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The Provincial Election is the University of . His wife, CONSERVATIVE being held September 18, 1975. To be Suzanne is in the Department of Nurs­ eligible to vote, you have to be eigh­ ing at Humber, Osler Campus. This is Bill Stockwell is not a new face to the teen years of age, a Canadian citizen the first time Mr. Philip is running in an. political scene. A member of or a British subject and have resided in election. the Etobicoke and Metropolitan To­ Ontario for the past twelve months. To On ttie topic of community colleges, ronto Planning Boards since 1967 as aid you in making your decision for Mr. Philip feels that there is an instabil­ well as a member of Etobicoke Council either the Conservatives, the Liberals ity which is caused by financing. Prog­ and Metropolitan Toronto Council or the New Democratic Party we have rams are being planned without know­ makes him well aware of the problems interviewed the candidates for the ing where the money is coming from and concerns of the people of the three ridings surrounding Humber Col­ and on top of that, programs are being Etobicoke Riding. lege, that is, York West, Etobiccke and cha11gecttoo often. He state that Col- 'The biggest problem that this riding Humber. . leges do not serve the community. has," he says "is that it's been rep­ Hopefully, the brief summaries of the Technology programs should be run by resented in the Ontario Legislature for candidates running for office will assist industry. Courses should be taught by the past twelve years by a member of you in making an intelligent decision. letting the students work and learn at the Opposition. No matter what politi­ the same time. This system he says cal leanings you have, you must admit would not only take.care of the program that the next Ontario government will ETOBICOKE of students being taught the advanced be a Conservativegovernment headed CHIEF RETURNING OFFICER NO. methods that are not being used but up by Bill Davis. If Etobicoke is to have 745-9210 would also have expenditures down -a strong voice in that government, to speak on behalf of the people of the NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY tremendously. riding, that voice must be part of the ED PHILIP NO. 745-6411 There is no plan for Housing in On­ During the 29th Session of the Legis­ government caucus. That way, things AGE 35 tario. He says we need to develop lature, Mr. Braithwaite introduced north of the agricultural belt and that seven Private Members Bills. An ex­ get done." Throughout his political career Bill Mr. Philip is presently in charge of the province should have·aland bank. ample of these bills is the Landlord and has been a proponent of proper larid leadership training for the Ontario Mr. Philip is very concerned with the Tenant Amendment Act. This bill use planning for Etobicoke. He has Federation of Agriculture, a position he insensitivity of the Government of On­ provides for effective Rental Review been an outspoken critic of the "jam­ has held for about two years. Prior to tario. He has lived in Saskatchewan Boards which would determine the ming in" of high density apartments• this he was National Program Director and he says that there exists a gov­ amounts of rental increases.. Mr. without proper consideration going to of Mental Health . He has had a ernment that is responsive - look at Braithwaite will continue to push for an the social and recreational services number of years experience as a Man­ the results. He is concerned that farm effective housing program so that the that must be provided for neighbour­ agement Training Consultant, and five land is disappearing and this is one of average person might be able to buy hoods. "The poor planning that has years experience working with youth in . the reasons why food prices are going his own home. To aid those who rent, gone into the Ontario Housing Corpo­ the slums of Montreal. Mr. Philip holds up. What should be done about rsing he will keep pressing for Rental Re� ration Developments has virtttally de­ a B.A. and M.Ed. from the University of prices? Ed Philip believes that the On­ view Boards in all large municipalities. stroyed neighbourhoods in Northern Ottawa. He has completed the course tario Government should establish a He considers the existing density of l:tobicoke,by buiding subsidized hous­ work for a PHO in Adult Education at price review board with powers to roll population in North-West Metro to be back unwarranted price increases. much too high and will keep urging the ing and then