Star-Phoenix from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 18

A18 NATIONAL Friday, October 30, 1998 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan The StarPhoenix -r -n. Tt-v fMim mrs UlGliHU SHAMS Tory leadership race: It's Clark and Orchard summon In the fall of 1997, a major ridership count was conducted as part of the City's Integrated Transportation Policy and Transit Planning study. The information from this count, as well as ongoing ridership counts and suggestions and concerns received from our customers, were analysed for areas of improvement. As a result, Saskatoon Transit Services will implement service adjustments on November 1, 1998. OTHER ROUTE ADJUSTMENTS 4'i i During the daytime, Route 1 will serve the Mayfair This route will nowprovide service between downtown and the South Industrial area, with a greater service coverage in thisarea along Po rta Melville Circle Jasper Ave.

This route will serve one diredion only in the morning peak hours from downtown to the South Industrial area, and serve the opposite direction from South Industrial to downtown in the afternoon peok hours. Route 9 service along Broadway 8th and Lome Ave. has been removed as these services were poorly utilized and shared route duplication with other routes. Customers travelling tofrom the Lome Ave. area should now take Route 1 Exhibition.

and McNab Park areas directly, which will remove Route 1 service from Howell Ave. and Ave. P. Service to Howell Ave. and Ave.

will be provided by Route 5 (see below). Along with this adjustment, Route 21 service will be removed in its entirety, eliminating the transfer connection at 33rd St. Ave. D. Customers going tofrom McNabpark Monday-Saturday during the daytime will now use the Route 1 without the need to transfer at 33rd.

St. Ave. D. Monday-Saturday Evening, Soturdoy morning, and Sunday service on Route 1 will continue to serve asfar as 39th St. Idylwyld Dr.

(no service to McNab Park). OTTAWA (CP) Hugh Segal's run at the leadership of the Progressive Conservatives came to a sudden stop Thursday in a calculated move to ensure Joe Clark wins. Segal said he's dropping out of the race at the request of Clark so the former prime minister can go head-to-head with David Orchard, a left-wing organic farmer from Saskatchewan whom Clark has called a tourist in the party. "I assume that when I was asked to get off the ballot it's because a very careful and thoughtful calculation had been made that it would be easier to deal with the Orchard matter," Segal said at a news conference where he endorsed Clark. Clark nearly won the leadership last weekend on a first ballot, but fell a whisker short of the necessary 50 per cent plus one of votes.

Orchard came third because he outperformed Clark in Saskatchewan and British Columbia, two provinces where the federal party has no MPs. Segal was second, Brian Pallister was fourth and Montreal lawyer Michael Fortier came last. He was automatically dropped from the Nov. 14 second ballot. Pallister, a former Manitoba cabinet minister, tossed in the towel Wednesday.

He didn't throw his support behind either of the two remaining candidates. No one really thinks Orchard will pull off an upset, but voter apathy is a concern in a race that has garnered little national attention and is now competing with the Quebec election. "The focus will be on Quebec so we have even more work to do this time to get the vote out than perhaps we had before." interim Tory Leader Elsie Wayne said outside the Commons. Orchard has a solid organization that did a respectable job of getting his vote out last weekend. Just over half of the 90,000 eligible voters cast ballots.

"There is a risk that if my people decided not to vote, if Brian's people and Michael's people decided not to vote, and if Orchard's vote stays, then margins could narrow," said Segal. "I think this should be fine for Joe. but it's important that nobody take anything for granted." Clark's camp is busy working the phones to ensure victory' so Clark get on with rebuilding the This route will be extended from 31 sr. St. Ave.

I to serve Faulkner Valens and Howell Ave. back to Ave. during Monday to Saturday daytime service. 5 minute While this route was recently adjusted, we have received suggestions to moke another change to this route in order to serve Fairhaven School. From Pendygrosse Rd.

Forrester Rd, the route will travel on Forrester Olmstead and Fairlight Dr. to Oiefenbaker Dr. then to Confederation Bus Terminol. Peak period service from Confederation Bus Terminol through FairhavenParkridge will use Diefenbaker Olmstead Forrester then continue to Pendygrasse Rd. to regular route.

