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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-10-23, Page 3Few trustees face contest Three elections for school trusfee will be fought in this area. There will be a three-way contest among incum- bent Frank Falconer, Sally Rathwell and Nico Peters to represent Tuckersmith, Clinton, Vanastra and Egmondville on the Huron board. Gerald Groothuis is back unopposed as representative of the separate schools. Trying for one spot on the Lambton County Board of Education represen- ting Grand Bend; Thedford and Bosanquet will be George Harris, Bob Steadman and Maxwell Johnson. The two candidates as Separate School reps are Charlie Srokosz and Roland Gauthier. Robert Hubbard, was acclaimed to the Lambton Roman Catholic Separate School Board. For the Middlesex Board of Educa- tion, present trustees Robert Benner of Lucan and Irene Lynn of McGillivray township were returned by acclamation. Pat Crunican, a veteran member of the London -Middlesex Separate School Board was returned by ac- clamation. He represents Dorchester, the townships of London, Lobo and West Nissouri and part of Blanshard township. Helen McHenry was also elected by acclamation to represent Lucan, Ailsa Craig, Parkhill, East and West Williams and Biddulph. Michael J. Ryan of Mount Carmel will again represent Exeter, Usborne, Stephen and McGillivray on the Huron -Perth separate school board. He is the incumbent and was return- ed by acclamation. Harry Hayter will again be the Stephen township representative on the Huron Board of Education and the new member for Exeter and Usborne will be Beatrice Dawson. All three school board positions representing the interests of Hay, Zurich and Hensall residents were filled by acclamation. Dennis Rau continues -as separate school representative on the Huron board. Dave Durand earries-on--with-the-- ,_Huron -P rtehseparate school board, and Dr. John Goddard was unoppos- ed to retain his position with. the Huron board. Four-way . stop okay Motorists and pedestrians heading east on Victoria St. to the rec centre and public school will soon be govern- ed by a new stop sign. The intersection at Victoria and An- drew will- be made into a four-way stop due to the high ve1;icular and pedestrian traffic. / Andrew St. traffic already has a stop sign on it. There was some concern express- ed by council members this week • about changing the traffic pattern to whiehAfie school children had become accustomed. 1 was agreed there would have to be an edu.:ational process undertaken during the transition period. "In transition, it may cause more harm than solve problems," Mayor Bruce Shaw cautioned. - Nominations Continued from front page have also tossed their hats into the ring. October 23, 1985 Page 3 Main St., Exeter SPECIAL, COMFORTERS IN 3 SIZES 1797 Qua* =Mortars ayated0 n 909095ad pn55 end c01- OWE ondura AA SEWS at tie sante tow pace. Two, Dade. or Outten SPECIAL! BATH TOWELS HOUSEHOLD PLASTICS ANY 2 FOR MEN'S/LADIES' / SKI JACKETS r eJMair UM. tenets tor attrace.esM--_...-. atG!�oq-macer 465'--6.9 a Ito' COfl ! 64.i91t- –�-" wee 36.46 LWMS 9906e, seta an ernes& 10 Snap alar' ol,s Sties 7.15 jackets. 2 s9Ms. 2-epM larron m9. LUGGAGE SET 24 metier. 22- e...w0w. A w 66005 505 RMOET. LMEM & FACE CLOTHS 99 LAO, L.Oes M er. put• ah•d9e4 own IA RA, moon owe 000.4 77* F000 NW, Fun KOlan Roe 39 m A Sar ream Al fe, wow 505 CALCULATOR Tetleroo sol reawn0 04.4 Top calOAwr Nee, reels De.wms' 397 DURACELL BATTEP'ES AA sae p•. f'Lq d6 OULT AAT 5✓Gvf 0009 91 . 'Ua for 110E E•• 33 GARBAGE BAGS 1191, ,0 6.4.09cow 26 •36 COVER GIRL PANTYHOSE A.1 SIMM Culntr0 Sopa IPDA Sd'Oat&M 54 Assld CDlours Average T xi Opp, reg„ far vae.es 90 4 50 7� EMBASSY VALUE 50 q DY 900'. scry56 Assorted colours Do not myou4onarsgest45PO5rag 5a91 5/$3 BATHROOM TISSUE Caswne•e 66500 1 pry Package p 4 roes HUGGIES DISPOSABLES Daoees n T000er sire. 33.. or Ory Tera sue 465 97�2 344200 3/ 88 ♦ d8e *OA APR ARC Rgy qAn ORiTA Fl st1AMPOD Cdp110UER 1K no . 