leavihg the tenants of Mr. Lewis, he states, is a very sensi­ Province not to locate or approve any tive and human person. A man who is additional high-rise or income-assisted concerned, not only concerned about housing in the area for the present. the negative matters but also the posi­ Over a five year period, Braithwaite tive. would like to see the Provincial Gov­ LIBERAL ernment assume 80% of the average LEONARD BRAITHWAITE NO. cost of education, thus relieving the 742-1967 municipal taxpayer of an excessive tax burde_n. Government re-organization Mr. Braithwaite attended Harbord would help to reduce taxes by simplify-· Collegiate Institute in Toronto. In 1950, ing and vastly reducing the cost of gov­ he obtained his Bachelor of Commerce ernment. at the University of Toronto. In 1952, he He continually keeps in touch with got his Masters degree in Business residents in the riding by mailing a Administration at HarvardUniversity in questionnaire to each person at least Boston. He also is a graduate of Os­ once every year. goode Hall Law School in Toronto. He Mr. Braithwaite favours the new air­ was first elected to the Ontario Legisla­ port and will continue his fight for pro­ ture at the General Election of Sep­ vince wide noise control regulations to tember, in 1963. He was re-elected in minimize noise and air pollution from 1967 and 1971. Malton Airportand from local industry. ELECTION

in1 such\ housing and the surrounding who can't read or write at college age. On the subject of the cost of living aged people to come to his home or th, communities to work out their own Mr. Nixon will reinstate a core cur­ and jobs he feels the Government of office. He is always readily accessible; m problems. This must stop." He goes on riculum where all children will be re­ Ontario has done more to curb inflation On Housing, he feels that there is a OL to say, "build no more subsidized hous­ quired to learn basic subjects. and to stimulate the economy and problem in the province and the best th ing in this riding and furthermore, He states that 32 years of Tory Con­ create jobs. To prove this he notes that way to handle it is free enterprise. O.H.C., the Borough of Etobicoke and trol in Ontario has left the province in Ontario has the lowest unemployment There is a need for more public and th Metro must· sit down to work out the financial, educational and social disar­ rate in Canada. He says that we are senior citizen housing. He notes re problems of the people that are already ray and the Liberal Party offers the only enjoying one of the best standards of though, that Ontario is comfortably wi here." Bill is critical of the Liberal alternative with the fresh and honest living in the world. housed compared to other provinces. member for Etobicoke for not "speak­ approaches that Mr. Nixon has been On Housing, he says there is a shor­ On Transportation he states that we is1 ing up for the community in connection outlining across the province. tage everywhere but we should note are being better serviced and he was ta with the O.H.C. problems. The Rent Review Board is another of that Ontario is one of the best housed partly instrumental in obtaining the GO ta Bill Stockwell is 41 years old, mar­ his concerns. He feels that the present provinces in the country. train. He says the government can only ried, the father of five children ranging one is doing nothing and one should be afford so much and that they are worl<· in age from 1 e to 20 and he is the established that has some meaning - ing in priority. president of Appollo Insurance Agen­ one with teeth. It needs to be Beir.ig Minister of Labour his main cies of Etobicoke. He speaks well of toughened. goal is industrial peace and although the Conservative record in Ontario re­ He feels that Mr. Davis has let every­ Ontario has had a fair share of strikes garding education. "It'� easy to be criti­ thing slide. Mr. Cruden states that the there is a good history of industrial cal of education and the amount of DAVIS GOVERNMENT IN FOUR harmony. money that is being spent on educa­ SHORT YEARS HAS MANAGED TO Mr. MacBeth feels that these are tion," he says "but what better invest­ INCREASE THE DEBIT FOR EACH tough days to be government. No mat­ ment do we have than seeing that our PERSON IN THE PROVINCE FROM ter what the leaders bring out there will youngsters get a sound education be­ $199.00 in 1972 to its present $565.00 always be opposition from some­ fore going out into the business world. and that figure is rising every day. Mr. where. He says people judge things on The government