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The Huron Expositor, 1999-04-21, Page 3Church Services You are invited to attend these area churches St. Thomas Anglican Church Jarvts,SI. Seaforth NORTHSIDE Rev. Robert Hiscox ' _ -.' SCaoderich Si..Saa'7o:iiollT'IIi1-a-.i•i --- 482-7861 CAVAN (Winthrop) 9:30 a.m. & Sunday, April 25" Service of Morning Prayer at 9:30 a.m. UNITED CHURCHES Minster. Rev Jane Kuepler 527-2635 •ucCavns 8roc.on.ta Sunday School during the service. Nursery provded. First Presbyterian Church Gooencn St. W. Seaforth WORSHIP SUNDAY 11:15 AM Sunday School during Worship May 9: Mother's Day Breakfast 7:30 -loam 527-0170 Egmondville United Church Rev. Judith Springett Worship 11 a.m. Sunday School Grades 2 to 8 10 a.m.,- ' Nursery to Cade 1 • 11 a.m. Bethel Bible Church An Associated Gospel Church Meeting at Seaforth High 9!45 a.m. Bible School 11'.00 Worship Small Group Meetings Weekly Pastor Doug Cornveau 522-0070 Catholic Church Masses Victoria St., Seaforth Saturday - 5:15 pm St. James Parish. $ealorth Saturday - 7:15 pm St. Joseph's Perish, Clinton Sunday . 9:00 am St. Michael's Parish. Blyth Sunday - 11:00 am Si. James Pansh. Sealorth Father Dino Salvador PC nomination goes to Johns BY CARL STAVROS Clinton News Record The election stage has been set in the n.e.wly amalgamated Huron -Bruce riding. Another nominee was cast on Saturday and it was . deterinined that Helen Johns will star in the role of Progressive Conservative i PC ) candidate. At the ' PC nomination meeting held in Blyth. local PC rnemhers voted in favor of Helen John' as their candidate over current Bruce representative Barh Fisher. • :Watch out, here we' crime. commented Johnsto the media upon notification of her victory. She also thanked all her supporters and said she is confident that the local party will support her -campaign once •the election is called.. -It was an: uphill halite due 19..iie and geography... stated Fisher. She added that ' it +!'; s :very difficult to run ,against a fel IOW Toru but ahe has no Hard feelings and as -'fully supportive". of the election candidate. .According to, past. Ontario PC darty president Peter Van Loan. this nomination Was -the last of si s or :even siniikir 'situatioils.across the pro‘ ince. . • " Freryonc•thinks highly cif hoih rncumhents.' said \•ail Ligan. adding that it is ttnfortmune ..that: there. must he.a loser. He,also'.notecl that- - hat- aifhoifeh this i, in' untortuli,tte .itu;ition..!tie H:lrri=nvie rnment , .ars.+n_ thrcutuh ,on their . promise to. reduce the size•ot • eo verb nig ri t- • The .Seaforth '.-ill-Girls Nlarclitrly Band boomed thc!r :-1v .into the .trent,. • MPP Hel ahead of Johns to open her 15 minute presentation. 'while yellow ribbons. .were waved in suppcirt...Preceded by her campaign manager's. .introduction. which included An announcement that she.'. was voted hest. new MPP by the PC party. the representative for Huron riding Was first to address. the crowd of nearly 1.500 PC Members. in her, speech. she highlighted her -role in the. current governtncnt.and- ;tatcd.that. she, was looking forward to:- farthing new friendships'• as the•riding stretches north. to Bruce County. As Parliainentary Assistant to the Minister of Health. Johns Pointed out that she was in�•olved in the devclonmcnt of an.integrated health system•that "het ter Town votes in favour of county policing BY SCOTT HILGENDORFF I? xpr.suortEd,i nr Seatorth Town Conned' has vied in favour ;,f .salmi\ s idc holictng. • The ,'-.UC 0f.:1 . aunty -wide ,:orttract from the Ontario Pros metal -Police is currently. elorc ..Huron. County (t Uncal. -til but \Vinsh,tm currently- have ;rain idti;tt Contracts v11h the OPP and Clerk Trea urer lick \I.l tchl to .,id 001\ ssn ,,r three inutlictpalittes ire ,apposed tri it,. • .Ciodericl is .the tsi •_ �c,t adscrsary .and has threatened ti,, take the situation 1,1 a urma.l hearinz based on .•sue. .urrollndirtg the cosi lacing. assessed .hthe: .5orkload: Gudench has 'aid :his method ot_ pay int: t.. He al. The other en her torin of %could he bused on" ^roperi. Asses inem, which is he route Godench said mist •e tt'Ilost,ed. -Seatorthi'.ouid he hatter sal t Godcnch wires." said: \icl. tchlan al eouncd's April t meeting. But' he later said seatorth is in a win -sin situ.ttion. no 'matter how the killing i. .done it urrn.t really affect Costs to the, Deputy Reeve 'c'G'illi,tttl tall! expressed concerns that have been 'discussed, by the Seaforth• Police. Scrv_ ices Board. relating to •slot machines coining iii Clinton. The ,:uncern is. -that these machines will lead to'higher . riint}. in the -surrounding .areas and if each •town pay tiir.policing by workload. that would not he fair to Seaforth. McLachlan .aid that wasn't si,mething to he overly concerned allout and that they could monitor env- increases in calls they !night receive and•look tor. relations to the -Chntun slot machines:: - NIcLachlan • said • stipulations to the. town contract. • such as hylas% enforcement; Would ,till he in. effect under a.. county -wide contract. •, i�e.pite the• town motion. triple maiortl}; on the issue has Arcady heen reached and: pending legal action from • Goderich, will mean County - .wide 'pattern!: . •sail} . he accepted hs. Huron County Counctl. Teall was the oniv. council member to oppose the motion in support of county -wide policing. • That motion supports the majority of county council in -favour of a contract paid for on the.