The same route adjustment will also be mode on the Route 12 Confederation ParkFairhaven Monday-Saturday evening, Saturday morning, and on Sunday. peak hour service to Rupert and Alexandra Ave. has been removed. Route 8 service between downtown and 7th 33rd St. during the peak hours has not changed.

Route 8 will continue to serve Rupert and Alexandra and then on to Lowson Heights Bus Terminal on a 30 minute frequency during the day Monday to Saturday. This route will also be extended to serve Cree PI. A new branch of the Route 8 will serve 1 st2nd Ave. and the North Industrial Area on a 30 minute frequency Monday to Friday during the peok periods only. This new branch of Route 8 will travel west on 33rd St.

to 1 st 39th Quebec Circle Venture Millar 46th Faithfull 51 sf Millar 60th Miners then return to downtown. -CP Tory party leadership candidate Hugh Segal says he's dropping out of the race party and a plan to combat the Reform party's united alternative. "I don't think we should take Orchard lightly at all," said Shane Johns, a Clark spokesperson. "I think he's a threat, but I think the party is going to rally around Joe Clark to counter the threat." Orchard has until today to drop out of the race if he wants to collect half of his $30,000 deposit. He said Thursday he has no intention of withdrawing.

"They certainly seem to be very worried about a democratic vote by the members of the Conservative party to the extent that Mr. Segal is admitting he's withdrawing to help Mr. Clark defeat Orchard," he said. This route will no longer provide service directly to the North Industrial Area. Customers who want to go between the North Industrial area ond the Confederation Terminal may still use the Route 1 0, ond then moke a direct timed transfer tofrom the new Route 8 Nerth Industrial at Circle Dr.

1st Ave. The Route 10 will serve directly from the Confederation Terminal to the Lawson Heights Terminal via Circle Millar Primrose Dr. In addition, if will travel only one way from Confederation Terminal to Lawson Terminol in the morning peak hours, and from lawson Terminal to Confederation Terminal in the afternoon peak hours. New Service Monday to Friday: In response to several requests for service between the Forest Grove, Sutherland, and Sutherland Industrial areas and Wildwood, the Route 1 7 has been extended Monday to Friday during the dayfrom to to serve to the Wildwood Bus Terminal. The transfer connection between the Route 71 9 and Route 1 7 will now be located at Egbert Ave.

1 08th St. Customers travelling from Forest Grove to the University of Saskatchewan and downtown will take Route 1 7 to Egbert 108th St. and transfer to the Route 19 at this location. Customers travelling from downtown and the University of Saskatchewan to Forest Grove should fake the Route 7 and transfer to the Route 1 7 at Egbert Ave. 108th St.

Route 17 service on Saturday remains unchanged and will not serve Wildwood Bus Terminal. Manning invites Clark to Reform-Tory merger talks Service to LawsonSilverwood Heiahts Mondov to Saturday tvenina after 6:1 5diti. Saturday morninn and "I i 3 on Sundoy will now be provided by the Route 8. Service to these areas in the early evening Monday-Saturday and on Saturday morning was provided by Route 18. I This route will be discontinued.

OTTAWA (CP) Preston Manning is pushing Joe Clark to speak at a united alternative convention on merging the Reform and Conservative parties or creating a new party. Although Clark says he has no intention of being part of a united alternative, Manning sent him a letter late Thursday saying he should rethink his opposition to the February convention "and put your shoulder behind this effort." The Reform leader said Clark, who is poised to win the leadership of the Tory party on a second ballot Nov. 14, should put aside personal and partisan ambitions and join the debate. Clark wasn't available for comment. His officials said he would respond today.

In the letter, which Manning released at a party fund-raising dinner in Calgary, the Reform leader says something must be done to create an alternative to the Liberals. "Their one-party dominance of our political process throughout the 20th century has produced a political institution devoid of principles, accountability, ideas and integrity. "They must be challenged," Manning wrote. If Clark firmly believes the only alternative to the Liberals is the Progressive Conservatives, said Manning, then he should attend the convention and argue his position. Route 1 will now serve McNab Park directly from downtown, ond the new Route 8 North Industrial branch will serve 1st Ave.

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