HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-11-28, Page 9Exeter Ratepayers
Keep an
Experienced
Representative
on Huron
County
Council
With the resignation of Helen Jermyn, it i,s impor-
tant that Exeter keep an experienced represen-
tative on county council.
Derry Boyle has 10 years experience and is will-
ing to put that experience to work for you.
In his 10 years, Derry has been chosen for
several important county committees and has
always worked in your best interests.
Locally, Derry has always contributed his time
and efforts to the betterment of Exeter and, if
elected, will continue to do so.
For Reeve . . . Elect
C. E. (Derry)
Boyle
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Hear
From You I
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YOUR
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BY
Ben
Hoogenboom
During my term on council, I have seen a need for im-
proved communications with ratepayeryResidents who come
to council with problems or complaints should not have to rely
solely on a news account to determine what action council
have taken on their behalf.
Those ratepayers should be encouraged to stay while
the matter is being debated, and if they find that impossible,
they should be notified of that decision in writing.
Decisions being made that effect ratepayers without
their prior knowlege (such as the decision to charge industrial
users of the dump) should be advised by council and the ex-
planation of the decision should be made.
If elected reeve, I will be representing Exeter on county
council. I feel it is time for new ideas on county council and
am prepared to devote the time required to consider new
ideas for more effective administration.
As a businessman depending on the future of Exeter, I
hope you will see fit to elect me in Monday's election and in
return I will give the endeavours of the town my conscientious
consideration and use my enthusiasm as I have in the many
organizations and projects to which I have given my support
in the past., *.!..4 r 7,A A. 77, `-ct,
For Reeve . . . Elect
BEN
HOOGENBOOM
To The Voters
OF THE
TOWN of EXETER
My name will appear on
the ballot for Mayor 1975-
1976. If elected I will do my
utmost to serve the people
of the Town of Exeter - to
the best of my ability - by
keeping priorities in their
proper sequence.
If you have any
problems - criticisms or
opinions call me. I may not
have all the answers but I
will do my utmost to get '
them for you.
My interests and in-
volvements in the Town of
Exeter are as follows:
• Member of Exeter Council 1961.1964
• Mayor of Town of Exeter 1965-1974
• As Mayor - Member of all Council Committees for 10 years
• Chairman of Finance Committee
• Member of Exeter Fire Area Board
• Member of Exeter P.U.C. for 10 years
• Member of Exeter Planning Board for 10 years
• Member of Exeter R.A.P. Committee for 1965-1966
• Past Member of Board of Directors of South Huron District
Hospital (County Appointment)
• Member of Exeter Boy Scout Group Committee for 20 years
• Member of Exeter United Church
• Member of Exeter United Church official Board for 2 years
• Member of Exeter United Church Board of Trustees
• Member of Exeter Legion
Therefore - if you would like Honest, Efficient and Effec-
tive Government in Exeter for 1975.1976
VOTE
DELBRIDGE
FOR MAYOR
TELEPHONE 235-1575
Don' forget to vote Times-Advocate,•.Noyember 28, 1.974 Page 9
Mrs. J. Jefferson accompanied
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Chessell of
Funeral services were held last William Coleman, Les and John were Mr, & Mrs. Bill McKeever Varna to Donnybrook Wednesday
Friday at 1:30 p.m. for Harry at Kippen, and also called at and Tammy, Mr. & Mrs. George where they visited with Mr. &
Edward Chapman, of London, Bonthron Funeral home to pay Smith, Danny, Carl and Sandra Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson, and Mrs.
who passed away suddenly on their respects to the family of the -all of London. James Leddy.
November 20. late George Armstrong, who was Congratulations to Mrs. Mabel Roy McCulloch returned home
His wife is the former Blanche a long time neighbour of Mrs. Desjardine on her 15th great on Friday after spending some
Morenz, who was born and raised Morenz and her family, grandchild, when a girl was born time in Seaforth hospital,
in this community. Saturday and Sunday visitors last week to her grandson and Mrs. E. Kerslake visited last
Services were from James A. with Mrs. Trellis Little and Earl wife, Mr. & Mrs. Philip Little of week with Mr. & Mrs. Richard
Harris funeral home with Rev. Stebbins were Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Exeter. Cochrane, Sarnia.
Wilson Morden of Colborne St. Statton of Grand Bend, Maurice Weekend guests with Mr, & First Cromarty Boy Scouts
United Church officiating. Desjardine and Carleen of Huron Mrs. Gordon Ratz were Mr. & enjoyed a few games of bowling
Interment was at Union Park and Mrs. Mable Desjardine Mrs. Ted Banks, Joanne and at Mitchell Bowling Lanes after
cemetery, St. Thomas, who spent last week with her Phyllis of Detroit, Wayne Mundy, school on Thursday.
Those attending this funeral for daughter. Kathrine and Bill Ratz all of Donald Stoneman, Lorraine
their brother-in-law and uncle
from this area were Mr. & Mrs.