2 weeds 2 •e.' 0.aaq• d 200 levy Y 9.99090 b 9050 or os luxury 0 luxu,050.rt Dr foa5 .eee.p 4 90- 0. 1 suns 2 Orr I rY SCC, rel 106 a Dar 1 N5 497 [Ohl.* 0,600 wed -e'. Abv,M•be Mr alai. 055001.015168E Award Mew Soon Osceola& ea. 9009 REPRINT SPECIAL 1a Cool, Pets F55' ,Wr hvn0ne cola, negac.es 9►ECAL LOw PRO 97 OILS 4 we Ti. •• Cap and P'• -MK eue altipOrt aMa: BUDGET WISE FASHION BUYS! Stephen Township Voters in the township of Stephen will be going to the polls November 12 to select three councillors from a slate of five newcomers. Vying for the three seats on coun- cil will be Gary Baker of the Shipka area, Andy McIntyre of Huron Park, Crediton residents Bill Wilds and Drew Robertson and Dashwood area farmer Bill Weber. Current reeve Allan Walper and deputy -reeve Ralph Weber are retir- ing. Filling the positions by acclama- tion are Tom Tomes as reeve and deputy -reeve Ken McCann. Both are presently on council. The third member of the present council Ruth Miller did not file nominator papers. Tuckersmith A second nomination will be re-. quired in Tuckersmith, where .only Rowena Wallace filed for a council seat, and three members are required Reeve Bob Bell is going for another term, opposed by Deputy Reeve Bill Brown. However, Brown has also fil- ed to run with Councillors Bob Broad - foot and John Brownridge'for deputy ree%r. t'sborne Reeve Gerald Prout was returned by acclamation, but there'll be a fight f'r (he deputy -reeve's chair as well as f 'r the three council seats. Incumbent Margaret Hern will he opposed by Councillor Brian Hardeman for the deputy's position. Incumbent Ross Ballantyne will be opposed by Peter Berendsen. Patricia Down. James Kerslake and William J. I B.J. I Rowcliffe in the contest for the three council seats. Donald Kerslake is the lone member of the past term not seeking election in Usborne. BE'rendsen is a former member of council and was defeated in a fight with Prout for the reeve's post last election. Zurich In Zurich Reeve Bob Fisher is back by acclamation. As only incumbent Ray McKinnon and challengers Herb Turkheim and Ken Fenwick, have submitted nomination papers for the four positions as councillors, the village will have to hold a second nomination. •9 'I • MEN'S, LADIES', CHILDREN FLANNEL SLEEPWEAR Ons get van. 2-3X 4ex uray l L 9BOYs P 9eat 9 Save 302 597 6 9 Mens Label Lades^? Gowns • CHILDREN'S SLEEPWEAR G,9, None, 7(905 re was, a CGetn Saes 2 lx 1 4 66 Ayr. Janet pewee, ...and oda" 2-358 466 BOYS' FLANNEL PYJAMAS 9905. notion Um* .fol 70095 Our 9.50999 MEN'SJLADIES' SLE Mens 1DO% cotton PJ s. MME, o p,re9 S -XL Lades Garry WOW, wase. wed 46190 prw4s 5 M L a 0Ser9te Tsbad M699690 asst d Doral pn tS S Mt Packaged 7 ACTION FASHION FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY SPECIAL PURCHASE GIRLS' SWEATERS 2/$ Choose from a terrific variety of attractive patterns Weirsat+d stTies' Saes 2-3X and 4-65 YOUR CHOICE,., MEN'S/BOYS'/LADIES' YOUR JEANS/CORDS CHOICE 997 Mens 11.901^ •e9 5 co -se. sly, .i -1s srvl dM0m Rats assto nook" 0101 29 AO Infos a .,.p pocket stye 7»9.45• smcl.nq 1.,49 599 7r dr. 509 yttt.3 .5 f96vs 5 wooer stye eons — Ams Mt .man srae98,6 797 LADIES' POLO TOPS LADIES' PAISLEY SHIRTS 97 797 long Wares Contrast cola • pac•et hon Snag Collar button dorm front t4,2sn WINN Aery.c. meta ~es S M L Sours setw< ret Ona roy90 n di M40 5 M MrKMctunies cM.reneo. LADIES' STRETCH BRIEFS 970 F•, 9, '1 Dr,••.5 Mur, 6 64 9'• GREG �Pxa 399 WORK BOOT "' LADIES' WONDER BRA SPECIAL Your Choice 11411) 997 :NOIR eom 9 vY4Oy 0. h'ea n 0205 32.311 UWre a tane wert Oe .lMr'ssg9 59 e., sal (0690 MEN'S. BOYS', LADIES' SPORT SOCKS COI"' l5.•les 610 A',-1 At591 6790^' `50. CHILDREN'S SPORT SOCKS 297 797 as Mo MENS THERMAL SOCKS 970