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PUC candidates....
J1M'PETERS
dentist
What special abilities
would • you bring to the P.U.C?
I hope I have shown
through the various positions.
held on service and public
bodies a degree of leadership
necessary for.such a position.
I have had experience on
Council which should prove
valuable as background
knowledge for such aposition
and thirdly, I have a real
desire to do what I can to
carfy on the high standard of.
' the Goderich P.U.C. and to
improvethat standard where
possible.
Do you, as a candidate, feel
you have the -time necessary
te attend all meetings of the
Public Utilities Commission
and to be in attendance
during the whole of those
meetings?
- Absolutely yes. I un-
derstand•that the P.U.C.,meet
once per month. I have the
time to attend' the whole
meeting without - any dif-
ficulty.
Does the local Public
Utilities Commission • have
the expertise necessary to.
provide the installation ' of
servicingto modern•business,
and industry? •
I feel the people of Goderich•
have been exceptionally well
served by the P.U.C. over the
years. .Ask • yourself: "How
many local power in-
terruptions have we. : had
during • •'your • memory
resulting from local break-
down?"
Mr. Weaver and his suc-
cessor . Mr. Ralston have
given . excellent leadership.
Our line crews are second to
none - witness the recent job
they did to •help '.restore
service during an ice storm
near Exeter.
Doesit hake the expertise?
- The fine record speaks for
itself.
•
Last year we were told that
with heavy demand over. the
Christmas period Goderich
might face `brown outs'. Can
the Goderich Public Utilities
Commission supply the power
necessary for new industry
locally, .such _as , Borg War-
ner?
The days 'of inexpensive,
surplus power are over. We
must accept this fact as a way
of life for the future. At the
same time it is beyond .the
scope of a P.U.C. Com-
missioner to . have expertise
on the merits and demerits of
the generation of power by
water, fossil fuels or nuclear
energy. •(Although I am sure.
we' all have very define
ideas'on the potentially bad
side effects of all three
sources.)
What is within our scope is
to snake certain that we
bargain for the best priced
and most abundantservice
available. Also we must make
sure we carefully .conserve
our allotment so that we can
offer an attractive picture for
newitidustry.'
You mentioned Borg
Warner specifically. As a
councillor I fought for the
inclusion of our effluent By-
law in the offer to purchase
by Borg Warner. In a similar
vein I would not favour a new'
industry which used an ex-
cessive (and I emphasize
`excessive') amount of
power.
Are Public •Utility Com-
missions necessark
om-missions•necessary or could.
the affairs of public utilities
be conducted as well, and
with better communication,
by a 'standing committee of
Town,Couneil?
Raving spent two years on
Council is, T feel, very
valuable to service on the
Yes the P.U.C. is necessary
and could not be conducted by
a standing cainm.ittee of-
Council. I feel it is necessary
for the RUC. to have greater
autonomy than a standing
committee of Council could
Offer, but by the sane token.
better corrimunication could
4 maintained. I would keep
i touch with my colleagues
on Council to help solve our
mutual problems. The mayor
is of course an ex -officio
member of the P.U.C. and his
presence helps in this regard.
What motivates you to seek
election to the. Goderich
Public Utilities Commission?
•
I ain motivated by the
challenge to help forestall
problems relating to • th'e-
P.U.C. before they become
serious. The supply of elec-
tricity and safe water can no
longer be taken for granted -
with proper planning we can
get by, and. Goderich will
prosper.
One last thought. I would
urge voters to take the up-
coming elections very
seriously and getout to vote.
If you do not vote' you let
others decide for you.
Goderich` needs a strong
.CounciI. and P.U.C. for the
trying times ahead.
Murphy r......,.
(continued from page I.9M
resides with a very few in-
dividuals.
At the beginning of these
questions I indicated what my
capabilities and
qualifications for this office
are. In the light of these
qualifications, my interest in
the community and my .belief
in participation, I felt I should ,.
let my name stand, of course,
with the aspiration of being
elected. ' • . .
Get out to vote oh Monday, Dec. 6
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