Les Adams, Mr. & Mrs, Don
Adams and Brock, Mr. & Mrs.
Harvey Adams, Mr. & Mrs. Roy
Morenz of Grand Bend, Mr. &
Mrs. Hugh Morenz, Mr. & Mrs.
John Corbett and Mr. & Mrs.
Ross Corbett of Hensall.
Pallbearers were six nephews of
the deceased,Russ Charlton of St.
Thomas, Ross Corbett of Hensall,
Ernest and Bill Morenz of Lon-
don, Don and Harvey Adams of
this area. Refreshments were
served .after the-funeral- at 'the
home of Mr. Chapman's niece,
Mr. & Mrs. Russ Charltoh in 'St.
Thomas.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs, Ken Baker, ac:
companied by Mr. & Mrs. Bob
Reid of Wallaceburg attended a
housewarming party on the
weekend, for the girls' sister Mr.
& Mrs. Les Locke of Trenton.
Mr. & Mrs. Tony Regier of
Detroit spent the weekend with
their families here, and Sandra is
spending a few days this week
with her parents and family.
Gus Van Massenhoven was a
lucky lottery ticket holder on the
draw last Tuesday night. On the
eighty call of the last three
numbers he won $100 dollars.
Mr. & Mrs. Sid Durie and
Glenn, Debbie Zielman and Lori
Vincent, viewed the Santa Claus
parade in London on Saturday.
Clarke Adams spent Friday
afternoon in London with his
grandparents Mr. & Mra. Allan
Collie.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Finkbeiner
visited Sunday with his mother
Mrs. Margaret Finkbeiner who is
a patient at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London,
Mr. & Mrs. Gus Van
MasSenhoven and family visited
Fiqday evening in Parkhill with
Mr. & Mrs. Tony Ansems and
family.
Many from Shipka attend
funeral of former resident
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LOOKING AT CRAFT DISPLAY — Hundreds of articles of crafts were on display at Saturday's bazaar
sponsored by the Exeter United Church Women. Above, Carol Amos shows some of the articles to Catherine
Raymond, Daryl Webber and Patti Shapton. T-A photo
By MRS. HUGH MORENZ
SHIPKA
Visitors Sunday evening with London. Laing, and Brenda Gardiner
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Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Morenz Mr. & Mrs. Willis Desjardine and
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Ray, and Mrs. Mabel Desjardine
BRUCE SHAW . . . Candidate For Mayor
Asks YOU To Think
A municipal election is not merely a contest
between personalities. Obviously, the leadership
required for effective administration of the affairs of
our community deserves more consideration.
There are issues in this election and I hope the
voters will take time to read those which I have outlin-
ed below and will support me at the polls if they see
some validity in the ideas expressed.
I am not going to waste your time by outlining my
past contributions at this time or the fact that I am a
family man and have been a taxpayer for over a
decade. The past is NOT the consideration. It is the
munication with them. This is a requirement that
must be given priority, so that everyone has an oppor-
tunity to make known his problems as well as to offer
suggestions as to how we can improve life within our
community.
To improve the lines of communication, it is my
intention to set aside a period each week when I will
be at the Town Hall or municipal office to meet with
ratepayers, Items which require attention will be
passed along to the appropriate Council Committees
or town staff for action.
Please Consider Bruce Shaw's
Thoughts. For A Better Exeter
By MRS. ROBERT LAING
Mrs. John Miller opened the
November meeting of the Marian
Ritchie Evening Auxiliary with a
poem, Praise, A hymn was sung
with Mrs. J. Carey as pianist.
Mrs. Lorne Elliott read the
scripture.
Mrs. Gordon Scott gave the
topic, reading a biography on the
life of L,M. Montgomery, author
of the Anne books and wife of a
Presbyterian minister, Part of
their ministry was spent in
Ontario, Mrs, Frank Hamilton
had a quiz on rhymes in the Bible.
The study book was taken by
Mrs. Carter Kerslake and Mrs.
Eldon Allen.
Twelve members and one
visitor answered the roll call with
a current event from the Glad
Tidings or Record, Mrs, John
Templeman presided for the
business when the members
reported that the new cookbooks
were selling quickly at a price of
$2.25. The associate members
will be invited to the Christmas
meeting. A motion was made to
use the memorial money to place
a framed picture of Marian
Ritchie in the church, Mrs, Lloyd
Miller recorded the cards and
visits to shut-ins
Following the meeting, Mrs.
John Templeman and Mrs. J.
Carey were in charge of a silent
auction including baking, sewing,
crafts, magazines, fruits and
vegetables. Personals
Sell cook books at Cromarty
received, graduation diplomas at Friday night. Don Stoneman also
the Commencement Exercises at received hiS honour graduation
Mitchell District High School on diploma.
future to which we must look, although our failures
and triumphs of the past most be used to guide us.
