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Provincial election 2011:
Huron Bruce
Lambton-Kent-Middlesex
Liberal candidate
Carol Mitchell
Conservative candidate
Lisa Thompson
NDP candidate
Grant Robertson
Liberal candidate
Maria Van Rommel
We don't just make voting easy.
We make it early.
Advance Polls for the 2011 General Election are open between September 21 and 30,
10 AM - 8 PM local time. To vote in this election, you must be:
• 18 years of age or older on October 6
• a Canadian citizen, and
• a resident of Ontario
You can vote at any advance poll in your electoral district. To determine which electoral
district you live in, visit our website electlons.on.ca or call us at 1.888.868.8883. Don't
forget to take your ID and Notice of Registration card when you go to vote. For a list of
accepted ID, visit our website or call us at 1.888.868.8883 (TTY 1.866.479.1118).
HURON - BRUCE
RETURNING OFFICE
152 JOSEPHINE STREET - UNIT 5,
WINGHAM
Open: Sept 21 - Sept 30
SAUGEEN SHORES MEETING ROOM
600 TOMLINSON DRIVE, PORT ELGIN
Open: Sept 23 -- Sept 26
KINCARDINE SATELLITE OFFICE
1808 HIGHWAY 21 NORTH, KINCARDINE
Open: Sept 21 - Sept 30
WALKERTON PUBLIC LIBRARY
249 DURHAM STREET EAST,
WALKERTON
Open: Sept 23 - Sept 26
MACKAY CENTRE FOR SENIORS
10 NELSON STREET EAST, GODERICH
Open: Sept 21 - Sept 30
SOUTH HURON RECREATION CENTRE
94 VICTORIA STREET EAST, EXETER
Open: Sept 13 - Sept 26
REACH HURON
169 BEECH STREET, CLINTON
Open: Sept 23 - Sept 26
LAMBTON - KENT - MIDDLESEX
RETURNING OFFICE
51 FRONT STREET EAST
UNITS 8, 9 & 10, STRATHROY
Open Sept 21 - Sept 30
WALLACEBURO SATELLITE OFFFICE
80 MCNAUGHTON AVE, WALLACEBURG
Open: Sept 21 - Sept 30
BOTHWELL SENIORS CENTRE
320 MAIN STREET, BOTHWELL
Open: Sept 21 - Sept 30
GRACE CONGREGATIONAL
CHRISTIAN HALL
28486 BEAR LINE, DOVER CENTRE
Open: Sept 21 - Sept 25
WATFORD CENTENNIAL HALL
101 CENTENNIAL AVENUE EAST,
WATFORD
Open: Sept 21 - Sept 25
LAMBTON HERITAGE MUSEUM
10035 MUSEUM ROAD, GRAND BEND
Open: Sept 71 - Sept 25
GLENCOE AGRICULTURAL HALL
268 CURRIE STREET, GLENCOE
Open: Sept 28 - Sept 30
LUCAN COMMUNITY CENTRE
263 MAIN STREET, LUCAN
Open: Sept 21 - Sept 26
DELAWARE COMMUNITY CENIRE
2652 GIDEON DRIVE, DELAWARE
Open: Sept 21 - Sept 25
LAMBTON-KENT MEMORIAL ARENA
1212 NORTH STREET, DRESDEN
Open Sept 26 - Sept 30
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 176
58 ALBERT STREET, FOREST
Open. Sept 26 - Sept 30
NORTH MIDDLESEX
COMMUNITY CENTRE
225 MCLEOD STREET. PARKHILL
Open: Sept 26 - Sept 30
COMMUNITY BIBLE CHURCH
100 MEADOWCREEK ROAD, ILDERTON
Open: Sept 26 - Sept 30
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Conservative candidate
Monte McNaughton
Lakeshore Advance
NDP candidate Joe Hill.
Lakeshore Advance file photos
XVith only a few weeks until the Oct. (it11 provincial election,
candidates have been touring their ridings, knocking on
doors and making sure their platform is beim; heard. The
Lakeshore Advance will profile each of these candidates as
well as Reform, Green Party and other less mainstream par
ties in the next few weeks to make sure you, the reader knows
who is running; and how your concerns are beim; met. Shown
here for l luron Bruce are Liberal candidate Carol Mitchell,
Conservative candidate Lisa lho111pso11 i111(I NDP candidate
(rant Robertson. For Liunbton lent Nlid(Jlesex are Liberal
candidate Maria Van Uoiui lel, Conservative Montt'
McNaughton and NDP candidate Joe 1 lill.
Bluewater Recycling Association
Association Wins North
American .Silver Award of
Excellence from SWANA
Lakeshore Advance
The Bluewater Recycling
Association received the
prestigious 2011 Silver
Recycling Systems Excel-
lence Award from the Solid
Waste Association of North
America. The award was
presented to Board Chair-
person George Robertson
at the annual WASTECON
conference held in Nash-
ville, 'I'lnnessee on August
22, 2011,
SWANA's Excellence
Awards Program recog-
nizes outstanding solid
waste programs and facili-
ties that advance the prac-
tice of environmentally
and economically sound
solid waste management
through their commitment
to utt lzing effective tech-
nologies and processes in
system design and opera-
tions advancing worker
and cornnundtyhealth and
safety, and implementing
successful public educa-
tion and outreach pro-
grams. Programs also
must demonstrate that
they are fiscally and envi-
ronmentally responsible
through their compliance
with all applicable federal,
provincial and local
regulations.
All of our members are
proud of this successful
effort in achieving the
highest level of excellence
in solid waste manage-
ment. This is no small
accomplishment given the
excellent quality of this
year's nominations and the
challenges faced by many
of the programs and oper-
ations in the solid waste
industry. These awards
highlight leaders in the
field,
a