HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-11-30, Page 12EXPERIENCE
COUNTS
For Huron
County Board
of Educotion
REPRESENTING
USBORNE
EXETER
and
STEPHEN
RE-ELECT
Clarence (King)
McDONALID
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Two Hay candidates
outline election views
It has been my
pleasure to serve
you on the Huron
County Board of
Education for the
Past 4 Years
KEEP THAT
EXPERIENCE
WORKING
FOR YOU
My Time is Your Time
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Support:
Your Candidate for Representation
on the
Huron County
Board of Education
Jack Riddell
(For Stephen Twp., Usborne Twp. and Exeter)
• He is a young man with a young family still of
school age.
(two in high school, three in public school)
• His purpose is to see that the education tax dollar
is used for the benefit of the children and thus of
the community as a whole.
On December 4,
Vote Riddell
for Board of Education
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To The Electors of
EXETER, STEPHEN
and USBORNE
GARNET HICKS
In view of the upcoming
municipal elections across the
province Monday, the Times-
Advocate conducted a survey of
all persons contesting seats on
municipal councils in this area.
The following questions were
posed to each candidate: 1) What
do you believe are the main
issues in your municipality and
what is your, stand on them? 2)
Why should voters support your
bid for election?
JOE MILLER
The main issue of any election
is electing a candidate who is
reliable, into a position of respon-
sibility; someone who sees what
To the
Electors
of Hay
Having served as coun-
cillor for the past 6
years, I now solicit
your support as a can-
didate for
DEPUTY-REEVE
HAROLD
CAMPBELL
has to be done and knows how to
get it done,
Having lived here most of my
life I have experienced, and am
aware of the needs and problems
of a rural area. Already, I have
worked with and for the farmers
of this area for the past several
years doing something about
these problems, and I have
gained valuable experience and
knowledge through this work.
This being my first bid for a
seat in municipal affairs, I am
looking forward to serving the
people of Hay Township to the
best of my ability.
JOHN CORBETT
To the ratepayers of Hay
township: I am a candidate for
Deputy Reeve in the election
December 4, I am opposed to
regional government as I feel it
would raise our taxes, Taxes, our
taxes, are high enough now. They
should be lowered if possible. I
would like to have some of our
roads fixed as they are in very
bad shape.
I would assist the rest of the
council in all other business if
elected. I feel the people should
consider electing me as I have
had experience in the council and
have the time to put in at this
work. I would work for all the.;
people the same, I would listen to
their needs and try and solve
them in a courteous way. I feel
the people should vote-on
December 4. This is their, duty.
This election is just as important
as any election.
For good consideration, vote
for John Corbett on December 4.
I will work for the good of the
township in every way.
In view of the upcoming
Municipal elections across the
province Monday, the Times-
',Advocate conducted a survey of
all persons contesting seats on
municipal councils in this area.
The 'following questions were
posed to each candidate: 1) What
do you believe are the main
issues in your municipality and
what is your stand on them? 2}
Why should voters support your
bid. for election?
w,c1,0FoRD SALMON
1, In a town the size of
Dashwood, I feel that the main
concern of the tax payer is that
he can rely on responsible people
to provide him with the best
nubile services without being
burdened by taxes.
Dashwood residents enjoy
many conveniences such as an
efficient fire-department, good
streets and regular main-
tainance, modern street lighting
system and dependable garbage
collection.
In the past I have been in-
terested in doing my best for this
community, and plan to do so in
the future, if elected.
2. When voters consider any bid
for election two of the main
factors I believe are experience
and responsibility. In both areas
I feel that voters can rely on my
representation.
GEORGE TIEMAN
1. I feel the main issue in our
village at the present time is to
work to encourage industry to
locate in Dashwood. If we can
acquire more industry we will
acquire more housing and our
village will continue to prosper.
If elected I shall also work to
maintain the vital services we
have, such as fire protection,
street lighting, good roads, and
garbage collection.
2. I have been a lifelong resi-
dent of Dashwood. I have been
active in intermediate and minor
baseball, an active member of
the United Church, a member of
the recreation park board and
have tried to take an active part
in community life. I am married
and a father ,of three children. If
elected as a trustee to the Village
of Dashwood, I shall work to
make it a village we all may be
proud of.
DOUG RIDDELL
1. I believe the three most
crucial issues are village ser-
vices, water and sewage systems
and planned growth.
In view of our continuing loss
of both industrial and commer-
cial business enterprises and the
corresponding loss of tax
revenue, our trustees must be
personalty qualified to efficiently
administer resources at minimal
casts.
The need for water and sewage
systems are problems that must
be dealt with. If the citizens of
this community wish to have
either one or both of these ser-
vices, it will be the responsibility ,
of our trustees to promote com-
munity development and growth
in order to expand our tax
revenue with which to pay for
these new services. A large per-
cent of our citizenry are living on
fixed incomes and cannot afford
drastic increases in their tax
levels.
The loss of both industrial and
commercial business within
Dashwood must be stopped.
Dashwood must encourage and
attract industry Which will
provide new jobs needed by youth
and by those people who are
being displaced from farming
operations because of the trend
to larger farm units,
Industrial growth will provide
the impetus for commercial and
professional growth. To maintain
adequate shopping, medical,
educational and recreational
facilities, we must have an
economically active community,
The increased tax revenue that
would be provided by new
business arid residential growth
will help minimize the continuing
inflationary costs of our present
and future services.
2. An active community
deserves an "active and alive"
board of trustees, Complacency
and stagnation can be prevented
by the infusion of new people
with new ideas and unlimited
energies.
Prior to locating in Dashwood,
I spent 15 years in industry and
during this time lived in eight
different cities across Canada
and the United States. The ex-
perience gained has been in-
valuable to me and will hopefully
be of equal value to the position
of village trustee. Since coming
to Dashwood, I have been for-
tunate enough to become in-
volved in the Dashwood Men's
Club, Action Committee,
Baseball Association, Friedsburg
Days Committee and Church
community and through these
associations have experienced
the needs and opportunities of
this community.
If elected as Village Trustee of
Dashwood, I plan to work on your
behalf in the protection of our
environment and natural
resources while ensuring that our
community has an 'economical
and viable position in the future.
I solicit your support in the
upcoming election.
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