It is a time for new enthusiasm to be generated, a
time for new ideas to be presented and a time for
better planning that will enable us to get more
benefits from our tax dollars than we are at present. I
ask only that you take the time to read my ideas and
think about the thoughts I have presented.
I urge you also to read and listen to the ideas being
promoted by my opponent and then vote on the basis of
which platform you think will provide the greatest
benefits for our community.
A Woman's Club persuaded the
manager of the local golf course
to let the club's members raise
funds by caddying during a busy
weekend. Then the women in-
vited their husbands to think up a
catchy name for the caddies, to
be used in publicity releases. The
men came up with names such as
"Link Lassies" and "Green
Girls" - but the label the club
chose to use was "The Tee
Bags."
BETTER PLANNING
The theme of my campaign has been planning and
the necessity of establishing priorities. We have un-
dertaken the completion of our sewer system this
year, but we've been working on it for the last three
years.
During my years on council much time has been
spent talking about the problems people have had with
water in their basements, flooding and sewers backing
up. These problems should never have been allowed to
develop — Council should have anticipated many of
these concerns before they developed into almost
emergency situations. I can foresee real problems
ahead in many areas; we should, therefore, start plan-
ning now to avoid the catastrophies that are bound to
hit us if we sit back and wait. To mention just a few of
these concerns:
streets, senior citizen facilities, sub-divisions,
the town hall and even some of our by-laws.
With planning comes constant review. As a
member of RAP, I saw the need for better control and
stream-lined operations to gain efficiency. A study
was conducted, a report presented, and RAP im-
plemented most of the recommendations.
Our operations too should he examined periodical-
ly to see if we are achieving our goals. Times have
changed during the last ten years; our operations, con-
sequently, must adapt to the times.
IMPROVED
COMMUNICATIONS
Although generally the Mayor and individual
Councillors are empowered to do very little on their
own, the citizens of Exeter have a right to expect their
representatives to be available. I am fortunate in my
position as an administrator to be constantly by a
phone, and with new Board of Education policy, I am
only a few minutes away from any emergency.
If I am elected, the Mayor will be more available
to the residents of Exeter and thereby improve corn-
REDUCE COSTS BY SHARING
We must involve ourselves to a greater extent
with the neighbouring municipalities so that cost-
sharing programmes can be initiated and developed.
Certainly the area fire board is a model that can be
imitated in other fields such as garbage disposal,
recreation, and possibly even equipment. We already
have some benefit in this regard but obviously more
can be attained.
AID FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
As a member of RAP, I, with the help of others,
have worked hard recently to obtain grants to improve
our t ecreational facilities and organization within the
town. Our job has just begun, however, because we
haven't determined all the needs of the seniors, and
we are faced with many problems concerning
facilities, sites and participation. We owe our senior
citizens much for their past and present contributions
to life in Exeter, and many are finding it increasingly
difficult to maintain body and soul with increasing
costs of all goods and services.
We will do all in our power to help our seniors, in-
cluding the petitioning of the senior levels of govern-
ment to provide more assistance to those who cannot
keep pace with inflation. Steps Should also be initiated
to determine the feasibility of a nursing home in Ex-
eter.Again, we have to plan for the future.
BROADER TAX BASE
Exeter is primarily a residential town with com-
paratively little secondary industry. The brunt of tax-
ation, therefore, falls on the home-owner. With
modest industrial expansion, part of that burden could
be shifted from the residential mill rate. We must,
then, support the Exeter Board of Trade and the In-
dustrial Corporation as they search for answers.
GREATER USE of GRANTS
Our -tax payers contribute to many federally and
provincially funded schemes, We must demonstrate
that we possess the leadership necessary to ensure
that we enjoy our fair share of these' benefits.
But, with all these considerations, we have to
realize that our spending will be kept in line with the
amount of money we can afford to pay in taxation,
USE of PEOPLE RESOURCES
Far too often Council attempts to solve problems
too quickly and without sufficient information. Coun-
cil is not to blame because each Councillor is assigned
to many committees without being an 'expert' on any
more than one issue. If elected, it is my intention to
recommend to Council that residents of the Town be
appointed to the various bodies that might normally
be filled solely by the elected representatives.
We must, in this day and age, take full advantage
of all those who have something to offer, Let's get
others involved in deciding the fate of the Town Hall,
for instance, of certain by-laws (such as the 'leaf bur-
ning' problem) and perhaps even with such matters as
zoning,
Everyone should be made aware of the important
issues facing Council, what decisions are made and,
possibly, what each can do to assist in arriving at
solutions that are just. Certainly the press is the most
valuable asset in communication in Exeter, and it
should be used constantly as a means of informing the P.
public of Council's plans and residents' reactions.
KEEP AN
EXPERIENCED
MAN ON
COUNCIL
FOR RIDES TO THE POLLS PHONE 235-0774 or 235-0208
On Monday, December 2 . . . Think
ELECT BRUCE SHAW
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