheel Sees eREMNENINS 2 wheels ~ KING PARK PLAZA King St. W. at Park Rd. Phone 725-6511 To the Citizens of Durham County, your Progressive Conservative Candidate in the Oct. 17th For the past eight years he hos served your interests and those of the Durham Community with dighity and He has played a leading role as chairman of the Standing Committee on Education, as member of other various Stonding Committees, and ably represented the Province ot the Canadian Commonwealth Conference The recommendations of the Select Committee on Aging, of which he was chairman, have won national recognition, and have resulted in legislation of lasting benefit to our Senior Citizens. Through his efforts and co-operation, Durham County has shored fully in the unprecedented growth of our We ask for your continued support on Oct. 17th in maintaining full time and efficient representation for Durham in the Ontario Legislature. Yours very sincerely, President, Durham County Progressive Conservative Association, VOTE MESSAGE TO THE | PEOPLE OF DURHAM Mr. Alex Carruthers as M. 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Once you have seen Philips superb color television you will never be completely satisfied with black and white pictures again. If you are a hockey fon, don't delay . . . the hockey excitement will hold you spell-bound this weekend. But unless you like crowds it might be a good idea to keep this purchase to yourself. If you must tell your, friends and neighbors, be sure the refrigerator and cupboards ore stocked up -- you will have a crowd, Everyone's looking for @ way to watch the NHL in color, this weekend, : MADE TO SELL FOR $996 "o> WITH YOUR TRADE-IN TEE: Anderson Coll Anderson this year { ncreased in both size, rolment with a new wi about 1,000 students. After a week of vigoro paigning by five can Judy Bannon, Diane I Fraser MacKenzie, Mai aier and Larry Wastle Saulnier emerged the v the election for Student president. Larry Wastle president. Field Day was held la with the following resul tor boys' champion, Te: ton; Intermediate boys pion, Brian Wyatt; Seni Pickering Coll The Drama Club has vited to enter the § Drama Festival which held in April of 1968. E: an award is given for actor and actress as the winning play. Sever are being considered | has been chosen as of Drama Club also plans assemblies before ther hearsals for the play start until January. T! not be a major musical tion this year. The Student Council cided to sell rings, swe: jackets again this ye prices may be slightly year but don't let that you from showing som old school spirit, The has also agreed to pey price of the Prefect ja The school newspaper Debray Ch Accepts Pe By CHRISTOPHER F CAMIRI (Reuters)-- aura of drama surrow trial of French Marxi: Regis Debray here toc his emotional accept partial responsibi Bolivia's seven-m guerrilla outbreak. The 27-year-old Fr openly sobbing over t Monday of Cuban revo Ernesto (Che) Guevar a dramatic retractior defence against cl guerrilla involvement ¢ interview with Bolivian dents in his cell Wedne Debray, who faces a 90-year prison sente charges of rebellion, and armed robbery, students: "I am in | for the death of a c leader." SHARES RESPONSIB The bearded intellec consistently declared arrest in April that h Bolivia only to: inters vara for French and magazines, said he v the military tribunal t to consider his share | sibility in guerrila act He told the students am responsble. I am demand from the tril honor of making me r for the facts that ¢ judged." WORK FOR BILIN¢ OTTAWA. (CP)--TI service commission 0 is spending $5,000,000 on language training chairman John J. Ce Monday. 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