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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1988-11-16, Page 13Complete election results BLYTH ELECTION RESULTS P.U.C.PoU#l Poll #2 Advance Total JoeHallahan*206 146 4 356 JimHowson*188 117 7 312 Bill Manning 68 74 5 147 Frank Wilson 71 47 2 120 Council Ken Brown*189 Shirley Fyfe*176 141 5 335 David Lee*174 108 5 289 Lynn Logue 139 123 5 302 DaveMedd*184 111 3 253 Brad Montgomery 54 130 2 316 Sheilla Wallace 60 41 2 97 50 3 113 Referendum Yes 233 162 6 401 No 58 47 4 109 Elected: * Poll locations: Poll #1 - Dinslev to south boundary Poll #2 - Dinslev to North boundary BRUSSELS ELECTION RESULTS For Council PoU#l Poll #2 Poll #3 Advance Total Barry Engel 83 60 1 3 153 Bruce Hahn*187 120 2 24 333 Dave Hastings*199 126 7 21 353 Gertie Kellington 128 94 3 16 241 Ruth Sauve 170 89 4 25 288 Mary Stretton*175 109 14 25 323 Greg Wilson*193 115 3 23 334 Elected: * Poll Locations: Poll #1 Arena (south side) Poll #2 Nursing Home (north side) Poll #3 Nursing Home (mobile poll) WEST WAWANOSH ELECTION RESULTS ForDeputy-Reeve Poll#l Rhea Hamilton-Seeger* 61 Katherine Todd 69 Elected:* Poll locations: Poll #1 Dungannon Poll #2 Auburn Poll #3 St. Helens Poll #2 95 18 Poll #3 Advance Total 46 13 215 103 8 198 BOARD OF EDUCATION Ashfield, East Wawanosh, West Wawanosh Ashfield E. Wawanosh W. Wawanosh Total Don Alton 89 30 89 208 VickiCulbert 115 77 140 332 Tony McQuail 100 92 142 334 Hullett discusses drains Drain business dominated the Nov. 1 meeting of the Hullett township council. Court of revision of the Wester- hout Drain was held with no appeals heard. The reading of the report on the Grcidanus Drain was held with January 17 at 8 p.m. set for court of revision. The clerk was instructed to contact Morris Township regarding the cleanout of the Bowes Drain to provide sufficient outlet for draining a lot on Concession 14. A by-law to authorize an agree ment between Hullett, McKillop and Seaforth to share a representa tive on the Ausable-Bayfield Con servation Authority was approved. Another by-law authorized the signing of an agreement between the township and the county of Huron for the joint use of fire fighting equipment and the esta blishment of a Rescue Support Program was also approved. Final reading was given to a by-law to authorize a Community Program for Recreation and appoint a recreation committee. Acting clerk-treasurer Bev Shad dick was instructed to send a letter of concern over the vacancy of the Fire Services Co-ordinator to Jack Rid dell, M.P.P. for Huron and the Solicitor General’s office requesting that this position be reinstated as soon as possible. Council approved ordering of a plaque to honour the contributions of the late Norman Alexander during his 14 years as drainage commis sioner for the township. The road superintendent was instructed to send a letter to the Ministry of Natural Resources stat ing the township’s concerns over campers and traffic control when events are held at the Hullett Wildlife Centre. Hockey report forms available With the hockey season rolling again The Citizen would like to have as extensive coverage of teams playing in Belgrave, Blyth and Brussels as possible. To simplify the often frightening prospect of reporting the games of your favourite team, The Citizen has prepared special forms that take only a couple of minutes to fill out yet provide the necessary information for our writers to write an account of the game. These forms are available free to interested coaches, mana gers, or parents in either the Brussels or Blyth offices. Take a few minutes to provide the information to us. We’ll do the rest. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1988. PAGE 13. Join us for our Christmas Walk-a-bout SUNDAY, NOV. 27, 1-5 P.M. participat Get your list ready and find that special gift STORES right here in Blyth. At your first stop, ask for * igCtCf a map showing the way to our special stores COMe for and restaurants, all brimming with Christ- the fun mas ideas. * spgjfe Blyth Festival Singers present “AN INTERNATIONAL CHRISTMAS’’ at GREY TOWNSHIP ELECTION RESULTS ForDeputy-Reeve Poim Poll #2 Poll #3 Poll #4 Poll #5 Advance Total Graeme MacDonald*100 62 61 53 24 24 324 Fred Uhler 35 86 70 67 44 17 319 For Council Carol Boneschansker 38 49 51 54 29 8 229 Gordon Cowman 62 69 71 35 32 18 287 HelenCullen*122 118 75 86 51 30 482 Robin Dunbar*59 99 66 78 48 23 373 DaleNewman*42 84 61 65 30 16 298 Blyth Memorial Hall SUNDAY, NOV. 27 3 & 8 P.M. Guest choirs, Knox Handbell Choir and Mitchell Children’s Choir. Two performanc es, 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Admission, Adults $5.00 and children $1.50. Santa’s Coming to Blyth too... To see the children and bring news of BLYTH BUCKS! Be sure and visit these participating stores: Elected: * Poll Locations: Poll #1 Larry Keffer residence Poll #2 Ethel Firehall Poll #3 Walton Public School Poll #4 Cranbrook Poll #5 Moncrief The Blyth Inn Bainton’s Old Mill The Old Mill, one mile south of Blyth Remember When Christmas & Country Walsh’s Corner Cafe Triple K Restaurant The Saga Blu-Mers Dressing Room Only The Green Gallery Blyth Festival Webster’s Clothing & Footwear HULLETT TOWNSHIP ELECTION RESULTS For Council Poll#l Poll #2 Poll #3 Poll #4 Advance Total Ken Anderson*59 104 146 84.22 415 DonGreidanus 26 48 100 61 13 248 Ron Gross*57 88 129 81 14 369 Bob Szusz*43 95 145 82 15 380 Elected: * Poll Locations: Poll £1 Don Watson Jr. residence Poll #2 Don McGregor residence Poll #3 Londesboro Hall Poll #4 Auburn Hall Be sure and see the Blyth & Area Fire Department Emergency Van present ing special demonstrations of rescue techniques.