has been criticized Nixon will try and cut government how they affect themselves and though about its so-called "cut-backs" on the spending by cutting salaries and prog­ the adverse group may be quite small education dollar but in Metro Toronto rams. The Liberals will strive to restore in percentage· terms, the people who $573,973,000.00 in grants were given confidence and create a sense of real ·iJarrett;ian:New o'�iii�- benefit take it as their right and there: to University of Toronto, York, and security. cratic Party. fore we only hear the negative points. Ryerson. The five community colleges Mr. Cruden will make himself acces­ Campaign headquart­ He feels that Mr. Davis is a very in Metro, Centennial, Humber, sible at all times to all the people of the ers in the Renfbrth Mall, strong leader and good listener. His , Senaca, Sheridan and George Brown Renforth Dr. at Rathburn performance has been good. H� feels riding and he will make every effort to· Rd. 622-0896; 239-5501. have been funded to the tune of _be responsive to the needs of the rid­ Davis has done a good job on educa­ $75,237,000.00 in 74-75 and the stu­ ing. He and his fellow Liberals strongly tion and it was while he was in power dent placement r.ecordis over 93% and believe that people come first, not gov­ that we got the community colleges. that's not bad." ernment - a feeling that the T0ries do Bill hopes to represent the riding of not share. HUMBER Hu'MBER Etobicoke as its M.P.P. after Sep­ CHIEF RETURNING OFFICER -NO. LIBERAL tember 18 and invites ·au residents of CONSERVATIVE 239-3591 ALEX MARCHETTI NO. 239-7358 the riding to join him in his campaign to NICK LELUK NO. 239-4378 "Give Etobicoke a Voice; in Govern­ AGE 40 CONSERVATIVE. Mr. Marchetti is a naturalized ment." JOHN MACBETH NO. 233-6293 CANADIAN OF Italian birth, and has His campaign workers have bor­ AGE 53 been a resident of Etobicoke for seven­ rowed the slogan of the Toronto Ar­ teen years. He has a Doctor of Science gonauts; "we're Gonna Win." from the University of Rome and a Pro­ fessional Egineer (Ontario). He has YORK WEST CHIEF RETURNING OFFICER NO. 239-7361

Mr. Leluk was born in Alberta and came to Ontario at the age of nine. He attended Ryerson and the University of Toronto. He got his masters in phar­ macy at the University of Wisconsin. For three years he has been the execu­ tive director of Drug Abuse which in­ cluded programming· and aiding peo­ ple in general. He has been in politics LIBERAL four years, the reason being that he JOE CRUDEN NO. 231-2287 enjoys people. He has an active in­ Hl AGE 48 terest in the community. He feels that Mr. MacBeth has been the Minister taught civil engineering since 1964 at an the young are the backbone of our na- of Labour since May 31, 1974 and has Ryerson, where he has been a yo Mr. Cruden was born in Toronto and tion. His main concern is drug abuse been a member of the Legislature for member of the faculty Association and as has been an Etobicoke resident for and knows that there are no easy ans­ York West for the past three years. an elected member of the Academic m, twenty-two years. He is presently emp­ wers to the problem. He also has an Prior to his appointment as Minister of Council for the past nine years. th1 loyed as Audio-Visual Productions interest in disabled children. His main Labour, he presided over two select He has been an alderman for ten Manager with Bell Canada. In 1969, he achievement has been the C Proof Committees - Chairman of the Com­ years in Ward 2 and is constantly in was the Vice-Chairman · on the Containers which became effective in mittee reviewing the work of the On­ touch with people of the community. tio Etobicoke Board of Education. He June 1974. tario Municipal Board and the Chair­ He is running in this election because thl served as a campaign manager for the His Communication with the people man of the Committee on the Ontario he feels he can give more active rep­ la� late R. Winters. He is a former Presi­ in his riding have been very good and Hydro's new Headquarters Building. resentation towards the needs of dent of the Toronto and District Liberal he has been a strong attendant in the He has also spent several years of pub­ Humber riding. tio ssociation, and is the current Past House. lic and municipal service. He has Mr. Marchetti is disturbed by the na P'resident of the Liberal Party in On­ On being asked how he feels about .served twenty-three years in politics. quality of education that we are receiv­ pa tario. his partyleader, he says that Mr. Davis' He has been in this field because he ing. As a professor at Ryerson, he sees ml His major concern is education. He record will speak for itself whereas Mr. enjoys it and likes to serve people. He the poor standards and realizes the tur says there has been a 333% rise in Nixon is conducting a very negativ,e has a good success on the problems need for another approach to educa­ thE cost and the result of this are -children campaign. presented to him, has always encour- tion. To reduce expenses, he feels slic- pa • .. ELECTION

