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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1994-11-2, Page 15r ► ► SILLERY COMMUNITY Times -Advocate, November 2, 1994 Page 15 Wheelin 'n dealin' Lea Greenwood (right) was calling the tunes Wednesday evening when the Clinton Wheel 'N Dealers brought their square dancing to Exeter's South Huron Recreation Centre. Seventy-five dancers (below) showed off their steps to about 200 visitors at the evening, which was sponsored by the Exeter Royal Bank. Most board trustees acclaimed EXETER - Many voters in Huron County won't have to worry about who to choose to represent them on the Huron County Board of Educa- tion on November 14, since i1 of the 14 positions have been ac- claimed. But that's not the case with six other boards in the area. In a nutshell, voters will have to seek out a candidate who will make sure that elementary and secondary schools meet provincial standards, see that local education needs and priorities are addressed and keep expenditures to a level which tax- payers can afford. The school board vote is im- portant since it is the oldest form of government in Ontario - older than municipal councils and the pro- vincial legislature. Here's a quick look at who's run- ning in the Times -Advocate read- ership area: Huron County Board of Education At (east 11 of 14 trustees will be returning to the board after No- vember 14 although there will be a few changes. Pauline VanDerLcy, representing the town of Exeter, will replace re- tiring board member Jim Chapman. As well, board chairman Graeme Craig has announced he will be stepping down. He will be re- placed as trustee representative for Seaforth and the Township of McKillop by Pauline Siemon. Those already acclaimed include: Allan Carter representing the Township of Tuckersmith and Vil- lage of Hensall; Bea Dawson, Townships of Hay and Usbornc and Village of Zurich; and Bob Heywood, Township of Stephen. Meanwhile, voters in the Township of Stanley and Village of Bayfield will have to chose between in- cumbent Bob Burton and newcom- er Abby Armstrong. Huron -Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board Acclaimed are: Mike Miller rep- resenting the Townships of Hay and Stanley as well as the villages of Hensall, Zurich and Bayfield. Mike Ryan will also be back, repre- senting the Town of Exeter and Township of Stephen. There will be a race for the seat representing the Townships of Blanshard and Downie and Town of St. Marys between incumbent Bernard Murray and newcomer Walter Pearce. Perth County Board of Education Voters in the Townships of Blan- shard and Downie will have to chose between incumbent Wendy Anderson and incumbent Peter Black. Middlesex County Board - • of Education Voters in the Townships of McGillivray, East Williams, West Williams, the Village of Ailsa Craig and the town of Parkhill will have two candidates to chose from. Both Michael Cooper and Cheryl Norman are newcomers. Also new on the scene are Scott Delorme-Triebner, Bob Harvey and Sharon Needham all vying to repre- sent the Townships of Biddulph and London as well as the Village of Lucan. Voters will choose two of the three. London and Middlesex County Catholic School Board Connie Bontje, Aldo Caranci and Gil Van Der Spank are vying for the seat representing the Village of Lucan as well as the Townships of Biddulph, London, Dorchester and West Nissouri. The will be a race between Lucy Hendrix and Mari Strybosch Bruijns for the scat representing the Village of Ailsa Craig, Townships of McGillivray, Adelaide, Met- calfe, West Williams, East Wil- liams and the Towns of Parkhill 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 PUC Candidate for Commissioner with many years of municipal experience. Your support at the poles would be appreciated. Authorized by CFO for the Ervin Sillen/ Campaign 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF HIBBERT Confirmation of Advance Poll Location The Advance Poll on November 5th and November 9th for the Township of Hibbert Municipal Election will be held at the TOWNSHIP HALL, STAFFA, as advertised on Wednesday, October 26th and not as shown in flyers being received. Any questions, please contact the Clerk's Office Dated October 26, 1994 Patricia Taylor Returning Officer and Strathroy. Lambton County Board of Education There are a few options when it comes to the school board in Grand Bend. If eligible to vote for Eng- lish candidates, the race is with in- cumbent Victor Alderson against Don Lithgow and Leigh Crozier. If eligible to vote for French can- didates, voter wills have to chose three of the following: Marcel Can - tin, Mario LeClerc, Denis Longpre, Monique Martel or Suzanne McGoldrick. Lambton County Roman Catholic Separate School Board Again, there are candidates run- ning for both English and French positions. The race for English candidates is between incumbent John Boere and newcomer Harry Willemse. French candidates are: Joseph Gravel, Madeline Leblanc -Connor, Leo J. Mayer, Normand Plante, and Michel Robichaud. Voters will have to pick three representatives. IN USBORNE RE-ELECT KEN OKE for Councillor Authorized by the CFO for the Ken Oke campaign TOWN OF EXETER MEET THE CANDIDATES and ACCLAIMED MEMBERS for the 1994 MUNICIPAL ELECTION at the South Huron Recreation Centre on Wed. November 2, 1994 at 7:30 p.m. The Council for the Town of Exeter NEEDS YOUR HELP!! COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF EXETER Invites applications from the public to fill volunteer positions on the following Boards/Committee` for the years 1995, 1996, 1997: Exeter Planning Advisory Committee Exeter Cemetery Board South Huron Recreation Board (7 members) (1 member) (3 members) Please submit applications to the undersigned by Friday, November 4. 1994 at Noon. Elizabeth Bell, Clerk -Treasurer Box 759, 406 Main Street South EXETER, Ontario NOM 1S6 TWO WAYS YOU CAN AFFORD LUXURY TODAY. 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