•hasi..ol ss 'rkload. Seaforth District High School PARENTS' NIGHT Wednesday April 21 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM Eve one Welcome AvonDISTRICT SCNOOLii, Maitland Learning for a Lifetime en Johns CARL STAVROS PHOTO suits the needs- .of Ontario', growing • and aging population. :\ Iso • as the • Parliamentary Assistant .to Minister of Energy. Science. and Technology. Ale aid she has helped improve husiness development in Huron •County. noting that there is •mitre -manufacturing today in the county .than'there has been in the past. Johns feels :that • -dais• positive .development .in: the arca can continue through• such initiatives as government and • private •sector coOper.atives• and • the aggressrs'e -marketing of arca •farrner's "high ..quality products John. closed her speech by stating that with the collective assistance.' from all mcmhcrs of the party: she 'can win she new seat for the Huron—Bruce.. Barb Fisher took the podium to cheers and swaying placards from her supporters. In her address.- She ddress.she emphasized. the resources•that the new tiding possesses and acknowledged the hard work of the people of Huron -Bra; - in turning the resource elihood. '•We mu. to the future n -Bruce riding." .ed. as she - noted that - .. new dynamic of people will, have new issues to face. Fisher also outlined her involvement in the current workings of the Harris government. As Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Agriculture. Fisher explained how she was able to assist in the distribution of the Whole Farm Relief program and is very aware of the challenges . to the •agricultural community. In addition. she :expressed that "we are on the right track" -to change ;and economic reci►v'ery. She also pointed out her connection' `to the school hor'trds andknowledge of the Bruce energy 'situation. Fisher made a firm statement at -the end of her speech that her "commitment is to von i PC members i. to all. of_ Hunan: Bruce .. and also to the PC party... Upon receiving the results. hath -candidates -expressed. gratitude to their supporters and -congratulated each Other. :i. Johns will` he the next candidate for the PC party. Fisher will no longer Occupy tit office at.Queens Park. She did. however. state that .• • she has not lett politics.'N"o indication was elven if she intended.to join Johns. Campaign once the election is allied. - SEAFORTH INSURANCE A BROKER -LTD. 527-1610 -• Home • Commercial • Auto • Farm • Life • Out of Province Travel Insurance Barb Wan. Joanne 3511lamson. Lynn Pletsch. Ken Cutdno 41 Main St. S. Seaforth The C4th Centenaire Jr. .D. Hockey Club Annual Meeting on Thurs., April 22, 1999 at 7:00p.m.,• at Seaforth & District Community Centres All volunteers are needed. Please come out, join in the fun & support your local team. 'Also accepting resumes for Coaches, Trainers, Manager. Equipment Manager. Council Vacancy NOTICE TO THE ELECTORS; OF THE TOWNSHIP OF. TUCKERSMITH bue tri the vacanc v on the Township of Tuckersmith, Council the Council•uf the Township of Tuckersmith are accepting applications from electors of the Township of Tuckerstnith who are interested in being • -appointed to-theposihon�f.Cuuacil)or___.. Qualification of Elector' • Persons are entitled to be an elector at an election held iiia local municipality (unless prohibited by the municipal or any other act), • if he or she, • t) resides in the localmun►cipality, m - it) i5 tJie owner or. tenant of land in the - municipality, or a spouse cif suchperson; and at is a Canadian citizen- • - ' b) . is at least 18 years old, and - cy is nut prohibited from voting under the \luntcipal Elections Act or any other law if you are interested in filling this position and qualify as an elector, please subinit.a resume setting outyour qualifications and community interests by Tuesday, April 27th; 1999 to: - • J.R. McLachlan, Clerk -Treasurer, Township of Tuckersmith 42 First Avenue • . Vanastra, ontario NOM ILO .•4 Applicants will be considered at the regular meeting of Tteckersmith Council scheduled for Tuesday, May 4th, 1999 during which applicants will be given an opportunity to address Council before a decision is made. For further information please -contact J.R. McLachlan at ;27-1997. THE HURON EXPOSiT011, April 21, 1995-3 v DIG YOUR OWN! .Sfrtarq Pla«turq S�eialQ •Ideal tor.Windhreaks & Wildlife Corridors• •Blue Spruce -- 4-5' -'10.00 •Norway Spruce -- 3-4' - '4.00 *Austrian Pine - 3-4' •- '4.00 •White Pine - 3-4' --'4.00 THOMPSON;�, -.-:' 4 -� TREE NURSERY 40:\-` Call Jim or Sheila at: 527-1076 R.R. 2 Seatorth small TALK Do you have questions or concems about how your' child talks? Would your child benefit from a speech Heron-PE101 PreSGtlod • assessment? Speech/Language Initiative CALL 273-2222 or 1-800-269-3683 and ask for small TALK `Are you paying more than your fair share of income tax? 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