ing should start from the top not from ment should allow the developer to re­ ing around with people. In 1971, Davis [e or the students. He feels that there are a· ceive services more quickly, e.g. stopped Spadina,. and in 1975, he ible.• number of people being paid enorm­ water. At the moment, the developer changed his mind - integrity? is a ous salaries in our education system has to hold a_lot for five years, the cost Mr. Nixon, he says is a better leader. best that are doing nothing. of this carrying of the land is passed on because he is a capable, efficient and rise. On Rental Review Board, he says to the buyer. This results in higher experienced man. He can handle a and that it is useless. He wants to have a prices. partyand can take complete charge of otes review board that has the power to deal Mr. Marchetti states that the Davis the province. ably with the rates that exist. government has no answers to the ces. The Housing problem, he feels ex­ transportation problem. Mr. Davis has twe ists because of the amount of time it not embodied the full integrity he was takes to develop the land. All of the red wishes the people of Ontario to be­ GO tape should be cut out. The govern- lieve. Marchetti feels that Davis is fool- Molly Pellecchia only Curran, Bob: New Demo­ or_k- cratic Party.

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• EDITORIAL Cheryl

For those who are new this year at when one considers what it involves to nate, Donna, Dotti, or Ruth. which were in operation last year at Humber as well as those of you who induce public participation. The only Another area that I'm sure not very Humber. If anyone is interested in con­ I at are returning - welcome and I hope encouragement I can offer to you is this many people are aware of is the Inter­ tinuing them or starting a new club, a you can find your way around. Seeing paper to use as you see fit - as a national Student Organization. drop by the Student Union Office and md as how there were a few changes sounding board for a complaint or re­ They've published a Handbook for talk with Marlon Silver, Vice-President lliC made as far as offices and classrooms, gret or a chance to share some bit of those people who have just arrived in Student Union. there will be a few re-adjustments and information that interests you. Any con­ Canada. It is full of useful information Ba'Hai Feith Club ten map consultations to be made by all. tributions or letters to the editors from renting an apartment to what to Canadian Community Cultural in This is the second year for "Direc­ should be dropped off in the Student wear to school. If anyone wants any­ Studies Club 1ity. tions" and we hope that the en­ Union Office. more information, get a hold of Doris Black Students Association �se thusiasm which was generated for it A couple cit things that would be Tallon, International Student Advisor. Chess Club ep- last year will continue. worthwhile looking into are for one, the Student Union has a limited quantity Chinese Students Association of The two first co-editors of "Direc­ Centre for Women, located down in the of seats, (good ones too, I might add) Christian Fellowship Club tion", Ted Schmnidt and Ivan Fer­ Centre for Continuous Learning. Their for the Bee Gees concert on the 29th of Humbers Little Theatre Club the nandez, defined the objectives of the Septerriber newsletter is out with a September. If you are interested, you Humber Womens Club ,!IV-. paper "To educate and develop com­ couple of fine articles in it. So if you're can pick them up at the office. Ping Pong Club munity awareness of learning and cul­ interested in classes or.seminars deal­ Ski Club tural resources available in and around· ing with such subjects-as "Women and CLUBS Social Services Club the college, and to develop community Politics, Career Planning or continuing Toastmasters Club participation. An admirable statement Education, dr.op down and ask for- Re-- . . The following is a list of all the clubs . Wrestling Club· • · t ' •• •• '.'. ' •••••' '' ' ..

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