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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1994-11-02, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2,1994. 2 challenge incumbent Hullett reeve for post Thomas J. Cunningham Thomas Cunningham is seeking re-election as reeve of Hullett. He has served as reeve since 1981. Other political experience includes the Hullett Township School Board in 1967-68, councillor 1977-78, and deputy reeve 1979-80. He says, "I am seeking this posi­ tion because I feel I can contribute something to the well-being of the residents of Hullett, as well as feel­ ing that I am fortunate to live in this country and township." The most important issue to him is responsible government. He adds that his personal goal is for the residents of Hullett to be satisfied. "I have been fortunate to have been able to attain most of my goals, such as reeve and warden of Huron County, so I feel I do not have much more I can accomplish. I am just pleased to serve the resi­ dents of Hullett." Frank Szusz is a candidate for Hullett reeve. His reason for seeking council is that he doesn't like acclamations, he said. He feels that the most important issue is the new municipal build­ ing, which he thinks is not neces­ sary. "I hope to serve the people and community the best way I can." David Armstrong Robert Szusz Robert Szusz is seeking a posi­ tion as Hullett Twp. councillor. He has five years previous experience in council, ending in 1991. His reason for running is his interest in the affairs of the town­ ship. Hugh F. Flynn Hugh Flynn is running for the reeve's position in Hullett. He has served in the past as a councillor and reeve. He is a lifetime farmer. His dedi­ cation led him to make a motion to stop the closure of the Clinton Pub­ lic Hospital. As reeve he would hope to be fair to all comers of the township. "My personal goal is to give ratepayers fairness and equality," he says. The most important issues to him are controlling taxes and spending. Bruce Bergsma Bruce Bergsma is running for councillor in Hullett Twp. for the first time and says he decided to do so to serve the people of his town­ ship. Mr. Bergsma has been involved in the Pork Congress for six’years, both as a member and as a past president. He has also served as president for the Huron County Pork Producers and Hullett Federa­ tion of Agriculture. Newcomer David Armstrong is seeking one of the three spots on Hullett Twp. council. A former Cub and Scout Leader, Mr. Armstrong has been a baseball coach for four years and a bowling coach with the Youth Bowling Council in Clinton. His interest in council is precipi­ tated by a desire to contribute to the future and betterment of the com­ munity, he says. He sees the loca­ tion for the new township building as an important issue facing council as well as ensuring it is functional. His personal goal is low taxes. "We have one of the lowest tax rates in Huron County, our roads and services are just as good as anyone else's. I'd like to keep those taxes low and provide the same ser­ vices in the future. It would be a plus for our community as well as a way to promote growth." VOTE Vo'L,J Keith For Council Morris Township On November 14th A vote for MELODY WHITE Is a vote for honesty and hard work to represent your Interests on Morris Township Council • Family Man and Farmer • Future management of Landfill Site • Lower taxes with Quality Services Johnston, Keith Doug Garniss Doug Garniss is seeking the posi­ tion of Huron County Board of Education trustee for Morris and Tumberry Twps. He has previous­ ly served one three-year term. He has gained experience in poli­ tics as president of the Huron County Federation of Agriculture. Mr. Garniss says it is his hope to ensure that all Huron County stu­ dents receive a quality education. The most important issues to him are cost restraint, and working to see HCBE receives its fair share of educational funding. Mr. Garniss cites his personal goal as getting fair educational funding from the province. Don McDonald Don McDonald has been ac­ claimed to his ninth term represent­ ing Brussels and Grey Twp. on the Huron County Board of Education as a trustee. Serving on the board has allowed Mr. McDonald to follow through on ideas generated by his interest in education. "My greatest concern is to ensure that each and every student in Huron County has access to a good education while the board restruc­ tures the education system to keep the budget under control," he says. HURON COUNTY KABLE In recent years, the advanced technology has allowed cable TV subscriptions to be delivered to town and country residences anywhere via a wireless personal cable system. The expense of running cable lines or installing new fibreoptic lines to each resident in the country is not feasible. 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