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~Page:8 â€" Waterloo Ehronmicie; Wedneaigy, May 9. 1979 . 5â€"12° Paper & Eur. Clump Birch..... 6‘â€"10° Reg Maples...â€"..........â€"....â€". §‘â€"20° Norway Maples...................... Blue Spruce & Austrian Pine 2â€"10° 4â€"10° Pyramidal Populars................. 1â€"4" Privet & Alpine Current.......... Spreading & Pyramid Junipers ......... RR 1, Waterloo Second house from Wagner‘s T00 MANY PEOPLE INCANADA ARE GETTING AWAY WITH MURDER This federal election let your feelin?s be known by posing the following question to all Obviously something is drasâ€" tically wrong. â€" Isn‘t it time we made our elected officials responsive to our beliefs? It‘s interesting then that in the last parliament over one half of tfi: elected members voted for the abolition of capital punishment when over 70% of the population favours its retention. In our system of parliamentary democracy all elected repâ€" resentatives are expected to be guided by the expectations, desires and demands of their constituents. JOHN‘S NURSERY., TO Waterloo Regional Police Association and Waterloo Regional Police Womens Association Ad Sponsored By Fruit Trees, Maples, Oaks, Wainuts, Linâ€" dens, Locusts, Flow. Crabs, Mountain Ash, Magnolias, Flow. Aimonds; Hoopsiâ€" Alâ€" bertaâ€"Nest Spruce: Cypress, Holly, Boxâ€" wood, Euonymus, Jap. Yews. Roses & Flow. Shrubs. Cocoa Beans, Bark. etc. YOU ARE YOUR MP 664â€"2482 Make sure you know where the person you vote for stands on capital punishment. It‘s too important to the future of this country not to. The Canadian Police Associaâ€" tion is for capital punishmentâ€" . whether a preâ€"meditated murder involves one of us or one of you. We‘ve made our feelings known and we‘ll vote accordingly. | "ARE YOU FOR OR AGAINST THE USE OF CAPITAL PUNISHâ€" MENT IN CANADA?" It‘s a simple and straightforâ€" ward question and a simple yes or no answer will do, not a longâ€"winded explanation. tives who solicit your support. U &A M NIAVLPAM AM aA ** a im im candidates or their representaâ€" Walter McLean spectators, during the difâ€" ficult days they don‘t lay all the blame on the governâ€" ment. Instead they work through the problems with a sense of pride." Less government and letâ€" ting Canadians make more of their own decisions is what is needed said the PC candidate. What are the issues canâ€" didates are facing in the Waâ€" terloo Riding? According to the candidate inflation and the question of leadership top the list. Speaking to the latter he said that people are not generally taken in by either the Liberal or Conserâ€" vative leaders. Background Rev. McLean was born in 1936 and raised in Victoria B.C. He received his B.A. from U.B.C., his Master of Divinity from Knox College (U of T.) and did postâ€" graduate study at the Uniâ€" versity of Edinburgh. ‘‘It is my job to ensure them that Clark is the man. I‘ve known him for 10 years," said Rev. McLean. ‘*He will listen and on the bas;s of being advised is very decisive."‘ The PC candidate was co (Continued from page 5) Kids admitted free to provincial parks Parks officials also plan to distribute a colorful butâ€" ton with the caption ‘‘I‘m For Parks‘‘ to all children entering provincial parks on Aug. 6. Natural Resources Minisâ€" ter James A.C. Auld said today that the special holiâ€" day for children is further indication of the strong supâ€" port being provided by the Ontario Government ternational Year o Child programs during s ‘‘While my Ministry is already involved in several other youthâ€"oriented proâ€" grams supporting ‘Year of the Child‘, we are parâ€" ticularly pleased to provide free entry for day use to any vehicle having a child 15 years or younger as a pasâ€" senger,"‘ Mr. Auld said. tor of the Manitoba Centenâ€" nial Corporation and was an executive of Canada‘s Cenâ€" tennial celebration in 1967. Rev. McLean‘s service to the community includes being chairman of the Comâ€" munity Services Commitâ€" tee, City of Waterloo; plain, 404 â€" R.C.A 1 Wing ; a member of the Chaâ€" plaincy committee of Kâ€"W Hospital; member of the Waterloo Rotary Club and a member of the board of directors Kâ€"W Oktoberfest. During the 1968 federal election he was involved with the leader‘s tour. He is a director of the Federal P.C. Association and was inâ€" volved in the 1972 and 1974 campaigns. In 1978 he repreâ€" sented the local riding at the leadership convention in Otâ€" tawa and at the policy, â€" vention in Quebec Cit‘ month he was one of 50 â€" ed by Joe Clark to attend a foreign policy conference. Kids 15 years old and under will be admitted free to all of Ontario‘s 128 proâ€" vincial parks on the civic hoâ€" liday, Aug. 6. founder of Canadian Univerâ€" sity Services Overseas (CUSO ) and has lived and worked in Africa and Europe for several years. He acted as executive direcâ€" Over the past few years the candidate has been inâ€" volved with the Progressive Conservative party in various capacities. Most â€" recently â€" Rev. McLean has been serving as Regional Resource Chairâ€" man for the party in eight ridings around Waterloo.